The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-02-03 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL M4RKET, JANUARY. 3).

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There has been less demand for Swan, and in order to effect ',sales
holders have been obliged to submit to a reduction of Is. de cwt. on
brown and middling descriptions ; the sales amount to 800 hhds. B.
P. In East India, • Mauritius; or Foreign; no sales to notine.—Mo-
LASSES.—About 600 puns. haxe been taken by the trade at 22s 61 for
Demerara, and '23s cwt. for Antigna, and for a parcel of mixed
qualities, via Halifax. 21s tr cwt. way paid.—Corers.—The transac.
Lions in Plantation have been limited ; 50 casks df Jamaica brought
extreme rates for good clean -qualities, and 90 robins of very good
MocRA were sold at 77s 61. Of Foreign a small parcel good ordinary
La Guayra brought 54s 4P' cwt.—ln Cocoa, Gthorta or PEPPIR nothing
done.-120 bar; PIMENTO Sold by auction at 41d Ift lb.—There is a
good demand for Run, but as the stork in the importer!' hands is
small, the sales are limited to about 160 puns. of Demerara at 2s 21d
e 3s 4d.41" gallon fur good and fine marks.—ln Rica no sales re-
'ported..
Small sales of Immo° have been made, at prices corresponding to
the recent advance established in Loudon.--Cocimritat has advanced
3d 417 lb, silver having realized 7s 6d £ Bs, and black 8s 6d 4, lb, duty
paid.-65 chests of Simi. Lao are reported at £5 7s 61 l £5 17s 6d,
and 20 bona Tincm. at 72s 0 64s tr cwt.—The sales of SALTPETRE are
only 207 bags at 25s 6d e 295, and of NITRATE of SJDA 150 bags at 22s
cwt. duty paid.
DY.Ewoons.—There has been a fair enquiry, and the market con,
tinues steady at the quotations ; about 170 tons of Carnpeachy too-
WOOD sold at £7 15s, and 10 tons of Jamaica at X 5 2s 6d to £5 lOs: in
FUSTIC, 130 tons of Cuba brought .C 7 7s 6d to £7 10s, and for prime
Wood £8 ssl 10 tons of solid NICARAGUA WOOD sold at £l7, and 10
of Lima of £lB ;.15 tons of CAMWOOD at £l7, and aO of Btawoon at
£7 for Angola, and at £5 lOs per ton for Gaboon.—The TIJEPTIVTINH
market continues very firm, and a slight advance has been obtained,
13s to 13s ld having been given for 550 brls.—American TAR also fully
supports former prices ; 500 brls. were sold to-day at 13s 3d.—There
,is still a very good demand for Montreal Pot ASIIES, and for some
small parcels 35s has been paid : the total sales are 320 brls. at 33s 61
to 355. Montreal Pearl Asues are again higher, 36s having in some
few instances been obtained : about 200 Ws. have been sold at 34s to
36s per cwt. —There has been a.fair demand, for FLAXSEED fur sowing,
and better prices obtained ; about 450 hhds. New' York brought 83s to
85s, and 390 hhds. of Dutch 80s to .85s.—Cfnvszseen is extremely
dulLof sale.—A small parcel of Cnba Bees' Wax sold at £5 lOs per
cwt. in bond.—No alteration in. QtreaerritoN BARK.—llitots. The
sales comprise 170 dry Monte VitlOo Cow and Ox at 91, .6000 dry. East
India Kips at 51d to dry
for rubbed, and 61d to '7O for sound, and
5200 salted Buenos Ayres at 41d to 41d per lb.—Of Roasts HAIR, 24
bales Buenos Ayres mixed sold at 8/d to 9d per lb.—No transactions
in OAK B ARK.—There has been a good demand for. TOBACCO, and the
sales consist of 98 hhds. Virginia leaf, 58 hhds. Virginia stemmed,
and 164 hhds. Kentucky stemmed ; of which 170 hhds. have been
taken on speculation, a few for Ireland, and the remainder by the
hone-trade. _ _

DTTERRANEAN,PRODUCE.—In consequence of the disposi-
tion of some of the holders to effect salas, some considerable parcels
of'l3almsToNE have this week been sold, chiefly from the ship side,
at lower rates ; the business done amounts to about 600 tons, and the
consumers have stacked themselves pretty freely,—There has been
only a limited inquiry for SUMAC.—AEGOLS and CREAM of TARTAR
• have been dull of sale.—Nothing worthy of notice done in MADDERS
or AlltDpEß RooTs.—About 20 tons ordinary -Smyrna. VALONIA have
been sold at. £ll If ton.—ln the past three Jaye has been more
inquiry for OLIVE OIL, and holders' have been more firm than at the
eomthencement of the week ; a parcel of 60 tuns Camila Oil has been
sold to a dealer, and small lots of Galipoli at £69 tun.—Fisti Om§
remain steady at the prices quoted, and the new imports of Con are
taken freely from the quay.—Szso OILS are in fair request, and the
advanced quotations of last week have been realised.—Some litt'o
business has been done in PALM OIL at £2l 10s, but holders are un-
willing to proceed with sales at this price, and generally demand £25
per ton.—OlL of TURPENTINE meets a ready sate at £4B per ton.—But
little 'Petershurgh clean HEMS' •can now be got at the price quoted,
and•some holders decline selling under £26 10s.—The only sale of
FLAX 'reporte'd is 75 bales New Zealand at £l7 44 £lB per ton.—The
business in TALLOW has again been very trifling this week, and a fur-
ther decline has taken place.