The Sun.
London, England, 1831-10-29 00:00:00

COFFEE.—The Coffee Market has becoMe dull, and
parcels of foreign are offered at a small reduction; the last
prices paid are, St. Domingo 575. a 585., Brazil, very
coloury, 58s. 641., urd. 535. ; there are, however, few
sellers at any reduction. The British Plantation descrip-
tions are little varied, but the Market is heavy. There
was one small sale this forenoon. The inquiries for foreign
by private contract continue; but, as the buyers refuse to
purchase except at considerably lower prices, there is very
little doing : the Market is, however, apparently very
dull, and prices would be accepted which were previously
refused. In East India Coffee there is no variation. Bri-
tish Plantation ord. descriptions fully support the late
prices ; the finer qualities coukl not be sold without sub-
witting to a considerable reduction.—This clay's sale, Bi 4
bales Mucha sold at Market prices; 9 packets Jamaica sold
rather higher.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The sales of Rum
are 500 to 600 puncheons Leewards, proofs and under,
ab:tut Is. 441.; in the other descriptions few sales are lately
reported.—Brandy is mere inquired after.—Geneva very
scarce, pale 2s. 7d. a 2s. 841.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market has
been very firm, and the prices are 6d. to Is. higher; very
large sales were reported, but the Market yeiterday and to-
day is again giving way; for delivery the price has fallen
from 421. to 41s. 61., and 40s. 91. ; the price for Tallow
on the spot is 6d. to Is. higher than for time; the selling
is therefore reported as the selling of the dealers to each
other to' give an effect. In Hemp or Flax there is little
variation.

Nisei PaovisroNs.—Although the arrivals from Ireland
of Butter are large this week, we cannot note any material
alteration in the Market; 98s. landed is firmly demanded
far both Cork and Limerick, anti for fine Carlow (such as
Ralgway and Courteney's brands) 102 s. on beard has been
obtained. Fine Friesland Butter we quote 110 s. a 112 s.
at the quay. Bacon landed and for shipment fully sup-
ports our last quotation+, as well as Bladder Lard. Beet
and Pork at 61. on board for India, and Si. for prime Mess ;
there are several parcels of new Pork ineffectually offering
for November shipment.
COTTON.—r,,e Cotton market at Liverpool is brisk and
higher, but there is little alteration here, and few rates, on
account of the small supply of Cotton at this port.—The
sales of this week are 20 Bengal, good fair 4id. ; 270
sorats, mid. 4.-td., good 5,1. ; 100 Pernams, good fair
; 200 Paraiba, mid. 6id. This day's public sale
749 bags Bengal, good ord. all taken in at 4d., being
lower than last week ; 183 bales mid. Surat sold at 41d.
market prises ; 35 bales Egyptian, duty paid, 7d. and ild.
SALTPRTRE.-The sales lately are East India Refined
41s. 61., rough 395. a 30s. 3d. ; the latter is a shade
higher. This day's sale 568 bags ; ord. Saltpetre sold
high, averaging 375. Gd. ord., and no refraction.
Sirens.—Spices are still held with firmness ; there are
more inquiries after Pepper. This day's sale 123 bags
white Pepper, the best sold Girl. and 6il.
COCHINEAL.-There are several sales of silver at rather
better prices, is. a 7s. 9d.
Isinino.—There is no briskness in Indigo, but consider-
able parcels of the late sale taken in have been since placed
at sale prices.
TEA.—These is no alteration since our last.
TOBACCO.—The only sale lately is a cargo of rejected
Virginia, at 19.=.
OaLs.—The accounts from Davis' Straits now reach to
the Ist instant ; all the vessels had left the ice with only
twenty-four fish more than previously reported ; the mar-
ket is in consequence very firm, the late advance not only
maintained, but still a shade higher, 10s. to 20s. per tun.
Woota—The public sales have, as is usually the case,
attracted the attention of the manufacturers, spinners, and
dealers, and prices have advanced 2d. per pound on the
previous sales. 'lhe first sale took place on the 25th of
October, consisting of 589 bales Australian and Tasma-
nian; the former sold from Is. ld. for low, to 2s. 2d. for
better; the latter at from I Id. to Is. 10Id. per lb. On
the 27th, 823 bales were brought forward—inferior Tas-
manian lad. to Is. 5,1. ; better Is. Gd. to Is. 10d. ; in-
ferior to good Australian Is. 4d. to 2s. 21-d. ; superior
2s. 9d. per lb. 500 bales Van Diemen's Wool for sale
29th October.