The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-07 00:00:00

good American Tar in store, has brought lea. 6d. The
fresh imports of Stockholm Tar, may now be shortly es "
pected ; they will come to a bare market, as very little of
last year's import remains on hand. Rosin 'continuos t°
meet a steady sale.
There has been more inquiry for Ashes, notwithstanding
which prices have experienced a further decline ;* the sales
of Montreal Pot are about 140 barrels at 84, and 150,
barrels Montreal Pearl at 38s. to 38s. 6d. with a fev(
at 391. ; abo 28 barrels States'Pearl at 375. 6d..t0 38a. per
cwt. Small sales of Philadelphia Quercitron Birk continue to
he effected at 14s. per cwt. Rough Brimstone is in good
request, and the stock small ; good Sicily brings 5/. per
ton. The transactions in Dyewoods have been principallY
confined to Logwood ; the sales are 180 tons Campeachy,
at 8/. ss. per ton from the quay, and some weathered at
71. 7s. 6d. per ton, with 25 tons Jamaica, at 61. 6e.
ten tons Honduras, at 61. 15s. ; and 15 tons St. Lucia,
at Si. 10s. per ton. In Fustic nothing done. Nicaragua
Wood continues very dull of sale, except Lima, of which
30 tons have been taken at 21/. 10s. per ton. Small sales
of Barwood are effected.

Sicily and Malaga Shumac are dull of sale at 14s. ; the
fresh imports of Verona are more inquired for, and some
further sales effected at 9s. 61 to 10s. per cwt.-30 too
very fine picked Turkey Valonia brought 17/. 10s. per
ton ; ordinary parcels are unsaleable.-29 serons Cochi-
neal, offered by auction on Monday, sold freely at 9s. to
9s. 4d. for silver, and 9s. 2d. to 9s. 7d. per lb. for black.
-Madder Roots continue scarce and wanted. Madders
are also in good request.-Five tons good Gum Senegal"
have been sold at 801. per ton.-The business in Wig&
is trifling.-Safflower is enquired for, particularly the'
finer qualities.-The sales of Saltpetre do not exceed .250
bags at 335. to 375. 6d. The public sales: advertised for
next week have checked the inquiry.-30 casks new Ame-
rican red Clover Seed have been sold at 675. 6d. per eg",t,',
-The demand for Olive Oil continues very limitediirli'n
parcels of Gallipoli are taken at 461. to 461. 10s., Sicily at
481.105. to 44/. and Spanish 44/. t. 44/.los. per tun. In Seed
Oils little doing. Another cargo of about 80 tiins new pale
Seal Oil has arrived, and the whole sold at 23/.to 241. per tun.
In Cod Oil little doing, the price steady. For Palm Oil
there is a good demand.-There is a steady.demand for
Hides, and any parcels offered met a ready sale at full
prices. The transactions this week have been principally
in salted, of which 4,000 Buenos Ayres have been sold at
41., and 300 ditto at SP. ; also 760 North American
salted at 41d. to 4 d. ; 400 Barbadoes salted at 4P. to
sd. ; and 160 St. Lucia ditto, at 6P. per lb. In Horse
Hides the only sale is 800 dry Buenos Ayres at 9s. 6d.
each.-About 1,700 bags East India Rice have been taken
at 12s. to 149. per cwt. Nothing done in Carolina.
The business in Hemp continues very trifling.-Tallow
more inquired for, and sales of Odessa freely made from
the quay at 365. 3d. to 365. 6J. Some parcels of Peter s-
burgh Yellow Candle have also been taken at these prices.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

DURING LAST WEEK.

Wheat. ; Barley.

Oats.

Beans.

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patmeal.

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33 3;

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