The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-06 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 2.

There is very little alteration to notice this week in B. P. SUGAR
the sales, which amount to 900 hhds., being again principally confined
to the 'refiners. Nothing has been clone in Bengal or Mauritius, and
the transactions in Foreign are limited to a few small parcels, at former
prices.—The sales in MocAssEs amount to 300 puns., chiefly old De-
merara, at 21s, with a few Jamaica at 255, and a small lot of St. Lucia
at 23s 6d 44" cwt.—The sales of Plantation COFFER have been rather
extensive, and exceed 400 casks of Jamaica, chiefly of ordinary to fine
Ordinary qualities, which sorts brought full prices, whilst middling
and the finer qualities sold rather lower ; 50 bags of good Demerara
were also sold at the quotations. No sales of Foreign.—No sales
reported in CoCoa, but a small lot of Jamaica GINGER has been taken
at £5 for ordinary, to £7 5s for good, and 200 bags of PIMENTO at 41d
to 41d lb.—No alteration in RUM ; about 200 puns. have been taken
by the trade at the quotatioßs.—ln Rica no transactions reported, ex-
cept 100 bags of Africidat 10s 41r cwt.
TEA.—The public sales of Tea brought forward to-day were but
thinly attended, and of 19,000 packages offered; not more than about
one-third found buyers. The Boheas and Congous went at the late
London sale prices, but about Id G 21 below the last sales here; full
prices were obtained for green Teas.
There are no transactions to report either in INDIGO, Lac DYE,
SAFFLOWER, or MU/WEI:T.—A parcel of garnet SHELL Lke has been
sold at £s'lss,-The business iIISALTPETRE only amounts to 300 bags,
at 22s 6d 42 28s ,tr cwt.

Several large sales of DrEwOons have been held this week, which
went off dull. and only part sold, viz. of Campeachy Lonwoou 400 tons,
at £7 e ss, and 200 of Jamaica at £1 556 £4 15e; 40 tons of prime
Cuba FCSTIC at £7 15s, 40 of Spanish at £3 IN £4, and 20 of Ceara
at f 4 15s; no sales reported in NICARAGUA Woon ; 20 tons of Angola
BartwOon disposed of at £7 10s, and a small lot of Gaboon at £5 10s,
and 10 tons of Red SANDERS WooD at £6 15s 4Y ton.—TURPENTINE
fully maintains the late advance ; 700 brls. were sold to-day off the
quay at 15s 6d.—There are no sales of American, Stockholm, or Arch-
angel TAR, but prices remain unaltered. —There has been a good
demand for Montreal Pot Asises, and prices have advanced Is 49' cwt.;
some sales were made early in the week at 31s 6d, but yesterday 3236 d
was given, and few, if any, holders will now Sell below this price ; the
sales are about 300 brls. at 31s 6d' 325 6d. Montreal Pearls are also
higher ; 39s 6 40s has been paid for a few small parcels.—There is
There is rather more inquiry for QUERCITRON BARK; ,about 60 hhds.
Philadelphia have been disposed of at lOs 6d.—Nothing done in BEES'
Wax, FLAXSEED, 05 CLOVERS Kan.—The transactions in HIDES during
the week are confined to 1,200 dry Monte Video Ox and Cow at 71d to
81d, 250 salted Barbadoes at 41d, and 1,400 dry Holstein Calf Skins at
9latb ; also 1,600 dry Buenos Ayres Horse Hides at 8s 6d e lOs 6d
each.—A few bales HORSE HAIR, fair to good mixed, have been sold
at 81d eBd sf Ib.—ln Oax BARK and Netitria SKINS we have no
sales to report.—The sales of TOBACCO consist of 40 hhds. Virginia
leaf, 90 hhds. Virginia stemmed, 14 hhds. Kentucky leaf, and 43 hhds,
stemmed, all to the trade, with the exception of 30 hlids, which were
taken for export ;little of the new crop has been sold, and the market
continues firm, without alteration in price.