The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-15 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL, January 12.,
There bas been more business done this week in British
Plantation SUGAR, the sales amounting to 1000 hhds, but in
some instances holders have submitted to rather lower prices ;
530 bags Mauritius have been taken at the quotations, and 100
bags of fine white Bengal at 61s. 6d. if, cwt. Nothing done in
Foreign.-100 puns. of Demerara MOLASSES have been sold
at 265. 3d. to 265. 6d. ciy cwt.-Coeeee..-There is au improve-
ment iu the demand for Plantation, but the quantity offering
being limited, the sales are to a moderate extent, comprising
only 120 casks of Jamaica and 100 bags and brls. of Demerara;
the market generally may be considered rather higher, particu-
larly clean ordinary to fine ordinary sorts, which descriptions,
in most instances, have been sold at an advance of Is. to 2s. Iti'
cwt. Of Foreign Coffee, a small lot of fair ordinary Brazil
brought 535. el cwt 750 bags of Bengal Rica have brought
14s. 6d. to 15s. 4y cwt. for ordinary, and 15s. 6d. to 16s. for fair.
-Nothing done in COCOA, and nothing of consequence in
GINGER.-250 bags of black PEPPER have gone at 3d. to 3ad.
gy lb. and 900 bags of PIMENTO at 40. 41, lb.-A kw small
sales of RUM, amounting to 100 puns. have been made at former
rates. •
INDIGO.-The 31 chests of damaged East India brought to
public sale yesterday, went at very high prices, selling from 3s.
3d. to 3s. Bd. and a few chests of dust at 2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d. tY lb.
-About 20 bales Bengal SAFFLOWEIt have been sold at
revious rates, and 26 chests of LAc DYE, R. M. mark, at 10d.
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lb. iu bond, and ordinary quality, without mark, at 92d ly lb.
uty paid. The public sale of 126 chests SHELL LAC went
off with spirit at the quotations.-The sales of SALTPETRE
continue limited, but although reduced, are at tolerably steady
prices.-A few bags Gust SENEGAL have realized 635. iy cwt.
-DYEWOODS.-There los been an increased demand for
FuSric and NICARAGUA Wool), and rather higher rates paid
for the former, 120 tons of common Spanish having sold at £6,
and 300 tons of Lima Nicaragua Wood at a trifle under the
quotations, 35 tons of solid ditto at £l5 10s. to £l6; only about
504 p
tons of Campeachy Loawoon sold at £7 15s. to £8 ton;
nothing reported in BARWOOD or CAsiwoore-Montreal Pier
ASHES-were selling slowly at 275. to 275. 6d. when a public sale
was brought forward, and a few lots were forced off at 255: to
255. 6d. tIY cwt; the market has not recovered from the effect
of this sale, and there arc still sellers at 255. 6d; about 150 brls.
have changed hands at 255. to 275. Cal. trY cwt.; Pearl Ashes
also have declined, 28s. having been accepted for about 100 brls.
-TURPENTINE is in very steady demand, and for 1330 brls.
on the quay, 12s. ad. to 12s. 4d. was obtained.-100 brls.
American 'rite were sold at the same time at 13s. #' brl.-
There is some enquiry for new AmericanFLAXSEED for sowing,
but none is yet arrived. Nothing done in CLOVERSEED;
prices are without alteration.-A few hhds. of Philadelphia
QUERCITRON BARK have been disposed of at 7s. 6d. for old im-
port, and Bs. new ditto.-Bets' W Ax, African, in bond, is
wanted, and a small parcel of fine quality brought £5 10s. 4y
cwt.-The transactions in HIDES have been extensive, and
the sales effected are at full prices, consisting of 1700 dry Buenos
Ayres Ox and Cow at 9%d. to 10%d, for good to prime quality,
800 inferior to fair at 7,1 d. to Bid, 2200 salted Buenos Ayres at
sd, 600 New South Wales salted Ox and Cow, out of condition,
at 31d. to 4d.,_ 350 ditto Calf Skins at 2d., 3400 dry salted
Brazil Cow and Ox at 6%d. to 6%d, 1300 ditto, damp, at sid.
to 5-id, 5700 dry East India Kips at Gad. to 7d, 4600 dry ditto
Cow at 7%d. 730, 300 dry salted ditto at 7%d, 400 brined ditto
at 8;y d, 240 dry Buffalo at sd. to 5%d. Ip' lb. and 8250 dry
Buenos Ayres Horse Hides at 7s. 7d. to 7s. 10d. each.-No
sales of Neutria or Chinchilli SKINS.-12 bales Buenos Ayres
HORSE HAIR, short and mixed, sold at 6%e1. to 734 d. 4j3) lb.-
Of OAK BARK, 140 tons Dutch brought £6 to £6 12s. 6d. #'
ton.-TouAcco has again been in good demand, and about
290 hhds. consisting of 20 of Virginia leaf, 120 of stemmed, 15
of KentOcky leaf, and 75 of stemmed have been sold for home
trade, 20 of Virginia, and 30 of Kentucky leaf to speculators,
and 15 of Kentucky lef for exportation: we raise our quotations
about 34d. Ip' lb
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-BRIMSTONE continues
in request, and prices are fully supported; several parcels of
Sicily, on the spot, have been sold at 1.13, and 30 to 40 tons to
arrive, at the same price.-There is good demand for Turkey
MADDER ROOTS, and most of what remained in importers'
hands have been sold at 575. el cwt., besides which, 50 bales
have been disposed of, to arrive, at the same price.-MADDERS
continue in fair demand.-SumAc is in limited request, but
without change in prices.-Some few sales have been made, in
white Italian ARGOLS at about 495. to 50s. ewt.--CREA3(
of TARTAR has been but little enquired for.-Tif here continues a
fair demand for OLIVE OIL, and as some parcels of Galipoli
have been withdrawn for £53, buyers have been compelled to
pay £52 for this description, and a proportionate advance fin%
other sorts; the quotations are raised accordingly.-No sales
reported in VALONIA.-A parcel of COD OIL, just imported,
has been sold at £25 10s. 4-9' tun from the quay, and some further
sales, to the extent of about 40 tuns, have been made, to arrive
at £25, from a cargo shortly expected.-More enquiry has
appeared for pale SEAL OIL, but at present only small sales
have been effected, at £27.-SEED OILS are without alteration.
-In PALM OIL there has been little done during the week,
and the price is without change.-In OIL of TURNPENTINE
not much doing.-Some demand has appeared for clean HEMP,
and sales have been effected at £29 eV' ton.-In FLAX we
have no transactions to report.-'There has not been much
doing in TALLOW, but holders are very firm at our quotations.