The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-22 00:00:00

British Plantation. The Mocha is part sold, but at a re-
reduction of 10s. per cwt. on account of the great quantity,
the best 70s. a 775. ; Sumatra and Batavia mixed sal
265. 6d. a 325. ; British Plantation at former prices.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The sales of Rum
this week are confined to small parcels Demerara. Brandy
is held for a considerable advance on account of tire Govern-
ment granting all that the trade requested as to re-gaug-
ing, and the consequent duty on the actual quantity. In
Geneva there is no alteration.

HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow market i
more firm. In Hemp or Flax there is no alteration.
TURPENTINE.—The two cargoes lately arrived have
been sold at about 12s.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—Beef and Pork are unvaried.—
Bacon rather dull on account of the large stock. There is
.carcely any Irish butter at market; good new would sell
about 105 s.

COTTON.—The Cotton Market is firm as to prices, but
the sales are inconsiderable; they consist of 150 Bengal
-1-4,1. a 41d. ; 150 Surat sd. a 50. ; 30 Pernams Sad. ;
150 West India 64d. a 71d. This day, at public sales,
2,317 bales Surat Cotton were brought forward; the whole
were ord. to middling, chiefly the latter; the few ord.
were not sold ; above 2,000 mid. sold 41d. a 411., being
within id. of the highest price lately obtained in this
market. The accounts from Liverpool state a heavy trade,
and prices again id. lower.
RICE —There are few purchases of Rice to report ; 600
bags Java were offered at public sale on Tuesday, but were
all taken in Ss. a 88. 6d. By public sale this day 2,871
bags East India Rice, nearly the whole sold ; good Bengal
11 s. 6d. a 12s.

SALTPETRK.—In Saltpetre an advance of 2s. is gene-
rally demanded.
TOBACCO.—There are no sales of Tobacco to report.
TAR.-Several parcels of the late arrivals of Stockholm
Tar have been sold from 15s. down to 14s. Sd.

Hon.—Hops have advanced 10s. a 20s. from the late
lowest point of the Market. The accounts from the hop
districts still state an increase of fly; the plant is, how-
ever, vigorous and healthy.
SPICES.—On Tuesday 559 bags Pepper unsifted sold
3d. a 3d. ; 142 chests Cassia Lignea sold lower 595. 6d.
a 635. 6d. ; 33 casks Nutmegs, good 3s. 4d. a 3s. 5d.,
rather lower; 16 casks Mace 3s. 9(1. a 3s. 11d., sold
high ; Pimento at steady prices. Pimento to-day st11(1 at
former prices, mid. &id. a bid.
FRUIT.-The importers of Currants have advanced
their prices 2s. per cwt., but only a very small parcel of
butts have been sold at the advance (say '7os.); in the
ether descriptions there is very little doing, and the prices
remain unaltered.

Ixorao.—The Market continues very firm; the sales
are rather extensive, but they consist chiefly of parcels of
Indigo of old sales, which are taken readily at the prices
equal to the currency of the late India House sale; the
small parcels of the latter sold are at a premium of Sd. to
4d. per lb.

PRICES OF HOPS.—May
Kent Pockets 61 6s.

SUFSCX Ditto

51. 156.

7/. Os. to 91 N.
61. 6s. to 61. 12s.
61. 15s. to '7l. ss.
101. 108. to 121. 12s.
81. Bs. to 91. Os.
61. 6s;:to 'U. Os.
51. 10s. to 51. 153.
Si. 15s. to 61. 12s.

Ptgrx Ditto

61. N.

Farnham Ditto, Fine

Seconds

Kent Laj

Essex Ditto,
Sussex Ditto