The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-11 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, SEPT. 9.
The Foreign Wools which were brought forward for sale
last week closed on Saturday. A great number of consumers
attended, and as tke sale advanced prices seemed to improve,
probably to the extent of 2d. per lb. Some parcels of Buenos
Ayres sold at 31d. to 5-d. ; East India aid. to 74d. ; and
small lots of Turkey and Russia at full prices. Since the
close of this sale by
auction little business has been done in
this article. Current prices per lb. :-Russia Wool, 6d. to
7d, ; Odessa, fine, Is. to Is. 9d.; Buenos Ayres, 3id. to 4d.
Magadora and Barbary, 3d. to 4d. ; Washed Peruvian, 80.
to 91d. Unwashed ; ,i ditto, 6d. to 7d. ; Portugal R. lod. to
19. ; Portugal Low Marks, 8.1,-d. to 9.1,d. ; German Fleeces,
ls. 2d. to Is. 4d. ; German Assorted, Is. sd. to Is. Bd. ;
German Lambs, Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d. ; Spanish R., ls. sd. to
l"' 9d.; Spanish F. S., Is. 3d. to Is. 10d ; New South
Wales, Is. to ls. 9d. Imports this week, 495 bales ; imports
previously this year, 32,320 bales.
English and Irish Wools are sought after, and prices are
looking upwards. English superakins is rather scarce ; Irish
Hogs have this week fetched 16d. and wethers, laid. Cur-
rent prices (Irish) per lb. :-Irish Fleece, mixed lots,
12i-d. a 141; Irish Wethers, 12d. a 13d.; Irish Hogs, 14d.
a 15d.; Irish Combing Skin, 121 d. a 131 d.; Irish Short Skin,
pd. a 12d. Import this week, 73 bags. Import previously
is year, 1,884 bags. Current price (English) per lb.:
--Down, Ewes, and Wethers, 12d. a 13d.; Down Tegs,l4d.
it
15d.; Combing Fleece, 14d. a 15d.; Combing Skin, 13d.
a 15d.; Head Skin, 11d. 120.
The arrivals of Scotch Wools this week have increased,
and the demands have also kept pace with the arrivals. There
small decline in prices of Laid Highland since last week's
report, some small lots of which were sold at Bs. 9d. Cur-
rent prices per stone of 241bs. :.-Laid Highland, Bs. 3d..a 95.;
White Highland, 10s. 6d. a 1 Is. 6d. ; Laid Galloway, 93. a
10%; White Galloway, los. a 13s. ; Washed Cross Cheviot,
Ils. 6d. a 19s. ; Unwashed Cross Cheviot, 103. a 11 s. ; Un-
washed Cheviot, I Is. a 12s. ; Washed Cheviot, 13s. a 14s. ;
White. Cheviot, 15s. a 20s. ; White Combing Skin, 18s. a
195.; White Combing Grey, 7s. a 11s.

.LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, SEPT. 9.
We have again this week extensive sales to report in Cotton, the
nand, particularly in the early part of it, having been very active
.42ind general. Prices have in consequence advanced, and, though
the market closes tamely, may be quoted li4d. to t/id. higher in the
current qualities of American. Brazils continue in fair demand,
and, Pernams and Maranhams are *d. higher. Bahias are readily
Table at previous quotations. Egyptian is not much inquired for,
nd is unaltered in prices. Sea Islands are in good demand and
rather higher. Surats fully support previous quotations, and some
qualities are I,ficl. higher. 6,500 Americans and 600 Surat have
been taken on speculation, and 1,000 American and 100 Surat for
export. 250 Sea Islands and 400 St. Domingo are announced for
Public sale on Friday next.
d. d. 1 d. d.
460 Sea Islands l3 to 20 i Demeraras .... oto 0
70 Stained ditto 7 9 Peruvians .....0 0
6,500 Uplands 1
51 Bii 550 Laguayras 64 7*
,610
4 Mnbile, &c.... 5 8 2,630 Surats .... 3 5i
16.00 NeW Orleans 5i Bii 70 Ben,als ...
66° Egyptians Bl —lO 60 Cartbhagenas ... 5 0
890 Pernams, &c B,- —lOl Manilla 0 0
550 Bahias
770 5 Maranhams 8 —9l Barbadoes
1 Sawginned 61— 7*i Smyrna o— 0
The sales of Cotton to-day amount to 3,000 bags, at yesterday's
prices.

