The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-17 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, SEPTEMBER 13.
The SUGAR market remains in a very dull state, and the sales are
confined to 450 hhds. 8.P., for which rather lower prices were gene-
rally accepted ; in East India, Mauritius or Foreign there are no sales
worthy of notice.-About 640 puns. of MOLASSES have been disposed
of at the fcllowing rates, viz. 250 puns. of Trinidad, at 28s. 6d., 40 of
Demerara (imported from Halifax) at 28s. IP' cwt., and 346 of Antigua,
the price of which has not been disclosed.-Nothing of interest done
in either Carolina or East India RICE.--COFFEE.-There has been
very little inquiry for Plantation throughout the week, and the sales
merely comprise small parcels of Jamaica, Demerara, and Trinidad, at
about previous rates. Of Foreign 270 bags ordinary Sumatra were
sold at 535. 4, cwt.-In GINGER nothing has been done.-300 bags
Trinidad COCOA sold at 58s. a 595., and a small lot at 605., and 800 bags
black PEPPER, at 41d. e 41d. 4P' lb.-For 500 bags PIMENTO offered by
auction there were no buyers.-There has been a fair inquiry for
RuM, and upwards of 230 puns. sold at 3s. 2d. for ordinary Jamaica, up
to 4s. 6d. for remarkably fine quality and high strengths, and 3s. 3d.
e 3s. 6d. for high proof Demerara.
There has been more inquiry for INDIGO, but there is very little
offering ; the few sales effected have been at very full prices.-There
is nothing to report in SHELL LAC, LAC DYE, MUNJEET, or SAFFLOWER.
-46 chests clean scraped Gum ANIMI, but small, sold by auction, at
£5 ss. r£7 55., and 32 chests East India ARABIC, at his. cwt.--In
SALTPETRE the sales are about 600 bags at former rates.
DYEWOODS.-On Monday last 400 tons of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD
were brought to the hammer, and 350 tons sold at £2O 15s. e £2l 15s.
for common, and at £24 for selected ; 50 tons of Campeachy Loowoon
brought £8 ss. e £8 7s. 6d., 70 of Jamaica £6 Is. ; 30 tons of Cuba
FUSTIC £lO 108. a £ll, 200 of Brazil, common, £5 10s., and Ceara £7
12s. 6d. e £B, 150 of Savanilla ss. 6 £7 158., and a few tons of
CAmwooD £l9 ton.-The arrivals of TURPENTINE have been large
this week, and the market is consequently dull, but prices have not
yet declined; 2800 brls. have found buyers at 12s. 6 12s. 2d., and a
small quantity of inferior at a relatively lower price.-No sales are
reported in TAR, and prices continue firm at last week's quotations.
-Montreal Pot ASHES are in very limited demand, but, previous prices
are fully supported ; 60 to 70 hrls. only have been sold, at 245. for new,
and 235. for old Ashes,; of Montreal Pearl Ashes 70 to 80 brls, have
been disposed of at 265. e 275„ including the brands of 1832 and 1833.
States' Ashes are saleable for export, but there are no States' Ashes in
the market.-QUERCITRON BARK continues dull, and the sales are
confined to a few hhds. New York of, good quality at Bs. 6d.-No
alteration in BEES' WAx.-A small parcel of Baltic FLAXSEED sold at
425. 4:p. quarter.-Nothing doing in CLOVERSEED.-There is a good
demand for HIDES, and the sales, which were chiefly at auction, have
been at rather higher prices ; viz. 8700 dry Rio Grande Cow and Ox,
at 71d. rd 81d., 1180 ditto wormed at 6}d. e 71d., 760 dry salted Brazil,
at 61d. e 60., 3600 salted Buenos Ayres_ at 51d. (a 51d., 420 salted
West India at 40. e 50., 200 New York salted at 4itd. 4, lb., 6100
dry Rio Grande Horse, at 9s. 4d. a 9s. 7d., 285 J ditto wormed at . Id.
6 Bs. 2d. each, and 160 dry Holstein Calf Skins at 91d. 4P' lb.-No sales
of Neutria or Chinchilli SKINS, or of HonsE HAIR, and no transactions
reported in OAx BAitx.-The sales of TOBACCO amount to about 210
hhds. of which 140 hhds were low. Kentucky leaf for exportation,
the remainder consisted of 15 hhds. of Virginia leaf, 40 of stemmed,
and 17 of Kentucky stemmed to the home trade.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand for BAIMSTONS
continues good, and regular sales are making for home consumption,
at £l2 ss. 6 £l2 10s. 413' ton. 100 tons of Sicily have been taken for
exportation at a rather lower price, and 25 tuns fine Tuscan at £l2 10s.
4f' tun, in bond.-Sicily. SUMAC continues in fait demand, but for
Verona or Trieste there is very little inquiry.-MADDERS have been
rather dull of sale.-MADDER ROOTS are scarce and wanted, and
would command the full quotations for good quality.-CEEAm of
' TARTAR and AnooLs are in limited,request.-At the close of last week
there was a renewed inquiry for OLIVE OIL, and about 100 tuns were
disposed of, chiefly Malaga and Sicily; holders of these descriptions
now demand 20s. 41' tun advance. Galipoli has been sold at £59, and
is now held for £6O 45, tun.-In VALON IA no sales are reported.-Ftsit
' OILS remain steady at the prices quoted.-LINSEED OIL in good re-
quest,' and none now to be bought under 2s. sd. 49' gall.-Pale RAPE is
without alteration.-Some inquiry has, appeared for PALM OIL for
export, and about 100 tons have been disposed of, in bond, at £29 rd
£29 55.-Business to some extent has been done in OIL of TURPEN-
TINE at rather below, the quotation.-The transactions. in FLAX and
HEMP are upon a limited scale, and the latter article again offering
lower.-Some sales of TALLOW to arrive have been effected at 51s. e
51s. 6d. for yellow candle, and about 400 casks Buenos Ayres on the
spot at 40s. 6 465. IF cwt.