The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-07 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCK

LIVERPOOL, JULY 5.--There continues a good
demand for the middling and better descriptions of
scale and pan sugars, whilst the brown qualities re-
main unsaleable. Upwards of 1,800 hhds. have been
sold this week at steady prices, excepting a few lots
of brown, which were,Gd. to Is. 'per cwt. lower.
300 bags good white Bengal Sugar were besides
taken by the' grocers at 745, to 745. 6d. per cwt.
There is still 'a partial inquiry for Foreign
but from our.stock being ..small, nothing has been
done worthy of nqtice.: ;-About.loo casks of NVe-t
India_nolasses have been sold—Antigua at 245. Gd,,
and Demerara 3d. per cwt. Our Coffee
market remains in the same inactive state, the busi-
ness doing btingentirely confined to the home trade.
During the week about 120 tees. Jamaica have been
sold without any, variation in prices to speak of,
C,004, Pimento, and Ginger remain in the same
dull state. The sales of.ltum (about 100
consist chiefly of Jamaica, of good quality, at 4s. per
gallon for 20 O. P.

In the early part of the week the demand .fix
Cotton was very limited : yesterday the market be-
came firmer, and our lust quotations are supported.
The sales (of which 300
,American and 300 East
India have-been taken for export) amount to about
8,470.hag5, consisting of
3800 Rowed, at 6d. to 7d. (20 at obialy at 6d,
to b. for fair to good fair.
540 Walks, at 64d. to Bd.

1480 Alabama and Mobile, at bid. to 611
170 Sea Island, at ISd. to ISd.

90 Stained ditto, at 9td. to 104 d.
600 Punambuco, at SO. to efd.
350 Maranham, at 74d. to td.
250 &Ilia, at to Id.
220 Egyptian, at 71f1. to eld. (10 at 9d.)
200 Detnerara, at it. to (180 at Sid.)
_2O Batltadoes, at 6

SO .West India, at tid. to 6-11
100 Carthagena, at Odd.
270 Surat, at Vid. to 4i41.
.300 Bengal, at 3-1,1. to 4(1.
The an ivabi are 11,28 S bags.
The business in the Tobacco Market has been in-
considerable during the week; there is no alterat .!1
in prices. Rice has continued dull, and only a fe,Y
casks of Carolina sold at 175. 6d. to 175.• 9(1. per cwt.
The demand for most deseriptior,,,, of Grain has 'well
very moderate, and sales -sVheat hare been ef-
fected at a reduction of 2d. to :3d. per 701 b.: and
Oats at Id. per ':Lro. Nothing ha= been done in
'CloverSeed. Of Quereit fon Bark a small lot of Ph; -
ladelphia has been taken at I Cs. per ewt. In -
pentine about 134:0 brls, sold at 1 Is. 6d. to 11;. 9;1,
per cwt. No sale of importance in Tar. We
no improvement to notice in the demand for Astw,;
prices, however, are not lower than week ; the
sales consist of about 190 brls. United State,' f"ot,
brand 1628, at :30s. 6d. to 315., 50 brls. Pearl, brand
1828, at 28s. to 295.; 70 brh. Montreal Pot ;it
and 50 brls. Pearl (old) at 275. per cwt.

Of 330 tons 6.lmpeachy Logwoodoffyred by aue-
rion,,about 160 tons were.sold then, and afterward
by private treaty at 71. 10s. toil. 12s:dd. ; 30 toe:
Jiunarea by auction at 61.55. and 15 tors Hoedura,
at 61. 10s. per ton front the ship side. For ritsti;-
there has been no inquiry. The sales Nir,uao to
Wood are 20 tons inferior at 12/. 7s. Oil., and 7;)
tons Lima at 16/. per ton. No sales are reported iu
Indigo. Cochineal and Lac Dye are dull of sale.
There has been some inquiry for Argots, and about
7.?0 casks red and S.liite Sicily 'sold at 3Rs. for the
former, and 38s. per cwr. fo.• the latter descriptio,,
at! Safflower, Shumae, and Madder Roots, we tu
without demand, aid the prices of these articles are
barely supported. Madders go off slowly at, on,.
quotations. Valonia neglected. The Oil in.:id:et.
continues very dull, and no sales of consequence made
during the week. About 200 bags Snitpetre
been taken at 235. per cwt. The sales of Wdes
consist of 1300 dry salted Brazil Cow and Ox at
to 61d. ; 290 dry Buenos Ayres at 10d.; 250 dry
West India at 70. per lb. and 200 German Horses
at 10s.. 3d. each.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.

