The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-17 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, DM:EMBER 13.
The sales of B. P. SUGAR amount to 1,350 casks, but very irregular
prices have been obtained, holders being very anxious to effect sales,
having generally submited to a decline of Is. a Is. 6d. 47 cwt., parti-
cularly in brown and low middling qualities, for which the demand is
sti 11 very limited ; 10Q bags of good to fine white Bengal have been sold
at 635. 6d. 413' cwt. In Foreign and Mauritius there are no transactions
reported.-The business done in MOLASSES is confined to a few puns.
of Demerara, at 265. ty CIVI.-COFFEE.-There have been no public
sales of Plantation this week, and the transactions are confined to
small parcels taken by the trade at former prices ; for clean ordinary
to fine ordinary qualities of Jamaica there is a fair inquiry. No sales
made in Foreign.-There have been no sales of either COCOA or
PIMENTO.-800 bags of black PEPPER have been taken at 41d. 41d.
4r lb., and 30 tons of Bengal GINGER at 325.1, cwt.-Nothing done in
ltica.-Of Rust the sales amount to 170 puns. chiefly good and fine
Demerara; at 3s. ,a 3s. 3d. 47 gallon.
The business done in INDIGO has been on a limited scale.-40 chest
of Bengal TURMERIC have been sold at 19s. 6d. 20s. 6d. 41, cwt. i
bond ; for silver COCHINEAL Bs. 6d. 1, lb. has been obtained.-Sout
small sales of BORAX and TINCAL are reported, the former at 755., an
the latter at 82s. 6d. 85s. V cwt.-In SALTPETRE the sales have been
to the extent of 900 bags, at 31s. 6d. is 38s. 1, cwt., according to qua
litV.-NITRATE of SODA sells steadily from 295. f& 30s. 1p cwt.
DvEwoons.-The demand for all descriptions has been extremely
limited, and the total quantity sold does not reach 100 tons, of which
60 were Campeachy LOGWOOD, at £7 ss. £7 10s.•' small lots-of CAM -
HOOD at £lB, and of RED SANDERS WOOD at £l7 4r ton.-The late-
arriVals of TURPENTINE having gone into store, there are no sales to
report this week ; prices remain unaltered.-Nothing done in any
description of TAR.-There continues a good demand for Montreal
Pot ASHES, and for new an advance of ls. 4r cwt. has in some instances
been obtained, sales having been effected at 255. 6d. 4? eWti; 1.50 brie.
have been sold at 21s. 6d. ' 255. 6d. for new, and at 21s. 3d. for old
brands ; Pearl Ashes are also higher • the sales amount to 150 brig. at
265. 6d„ and few sellers now below 275.' 41, cwt.-There has been but
little inquiry for QUERCITRON BARK ; a parcel of 150 hhds. has arrived
from Phlladelphia.-BEES' Wax is inquired for, but is quite scarce
here.-CLOVERSEED and FLAXSEED remain without alteration.-The
sales of HIDES are to a moderate extent, comprising 2,700 dry East
India Cow at.6/d, e 61d., 2,000 brined at 81d. (a) 81d., 850 ditto rubbed
at 61d., 1,000 African Kips at 73d. for sound, and 51d. (a 61d. for
wormed, and 250 dry Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox (inferior) at 61d. per
lb.-Of ItoasE HAIR, 25 bales Buenos Ayres sold at 61d. a 71d. for
fair mixed parcels.-No transactions in OAK BARK.-There has been
' a steady demand for TOBACCO, and the sales have consisted of 270 hhds.
of Virginia and Kentucky stemmed and a few of Virginia leaf, all to
the trade, with the exception of a small parcel of Virginia stemmed
for Ireland, and 26 for re-sale.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—No alteration has taken place
in the market for BRIMSTONE; the demand continues good, and ful
prices are obtained.—SUMAC is in moderate request at 13s. rd 13s. 6d.
for Sicily, and Bs. 0 Bs. 6d. for Trieste; of the latter 300 bags coarse
ground have been disposed of from the ship side.—The public sales of
MADDERS, comprising upwards of 200 casks of Dutch and French,
were all withdrawn for want of bidders ; the demand for all descrip-
tions is very .duII.—MADDER itooTs remain steady, but there is not
much doing in them.—Some public sales of Anuots have been
attempted, but buyers not being disposed to give the prices required,
they were withdrawn.—There has again been a limited demand for
OLIVE OIL, the business being still confined to the supply of small
orders at the quotations.—Some further transactions have taken place
in Newfoundland Con OIL at the quotations.—Pale SEAL continues in
limited request, prices are steady.—LINSEED OIL is wanted, and as
there is little on the market, 2s. 6d. ctr gallon is ready obtained.—Pale
RAPE IS steady at 2s. 9d., but in trifling request. —Some sales of PALM
OIL have again been effected at £29 per ton.-011. of TURPENTINE is
inquired for, asul higher prices demanded by
.the distillers.—Sonie
considerable business has been done in FLAX at improving prices ; flit
finer descriptions are more particularly wanted.—HEme continues dull
of sale, 150 bales Jute sold at £l4 41" ton.—The TaLtow market has
been brisk throughout the week, and the stock here is now brought
nto very narrow compass ; an advance of 6(1. 4 9d. cift cwt. has been
ealized upon Petersburgh Yellow Candle. South American is dull of
1 ale at 425. e 435.