The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-22 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Alarketo.

COLONIAL PRODUCE.
LIVERPOOL, January 21.

The sales in the British Plantation Sugar market this week
have been greater than for some time past, and at very steady
prices, with the exception of the lower qualities, which in some
instances, have receded; the total sales amount to 1,400 lihtls.
About 400 bags of Bengal were so.d at 61s. for flue white, 655.
for fine Burdwan. At the sale by auction of Manilla Sugar on
Friday last, when 7;100 bags were offered, the whole was taken
in at 235. and we only report a trilling sale in Pernams, at
265. •W 275. If cwt. A small parcel of Molasses, about 30 puns.
on the quay, at 265. If cwt. is the only sale reported. Uoffee
continues in request, and the trade have purchased freely the
good and fine qualities which we quote 2s. 419 cwt. higher:
the ordinary and unclean parcels are somewhat lower; the
total sales amount to 250 casks Jamaica. Nothing of con-
sequence to report in foreign. A small parcel of Brazil Cocoa
brought 28s. The enquiry for Pepper has been good, and
1,500 bags have been sold, chiefly fur export, at 3%d. ft) 3%d.
and 100 bags Pimento at 41 4% V' lb. A small parcel of
Bengal Rice, middling quality, was sold at 15s. 6d. and 200 bags
Red African at lls. 9d. f& 12s. 3d W cwt. The sales in Rum
have been at our quotations, and amount to about 100 puns.
DYEWOODS.-On Wednesday, a small cargo of Campeachy
LOGWOOD sold briskly at auction, at £l7 17s. 6d. e £8 W ton
from the ship's side; 60 tons have also been sold from the
warehouse, in small parcels, at £7 15s. to £8; Fuszic being
scarce, about 100 tons of Tampico have realized £8 2s. 6d. to
£8 10s. and 70 tons of Spanish £6 e £6 ss. ; 15 tons of fine
Lima NICARAGUA WOOD sold at £22, and a few tons of com-
mon solid sold at £l5 10s. If ton; no sales in BARWOOD;
20 tons of Camwoon brought £22 2s. 6d. W ton.-There has
been rather more demand for Montreal Pot ASHES, and the
market is a little firmer; about 200 brls. have been sold at 255.
6d. below which price there are no sellers of good parcels;
Montreal Pearls are much neglected, 60 to 70 brls. only have
changed hands, at 28s. for the brand of 1832. No sales in
States' Ashes.-TURPENTINE has fallen 2d. ,ty cwt., 1300 brls.
having been sold by, auction at 12s. and 12s. ld.;_the quality
was good, but not fine.-Some American TAR offered at the
same time was withdrawn, 12s. being the highest bid; the
holders decline selling at present prices.-FLaxsEED.-There
are numerous enquiries for new seed for sowing, but the market
has not yet opened; a parcel just arrived from New York is
announced for auction on Friday next, when prices will be
established.-Nothing done in CLOVERSEED.-QUERCITRON
BARK continues in very limited demand.-BEES' Wax in re-
9uest for export; 15 brls. American sold at £5 15s. W cwt.,
in bond.-Of HIDES, the sales were to a moderate extent, but
at an advance of fully Md. w lb. on prime dry Buenos Ayres
and Monte Video Cow and Ox, as also on prime ditto salted ;
the transactions comprise 1730 dry at 17%d. to 834 d. for fair,
and 10d. to 112 d. for good to prime, 2310 salted at 4%d. to
5.0. and 700 prime at 6%d.,900 salted New South Wales, at
V. 4 to 4M d., 390 dry African at 634 d. for sound, 100 dry
salted Brazil, at 6%d. W lb., and 690 inferior Buenos Ayres
Horse Hides at 6s. 6d. to 6s. 9d. each.-Of HORSE HAIR, 1
bale stump tails sold at 12d. V' lb., 3 bales good mixed at 8 md.
and 17 bales of short to fair mixed at 6 Md. to 71d. lb.-No
sales of Neutria SKINS ; about 500 dozen of inferior Chinchilli
brought 21s. W dozen.-No transactions in OAK BARK.-To-
RACCO has been in animated demand, and about 700 hhds. sold,
consisting of 200 of Virginia stemmed and 15 of leaf to specu-
lators, 290 of Virginia stemmed, 25 of Kentucky and 30 of
Virginia leaf for home trade, 50 of Virginia leaf and 50 of
stemmed for Scotland, 25 of Virginia leaf for Ireland, and 30
of Kentucky leaf for exportation.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The market for most
most descriptions has been rather dull.-BRIMSTONE continues
scarce, and prices are steadily supported.-In French MAD-
DERS there is some little advance, and a fair business has been
done; but few sales have been made of Dutch.-A parcel of 50
bales French MADDER ROOTS has been sold at 525., and 60 bales
Turkey, to arrive, at 575. de cwt.-Small sales have been made
in Sicily and Verona Sumac at previous prices.-A few casks
of ANNATTO have been sold at 84. w lb.-In ARGOLS and
CREAM of TARTAR little done.-OLIVE OIL has again been in
good demand, and a further advance of fully 20s. W tun esta-
blished; the sales of the week are upwards of 90 tuns, chiefly
common Trieste, at £49. W tun; the principal holders of Ga-
lipoli have withdrawn their stocks for still higher prices.-No-
thing worthy of notice done in Valonia.-In Fist' and SEED
OILS we have had but little doing; of the former no further im-
port has been received.-Small sales of PALM OIL are effected
at the prices quoted.-OIL of TURPENTINE in limited request.
-The business in FLAX and HEMP is trifling.-A further im-
provement has taken place in the price of TALLOW, and sales
have been freely made at the quotations.

