The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, NovamßEß 22.
There has been a better demand for &Joan, particularly for fine and
good descriptions, which have sold at very full prices, but brown and
low middling continue very dull ; the sales amonnt to 900 hhds. B. P.
In Bengal, Mauritius or Foreign the sales are not worth notice.—No-
thing has been done in MOLASSES.—About 50 tees, of ordinary Caro-
lina RICE have been sold at 15s. 3d. '' cwt,—COEFEH, The. trans-
actions in Plantation have been very limited, comprising only 70 casks
of Jamaica and 30 bags of Demerara; the former brought steady prices,
the Demerara sold at 2s. to 3s. lower; no. sales of Foreign.-140 boxes
Jamaica ARROWROOT were sold at 10tL to ls. 2d. 4, tb.xn Coeoa or
OINGER nothing done.—A small lot of PIMENTO sold at 4d. to Ofd„
and 360 bags Black PEEPER at 4d. to 40. for sound, and 21d. to 31d for
damaged.—The transactions in Rum are limited, to 60 puncha., but the
market is a little firmer.

Nothing has been done in INDIGO—A few common,East India GALLS
have been sold at 80s. <W cwt. in bond. The sales in SALTPETRE do
not exceed 500 bags, at 355. to 375.
DRTEWOODS.—The sales consist of 220 tons of Campeachy Lou-
WOOD at £7 7s. 6d., and 30 tons at £7 55., 150 of Jamaica at £5 15s. ;
in FUSTIC 15 tons of Cuba at £B7s. 6d., and 30 of &vanilla at £7, with
about 30 tons of Llma NICARAGUA WOOD at £2O to £2l V ton.—There
is a slight depression in the TURPENTINE market, 12s. sd. having been
accepted for 800 brls. of good quality.—ln TAR there are no sales to
communicate.—We have experienced an improved demand for Pot
and Pearl ASHES, and 650 brls. have changed hands at former prices
for Pearl Ashes, but at an advance during the last day or two of Is.
4, cwt. on Pot Ashes ; the sales are 500 brls. Montreal Pot Ashes at
235. to 245. for new, and at 21s. to 225. 6d. for oldbrands, and 140 brls.
Montreal Pearls at 255. 6d. to 265., and 10 brls4 New York of an old
import at 26s.—Nothing done in CLoVERSEED or FLAXSEED.—QUER-
CITRON BARK in moderate request..—BEES. WAX in fair demand.—
Several considerable parcels of HIDES were offered at auction, but
the sales were to a limited extent, viz. 1800 dry Rio Grande Cow and'
Ox at 7ia. to 81d., 950 wormed and damaged at 6d. to 7d., 900 dry
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video at 101 d. to 111 d. for prime heavy
lots, and 81d, to 81d. for fair quality, 800 dry salted Brazil at 61d. to
to 60., 520 salted West India at sd. V lls, and 4600 dry Monte Video
Horse at 7s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. each.—No sales of Housx HAIR, Neutria
or Chinchilli SKINS, and no transactions in OAK BARK.—There has
been a fair demand for ToBACCO, and about 215 hhds. sold ; consisting
of 32 hhds. of Virginia stemmed, a few of leaf and 21 of Kentucky
stemmed to the home-trade, 47 of Virginia leaf and 10 of stemmed
for Ireland, 60 of Virginia with 10 of K.entucky leaf for re-sale, and
26 of Kentucky leaf for exportation.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—The demand for BRIMSTONE
continues steady, and the sales of the week have been to a fair ex-
tent at £l3 10s. to £l3 15s. 4P' ton.—Sumxo continues dull of sale,
scarcely any business having been done in any description of it
this week.—AßooLs are scarce and wanted.--Mxonxas remain
without enquiry.—For MADDER ROOTS also there is but little demand,
—Some few sales have been effected in Persian BERRIES at 958. to
115 s. for middling, to £6 10s. to £7 per cwt. for good qualities.—The
arrivals of OLIVE OIL this week being larger than for some time past,
sales of all sorts have been nearly suspended; prices remain without
alteration, and holders do not seem anxious to press sales.—Nothing
worth notice done in VALONIA.—Some few sales of FISH OILS have
been effected this week at our quotations ; the transactions have.
however, been very limited.—For LINSEED qtr. there continues a
good demand.—Pale Rare is also in better reqvest.—PALM On. has
been sold at £29 ss. from the quay, and £lO from the warehouse ; the
sales of the week are about 80 tons.—OlL of TURPENTINE is without
alteration.—We have no sales of HEMP or FLAX, to report.—Holders
Of 11.41,1.0 w are more firm this week, and some transactions have taken
place at 46a. 6d. to 475. ; to-day but little is doing, the prices remain
steady. •

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, NOVEMBER 22.
Our Cotton market has continued to decline throughout the present
week, though business to a moderate extent has been done, but the
continual anxiety of holders to realise haS enabled buyers to purchase
each succeeding day, on lower terms, and our present quotations are
lower than those of Friday last by jd, to id, Th. generally. 300
American arc taken for export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 16th inst. to this cloy inclusive.