The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-30 00:00:00

prices ; fair brown Bahias 275. 6d. to 28s. 6d. ; in Havanna
Sugar no purchases are reported. By public sale this day
185 chests 15 boxes 12 brls. 20 bags Brazil Sugar, consisting
of low parcels Paraiba, Pernams and Bahia sold about Is.
lower, white 31s. to 345. 6d., brown 235. 6d. to 295. 6d.
EAST INDIA.-About 1,000 bags East India descriptions
have been otftred this week at public sale ; the prices were
nearly the same as formerly, 375. 6d. to 395. for good white
Bengal ; Siam also nearly supported the form( r rates.
COFFEE.-The British Plantation descriptions remain in a
very uncertain state ; foxy good ord. Berbice, 87s. ; fine ord.
to fine fine ord., 925. 6(1. to 965. Very large quantities of
Ceylon and Mocha have been brought forward; of the former
about 3,000 bags, contrary to general expectation ; they sold
Is. to Is. 6d. higher ; 565. up to 575. 6d., supposed to be
chiefly taken on speculation; the great proportion of the Me"
cha was taken in at 645. ; greenish fair not very even, 605. t°
61s. ; superior quality to very clean, 61s. to 645. In Foreign
there is little business to report; a cargo of 400 bags St.
Domingo has been sold afloat, delivered at Hambro at 535.
The public sale of Dutch Coffee this afternoon, 58 casks
174 bags Berbice and Demerara ; the good qualities sold at
last week's prices, the ord. at a decline in price, with a verf
heavy Market ; 51 bags Brazil, very ord. 475. In Foreign an
business, on account of the large sales declared in Holland for
March next, 250,000 bags.
Rum, BRANDY, AND BOLLANDS.-In Rum there is little
alteration in prices ; the chief sales are still confined to Dale'
rara descriptions ; very few purchases of Jamaica are lately
reported. In Brandy and Geneva there is little variation.
The sales reported in Rum are Demerara, 30 and 31 over
at 3s. 4d., and 33 at 3s. sd.
TALLOW.-The Market continues very firm in prices, and
large transactions arc still reported for the home consumption
of the country.
This afternoon by public sale 665 casks St. Petersburgh
Tallow, Yellow Candle stranded sold 38s. to 425. 6d.

RICE.-Rice is without variation. The public sale, 758 hags
low to good white Bengal, were all taken in at 1 ls. to 13s.
WooL-There is no alteration in the Wool Market.
Tonacco.-The only sale of Tobacco is a parcel of good
Kentucky for exportation about 6d. per lb..
SILK.-There continues a good demand for Itanan ][lo/
Silk, and a fair business is doing at firm prices : China Silks
are in some request, and the late currency is fully maintained•
SALTPETRE.-By public sale this afternoon 5,771 bags
Saltpetre, the good refraction 265. to 265. 6d., for 111 re-
traction 255. to 255. 6d. and 46 refraction 225. to 225. de
full market price, and the "
whole sold.
NITRATE OF SOD9.-Small parcels of this article have foul
buyers at a decline of 6d., the price being 20s. 6d.
SPICES. -At public sale 1,262 boxes Cassia Lignea were
brought forward, and sold without spirit at the previous cur-
rency, mid. to good mid. 575. to 58s. 6d. In Pimento or
Pepper there is little business to report ; both articles are dull.
OILS.-There is no alteration whatever to notice since
Tuesday in the Oil Market ; little business doinc at our quo-
tations. Gallipoli Oil in bond, may be bought at 551.
This day by public sale 70 tons Sperm (?ii and Head Matter,
a few lots sold 701. 10s. to 71/. ; the la „ter all withdrawn.
INDIGO.-We gave the particulars of the opening of the
sales of Indigo on Tuesday lasi,. The prices have been gra-
dually improving every day since.
FRUIT.-There is some request for Denia Raisins in WS"
kets, but no large 'eurchases are reported ; the demand for
Fruit generally is, very limited. A public sale was brought for-
ward on Wed:aesday, only a small portion sold ; damaged
Pqtras Currants, 645. to 675. ; Zante and Cephalonia damaged'
acid some very inferior quality, 58s. to 625. Chesme Rai;lee,
damaged, 38s. to 40s. New Turkey pulled Figs, 455. t°
655. Sultanas, 48s. to 50s. per cwt.
COTTON.-The accounts from Liverpool continue srery ,fa-
vourable for Cotton, 5,000 bags sold on Wednesi;ay at 1
Market prices. Here the prices are id per lb. 'higher, se"
gradually stiffening, so much so that they no •;v prevent sales
to any extent. The following are the purglimses lately inade-'
2,550 Surat, very ord. to good fair 5-K 11 71d. ; 260 Madras,
fair to good (Ad. to 7id. ; 230 Bowes, good fair to good 9s"
to loid.
TEA.-The sales of Tea, Wa.ich commenced on the 11
inst. terminated yesterday. Of the 70,000 packs. offered,
about 24,000 have found F.alyers ; the whole have passed 0:
most heavily, and the deraonstrated anxiety of the importers to
sell has been received, by the trade with an equal unwilling'
ness to purchase. iif the Canton Boheas only a small I)°,,r'
tion sold at our quotations ; the Fokiens were general
bought in, except one parcel of rather common quality, 10)
sold at lid.. Of the lower descriptions of Congous but are
were sol,!. at 10,id. to llid., there being almost no demand
for them ; the blackish leaf kinds have in many instances Eel.
rat'ner cheaper than in December, but went off with spied
Very few Campois were sold. Nearly all the Twankays we,,
be
bought in at prices considerably above what they can P"; 1
chased at by private contract, as parcels of fair quality
been sold in the Market at ls. 3d per lb. Nearly all the .7;
sons have been taken off; they commenced at prices bele_A
their recent worth, but as the sale proceeded they advaper-
in value to about their former currency. Imperials and Gen;
powders, as well as Flowery Pekoe and fine Souchong ha
ruled somewhat higher.
sale
FOURTH DAY'S SALE.-618 chests have passed the
this day. The quality of the above was mostly mid. and °res.,
and the whole sold with considerable spirit at the rates
blished yesterday, that is 6d. advance on fine shipping (11131.01
ties from ss. 6d. to 6s. Bd. ; 4d. to sd. advance on mid. .
good from 4s. 10d: to ss. 6d. ; 30,.. to 4d. advance, on ores
and consumers from 4s. to 4s. lOct., and 4d. on Madras t
45. 4d. to Os. 3d. About 2,50 Q chests, chiefly by the Strati;
Eden and Baboo remain for s':;te next week. Total quantity
is 3,064 chests.
passed the sale up to this

PRICE OF BREAD. The highest price of Bread in the Metropo:is is 7d. for the 410.
that
Thererate. are others who Wl from a half penny to three hall-penClit

PRICE OF SUGAR.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed„,froo, ie
the Returns made in the week ending the 26th day of January, lwn'ing
395. IV, per Hundred Weight, exclusive of the Duties of Cud
paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Brit±!;>.