The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-01 00:00:00

ANOTHIER ACCOUNT.

Since the opening of the present month the goers'
transactions in business have been upon so very limited .11
scale as scarcely to make it necessary to report them. 141,1
still continues to lee the prominent feature of the moll.
and I have this week little to add beyond the a'teratioa
prices which have taken place. The import of turpentine
continues unusually small, but it nevertheless apPssfil
quite adequate to the wants of the trade, their
purchases for the month having scarcely exceeded 1,500
brls. The sales this week are 220 brls. of fine quality $'
111. 6d. per cwt. In Tar a small parcel of 200 brie'
American (warehoused) at I Is. Sd. is the only busine'l
done. Rosin is steady at ss. 6(1., and in fair demanl'
The sales of Pot Ashes do not exceed 100 brls. at 345. 6°'
and about 70 brls. Pearl at 395., part Montreal and 1)10
New York, just imported. A small parcel of fine 'ruses°
Brimstone Las brought 6/. 15s. per ton from the quay'
No sales of Sicilian reported. In Quercitron Bark no sale;
have lately been effected. There has appeared more is'
quiry for Logwood. The sales are 30 tons Campeachy s/
71. 17s. 6d. to Si. 2s. 6d., and a parcel of 220 tons, the
exact price not stated, but supposed to be 71. 1511
6d. ; also 50 tons Honduras, at 61. 101., an,
70 tons Jamaica at 61. ss. to 61. 108. per
ton. In Fustic little done ; 45 tons Spanish at 41 ss. to
41. I ls. and 10 tone Cuba at 8/. 10s., are the only elle4
reported. Of Nicaragua Wood 12 tons Lima at 221.
to 221. 10s., and of B irwood 20 tons Angola at 10/. 11'
per ton. Saltpetre fully supports its price ; about 5°
bags have sold at 375. to 395. 6d., and a parcel very iso..
ferior at 335. per cwt. Shurnac is offering lower ;40
bags Verona have sold at 101. and small parcels of Sicily
bring 14s. per cwt. In Malaga nothing doing. 180 batee
good Turkey Madder Roots have been sold at 595. In n
French nothing done. Good red Sicily Argols are wanted,
19 casks have brought 395., and a few white Florence
49e. per cwt.-There is more inquiry for East India
Safflower,i)
and 33 bales of good quality sold at 71. 59. Per h
cwt.-Caracca Indigo is in request, but the inquiry iSt
East India is limited.-Valonia continues very dub of 10'
-Twenty brls. and S tierces American red Cover-seed'
just imported, have brought 70s. to 841. per cwt.-re,
only sowing Flax-seed left here is a parcel of 50 bads. on'
Dutch, for which 655. per hhd. is asked.
The sales of Olive Oil continue trifling, at reduced Vl'
tations. For Linseed Oil a small advance is obtaig'
Rape Oil dull. The import of 60 tuns new pale Seal Oil,
which arrived here last week, has been nearly all sold O
25/. to 251. 10s. per tun from the quay. The stock ef
Cod Oil being light, is held steadily at 23/. los. per tire'
Some considerable business has been done in Palm Oil, s/
1141. 10s. to 251. per tun. Oil of Turpentine steady. In,
Rice nothing whatever has been done. The very small
stock of Hides in the importers' hands necessarily limit's
the transactions in this article ; 950 dry salted Brazil 01
and Cow at 6d., and 1,600 dry Buenos Ayres Horse 3/
9s. 6d. each, are the only sales reported. Some little
business has been done in St. Petersburgh clean Hemp at
44/. ; a parcel of prime long Hungarian brought 39/. 101.
to 391. 155., and short ditto 261. 10e. to 261. 151. per
ton by auction ; other descriptions remain dull of sale'
The business in Tallow continues trifling, but a solidi
improvement in price has been realised, Yellow Caudle
having brought 365. 3d. per cwt.-Archangel Mats are
dull of sale at 121. per dozen.

WOOL MARKET, WAKEFIELD.—We un'
derstand that, during the present week, there has been
an increased demand for several descriptions of wool at
Wakefield. In the lower sorts of short wools, such as are
used in the manufacture of blankets, considerable sale°
have been made, arid at rather improved prices. Thu
demand fur long wool has not improved, and we cannot
note any particular amendment in the price of this article'
The stock of wool in the hands of the staplers is, we Are
informed, less than has been the case fur some time past...".
Halifax Chronicle.

BIRTHS.
On the 30th ult. in Bedford-street, Covent-garde:lo
Mrs. E. S. Meyer, of a son.
On the 28th ult. Mrs. Thomas Boys, of Pall-mAI,
of a son.
On the 20th ult. at Brixton, the lady of C. L. Nett'
ton, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 31st ult. at Friar-place, near Acton, the lad/
of C. B. Curtis, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 28th oh. at Islip-house, Northamptonshire, the
lady of the lite Rev. A. Belcher, of a son.
On the 28th ult. at Cheltenham, the lady of Capt. J•
Foy, late of the 50th Regiment, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
On the 29th ult. at Tor Church, Devon, Major-Gen,
Sir C. Phillips, of Lyndhurst, Hants, to Harriet, relici
of the Rev. Richard Strode, of Newnham Park, Devon,
daughter of the late Sir Frederick and sister of Sir Job°
Leman Rogers, Bart., of Blachford, in the muse county.
On the 4th ult. at Malta, Robt. Clement Sconce, Esq.,
to Mrs. H. Parlby.
On the 29th ult. at St. Pancras New Church, Mr. 11,
Coxeter, to Miss Harriet I3ridger, eldest daughter of Mr.
John Bridger, of the Bedford Arms Tavern,' Charlotte'
street, Bedford-square.