The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29 00:00:00

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Monday, January 28, 1933.
COLONIAL PRODUCE.
There has again been a steady demand for SUGAR; the sales
consist of 800 hhds. British Plantation, and 6400 bags Mauritius,
without any alteration in prices. 400 bags Bengal have also
been taken at 575. 6d. e 60s. fy cwt., and 1200 bags Manilla,
for export, at 225. e 225. 6d.; in other descriptions there are no
sales.-The business in MOLASSES amounts to 270 puns. chiefly
Demerara, at 265. 3d. W cwt.-COFFEE.-The transactions in
Plantation have been rather extensive, upwards of 300 casks of
Jamaica having been sold, exclusively to the trade, and at very
steady prices for all qualities; the good and fine descriptions,
however, continue most in request. No sales of Foreign.-20
baxes of Jamaica Aauow ROOT sold at 81d. .;; lb.-Nothing
has been done in COCOA.--A small lot good PIMENTO has been
sold at 490.-400 bags middling black PEPPER at 33%d.' 31d.
lb. and 200 bags Malabar GINGER at 40s. ,I; cwt.-200 bass
of Bengal RICE have been taken at 15s. 6d. € 163. 6d. and 60
casks of fine Carolina at 18s. 9d, e 19s. 4p, cwt.-About 200
puns. of RUM were sold for export and home use at Is. Bd. €
Is. lad. for proof to 12 0. P. and 2s. 3d. 'l 2s. 10d. ty gallon
for middling to fine Demerara of high strengths.
DYEWOODS.-There has been an increased demand for
NICARAGUA WOOD, and about 100 tons sold, of solid at £l5
10s. e £l6, and 40 tons of Lima at £22; the sales of LoGwooD
are confined to 20 tons of Campeachy. at £B, and 10 of St.
Domingo at £7 10s.; 70 tons of Spanish FUSTIC at £6' £6
10s. and 15 of Tampico at £7 155.; a few tons of Gaboon BAR-
WOOD brought £B, and a small lot of CAMWOOD £23 415+' ton.-
The demand for Montreal Pot ASHES continues to improve, and
sales have been effected to consumers to the extent of 500 to
600br1s. at 255. e 255. 6d. with a few at 265.; Montreal Pearls
have been more in request, and buyers have taken 200 to 250
brls. at 265. 3d. e 28s. for old and new.-TURPENTINE is rather
lower; lls. 10d. was accepted on Saturday for 250 brls. of fair
quality, and for 1500 brls. offered by auction on Thursday, lls.
6d. was the highest bid, at which the importers refused to sell,
and the whole was consequently withdrawn.-American TAR
without alteration in price; 600 brls. Stockholm sold at 13s. ly
brl.-A quantity-of New York FLAXSEED was offered at auction
and withdrawn; 100 hhds. afterwards sold by private treaty at
82s. 6d.; there are several orders from Ireland, limited to prices
that holders will not at present accept.-No alteration in
CLOVERSEED.-There has been a speculative demand for
QUERCITRON BARK, and about 230 hhds. sold at 7s. 6d. for
Baltimore, and Bs. for Philadelphia, since which an advance of
6d. tp' cwt. has been obtained for 20 hhds. of the latter.-A
small sarcel of American BEES' WAX, duty paid, sold at £7
10s. cwt.-Of HIDES, the sales have again been to a mode-
rate extent, but at steady prices; 3900 dry Rio Grande Cow and
Ox sold at 7%d. and 1600 salted New York at 4%d. e 4%d.40'
fb.-HORSE HAIR.-4 bales of Buenos Ayres,
_fair to good
mixed, brought Bd. and 1 bale of stump tails, 10d. #' lb.-No
sales of Neutria or Chinchilli SKINS.-127 tons of Dutch OAK
BARK sold at £6 7s. 6d. Eton.--There has been a good demand
for TOBACCO, and about 380 hhds, sold without alteration in
prices; 260 of Virginia stemmed, 10 of leaf, and 10 of Kentucky
stemmed have gone for home trade, 90 of Virginia stemmed to
speculators, with a few of Virginia stemmed for Ireland, and of
Kentucky leaf for exportation.-In INDIGO there are no trans-
actions of moment to report.-The public sale of SHELL LAC
to-day went ss. lower, ordinary orange selling at £6 J£6 ss.
and garnet at 112 s. 6d, 115 s. ctpi cwt. in bond.-Nothing has
been done in Bengal SAFFLOWER, but 75 bags and chests
Bombay have been sold at 755. and 925. 6d. according lo quality.
-A sale of East India GUM ARABIC is reported at 465. 6d..lp'
cwt.-The business in SALTPETRE continues limited, and prices
are a trifle lower.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—The prices of BRIM-
STONE continue to be supported, and in some few instances an
advance of 10s. ton has been paid for small lots.—For Sicily
and Verona SUMAC thefe has been little demand, 200 bags good
Malaga have been sold at Ils. 6d. 4' cwt.—There has been an
increased demand for French MADDERS, and some advance has
been paid on the fine qualities and marks. Dutch Madders are
less in request.—Turkey MADDER ROOTS continue scarce, and
buyers of parcels to arrive meet with few offering. French
Roots are in better demand at improving prices.—Nothing
worthy of notice done in ARGOLS or CREAM of TARTAR —The
demand for OLIVE OIL continues good, and we have to notice
a further advance of £2 MY tun in Galipoli, and 20s. to 30s. in
other sorts; Galipoli has been sold as high as £56 113' tun.—ln
VALONIA no sales are reported.—ln FISH OILS the sales are
very trifling, and prices are without alteration.—SEED OILS are
in better request, particularly. pale RAPE, and holders look for
some improvement in price, in consequence of the advance in
Olive Oil.—About 250 tons PALM OIL have been disposed of at
£32 10s. e £33; the principal part of the stock is held for £33
10s.—OIL of TURPENTINE is offering on lower terms, with a
limited demand.—The HEMP market remains steady at the
prices quoted.—ln FLAX little doing.—There is great firmness
in the TALLOW market, and more business doing at the annexed
quotations.