Bales.
Taken on speculation this year
Same in 1836
Porwarded to the country unsold this year
Same in 1836

Increase of lnaport this year compared with the
same date last year ..
Increase of stock
Decrease of quantity taken for consumption 30,800
Decrease of quantity taken for export

C°lllparative View of the Imports and Exports of Cotton into and
from the whole Kingdom, from the let of January to the 2d
Inst., and of the Imports and Exports for the same period last
year :
Into the Kingdom this year. Bags.
American
South American
West Indies, Demerara, &c. ..
East Indies
27,665
Egypt, Scc.

Total of all descriptions
Same period last year.
Bags.
American
South American
West Indies, Demerara, &e.
East Indies
Egypt, &c•

Increase of Imports as compared with same
period last year
Exports in 1837.
American, 41,655 ; Brazil, 2,681 ; East India, 50,112 ;
West India, —; Other kinds, —.
Total in 1837
Same period last year
Stock.

Sept. 8, 1837
Same time, 1836

285,600
~ 272,500

LIVERPOOL IRISH PROVISION MARKET, SEPT. 9.
BUTTER.—The arrivals of Butter in our market this week
Lave been great. The demand for Home Consumption mo-
derate—consumers buy with great caution, taking only what
they require for present wants—the full prices of last week
have in the cases been realised.
BEEF AND PORK.--Somo considerable sales have been
made for ships' stores, but at a trifling decline in prices.
Some small lots of Pork have been taken for exportation.
BACON has been in request, and sales of heavy middles have
been made at 645. per cwt. ; the better descriptions are how-
ever scarce.
There has been but little done in Hams and Lard, the
latter of which continues scarce.
The following are the current prices :—Butter: Belfast
965. 995., Banbridge 945. 965., Derry 90s. 988., Coleraine
945. 955., Newry 925. 935., Sligo 955. 965., Waterford 965.
975., Carlow 965. 975., Limerick 945. 955., Cork dry thirds
88g. 895., pickled seconds 925. 945. Beef per tierce, prime mess
975. 100 s. Bacon per cwt. 525. 645. Hams per cwt., dry
575. 595. Pork per barrel 725. 755. Lard per cwt., firkins
565. 645., bladders 70s. 725.

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Saturday, Sept. 9, 1837.
Wind S. E..—High Water, 4h. 53m. p. m.—Arrived the
Formosa, Mitchell, from New Orleans ; Ruthelia, Thompson,
from do. ; Marion, Sparling, from Savannah; Mary Kumball,
Preets, from do. ; Earl Grey, Ada,nson, from Manilla; Hey-
-I"rth, Garnett, from Africa ; Alecto, Ayshford, from Jamaica;
Tally Ho, Griffiths, from Demerara ; Pizarro, Luge, from
Copenhagen ; Brazillois, De Vries, Antwerp ; Jean Hastie,
Robinson, Halifax; Princess Victoria, Stephenson, Odessa ;
C.ravan, New Orleans; Expedition, Davies, Tralee ; Alert,
!loge, Wexford; New Pursuit, Aberaven; Heart of Oak,
Davies, Cardiff; Turtle Dove, Isaac, Newport ; Venus, Rich-
ards, Swansea ; Liverpool, Johnson, London ; Comet, Car.
diff; Clonmel, Pond, Waterford ; Glasgow, Dundalk.

ENTERED FOR LOADING, SEPT. 9.
Euphenia, Cowan, for Havannah ; Vigilant, Cassen, Malta;
Midas, Kerrwoth, Pernambuco ; Charles, Alinnio, Rio Ja-
lto ; Martha, Hughes, Sierra Leone ; Superb, Plutty, St.
""(14s, N.B. ; Catharine, Rahms, Amsterdam.

