The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-15 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

We had a very limited demand for Cotton this week; and the
business done by private contract is at a reduction of about id.
per lb. from our last quotations.—The public sales of Sea Island
yesterday went off heavily at a decline of id. to P. per lb. from
the public sale of the 29th ult. Of 760 Sea Island offered, 540
were sold at lOid. to 124 d. for inferior to fully fair ; 120. to
16d. for good fair to fine ; 140 stained at 64d. to Bid, and 300
Barbadoes at 7P. to 7d. per lb.--The other sales are, 1,820
Boweds inferior to fair bid. to 74. ; ditto good fair to good 7i-d.
to 7id. ; 560 Orleans 7d. to Sid. ; 250 Mobile and Alabama
6d. to 7P. ; 60 Sea Island 11id. to 16d. ; 10 Stained ditto at
74d. ; 160 Pernambuco at 10d. to 104-d. ; 430 Maranham at
.9d. to 91d. ; 440 Bahia at BP. to 9P. ; 500 Egyptian 714 to
Bd. ; 139 Surat at sd.—Making a total, including those sold
by auction, of 5,350 bags. The arrivals are 11,423 bags.
Imported into Liverpool, from the 6th to the 12th of January,l
1827, inclusive; by one vessel from Barbadoes, one Demerara,
one Philadelphia, four New York, two Charleston, three Sa-
vannah, one Bahia, and one Para :

Barbacloes Sugar 12 hhds. ; Molasses 173 hhds. 37 tees. ;
Rum 20 puncheons 17 hhds. ; Ginger 8 barrels 24 bags ; Cocoa
1,648 bags; Tar 189 barrels ; West India Cotton 524 bales ;
best United States Cotton 9,634 bales; Brazil Cotton 1,265
bales; Rice 219 tierces 16 half tierces; Flour 400 barrels;
Turpentine 1,027 barrels ; Bees' Wax 10 casks ; Ox and Cow
Hides 586 No. ; West India Hides 1,056 No. ; Bark 66 Mule.
12 tierces.

The holders of produce generally are this week anticipating a I
better demand, and are not inclined to reduce their prices. The
Company's sale in London, commencing the 16th inst. has pie-
vented the consumers and. dealers in Indigo from coming into
this market; the holders continue firm at former rates, and a ge-
neral opinion prevails, that :prices will advance when the sale
closes. There have been no sales made in Lac Dye.-1,400 bags
Saltpetre were offered by auction, the whole taken in by the
brokers, and is held at 255. 6d. to 265. ; 180 bags have since been
disposed of at 255. 6d. to 265. 081. No sales in safflower.
The sales in Logwood are confined to 80 tons Honduras, at
'7l. ss. to 71. 10s., and ten tons inferior at 6/. 155., 30 tons Ja-
maica ordinary,,-.at 6/. 10s., 15 tons Campeachy, at 81. 15s.
Nothing doing in Nicaragua Wood ;" 25 tons solid were offered
by auction, and did not find buyers., Fifteen tons Barwood at
6/. 155., and five tons Fustic at 8/.
The stock of Ashes having been larget at the end of the year
than was anticipated, the holders have offered their stocks more
freely, and as the demand has been languid, prices have rather
given way ; the sales are only 62 barrels Montreal Pots at 269.
6d. to 275. and 20 barrels old at 259. ; 30 ba;rels old Pearls at
265. 6d. to 275. ; nothing done in States'.
The public sales of Sicily Shumac and Brimstone were all
withdrawn, and both articles are held at higher - prices ; 2,300
bags of the former are advertised for Monday next. The sales by
private are-of Shumac, 100 bags Sicily, and 20 bags Malaga, at
12s. and 100 bags Trieste, at '7s. 6d.-In Olive Oils only 3 tons
Sicily, 391. to 401.-10 tons Valonia, 151. 10s.-60 pipes Lime
Juice, at 14d.-Nothing done in Madder Roots, Galls,- Cream of
Tartar, Argols, or Brimstone.-Bark, about 50 hogsheads Phila-
delphia Quercitron, have been disposed of at 12s. and a few at 13s.
-70 tons Oak, 71. 7s. 6d.-A small lot of Bees' 'Wilk, W. 109.
-Naval Stores--there has been a good business done its Turpen-
tine, and 3,700 barrels were sold at 109. to I Is. 9d:-.1,000
barrels Stockholm Tar at 17s. ; 500 barrels American at 14s.
to 14s. 6d. •

The demand for Plantation Sugar has been very steady, the
grocers having purchased freely
the whole that has keen offered.
The sales amount to about 500 hogsheads, at full prices. In East
India, the operations are confined to about 1,300 bags by auctiti,
which were all disposed of.--Nothing done in Foreign.—Molasses
have been rather dull latterly, about 200 puncheons have beet
sold this week at 255. 6d. for Berbice, and 28s. for Demerara.
Not a single sale has transpired in Coffee, nor Cocoa, Ginger, or
Pimento.—Of 1,700 bags Black Pepper brought forward, by
auction, only 500 bags found buyers, at 4d. to 4id.—ln Rice only
47 tierces Carolina, of middling quality, have changed hands at
21s. ; and 70 bags East India at 18s. to 19s. 6d.
Holders of Galls are expecting higher prices, but the demand
seems to have subsided ; 70 bags Turkey were offered by auction
on Monday, but not sold. On Thursday, 100 hhds New York
sowing Flax Seed were offered by auction but not sold, the owner
withdrawing them for 61s. per khd. A parcel of old American
Clover Seed offered at the same time was not sold.

Brazil Hides are in better demand, 2,600 dry salted Ox and
Cow have brought 61d. to 61d. ; in other descriptions the only
sales are 200 dry Lima at Sd.; and 360 dry Valparaiso at lid. to
Bd. per lb. ; no transactions in Horse Hides have taken place.
Hemp has become dull of sale. Tallow has remained steady,
through the week, with but a limited demand.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

DURING LAST WEEK.

Wheat.

Barley