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

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE•

Our Cotton Market has continued rather brisk throughout the'
whole week, and the prices of the inferior descriptions of Bowed
have advanced P. and most other kinds about id. per, lb. upon
our last quotations. The public sales went off yesterday steadily
at the above advance : there were sold 720 Sea Island at 104 d.
to 124 d. for inferior to fair ; 13d. to 15Ad. for good fair to fine ;
45 stained Sea Island at 71,d. to 9d., and 40 Dcmerara at sp.
to 9d. ; 5,320 Bowed, inferior to fair 6d. a 714. ; good fair to
good 7p. a 73d. ; 690 Orleans 7d. A. Bid. ; 2,950 Mobile and
Alabama 6P. a 71d. ; 50 Sea Island 12d. a 120. ; :40 Stained
ditto at 6id. a 7d. ; 210 Pernambuco At 9P. a ltd. ; 560
Maranham at 9d. a sp. ; 200 at Bid. a 93d. ;io Mina
Nova at 84d. ; 820 Egyptian 71d. a Sid. ; 10 Demerara/1i 8;
20 Barbadoes et lid. ; 10 Bourbon at sp. ; 130 Surat at sd.
a 6d. ; 2
onBo Bengal at sd. ; making a total, including those sold
by aucti, of 12,100 bags, of which about 1,500 American have
been taken on speculation. The arrivals are 7,223 hogs.
Imported into Liverpool, from the 23d to the 29th December,
1926, inclusive, by 2 Vessels from Calcutta, 2 Demerara,
2 New York, 1 VirginG, 3 Charlestown, 1 Orleans; 1 Per-
nambuco, 2 Quebec, 2 Hatnburgh, 1 Antwerp, and I Rot-
terdam

East India Sugar 2,936 begs, Demerara ditto 746 Mids. 4 tea.
1 brl. ; Coffee 12 casks ; Molasses 179 punchs. ; Pepper 954
bags ; Rum 211 punchy. 36 hhds. ; Brandy 30 casks; West In-
dia
Cotton 56 bales, East India ditto 699 bales ; New Orleans
and Mobile ditto 634 bales, Rest United States ditto 4,763 bales,
Brazil ditto 1,071 bales ; Tobacco 216 hhds ; Rice 1,340 bags
72 tea. ; Turpentine 773 brls. ; Flour 1,627 brls. ; Foreign
Wheat 300 quarters ; United States' Ashes 436 brls., Montreal
ditto 1,3'20 brls. ; Salpetre 3,412 bags ; Safflower 247 bales ;
Flaxseed 498 bags ; Munjeet 50 bales ; Indigo 56 cheits; Lac
Dye 67 chests ; - Shell Lac 80 boxes ; Turmeric 413 bags ; Mad-
der 11 casks; Cow and Ox Hides No. 8,978.
A further advance has taken place in Turpentine ; the trade •
have this week bought very freely, the total sale being about 5,600
barrels at Its. per.cwt., the whole being from parcels ware•
housed, except about 600 barrels ; the quality of part was very
middling, making line worth 12s. 6d. to 12s. 9d. per cwt. In
Tar nothing has been done this week. -Rosin has been in brisk
demand, and several parcels sold at 55..9d. to 6s. 3d., the manu-
facturers now demand tis. 6d. without being desirous to press sales.
The demand for Ashes has quite subsided,
.only about 20 bar-
rels I'ot at 275. 6d., and the same quantity of Pearls at 275. 6d.
to 285., with a few barrels of States' Pot at 305., are the only
sales effected ; this is principally owing to the stock being disco-
vered to be much heavier than was expected, the quantity of all
sorts being 24,900 barrels against 22,600 barrels last year. The
transactions in Drysalteries have been very trifling, some inferior
Campeachy
.Logwood at Si., and a few tons prime at Si. 155., is
all the business done in this article. In Fustic no sales., Some
inquiry for solid Nicaragua Wood has appeared, and 15 tons sold
at 19/. 10s. to 21/. per ton. Small parcels of fine Camwood
bring 19/. per ton. Shumac A inquired for, and about 400 bags
good Sicily sold at I Is. 6(1., being an advance of 6d. per cwt. ;
holders generally are asking 12s. Verona is steady at Bs. to
Bs. 6d. per cwt. ; in Malaga nothing doing. An import of
3,300 bags Saltpetre has been received ; till this is brought upon
the'market, the price must be considered nominal. Valonia re-
mains steady at 181. for good Smyrna. Galls were yesterday
more inquired for, but holders are asking higher prices, and no
sales were effected. A parcel of American Bees' Wax was yester-
day offered by auction, only a small part sold at 11/. ss. per cwt.
In Olive Oil, little has been done this week, the, prices remain
steady.-.-Fish Oils are less inquired for, a parcel of 48 tons New-
foundland Cod, which has been wrecked at the entrance of the
harbour, has been sold at QM. per ton, a regular import' may be
bought at 25/. 10s. in quantity, but only one parcel is on the
market. 'Pale Seal is very dull at 2'7/. 10s., and Brown 24/.
19s. per toir.-In Paltrn Oil but little done this week, the price is
steady at 27/. per ton.-Notwithstandits the advance in rough
Turpentine, Spirits are dull of sale at 58/. per ton.-In Hides the
only transactions are 200 inferior dry Brazil at 54d., and 1,000
ditto of good quality at 6d. per lb.-There is less inquiry for
Carolina' Rice, the sales are only 57 casks at 20s. for middling,
and 225. to 235. for fine, 70 bags East India have been 'sold at
235., duty paid.-There is but little doing in Hemp, the price
remains steady.-Tallow has been less inquired for, and the price
is 6d lower..

