The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. DECEMBER 6.

The demand for B. P. SUGAR has been rather limited, and the sales
are only, 700 hhds. at a decline of Is. 4' cwt. on brown and low
middling; in other descriptions there is no alteration. 500 bags Ben-
gal sold at the quotations, but in Mauritius or Foreign there are no
sales.-MOLASSES.-About 400 puns. Demerara have been taken by
the trade, chiefly at 265. 4," cwt.-CorruE.-There is only a moderate
demand for Plantation, and the sales do not exceed 120 casks of
Jamaica and 110 bags Demerara; the prices obtained in most instances
were Is. e 2s. lower; at a sale attempted to-day of neatly 200 casks
of Jamaica, only a few trivial lots were disposed of. No sales of
Foreign.-Nothing done in COCOA.-1,150 bags East India GINGER
sold at 325. 41, cwt., a small lot of PIMENTO at 41d., and a trifling
parcel of black PEPPEa at 4d. 4r lb.-In RICE the sales are confined to
a few tees. Carolina, at 15s. 6d., and about 500 bags East India, viz.
yellow Bengal at Ils. Gd., good at 145., and Bombay at 12s. 41' cwt. ;
the whole taken for shipment.-There has been a fair demand for
RUM, and about 300 puns. Demerara of middling to good quality sold
at 2s. 10d. 0 3s. 3d., and choice marks at 3s. 6d. de gallon.
Some small sales of Spanish and East India INDIGO were attempted
to day, but there appeared so little disposition to purchase, that the
proprietors of the former were compelled to withdraw nearly the
whole, whilst the latter, of which there were only 24 chests, sold at
about the rates previously current.-For COCHINEAL there is more
inquiry.-A, small lot of East India mixed GALLS have been sold at
775. 6d. 41' cwt,-The sales of SALTPETRE amount to nearly 1,600 bags,
latterly at a little improvement in price.
Dyßwoons.-The demand continues moderate, and the sales con-
sist of 180 tons Campeachy Loowoon at I:7 2s 6d to £7 10s-60 of Ja-
maica at £5 15s-30 of St. Domingo at £6 to £6 2s 6d-60 tons of
Spanish FUSTIC at £6 10s--10 of Cuba at £9-30 of Zante at £6 lOs to
£6 15s-20 tons of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD at £2l to £24 10s-and a
few tons of CAMWOOD at £lB 49' ton.-The TURPENTINE market is
rather lower; for 1.600 brls. offered by auction to-day, 12s. 4d. was
the highest bid, they were withdrawn at 12s. Gd. 4f, cwt.-There are
no sales in American TAR, and of other descriptions the quantity sold
is only 300 brls. of Archangel at 14s. 3d. to 14s. 6d. fp brl.-We have
had a very animated demand for Montreal Pot ASHES, both for home
use and speculation ; Pearl Ashes also have participated in the demand,
and the sales of both kinds amount to 1,150 brls., viz. 300 brls. of new
Pots at 245. to 245. 6d., with a few at 255., and 600 brls. of old brands,
at 235. 0 215., and 250 brls. of Pearls at 255. 9d. e 265.; the advance in
Pot Ashes is Is. 4p• cwt.. no parcels being now on sale below 255. 4,
cwt. for new imports, and 235. 6d. 245. for the brand of 1832.-
QUERCITRON BARK is in moderate request, 59 hhds. Philadelphia of
fair quali!y brought 9s. 4f, cwt.-Br-Es' WAX in good demand.-In
FLAXSEED some small sales of Riga for crushing have been effected at
485.; a parcel of fresh Odessa, suitable for sowing, is held at 60s. per
quarter.-Nothing done in CLOVERSEED.-Of HIDES the sales comprise
2,360 dry Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox at 71d. G 8(1., 200 salted New
York at 44d., and 130 salted West India at 6d. 4, lb.-Irons g HAIR.-
22 bales Buenos Ayres brought 64d. ' Bd. ctl, lb. for fair to good mixed.
-No sales of Neutria or Chinchilli SKINS, and nothing done in OAK
BARK.-There has been a limited demand for Toaacco, and the sales
scarcely amount to 120 hhds,; they consist of 52 hhds. of Virginia leaf
and stemmed to the home-trade, 21 of Virginia leaf with 15 of stemmed
for Ireland, and 30 of Virginia leaf for exportation.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—BRIMSTONE continues in good
demand at £l3 e £l3 105..;. ton.—For Sicily SUMAC there is not
much inquiry ; several parcels of good Verona have been sold at 7s.
4' cwt.—There were no bidders for Naples red and white Aaoots at
the sales brought forward this week, and they were all consequently
withdrawn.—For 'MADDERS there is rather more inquiry, but to effect
sales lower prices have been submitted to.—MADDER ROOTS are steady
at the quoted prices.—The demand for OLIVE OIL has revived a
little, hut in some instances rather lower prices have been accepted ;
Sicily has been sold at £53 10s. from the ship, Galipoli is still held at
£.58 i £59 411 tun,---VALONIA is dull of sale.—An import of about 70
tuns Newfoundland Coo OIL has been received this week, and about
50 tuns sold from the quay at £23 W tun.—ln pale SEAL OIL small
sales are effected at £l/420 10s. e £26 W' tun.—SEED OILS continue in
good request at our quotations.—More inquiry has appeared for PALM
OIL, toit no improvement in price can be reportecl.—OlL of TURPEN-
TINE remains steady at the prices quoted.-11sme is without altera-
tion.—FLAx continues in request.—'There has appeared a more gene-
ral inquiry for TALLOW this week. owing to the consumers' stocks
being exhausted ; they still buy sparingly, but evidently evince more
confidence in the article.