The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-21 00:00:00

revived, and all parcels withdrdwn sold really at full
Mark-et prices. This day there were three saks of
Mauritius, 10,031 bags, the whole sold freely at steady
prices, except the fine, which went off 19. higher ; one 1,4 t
reached 625.

FOREIGN' SUGAR.—There were no purchases of Foreign
Sugar la@t week. This day at the iutbli:r sake 875 chest@
Harannah Sugar, 53 chests Brazil, and 107 bags Sian,.
Good white Brazil sold at 33i. 6d. ; good strong white
Hayannah soil 41s. a 425. 6d., soft 355. a 395., yellow
22e. Gd.

COFFEE.—This day 1,325 bags 16 casks &imaged St.
Domingo, and 62 bags East India. The few lots sound
St. Domingo were takes in at 335. ; Ist class dattiag,d
30s. 6d. a 31s. The Coffee market is mere firm ;
colouly descriptions inquired for at an advance of 2s.
Rum, BRANDI', AND Ilom.ANDs.—The question of the
Is. per gallon on Rani continues in the same state of un-
certainty which w 2 have lately noticed, and prevents the
usual transactions of the market; the few sales are sm:rh
parcels of Jamaica and low Leewards, too inconsiderabh,
to be given as any criterion of the market prices.—Brandy
is held with much firmness.—ln Geneva there have been
few transactions lately.—The order from the Treasury
respecting the re-dip (ordering the payment of the ditty
at the actual guise) has been received; it only applies to
Rum.

HEMP, FLAT, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow market con-
tinues dull, but without any red"ction in prices.—Hemp is
very heavy.—in Flax there is no alteration worth report-
ing.—The letters from St. Petershnrgh are dated the 3d
inst. Exchange lop.; Tallow 92 a 93 ; nothing done.
A large failure is annonneed at St. Pctersburgh.
Fnurr.—On Friday the public sale 12 crtls. Currants
68s. ; 112 brls. fine Elimi Carabourna Raisins 425. ; 38
Inds. red Smyrna Raisins 31s. ; 1,700 drams Pulled, and
750 drums Fiat Turkey Figs 17e. a 48,. 300 barrels
Red Fruit, divided by the trade, about 30s.

Toaacco.—Thcre are no transactions in Tobacco to
report.
Tnarzsrmr.—A cargo of Turpentine lately Jr:Tatty;
has been sold at 12s.

RIM-There is rather more demand for Bengal Rice,
but the transactions are not on an extensive scale.

COTTON.—ne Cotton Market continues firm ; the
transaction 4 still extensive; the purchases for the werk
ending last night consist of 300 Bengal, 4d. a sd. ; 5,700
Surats, 4d. a 5 d. ; 100 Pernarns, 7P. a Bd. ; 20 Minas,
Id. ; 90 PwraK, bid. ; 60 Bowed 6d. ; 380 Egyptians,
7d. a 7d. ; 20 Peruvian, 7-4-d.
INDIGO.-There has been a great improvement in the
demand for fine Indigo, and for Oude, on account of the
small quantity of these descriptions in the sale. This da:•
the sale commenced.

EAST INDIA COMPANY'S SALE OF INDIGO (FIRST
DAY.)-450 chests (Company's) have passed the sale.
The biddinge have been very irregular, and the orders for
exportation very scanty and limited low, owing, no doubt,
to the very low assortment in the sale. The small propor-
tion of good and fine qualities went off a i.h spirit at from
last sale prices to 6d. advance; LOA the middling and
ordinary sorts were heavy at a discount of 3d. to
whilst low descriptions sold at the currency of the last sale.
The home consumers have been large buyers. Ordinary
to good consumers 3s. 4d. a 4s. 3d. ; middling to good
shippers 48.'3(1. a ss. 6d. ; good to fine ditto ss. 9d.. a Ss.
Woor..—The Market keeps gradually improving, and
as the manufacturers find the importers steady as to juices',
their offers come nearer to the prices asked ; some consider-
able sales were made during the het week, and, from the
very mall stock of Wool on hand, the increasing demand
for cloth for the home trade is soon likely to lease the
Market bare again.
Tra.—The Market remains firm, and the delivery con-
tinues to be good. _ _ _

CocoA.--This day, at public sales, 57 bags Brazil Cocoa,
and 51 bags St. Domingo. Brazil sold 133. 6d. a 14s. 6d. ;
St. Domingo taken in.
SILK.—In Silk there is little alteration ; the Market firm.

larsit PEOVISIONS.-In Beef and Pork there is no al-
teration.-Bacon is not so brisk as towards the close of
last week, but
.the advance in price is maintained.-
Butters are dull, but there are few sellers at any reduction,
on account of die reduced stock. Dutch Butter has fallen
103. since Friday, from 20s. to 110 s.
Serces, &c.-By public sale yesterday-1268 biles Cin-
namon, lets fine and good 9s. Bd. a 108. Id., mid. and
inferior 7s. 7d. a Bs. 10d.; 356 bales ditto 2ds is. Bd. a
7s. 11(1.7, 318 bales ditto 3de 4s. 3d. a ss. 10d. ; 32 baks
ditto 4ths 41. ld. a 4s. Sd. ; 56 chests ditto short pieces
from lass 7s. 3d. a 7s. 7d., small and broken 4s. 9d. ;
ditto short pieces from 2de 6s. 11 d. a 7s. Id. ; small and
broken 4s. 2d. a 4s. sd. ; ditto short pieces from 3ds 4s.
9d., small and broken 3s. 7d. a 3s. 10d. ; 307 bales 76
chests ditto damaged 2ds 7s. Id. a 7s. 9:1. ; ditto damaged
3ds 3s. 7.1. a ss. 6d. ; ditto damaged short pieces and
,reall broken mixed Is. 3d. a 4s. 3d. ; 270 bags Pepper,
sifted 'Malabar good mixed heavy aid. a Sid. Sumatra mid.
heavy 3-id. ; 430 bags long Pepper, good sound. bought in
50s. a 70c. ; 120 chests Cassia Buds, good rather stalker,
bought in 88s. ; 260 bags Ginger, good sound Malabar,
bought in 19s. 6d. ;:55 bags Nutmegs good unsorted 33. a
3s. 2d., shrivelled mixed 2s. 9.1. The Cinnamon sold with
briskness at higher prices; the other Spices were duil at
the previous currency.

METALS.-There is a considerable demand for Metals,
and purchases cannot now be made at former prices; se-
veral cargoes of Iron sold at 51. 10e., and Si. 153. is now
asked. Lead and Copper are also looking up.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURINO THE WEEK