The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-29 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(T HIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE..
The supplies of all sorts of Corn this week are veri
small, and of Flour inconsiderable. The scarcity of fise
Wheat enables the factors to obtain rather higher price,
for such, but other qualities are unaltered. For Malting
Barley there is a fair demand at last quotations. Bell,
and Pease are unaltered. Good Oats fully maintain 11"
quotations, other sorts meet a slack demand. Iu Flour
no alteration.

♦RMVALS.
Wheat. Barley.
English
Irish
Foreign

Oats. I Flatini.
4400 qrs. 2,6.50. V"
550 ~

CITY MARKETS—(TWO O'CLOCK).
SUCIAR.—There is a good demand for inferior Sugar.,
in consequence of the scarcity of good grocery and.strong
refining qualities; and the market for the former-men;
tioned qualities is decidedly firm, the sales having exceeded,'
2,900 hhds. in the week ending last night. Better sail!
of Sugar may be quoted 6d. in advance of the previotlO
quotations. 'Brown St. Lucia are at 465. to 475.
low to good yellow, 475. 6d. to 58s. 6d. Barbadoesgo.°l
yellow, 525. to 665. per cwt. The transactions in fore'
Sugars are limited. By public sale 848 boxes of low 1°
soft brown sold readily from 235. to 255. ; middling t°
good yellow, 265. to 28s. per cwt. The stocks of Obeli
qualities of foreign goods are very limited. In refill!,
Sugars there is no alteration is prices this week, and
rather less business doing, many of the buyers fur al
Hamburg market waiting until there is some prospect 00.
making shipments. Crashed Sugars are in good demand',
and finer qualities are net to be purchased on the term,
last week. In East India Sugars there is no material
alteration. The 4,079 bags of Mauritius found ready'
buyers at former prices; brown from 435. to 455.: greff
435: to 475. 6d. ; and a small quantity of middling to
good yellow, 51s. 6d. to 555. per cwt. There is little
doing in Bengal,:
Corrxx.—The market is in a quiet state. A parcel of
good ordinary Havaunah has been sold by private gantries
at 335. ; and for some good ordinary Brasil 321. is offered
but refused. In British Plantation only a few sales have
been made.
Rox.—ln Jamaica extensive business is doing at fall
prices. In Leewards there is less doing, the stook beiof
low, and prices are a shade higher.
lxnuao.—The Indigo sale terminated on Wednesday''
The demand throughout the Sale was steady, especially for
middling and ordinary qualities, of which the sale 601
consisted, and the purchases were about equal for export
and home use. Prices on the average may be quoted lit
6d. per lb. higher than last sale. Bengal and Ott& &V
rage 3d. per lb. higher ; Madras sold the same as last sale'
About 800 chests were bought in.
Setcss.—Cinnamon continues in demand, at an advane°
of 4d. per lb. on the last sale. In other Spices there
not much doing. The East India Company have declared
177 chests of Cassia for sale.

SALTritTnx.—There is a geed demand for this article,
and those buyers who cannot wait for the East India sale
are compelled to give Mile. per cwt. Three parcel., C 0""
listing of le tierces, sold at 28s. ; holders ask 28e. dd.'
choice bags.
In Hors there is more doing, but prices are unaltered'''.
Pockets are from seven to eight guineas per cwt.
Tux COTTON TRAM—The attention of the trade NOs
drawn this afternoon to some pretty extesnive public sale`
of Surat Cottons. The sale was fully attended, and 0
far as it has proceeded has gone off with more briskoeits
than expected. The first sale consisted of 5,383 baled'
which was followed by other Liles of 1,300 bales, 110"'"
bales, and 600 bales—in all above 8,300 balm The
bidding. for the Cottons in the first sale were pretty
free, and a strong desire to purchase a shade under the
taxed price. 'I he general average of prices obia;ned AO
from 3d. to 3id. per lb., but a few superior lots realise.
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declared that the Cottons were sold.

The TALLOW Market is more arm, and is quoted 5
6d. to 335. 9d. per ewt. A sale of 561 casks takes plgee
to-day.

