The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-30 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 23.---Our market for British Plan—
tation Sugars remains firm ; the sales consist of about 600
hhds. at full prices ; besides which, 600 bags Bengal Sugar
were taken by the Grocers at 765. to 775. per cwt. West
India Molasses continue in good request; 220 punchy•
have been sold this week ; Trinidad at 30s. and St.
Vincent at 31s. per cwt. The demand for Coffee is stilt

limited to the home trade, and the business done consisfs
of 150 tees. Jamaica, taken by the grocers at former rates.
In Cocoa and Ginger nothing done worthy of notice. Some
small parcels of Pimento have been sold at 94d. per lb. .and
9P. is now demanded for middling quality. In Rome
little doing ; prices remain steady.
Our Cotton market has been without interest this week,
the demand from the trade being rather limited, but there
is no alteration to notice in the prices of any description.
The sales amount to 7,200 bags, consisting of 2,566
Boweds, at 6d. to 70., chiefly at 6-,t-d. to. 6P., fot mid-
ling fair to fully fair; 1,220 Orleans 6P. to Bd., chiefly
at bid. to 7-14. ti'ir middling to good fair; 1,320 Alabama
and Mobile at 6d. to 6P. ; 490 Sea Island at 10d. to
15d. ; 30 Stained ditto at bid. to 7d. ; 150 Pernambuco
at 9d. to 9P. ; 250 Maranham at Bp. to 8-14. ; 310
Bahia at 7p. to 84-d. ; 500 Egyptian at 6P. to 81d,
chiefly at 70. to lid. ; 60 Demerara at Tid. to 81d.
30 Cumana at 6P. ; 180 Carthagena at SP. 100 Surat
at 4P. to sd. The arrivals are 15,121 bags.
Imported into Liverpool, from the 21st to 27th July, in-
clusive :—By 1 vessel from Barbadoes, 1 Jamaica, 1
St. Vincent and Trinidad, 1 Trinidad, 1 Cuba, 2 Que-
bec, 4 New York, 1 Philadelphia, 3 Virginia, 4 Charles-
ton, 2 New Orleans, 2 Maranham, 1 Paraiba, 1 Dant-
zic, 1 Christianstadt, 1 Alleaborg, 1 Stralsund, and
Alexandria :

Sugar, Jamaica, 530 hhds. 76 tons, 5 brls. ; St. Vin-
cent, 72 brls. ; Trinidad, 235 hhds., 8 tons, 27 brls.
Barhadoes, 225 hhds., 41 tons ; Brazil, 62 ,cases ;. Mo -
lasses, 320 casks ; Rum, 162 puns., 43 hhds. ; Cotton,
West India, 13 bales; New Orleans and Mobile, 1,581
bales ; Rest United States, 9,499 bales ; Brazil, 4,331
bales ; Coffee, 25 brls. ; Cocoa, 30 bags ; Ginger, a brls.„
202 bags ; Tobacco, 322 hhds. ; Rice, 100 tees., 4 half-
tees. ; Flour, Canada, 540 brls. ; Wheat, 2,873 qrs.,
Baltic, 1,959 qrs. ; Turpentine, 1,708 brls. ; Tar,
Baltic, 1,767 bus. ; Loa-wood, 55 tons ; Fustic, 25 tons ;
Barwood, 10 tons ; Mahogany, 119 logs ; Palm Oil,
1,220 casks ; Elephant Teeth, Na. 190 ; Hides, Cow and
Ox, No. 200.

The only transaction this week in rough Turpentine is
the resale of 1,500 barrels at 12s. to 12s. 3d. per cwt.,
being a parcel recently brought here for another port. Two
parcels, together 1,700 brls. now landing, will be offered
to-day by auction. No further imports of American Tar
have been received, this description is much wanted for
sheep smearing ; two cargoes of Stockholm, together with
1,800 barrels, have met a ready sale at 15s. 6d. per brl. ;
also 500 barrels to arrive at the same price.-Rosin is
steady.-There is less inquiry for Ashes, the sales of the
week do not exceed 120 barrels Montreal Pot, at 255. to
25a. 6d. for old, and 265. d. for brand 1826, with about
50 barrels Montreal Pearl at 245. 6d. for seconds, and
265. 6d. to 275. for Ist. Nothing done in States' Ashes.
The business in lly-ewoods has been confined to 160 tong
Can-peachy Lugwood at 71. 15s. to Si. ; 20 tons Jamaica
ditto, at 61. 15s. ; 165 tons small Nicaragua 'Wood, at 71.
Ss. to Si. 15s. per ton warehoused, and 90 tons good large-
solid ditto, at 151. 15s. to 16/. per ton, from the quay, with
a few tons Camwood, at 14/, per ton. In Quereitron Bark
and rough Brimstone nothing done. The public sales of
Indigo, tee. have been the principal attraction to the dry-
salters this week : they commenced on Thursday with 746
scrolls Caraccas, on which day 517 serous were sold with
tolerable spirit at 3g. V. to 9s. sd. per lb. duty paid, one
fine soon bringing 10a. per lb. Yesterday the sale was
continued, when the remainder of the Caraccas sold briskly
at an advance of 2d. to'3d. per lb. ; the sales of Bengal
then commenced, when 329 chests and 14 cheats Manilla
were offered ; of the former 257 chests cold from ss. 6d.
to I I s. 6d., and the whole of the latter at 2s. 2d. to 4s, 7d.
per lb. in bond. The remaining sales of Indigo, Cochineal,
Safflower, Galls, and Turmeric, will take place this day-
The Bengal Indigos have brought full prices ; the Caracas
have gone lower than previous sales by 4d. to 6d. per lb.
About 200 bags Saltpetre have been taken at 245. to 275.
per cwt. Sicily Shumac is lower; 200 bags last year's
import have been sold at 10s. 6d. ; Verona, in small par-
cels, brings 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d. ; Malaga, being very scarce,
brings 16s. ; some Faro has been sold at 9s. per cwt. A
sale of 15 casks white Naples Argol has been effected at
575. per cwt., and some French Tartar at 775. per cwt.
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The reduced price of Malaga Olive Oil has occasioned
tom e inquiry, and about 25 tons have been sold at 351. 15s.
to 36/., with 10 tone Gallipoli at 41/. per ton. Seed Oils
remain steady. Some transactions have taken place in
Pale Seal Oil, and holders appear now inclined to wait for
better prices. Palm Oil ie offering in quantity at 26/. 10s:
per ton. Oil of Turpentine dull. More business is doing in
Rice ; 300 casks new Carolina have been sold at 19s. to
205., a few casks very ordinary old at 155., and 20 bags
East India at 17s 3d. per cwt. There is a good demand
for Hides, at improving prices ; the sales are 500 Buenos
Ayres salted Ox and Cow at 64d., 620 dry salted Brasil
at 7d. to 71d., and 990 salted New York at qd. to 4jd.
per lb. ; with 15,000 Horse at ss. to 6e. 6d. each.
Hemp and Tallow remain very dull; a sale of Odessa Tal-
low has been effected at 38s. per cwt.