LIVERPOOL COTTON' IYIARKET,
Friday Evening, 18th Jan., 1833.

A large extent of business hat again been done in Cotton this week,
at prices in favour of the buyer fur American above 7d. 4113 b ; whilst
for other descriptions rather higher prices have been obtained. 3,000
Surat have been taken on speculation, and 3,000 are advertised for
public sale on Friday next. Our stock of Cotton has this week been
reduced by an extensive fire, which consumed about 10,000 bags,
chiefly American and Brazil.

SALES OF TIIE WEEK.

d. d.
100 Sea Island Georgial 1# to 14
10 Stained Ditto 8 to
5340 Upland Ditto 64 to 7J
i4An f Alabama . . 61 to 71
""" I Mobile • 61 to '74
1900 New Orleans . 64 to 81
m5O f Pernambuco . 84 to 9
" Arieati R Ceara 8J to 81
1000 Bahia and Macaio 74 to 84
850 t Maranharn . 81 to 9i
Sawginned Do. 81 to .96

d. d.
Mina . . . . —to
Para . . . . —to
120 Demerara, &e. . tolOI
60 Barbadoes . . 71 to
. _

100 Common W. 'lndia f to 7i
Bahama . . . —to
400 Carthagena . . 6 to
Bourbon . . . —to
640 Egyptian . . . 8# to 91
5400 Sum/ . . . . 4f to 6

Benial . . . . to
New Orleans, 3671 ; Demerara,

The Imports are—Upland, 5917
40 ; Calcutta, 280.—Total, 9908 ba;

Imports of Cotton Wool from the Ist of Jantutry to the 19th of Jan.,
1832, Inclusive, (and for the same period last year) at Liverpool,
London, and Glasgow:—

West India,
American Brazil Demerara, &e. East Ind. Egypt Total
This year 1041.. 0.... 141 O.. 20 1202
Last year 110,666.. 8374. 8.5 2165.. 1357.. 22,647
Increase .. 0.. 0.... 56 0 0 0

Decrease., 962,5..

8374....

0 2165..

1337.. 21,415

Exported since Ist January 547
Same period last year 1638

Decrease 1091 Bags.

,SATURDAY, JAN. 19.—There has been 'a good demi* to-day. and
3,000 bales sold at very full prices for all descriptions.—Arrived one
vessel from ➢laranham.

MONDAY, JAN. 21.—T0-day there has been a good attendance of
the trade, land fully 4,000 bales sold, at id. 4' lb. advance upon the
quotations of Friday last. Of the sales to-day 100 American are on
speculation ; 3,000 Surat are advertised for public sale on Friday next.