BIRMINGHAM MARKETS.—Jax. 28. 0
Coax MARK ET.—We have had a good supply of all
descriptions of Grain at to-day's market, with a dull traiie,
and all articles were lower, except fine Wheat and Barley'
which remain unaltered.
a. d. to s. 4.
Wheat, per 621 b. - 0 8!,
Barley, per Imperial quarter 26 "0 24 n'''
Malt 52 (1-- ell"
Pte 3B ai
0 48 °
Beans, per bag of 10 score gross
Oats, per 391 b.
Fine flour, per sack of 2801 b.
,'
Seconds 44 0 4d till
SMITHFIELD. —This day's market exhibited a verronw"
supply of live stock ; Beef was rather lower, but pril
Mutton obtained a trifling advance ; fat Pigs went °
briskly.
Beef (per lb.)
Mutton
44,4d* . to
540.1yaemalb(per lb.) 4ld, to 5'
Porkers per score 7l Od to 7s. 6d.

COURT OF REQESTS.

FRENCH ROLLS V. SEALING WAX.

In this case Mr. Simeon Lazarus appeared t°
show cause why an order should not be made upon
him for the immediate payment of three shillings an"
a penny, alleged to be due from the said Sime°ll
Lazarus to Robert Macdonald for goods sold and
delivered.

Mr. Macdonald produced his account, and said'
" There is my heel ;—I furnished Mr. Seemyell
Lazarus with thirty-seven penny French rolls—three,
rolls per morning before nine of the clock, duly and
truly deleevered ; and the tottle in money is three
shillings and a penny ; but, though I have made re'
peated ceevil applications to him for the same, 116
neglects to nottice it, and therefore If the beesnet:
has taken this unpleasant turn it's na fault o' mine.
Mr. Lazarus, in reply, said—" Now, Sare, fe
haf done, and I shall shpeak my shpeak. You 01
you vash civil !—the gentlemens shall judge. I cow°
to you and I say, ' You make rollsh, and I make
va.rsh;—shall ye deal vaxsh for rash ?—and P.ll
say ver goat.' Vel then—vot then ?—the pare
vash shtruck ;—rollsh for vaxsh ;—svola and 1011
alike."

Mr. Macdonald—l deny it tothally.
Mr. Lazarus—You deny it—mine Got V
Didn't I show you the wash in mine hand ? a,
Mr. Macdonald—You showed me the wax; 10
I told you I thought nobbody in my house wanted
the article ; but that I would conseeder of it. Mr. Lazarus—You would conshidder of it r
Boot ! Now, Sare, if you would conshidder of Jti:
for vot you send your finality rollsh to mine hough
if you vouldn't half the vazah ? hah ! hale
Mr. Macdonald—House I—you have no houfe;
you lire on a third flat.
Mr. Lazarus—Hah I—never mind for the flat;
I ros not so flat as be off my pargain. If you vouldul
have vazsli you shouldn't send rollsh, you know.
Mr. Macdonald—That is not the beesness.
Mr. Lazarus—Yee, it ish the beestieis.
Mr. Macdonald—lt irh the beesness !—NiThl‘
d'ye mean, Sir, by mocking my pronounciawtion ?
Mr. Lazarus—See there now ! He mockah 11111
and he won't be mock himabelf I—Now Sares,
tlemene, I shall tell you hush civility. lie come!' t°
mine housh—vere I vash eating mine breakfailli
upon hush nashty rollsh vit some butters and coffee!!
and he say,—" Hallo !—l'm come for my cnoni6,l
for the rollsh !"—" No Sare," I say,. " you sin
have the vazsli." He say, 4(— the vazsli."--"
say, " the rollsh." And then, s'belp
Got, he call me Jew !
Mr. Macdonald—Aweel, and didna ye call tile
Scot?

Mr. Lazarus--Shkot l—vell I did :—and a Jeji
ish mote honesht as a Shkot ;—there now
Here the COURT called the parties to order, O.
said, that as Mr. Macdonald acknowleged Lunsfil
had offered to barter wax for rolls, and as he after
wards sent the rolls without giving. any answer t
that offer, it was probable Lazarus concluded that
wax would be taken in exchange for the rolls. °I
the other hand, it was equally probable that Nbic,
donalsl thought he had given a sufficient answer
the offer by saying he did not think anybody in L'lool
house wanted any wax. And therefore, under 90
the circumstances, the Court ordered that Lazar°,
should pay half the amount in wax and the othr
half in money.

ice
The late Mr. B+&INBRIDGE, the Irish bau
of St. Paul's Churchyard, died intestate; and we taddliseo
stand his personal property alone exceeds 350,0001. a
difference of stamp-duty payable us an administration
stead of a will is 4,0001.