The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-09 00:00:00

THE FOLLOWING SALES ARE ADVERTISED.

TUURSDAY, OCT. 12.-315 Bales New South Wales
Sheep Wool.
FRIDAY, OCT. 13.-450 bags Sea Island Cotton.
Imported into Liverpool, from the 30th of September to
the 6th of October inclusive—By 4 vessels front Ja-
maica, 2 Antigua, 1 Demerara, 2 New York, 1 Charles-
ton, 2 Virginia, 1 New Bedford, 3 Montreal, 1 Bahia,
I Para, 1 Santa Martha, 4 Dantzic, 1 Stettin, 1 Stral-
sund, 2 Archangel, 1 Weimar, 1 Copenhagen, 1 Ros-
tock, 2 Leghorn, 1 Africa, 1 Sicily, and 1 Ireland :
Sugar, Jamaica, 568 fluids. 25 tees. 192 brls.; Antigua
ditto, 653 hlls. 36 tees. 5 brls.; Demerara ditto, 386
hhds. 4 tees. 3 brls. Coffee, 582 tees. 62 brls. 2 bags;
Cocoa, 3 tees.; Ginger, 42 brls.; Pimento, 12 bags.
Cotton, West India, 60 bales ; New Orleans and Mobile
ditto, 999 bales; Rest United States ditto, 2,024. bales;
Brazil ditto, 1,577 bales; Ireland ditto, 150 bales. To-
bacco, 237 hhds.; Rum, 549 puns.'ll6 hhds. ; Flour, Ca-
nada,,6sB brie.; Wheat, Foreign, 8,247 qrs. ; Tallow, 60
casks ; Turpentine, 1,011 brls.; Tar, 1,101 brls. Ashes,
States, 406 brls. ; Montreal ditto, 1,275 brls. ; Lo wood,
56 tons; Puede, 37 tons; Nicaragua Wood, tons;
Barwood, 25 tons; Brimstone, 111 tons; Palm Oil, 1,092
casks. Bides, West India, No. 414; Brazil ditto, No. 78;
German ditto, No. 528.

(ANOTHER ACCOUNT.)
The advance realised on Rough Turpentine at the pub-
lic sales on Saturday last has been fully supported; on
that day 700 barrels of fine quality brought frond the quay
I Is. to I Is. 3d. per cwt., since which, about 2,100 bar-
rels of fair quality have been sold at 10s. 6d. and .510 bar-
rels very inferior at Bs. 6d. per cwt. ; on Monday 1,011
barrels new, now landing, will be offered by auction. Two
cargoes of Archangel Tar, making together about 1,900
barrels, have been sold at 15s. 6d. to ICia. from the slums;
a malt parcel of American, mostly thick, has brought
Ms. per barrel. A further improvement has taken place
in the demand for Rosin; the sales this week exceed
2,000 barrels, principal part of which ha, been purchased
for making es, for which discovery a patent has beenob.
teined ; and as this new channel of consumption will great.
ly relieve the distillers from a part of their stock, which
often fore considerable time lies a dead weight on their
heeds, it is probable this may have the effect of further
advancing the price of the raw material : the price obtain-
ed for Rosin is 4s. 6d., but 4s. 9d. is now generally de-
mended.

Ashes continue in good demand, and the business don.
this week has been very considerable, the total quantity
changed hands being about 1,200 barrels-say 280 barrels
old Montreal Pot at 255. to 265. 6d.; 600 barrels new
ditto at 275. to 27a. 6d., and about 300 barrels Pearl (last
year's import) nt 275. to 285., being an advance on both
descriptions of Is. per cwt. In States' Ashes no sale.
have been effected ; the atock of Pots is principally held
by one house, who decline selling at present rates. The
transactions in Dyewoods have been principally confined
to Fustic and Logwood ; of the former about 380 tons
Cuba have been sold at 8/. 15s. to 94 ss. being an advance
of 10s. to 15s. per ton. Logwood remains steady, the
sales are 100 tons Campeachy at 71. se. and 180 tons J.
=lea at .5/. 75. 6d. for inferior, and .5/. 12s. 6d. to 51.175.
6d. for good. Camwood having become scarce, a small
parcel has brought 201. per ton. Some prime solid Nica-
ragua Wood has also brought 23/. ; the other descriptions
are not inquired for. Boxwood remains steady. In Rough
Brimstone there is little doing. , For Quercitron .Bark the
inquiry continues, and fifty hogsheads Philadelphia sold
at 12a. to 12s. 6d.
A very considerable improvement has taken place in
Tanning Bark, about 550 tons Duttih and German have
been sold at 6/. to 61. 15s. for the former, and 41. Ves. Gd.
to 51. 10s. for the latter being an advance of about 20s.
per ton.-Two hundred and thirty tons good Leghorn
Cork Tree Bark, have been sold at 9/., and forty tons or-
dinary
hatinienat Sicilyhes
ditto at 81. per ton.-Some little inquiry has ap-
peared for Madder Roots, eighty bales Turkey have been
sold at 38s. and fifty bales French at 375. per cwt.; and a
feexwpeena,estklesecdoaminiitodiet French Madders
dtera m
s at
a
has brought 12s. and 130 bugs Verona 7s. 6d. to Bs. 6d.
per cwt.-Valonia is in good demand, 110 tons good Turkey have been sold at 18/., ten tons mt 'cid!' mg at 17/.,
and a parcel of Zante at 16/. 55.-The stock of Saltpetre
is trifling here, 200 bags good to fine have brought Wis. to
265. 6d, per cwt.--Few Indigos being now on sale here, the business doing is very trilling.-In Flax Seed and
Clover Seed nothing has been done.
At the close of the last and beginning of the present
week, there was inquiry for Olive Oil, sine. then but little
has been done; the sales are five tens Gallipoli at 411.,
twenty tuns Sicily at 364 to 374 and five tuns Trieste at
381. per tun.-In Seed and Fish Oils little is doing, news
beinglooked for from the Straits' Fishery to, gunk fur-
ther opetations-Palm Oil is steady at 261. from . the
quay.-On Thursday 2,3 epee good Carolina Rice.svere
sold by auction at 225. ad. to 235., principally at the, .latter'
price, the whole taken freely by the
d Grocers,
an ttehcit,2,lln,hge
the only parcel in the market, an much
extensive, butprices
transactions in Rides have not been _
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sales are 750 dryealted Betz 1 i at •
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are improving; the.
„lied sid. to &1., and 1,400 Buenos
750 ,North Ai4srl.."B
Ayres ;Horse °f lairquality at 4s. 94. each.-Thera is a
st sm l for 11.- empln Tallow, less business has
o eatlyA'fli:. week.
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been.4or- 't LIVIMPOOL, PRIDAY RVIMING.
Our Market opened this week with a fair demand for
Cotton, but for the last two or three days the inquiry has
been limited, and we close without any alteration in prices.
About 1,000 bagshave been taken on speculation, chiefly
of Amman descriptions. ~ • - • • •