The Sun.
London, England, 1835-02-23 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

CORN MARKET, Fan. 21.—The Market continues well
supplied with Flour from Ireland, but the arrival of other de-
scriptions of Grain and Oatmeal is very light. Almost every
branch of the trade is very heavy. So little has been done in
Wheat that prices are barely supported, but to all appearance
a decided reduction would scarcely stimulate large sales. Bar.
leys scarcely maintain the last quotations, the demand for
malting kinds have fallen off greatly. The stock of Malt is
but low. Good quality supports its price, and finds moderate
sale ; for other kinds there is little or no demand. The small
quantity of Beans in this Market keeps the price steady, with
very little doing. Good Mealing Oats keep their price,
though not much doing in them to. day. Undress Irish and
Scotch, suitable for seed, are in good request, and bring good
prices. Oatmeal is less in demand to-day ; there is, however,
but a very trivial alteration in price. Flour is nominally the
same.

COTTON MARKET.—The sales to-day are small, amounting
to about 2,000 bags," and effected without change in price;
the particulars are: —1,760 American, from 9-id. to I lid. ;
120 Maranhams, from mid. to 14-h-d.; Bahia, from 120. to
120.
The demand during the present week has remained steady,
especially for fine and good qualities, at an advance of from
id. to id. per lb. The middlng and inferior sorts have been
offered freely, but support last weeks' quotations. Sea Islands
have declined to Id. per lb. ; Brazils are a little higher, and
Surats firm and rather looking upwards, but no change in our
quotation.

Sales this week :—Orleans, 8,550 aid. to 12d; Uplands,
6,530, 8-id. to 114 d. ; Alabama, 2,290, Bid. to 12d. ; Sea
Islands, 170, 214 d. to 281 ; Pernams, 860, 134 d. to 140. ;
Maranhams, 470, 111 d. to 144 d. ; Bahia, 350, 114 d. to 12d.
Egyptian, 260, 16d. to 18d. ; Surrts, 2,350, 64d. to 814. ;
Peruvian, 600, 11-d. to 12d. ; Carthagena, 800, 74d. to 84(1.
—Total, 23,230.

Imports this week.—American, 15,772.
Sales this Year.—American, 112,000; Brazilian, 21,500;
Mediterranean, 2,000 ; East India, 9,500 ; West India, 5,000;
—Total, 150,000.

WOOL MARKET.—There was a good attendance here of the
trade at the sale of Foreign and Colonial Wools on Thursday
last ; but we do not find any improvement in the demand for
Scotch Wools in consequence. It will be seen that a few sales
of Highland laid and Cheviot were made at lower prices:—
Laid Highland Wool, from lls to 11s. 6d. per 241bs. ;
White ditto, 14s. to 14s. 6d.; Laid Crossed ditto; 14s. to 14s.
lid. ; Washed ditto, 16s. to 17s. 6d.; Laid Cheviot ditto, 16s.
to 18s.; Washed ditto, 19s. to 225.; White ditto, 28s. to 30s.
Imports this week, 490 bags ; imports previously this year,
186 ditto.

HUNGERFORD MARKET, STRAND.—The most
injurious reports have been circulated by interested parties, re-
lative to this market; especially by some of the west-end
tradesmen, whom its establishment has affected, in consequence
of the reduced prices charged for every commodity by the spi-
rited individuals who have taken shops therein. It bas even
been stated by some that the market has been closed altoge-
ther. So far, however, from this being the case, it is in full
operation ; the supply of fish, meat, poultry, fruit, &c., being
most abundant, and the prices very reaa,onable. The partial
and temporary failure of the attempt to establish a wholesale
fish trade has not at all interfered with the stability or efficiency
of the retail market, nor in any way affected the Company to
which it belongs, that operation having been conducted quite
independently of the funds of the incorporated body of proprie-
tors. Altogether this establishment must be considered a
great public ornament and convenience, affording, as it does,
an opportunity to obtain supplies of every kind on one spot,
with the attendant advantage of competition in quality and price.