SUNDAY AFTERN'OON.
The meeting commences to-morrow, and although, :01
is always the case at this part of the year, it does not hol,l
out any great promise, we have every reason to expert that
it will afford some fair average running. Its main object
is to bring out the two-year olds engaged in the July
stakes, which is the first influential two. year old ran-
of the season,. and -consequently of much interest anti
importance in the sporting world, who therefore look to it
for some guide to their engagements on the betting sta:.c•s
of next year.

On Tuesday thet;e will ba a sale of the entire raeilu,-
stock of the late Lord Henry Fitzroy, so well kunwn anti
respect:Atm the turf. The stud is nnmemus„ comprisit/
horst s in training, brood mares, yearlings, &e., antl dr
celebrated stallion Woful, sire of two Oaks wirmers, Au ,
gusta-and Zinc; the sale conduciell by Messrs. Tattersall.
The principal race of the week be the .luty stakes of
fifty SOVAceach, for two-year olds, for which the follow-
ing are the entries:—
Lord Lowther's Sr. Lawrence, by Thesias.
eh. c. Bravo, by Nicola.
--- Bazaar, by Tiresias—narre.
Lord Exeter's c. by Sultan—Athenian's dam.

f. by Sultan—Du!eines.
Duke of Grafton's- b. c. Artist, by Errii

f. Gem. by Wrangler—Coquetb.
Lord Tavistock's c. by Orville—Epsom Lass.
Mr. Wilson's 1. by Cervantes—the Juggler's dam.
Duke of Richmond's b. c. Scimetar, by Centaur.
Luti Anson's by Tramp—Prue.

Mr. Udny's ch. f. by Emilitts—Antiope.
Sir 11. K. Dick's b. F. Victoria, by Tramp—Bolla.
Mr. Griville's b. f. Fancy, by Moses—Favourite.
Mr. Prendergast's Own Brother to Kildare.
Mr. Forth's b. c. Navarin, by Orville—Lacetta.
Mi. Hunter's gr. c. Ly Gustavus—Canvas.

Mr. Meynall's b. 1. by Gulliver—Parma.
_ b. c. by: Gulliver—Mandoline.
Mr. Barnard's Dowla, by Tiresias.
Mr. Payne's ro, f. by Skint—Miss Craven's dam
b. c. by Walton—Miss Wasp.
Gen. Grosvenor's ShcpberdeFs.

Mr. Wynclum's Brother to Lapdo;—Twatty.

gr. f. by Wbah;boiiv—Gift.
Mr. W. Chifney's e. by Gugzavus—Blue f4itocking,-.

Mr. Sowerby's. b. f. yy Tiresias—Scrixtb.
Mr. Charlton's Eugene, by Manfred.
Frank, by Master !Awry.

Out of these 29 only one, General Grosvenor'., Shep-
herdess, has yet.appea•tsf in public, so that the betting
'men are without any criterion
,to their merits. Brother to
Lapdog .was the favourite for some time, not from alit-
won the Derby in 1`326 ; a doubtful ground to po
ed superiority of the horse himself, but front Lap-
dog -
very indifferent ;
ether performances are'
latelyhr
rs'
gave way Mr. Greville's filly, a fine powerful
• diare.,...sho will he the first of Moses' that has come out ;
and as: she teas also a Derby winner, and a good horsa, she
is looked for with soma: anxiety. Lord Lowther has ►;:,t
duiLgnh,avfarints
yet been bseked.far this stakes, although his Lordship was
first and swami for: it list year, with Se► ibe and JurvionD.
The present odds are thus
4 to '1 cast L. Grevilie's Bow
y.
5 to 1. -- brother to Lapdog (token)
9 to 1 -- Duke of Grafton's Artist
• • 7tol -- Mr. Wilson's filly.
No others barked.
lt is proper to'remind the subscribers for the July stakes
of 1829, and Derby and Oaks for MO, that the uton--
oatienS of the colts and fillies, one year old, must be
to Messrs. Wetherby before Saturday next. On the ,atne
day lutist be declared the produce, in the present year, of
mares engaged -in the Riddleswortl► and other• produce
stakes fur the year 1831, and the horses to which the mares
engaged in the Riddlesworth of 1832, were sant this
spring,- must also be declared on or before Saturday
12th .of July.

The appointments for toonorrow will not he completod
till late thin evening. A match for 100 sore. will be run
on Thursday, between Gen. Grotwenor'is Shepherdess,
41b. and Mr. Hunter's colt by Gustavus, Sst.—botli two
year olds.

The arriva►s at present 'are not numerous, nor are ?ilk iv
expected till to-morrow morning ; these who have got Ilefo
were on the heath this morning, a vast number of INirse6
all ages !wing rut at exercise, all of which appwited
healthy state, pat ticulatly tits two-year4l*„.,wl:o rin
e60(1 racing trim.