The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-06 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 4.-There is less activity in the
Sugar market than of late, nevertheless prices keep. steady.
Not much doing in Molasses-and Plantation Coffee is scarce
and quite in retail. Nothing has transpired in foreign, nor is
there anything reported in Cocoa or Pimento. Very little
doing in Rum.
PROVISION MARKETS, APRIL 3.-The Butter market is dull,
and prices nominal. Beef, Pork, Bacon, &c., are in fair de-
mand. Belfast Butter, 82s. to 865.-Carlow, 70s. to 845.-
Banbridge, 70s. to 765.-Sligo, 725. to 795.-Newry, 645. to
685.-Derry, 705.-Waterford new, 945. to 985.-Cork dry
3ds, 625. to 635. -Pickled 2ds, 82s. to 845.-Beef, 945. to 110 s.
per tierce-Pork, 445. to 50s. per barrel-Bacon, 30s. to 335.
Hams, 445. to 455.-Firkins Lard, 455. to 465. Bladdered,
48s. to 50s. per cwt.
COTTON MARKET, APRIL 3.-We have had only a mo-
derate demand for Cotton since our last, and without change
in prices : the extreme of last week for American cannot
be so readily obtained. This long staple is selling at very
full rates ; the Sea Islands at auction to-day went off with
spirit at 4-cl. to Id. per lb. advance, and the Demerara at high
prices. Speculators have taken 1,000 American, 100 Surat,
and 50 Bahia ; and exporters 900 Surat and 350 American.
There were forwarded into the country last month unsold,
2,800 American, 300 Bahia, and 200 Surat. The import is
16,769 bags, and the sales are 12,460 bags; viz., 230 Sea
Island, 19d. to 2s. 4id.-70 Stained ditto, 91d. to 18,4 d-
. Bowed, 91d. to 1114.-3,650 New Orleans, 9d. to 12d.
-1,450 Alabama, &c., 9id. to 12d.-160 Pernams, 131 d. to
1412(1.-720 Bahia, 120. to 131(1.-340 Maranham, 121 d. to
14d.-70 Barbadoes, 100 i., and 1,530 Surats, 7d. to 81d.
per lb.-By auction, 80 Sea Island, 21d. to 2s. 41., and 240
Demerara, 141 d. to 16.1 d.
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CORN MARKET, APRIL 3.—Since our last report of Tuesday,
the arrivals of Grain and Flour coastways and from Ireland,
are generally to a fair extent compared with the limited de-
mand so long prevalent for most articles, and with a good show
of samples offering from granary, serve rather to depress the
market for all the leading articles of the corn trade. Our
local millers are still the only buyers of Wheat, and, appearing
too timid to purchase more than their immediate wants re-
quire, prices to-day are the turn lower, although scarcely such
as to warrant a decided change in our quotations. Barley and
Malt, upon a very dull sale, are rather cheaper. Beans and
Peas rule much the same as on Tuesday. Oats were in slow
request, without any perceptible change in value. Flour and
Oatmeal also continued to be taken off sparingly, on the terms
last noted.

SATURDAY.—There was no inquiry for Farmers' Wheat to-
day, and but few samples were-offered. Prices are nominally
the same as last Saturday.

MANCHESTER CORN. MARKET, APRIL 4.—lncreased dullness
has prevailed in the Corn-market during the week, and the
value of every article in the trade was nominally as last advised
excepting flour, which met slow sale at a decline of 6d. to Is.
per sack.
There is a slender attendance on 'Change this morning.
Wheat sells in small quantities at a decline of ld. per 701bs.
Fresh made Flour nearly maintains last week's rates, but
runs of Irish, and all stale samples, meet a very limited sale
at the decline above stated. Oats and Oatmeal are dull, but
not lower. In Beans and other articles no variation.