CLEARED OUTWARDS, SEPT. 9.
John Cumming, Thayer, for Savannah ; Buzzard, Cuming,
Africa; Harmony, Marshall, Gibraltar; Sophia, Laguna ;
Mechegan, Sturges, New Orleans; Caspian, Patten, Bom-
b,/;
; Twee Gebrocdsrs, Rieke, Antwery Le Vigeau, Ro-
berti, Bordeaux; Ellen Esnnan, Plumaell, Leghorn ; Lady
Anna Ellice, Forrester, Demerara ; Bugand, Erorm, St.
Thomas's; Royal Micul, Kennedy, Jamaica; London, Hood-
ley, Calcutta; Anna Sophia, Butcher, Genoa; Superb, Bris.
col, Hobart Town ; Jeremiah, M‘Lauren, Leghorn; Chandos,
Surart, Demerara.

SHIPS SAILED, SEPT. 9.
Matthero Plummer, Dixon, for Hamburg; Emanuel, Rod-
tn,an, Stettin; Atlas, Schmids, Antwerp ; Bsrmsburg, Kukr,
lau ; Jamaica, Weston, Bahia ; Thomas, Reid, Berbice;
Ernest George, Hamburgh; Andre, De Greene, Ostend;
Vernilia, Kransburg, Rotterdam.
SHIPS SAILED, SEPT. 10.
Amelia, Law, for St. Petersburgh ; Ira Cumming, Hayter,
,6lrvannah; Ranker, Donaldson, Venice; Lord Nelson, Qum-
uen, Bayonne; 9th Cceur de Lion, Robinson, Quebec.
SHIPS ARRIVED.
Mountaineer, Williams, from Jamaica; Ilerald, Duff,
Charleston ; Chas. Hammerton, St. Domingo ; Orwell, Had-
rPh, Dantzic ; Bengale, Teulon, Mobile ; Rookery, Sharp,
Jamaica Liverpool, Godfrey, Quebec; Velocity, Roberts,
Otto ; Elizabeth, Dick, Africa ; Colchester, M'Leon, St. An-
tr,evv, ; Maria, Ostend ; Gnginila, Wiggins, Pekul ; Saxon,
Manifold, Charleston ; Sir C. Campbell, Halifax ; Britannia,
". ; Aimwell Scott, New York ; Columbia, Stenson, Mo-
-11i1C; Arcadia,' Wylie, Liverpool, N.B. ; Earl Roden steamer,
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alston, Dundalk; Niinble, steamer, Colbeck, Wbitehaven ;
of Carlisle, steamer, Irons, Carlisle ; Nithsdale, saeamer,
‘2•onning, Dumfries; Hibernia, steamer, Williams, Belfast.

RY
the improvements going forward at Apsley
House, it would appear that the " Great Captain " has not
• Yet determined on raising the siege. The barricades are
diTthrgeing a complete renovation at the hands of the house
enrator, and the " patent-safety" iron window shutters,
fo startling mementos of Tory Governmont, which were
I"tnerlY black as a dunmaon grating, are now an emerald
green
e. • W e trust that though the fortifications continue,
urn. present hue may be considered as indicative of his
redn'Ts intention of propitiating the favour of the people by
r een'ing his pledge of no longer obstructing the final ar-
lantingrern,nt of the Irish Retrrnßill, seeing that Lord Mel-
ne
It stsinstteinlldPedre,mier.
tnereor • we hear, to hold a centenary in com-
oe• atlon of the first formation of the Methodist United.
Ivasie:Y in 1739 ; and at the last Conference a Committee
tiutiPPointed, including the Secretary and President of
whieirdY. and several of the most distinguished preachers,
effect
deliberate on the most suitable means of giving
fleet to this resolution.—Doncaster Gazelle.
4- Ref
ehelse °rln Association is in course of formation for
port
of Kensington, Brampton, and Fulham," for the sup-
r Voters, Liberal principles, for attending to the registration
i the rs, and for the protection of the interest of all Refor-
mers
district." The Association will commence its
/P")ceetr
ingB by a public dinner on Thursday next.