The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-09 00:00:00

Ilavannah 38s. to 3. s. 6d., and some whites were reported
465. a 475. ; a small parcel of bromt Bahia sold at the pre-:
vious value.

MOLASSES. —We sated the revival for West India Molasses
on Friday, since which 1,000 to 1,100 puns. have been sold ;
Demerara at 275. 6d., Antiguas at 2:_4s. 6d.
The total deliveries of West India Molasses from the ware-
houses for the week ending March sth amount to 1,962' cwt.
COFFEE.--.WC stated ou Tuesday last the great reduction
which took place on the fine descriptions of Jamaica Coffee
on that day; there has been little business since, the liolder
not being inclined to submit to the decline, and the buyers
only purchasing small parcels for their immedate consumption.
retaining their former opinion of a considerable reduction in
the prices. In Foreign and East India there is little altera—
tion to notice, ordinary Sumatra sold 435. a 435. 61. fuli
prices; good ord. Ceylon sold at 565., which was a shade
lower; fine ord. Havannah, 60s. ; good ord. coloury Brazil,'
533. ; St. Domingo enquired for at 535., but that price refused.
There were no public sales of Coffee this forenoon. British
Plantation descriptions continue heavy on account of the tin
willingness of the buyers to give the present prices; Foreign
is still held with great firmness and rather higher, but business
is not expected to any extent until the 'ergo sales in Holland
transpii%..

The tet:d delireries of CofCoo from the warehouses for the
mek endin,g 50.1 AlLre,:i aro 181,4,f35 lbs. of kirost Indic, and
1M49 lbs. of East India.

TEA.—The East India Company's Tea sale finished on
Friday evening. The result shows a general advance in prices,
Nhich may be thus quoted, on Boheas Id. per lb. ; Congou,
the lower kinds 2Ad. a 3d., the black leaf kinds 4d. a sd. ;
Pekoe 2d. ; Twankay and Hyson Skin Id. to 2d., and Hyson
4d. above the previous rates of the Market, and by comparison
with Free Trade Teas of similar denominations. Free Trade
Teas-commenced selling yesterday, and are going at the fol-
lowing rates,—Fokien Bohea Id. dearer, Is. 0:1d. a Is. lid. ;
Congou, common IL, chiefly bought in, but mid. rather
blackish leaf Is. Id., but mid, rather strong Is. 2d. a Is. 3d.,
but mid, blackish leaf strong 2s. 2-id. a 2s. 3A-d. ; Orange
Pekoe, fine 24. 10d. a 3s. ; Twankay ls. 7d. a Is. 71d. fine ;
Imperial :Is. 6d. a 3s. 9d. ; Gunpowder 4s. 3d. a 4s. 10d.
The total deliveries of all descriptions of Tea from the
warehouses on which duty has been paid for the week ending
March sth, are 531,896 lbs.

SALTPETKE.—There is more doing in Saltpetre by private
contract at a general improvement of Gd. a ls. per cwt. The
deliveries from the warehouses continue very large.
OlLY.—There is rather more briskness in Fish Oils, but the
prices are not varied. Considerable business has been doing
in Seed Oils at the advanced quotations. Olive Oils also
higher.

—CoTTos.—There is little business to report in Cotton since
Friday ; the Market is steady. The accounts from Liverpool
state the sales there at only 13,000 bags, the buyers expecting
to purchase on easier terms, on account of the large arrivals.
SPICES.—The sales of Pepper last week were extensive ;
about former prices. Pimento is more inquired after at an
advance of h-d. per lb. Cassia Lignea is also in better de-
mand, but there are few sellerp.
TURPENTINE. —No business to report in rough Turpentine;
there are large parcels in the market, for which 183. is de-
manded, but cannot be realized. Spirits are brisk at an ad-
vance of ss. per cwt. _

RICE.—TfIe extensive demand for Rice continues ; the ad-
vance from the lowest point of the market is fully ls. 6d. per
cwt.

LAC DYE.—There is an increased demand for Lac Dye ;
the late public sales have gone off with great spirit, no parcels
are now offering, and higher prices are demandel.
TIDIBER DUTIES.—It is expected that the resolution of the
Committee of last Session, recommending the duty on Norway
Timber to be lowered, will be carried int& effect, that is, re-
ducing the duty 15s. ; also an alteration in taking the Deals
by the cubic foot, which is reckoned favourable to the Norway
Timber trade.

COCHINEAL is more enquired after; the prices at the late
public sale were 3d. per lb. above these obtained last month.
The stock is now reduced to less than 2,000 bags, and the ex-
portation is expected to be very large in the spring.
Hors.—ln Hops there continues to be a steady business
doing at the quotations:
_ .

COCOA.—The total deliveries of West India Cocoa from the
warehouses for the week ending March the sth are 14,5591b5.
Imnoo.—There is a great revival in the demand for In-
digo ; an advance of 3d. to 4d. per lb. on last sale's prices has
been freely obtained, and large sales are reported ; the in-
quiries are chiefly for export. The stock is now less than
19,000 chests.

The total deliveries of East India Indigo from the ware-
houses for the week ending Marettsth are 51,540 lbs.

WooL.—There is rather more enquiry for Wool, particu-
larly the low descriptions, which have realized rather better
prices, the Market being still very bare. English Wools have
also advanced in this Market as well as in many of the country
Markets.

The total import of Wool into London last month, ending
29th February, was 3,621 bales, Liverpool 1,000, Bristol 30,
and 4,668 into Hull and Goole.
RuM, BRANDY, AND HOLLA N DS.- —There is a conside-
rable improvement in the demand for Rum, particu-
larly for the Leeward Island descriptions, both for the
government contract and also for shipping ; the pur-•
chasers reported are at a small improvement in prices, proofs
2s. ld. to 2e. 10. and 7 and :8 over at 2s. 3d. to 2s. 4d. ; the
Jamaica and strong descriptions have been also enquired after.
In Brandy or Geneva there has been no alteration.
The sales of Rum this afternoon are 7.3 over at 2s. 31d.,
3.9 over at 2s. 3d.
STLK.—In China Silk there is but little variation ; 90 bales,
part of the cargo of the Captain Cook, from Canton, have been
sold privately at very full prices ; the whole of the remainder
of the cargo, 265 bales, nearly the whole of which is very con-
siderably damaged, will be brought to public sale to-morrow.
The Italian Market is firm; a very good business doing.

.;iArLOW.—The Tallow Markel' has been rather chill, and
the prices lower, but at the close of the day rather higher
prices were asked on account of the advance at Petersburg ;
there is still a good dethand for horn consumption, and the
holders meet the buyers freely.
By public sale this afternoon 75 casks Petersburg White
Candle Tallow 501d,425. 9d. a 435. ; 182 casks ditto second
quality Yellow Candle 41s. 6d. a 49z. 91 taken in ; and 69
casks ditto Soap ditto 40s. a 40s. 9d. sold.
IRISII PROVISIONS.—The speculators in Bacon, like all other
parts of the animal creation, have found a little rest from their
labours requisite, and as the legitimate dealers still continue
averse to increase their stocks, there has been a complete ces-
sation of business for some days past in that Market; should
the former come forward, reanimated and " like giants re-
freshed," there still may be a further advance, but if the latter
conquer a
.fall must inevitably ensue.—Butter Market at a
complete stand still,-,-Lard rather improving.—Nominal price
of Bacon, 465. to 475. landed ; no sellers 'for ;forward ship-
ment.