The transactions in British Plantation produce at -thin season
(nfethe year are
}i. ah
ateg,eneearaat but at fulliyf:w2i the
prices. I
iefiof Sugnarhave Foreign
Sugar,notex
ede,i 300
Molasses, or Ginger, nothing done. In Brazil Cocoa a small
1,..-ca has been sold at 345. per,cwt. In Coffee, about 30 tierces
of Jamaica sold at steady prices to the Grocers;,, In Pimento
nothing done. In Bum the sales are only 20 puncheons Deme-
rara 25 0.1'., at Ss. 4d. per gallon-.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
DURIWG
_LAST IVEZK.

Barley, I Oats.
Per Quarter.
54:731t76....ta4: to s. to to" •a.a.to F.
• Pease.
Carlisle
5/
31 38 40 25
66 50
437 -4 -02
33
2-4 s
834
82
48
54_ 5
0.1.-
Romsey 50 70 36 38 26 35 50 58 56
Sunderland......... 56 60
Per Bushel•
CThoriveninntrgyhani 87-754.d.46, 77; dB6 '5356' 29. 168-7d88.1 '557d06 6.65—d 29"
1671 'BB7 dO. 7615 dOB. 1678.—dg
90 92 66 701 50 59 96 10 0 00 00
Nortliallerton 6 9 7 6 1 9 5 0 3 0 4 0 6 0 6 6 0 0 0 6
Penrith 00. 7 7 00 5349
Stafford 6 90-7 6 :80 56 6 • .6 ::90 00 00
70 7 8 5 0 59 3 0 6 3 6 8 80 89 99
Worcester 4 8 0 5 3 6 6 4 6 53 80 9 0 10.0 12 0
Per Boil. -
13arnardcastle 12 ohi o'll 0110 (i 6 6 015 13 0
Darlington 13 0 16 010 6 11 6 6 0 11 0 0 0 14.0 116 120
Durham__ 13 0 15 8,10 6 11 0 8 0 8
19
° 100 11 °
10 8 0 0 0 00 00 00
Stanhope,....... 130 13 9, 0 0 100 70 00.000 00 00
Atidov
Hexha
Aewea
%Vinch
00 76 00 00 0 00 00
tstEtrlHer____l 50: 36
—•-•
Swt_oo_cik4nogiihani 132
03_163.6(600
00

have again declined
market,
HADbINGTON CORN MARKET.—.Deg•.
We had only a small supply of Wheat to-dao, of which a con-
y ',erect' &Nom 815_.f01107.7--
osindetrhaeblaeveprraoapeotstdio.nperie.mbaoililieudnduenrsollads
Barley and Oats,
however, have risen, the former Is. the latter 6d. per boll. Beans
U. 7s. 4d. 7.ths.--122 linsold-43 Grey.
the same as last day. Peas none sold.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. IPailb
First
Second
Od
00:1
Third
There were 082 bolls of Wheat in market, Od s 04
4at It. B—SS at U. Ss. 6d.--109 at 1/. m.-143 at lf. 7s 6d —6 at .s.
u‘d at If. os. Col.-51 at 11. 6s. u. 15, •
Average,

DALKLITH
The quantity of Wheal
sold heavily at loi‘v‘',ehr.p:le
First 303 Od
Second
Third

CORN MATti-CET7.
t at this day's mi

•DEc. 28.
ket was

large, and

[
Barley. Oats.' Pease. Beans.
28s 6cl 281 Od 995 Od 295 Od
263 Od 26, od 276 Od 275 (xi
24, Od 23, 6d 215 Od 245 Od
...._ _

MI NINO I NTELLI G ENCE. Tons. Cwt,
Quantity of Copper Ore sold at Ruth last Thursday
Average Produce ......................... ; .................. ; ...
7% 0
Quantity of fine Copper ................................... ........ . 248 3
Amount of Sale, £16,509 Us,
"u ..Average Standard, £lO2 18s. Od.

BUONAP.ZkRTE 1N YOUTII.—" At Madame Tal-
.
lien's house, he (Buonapar(e) was, perhaps, of all the persons who
visited it, the least noticed, or the least favoured of fortune. I
rae forgot,l d 0 imn
Joined;
-vas far from then, imagining that he would one day hold in his
hand the destinies of the world. Politics were the main subjects
of conversation in our circle, but not the exclusive subject. Often,
in the midst of the most animated di4cussions, little parties were
ifhintdr saloon,dinisctobuersesßn
uo
whoa
ap te fri voln
but when. he did so,
it was with a sort of intoxicated impulse— he was then peculiarly
us conversations, the
grave matters . which more commonly occupied us. In these
gay, and full of vivacious sallies. One evening he :dieted to tell
the fortunes of the company; took. the hand of Madame Tallien
Oro '.Every body Rub-
, and uttered a. thousand whimsicalities.•
miffed their. hands in turn to his examination.; but when Hoche
came, a change seemed to be,prOdticed. suddenly in his humour.
He examined attentively the lints of the hand ; and then said, in
a solemn tone, but far &Um a benevolent one--‘ General, yon will
die in your bed.' The countenance of li9ehe.was..flusbed with
anger for a moment ; but a sally from,llladame Tallien dissipated
the cloud, and restored good humour.' Otivrald'.4 MeMoirs.