The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-17 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 15.-The arrivals of Cotton
this week have been very large, amounting to 45,989
bags. The demand in consequence was limited from
the trade in the early part of the week; but some
large parcels of American Cotton were sold to spe-
culators at a shade below our last quotations : dur-
ing the last two days there has been a more active
inquiry, and the market has closed steadily at our
last quotations. The sales (of which 5,000 bags
American have been taken taken on speculation, and
500 Brazil for export) amount to 12,880 bags, con-
sisting of 7,240 Bowed 61d. to 71d., chiefly at Sid.
to 6d. for middling to middling fair; 1,490 Orleans
at 6d. to 81d. chiefly at 60. to 6id. for middling
fair to fair ; 920 Alabama and Mobile at sd. to
6-ad. ; 320 Sea Island at 10 id, to 15d.; 50 Stained
ditto at 50. to 91d.; 930 Pernambuco at 80. to
9d. • 880 Maranham at 80. to 84d., 40 at Bid.
to Bd.; 520 Bahia at 70 to 80.; 150 Para at
70. to 70.; 150 Egyptian 70. to 81d. ; 30 De-
merara at 70.; 100 Surat at 41d. to 50.; 100
Bengal at 4id. to 44d. About 700 bags Sea Island
are declared for auction on Friday next.
There continues to be a steady demand for To-
bacco. The arrivals of Turpentine have been large
this week, amounting to upwards of 9,800 barrels;
the market has consequently been dull, and prices
are fully 6d. per cwt. lower; the only sales are 500
barrels at 7s. 6d. for hard, and 11s. 6d. for good
quality : 5,500 barrels are announced for public sale
in the course of next week. The great scarcity of
American Tar almost suspends business in this de-
scription : a parcel of 600 barrels is just arrived.
There have been no sales reported in Baltic Tar.
A few casks of American Bees' Wax have been sold
at 10/. 2s. 6d. per cwt.
Imported into Liverpool, from the Bth to the 14th
September, 1827 :-By 1 vessel from Calcutta,
1 Jamaica, 1 Barbadoes, 2 Antigua, 1 St. Vin-
cent, 1 Grenada, 3 Demerara, 1 Berbice, 12 New
York, 2 Philadelphia, 1 Baltimore, 3 Virginia,
1 Santa Martha, 3 Charleston, 3 Savannah, 23
New Orleans, 1 Para, 1 Pernambuco, 1 Bahia,
1 Aracati, 5 St. Petersburgh, 4 Dantzie, 1 Stral-
sund, 1 Seville, 1 Bilboa, 3 Africa, 3 Sicily,
1 Malaga, 2 Smyrna, 1 Trieste, 1 Sierra Leone,
and Marseilles.

East India Sugars, 326 bags; Brazil ditto, 76 casks;
Antigua ditto, 756 hhds. 64 tees.; Barbadoes ditto,
456 hhds. 25 tees. 16 brls.; Berbice ditto, 82 hhds.
11 tees.; St. Vincent, 196 hhds.; Grenada, 369
hhds. 9 tees. 25 brls.; Demerara, 1,295 hhds. 31
tees. 41 brls.; total, 3,154 hhds. 140 tees. 82 brls.
Molasses, 630 casks; Rum, 624 punchs. 105 hhds.;
Coffee, 617 tees. 243 brls. and bags.; West India
Cotton, 1,858 bales ; New Orleans and Mobile
ditto, 23,896 bales ; Rest United States ditto,
13,710 bales ; Brazil ditto, 6,525 bales ; total,
49,989 bales ; Cocoa, 1,200 bags; Tobacco, 1,899
hhds.; East India Rice, 4,600 bags; American
Flour, 1,934 brls. ; Baltic ditto, 100 brls.; total,
2,034 brls. ; Baltic Wheat, 700 qrs. ; Palm Oil,
1,480 casks ; Olive Oil, 287 ditto ; German Ashes,
220 Ms. ; Tallow, 2,547 casks ; Shumac, 1,023
bags ; Valonia, 240 tons ; Brimstone, 353 tons ;
Madder, 183 casks ; Madder Roots, 161 bales ;
Bark, 8 casks; Turpentine, 9,803 brls.; Yellow
Berries, 93 sacks ; Logwood, 39 tons ; Fustic, 121
tons; Nicaragua Wood, 285 tons; Camwood, 19
tons; Indigo, 49 chests; Cochineal, 70 serons;
Currants, 63 butts ; Spanish Wool, 218 bales ;
West India Hides, 1,098; Cow and Ox ditto,
4,883 ; total, 5,981.
We have had more inquiry for British Plantation
Sugar, and 1,100 hhds. sold at Is. per cwt. higher
on the brown and middling kinds, 500 bags of white
Bengal Sugar have likewise been disposed of at
steady prices.--The Boilers have taken 400
puncheons of Molasses this week, in Berbice and
Trinidad, at 28s. a 28s. 6d. and St. Vincent at 325.
per cwt.-About 250 tierces of Coffee have been
sold; the ordinary and low middling kinds went at
a decline of nearly 2s. per cwt. whilst the finer sorts
remain stationary.-No fades in Cocoa, Ginger, or
Pimento.-The demand for Montreal Ashes has
been less animated yet the market is fully sup-
ported ; 300 barrels of Pot sold at 275. a 28s. 6d.
for old, and at 295. for new ; 170 barrels of old
Pearl at 28s. 6cl. a 295. 6d. ; 400 brls. of old
Boston Pot Ashes sold at 285., with a few new at
295. 6d., and 50 brls. of ditto Pearl Ashes at 295.
per cwt.-80 tons of Campeachy Logwood sold at
81. a 81. 55.; 50 tons of Cuba Fustic at 11/. 15s. a
131:.; 10 tons of Jamaica at 9/. 155.; 30 tons' of
solid Nicaragua wood at 141. 10s.; and 10 tons of
Camwood at 14/. per ton.-The sales of Hides have
consisted of 1,100 of Dry Russian at 81d., SOO
Kips at 9d., 1,300 African at sid. a 6id., 350 Lima
at 4d. a 7id., and 225 wet salted Barbadoes at 7d.
per lb.-The advance on Rice has been Is. per cwt.
240 tierces sold at 17s. a 20s. per cwt.-200 bags
of Saltpetre sold at 255. 6d. a 275. per cwt. for
ordinary to middling.-Shumac steady, Sicily from
the ship at 10s. 6d., and Verona at 7s. 6d. per cwt.
with 400 bags sold.-500 barrels of Turpentine
disposed of at 7s. 6d. for hard, and I Is. a I Is. 6d.
per cwt. for soft.-No sales i►► Tar.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

DURING LAST WEEK.