The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-10 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 6.

There has been a fair demand for Suomi., and the sales amount to

1,200 hhds. B. P. at very full prices. In Bengal, ]Mauritius, or Foreign
there are no sales to report.—No sales of MOLASSES are reported.—
COPFEL—The business done is again confined to British Plantation,
consisting of 100 tees., 70 bils. clean ordinary to low middling Jamaica
sold by auction, and 90 bags Demerara by private, without any altera-
tion in prices worthy of notide.—ln COCOA, GINGER, or PIMENTO no
sales.-150 bags black PEPPER sold at 54 51(1.—About. 150 puns. of
Rum have been sold at 2s 3d for 5 to 7 Sl' cent 0.P., and 3s 4 3s 6d for
good and fine Demeraras ; Jamaicas, 29 to 33 41" cent 0. P., 38 4d to 35
7d per gallon.—Rica.-1,000 bags-good Bengal brought 12s'' cwt. in
bond.

TEA.—The public sales of Tea brought forward on Thursday last,
consisted of 13,4.00 packages, were but thinly attended, and only 1,300
found buyers, at prices nearly upon a par with the late London sale,
but id f 2d*.lr lb on all descriptions lower than at the late public sales
held here.

The quantity of bin= brought to public sale to-day, amounted to
222 chests East India, and 134 serons of Spanish ; prices went rather
irregularly, hut, upon the whole, they may be considered upon a par
with the currency of the sales of the 25th September. The Bengal, of
which there were 164 chests, ranged from 31 3d 0 5s 3d, and 58 chests
of Oude sold at 3s lldo4s 3d V its in bond. The Spanish consisted
wholly of Guatimala, and sold at 3s 2d 0 tis 7d IP 113; duty paid.—The
principal part of the LAC DYR offered to-day-was bought in; a few
chests of ordinary sold at Sid e 9d, and 6 chests of middling quality.
•I's 2d IP Ib.—A parcel Of TERRA JAPONICA ii repii4ted at 15s, and
450 pockets of TURMERIC at a similar price.---dn 'Ravrpirritit the
transactions are about 1,000 bags at A7s 0 29s 6d.

DvEwooos.—About 170 tons of Campeaehy. Loowoon have been
soil at £7 5s 0 £7 7s 6d; no sales reported in Jamaica; 30 tons of
good Ctiba Fusvic brought £7. 5s 0 £7 10s, and 40 of &vanilla at £3
15s : nothing done in Nroaaaoua. WOOO ; about 20 tons of Caltivroon
sold at £l2 0 £l7, according to quality. —There have been no sales of
TURPENTINE this week, none being left in first hand; the price
obtained for the 1,000 brls, sold last week was 20s 47 cwt.—No sales of
American TAR, but 200 brls. of Archangel have been sold at 12s 6d,
and 150 brls. Swedish at 13s in bond.—The sales of Montreal Pot
ASHES have again been large, at 32a a 32s 6(1, but to=day, in conse-
quence of the loss of a vessel from Montreal for this port, with 1,000
brls. of Ashes, the market is firmer, and there are few sellers at 32s 6d.
Some trifling sales have been made of Pearl Mlles at 44sla' cwt.—ln
Clusßeizaox BASS, the only sales area few hhds. of New York at 10s,
and of Baltimore at 98 47 cwt.—No alteration in CLOVERSERD or
P LAUREL —The sales of Hums consist of 8,300 salted tlx and Cow
at 5d for Monte Video. 4id e 4td for •good Buenos Ayres and 4id to
41d for inferior ditto, 260 dry salted Brazil at scl, 920 do. Realijo at 5d
to sid, and 8,000 East India Kips atbid rie 51ci for dry salted, 51;d a s}cl
for dry, and 2}d e 4ld 4rlb for rubbed and wormed.—lraloass liana
and OAK BATIK no sales to report.—The sales of ToR &coo consist of
50 hhds. Virginia leaf, 80 hhds. stemmed, and 70 hhds. Kentucky
stemmed, all to the Lome-trade, at steady prices.