The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-28 00:00:00

Wright and J. Clay, common brewers, South Shields—J. Far-
rand and G. Iliallinson dyers, Linthi,va:te, Yorkshire.
SCOTCH SF.QUESTI-CATIONS.

ARCEIBALD GRACIE Glasgow,
Feb. 1 and 22, at twelve, et the Chanib.rs of E. Railton, ac-
countant, Glasgow.
ANDREW -.MILLIGAN, leather seller, Glasgow, Jan. 29
and Feb. 19, atone, at the Chambers of E. Railton, writer,
Glasgow.

ROBERT THOMSON, woolagent, Liverpool, Feb. 1 and
22, at one, at the Chambers of E. Railton, writer, Glasgow.
JAMES ALISON, tailor, Edinburgh, Feb. •2 and March
2, at one, at the Chambers of J. Gardiner, Solicitor Suprane
Courts, Edinburgh.

THE MARKETS-YESTERDAY.

CORN EXCHANGE.

There have been few fresh arrivals of Grain since Monday.
Wheat met. scarcely any demand, and prices were unaltered.
Barley, Beans, and Pease al ,o found few buyers. Oats sold
slowly at last quotations. The Flour trade heavy.
NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL. •

The supplies were to a fair extent, and the pr;ees the same
as on Saturday, with a moderate demand.
COLONIAL MALIK ET.

The operations by private treaty were on a s►nall scale, and
but few parcels of goods were offered at auction; prices, how-
ever, underwent little variation.
TEA MARKET.

Net much done to-day in Free Trade, but holders were not
disposed to submit to any further reduction.
TALLOW MARKET.

A fair demand for P. Y. Candles on the spot, and prices
were firm at 4th to 46s 6d per cwt. For delivery not much
has been done.

METAL MARKET.
A large business done, and prices are oil advance. Iron
in most request.

COAL MARK
Ships arrived since last mar y, 112.
s. d. R. d
Rlaydon Main
Boodle's West Hartley l9 V Walls End Carairoc 2Zi, li
Orig-nal Windsor's Pouto? IS t Walls Lid Hartlepool 25 6
Smith's Pontop l7 0 Wall: End Kelloe
Walls End Brown's it t Walls End Adelaide ...... ... 24 o
Walls End Clenuell
Walls End Hilda. .....
Walls End Killingworth ... ,2 0 Hartley
Walls End Hetton 25 0 Howard's Netherton Maw... 16
Walls End Larubton .....

(From the London New Price Current of Jan. lry 26. )
SUGAR.—Since our last report there has been a good
demand for British Plantation from both grocers and
refiners.

To-day the West India market presented a firm aspect ;
from the refiners there was a good demand for all descrip-
tions, and the grocers were anxious to purchase bright yellow
qualities, but the supply of such bein,, small checked business,
nearly all offering for sale were readily bought up ; brown
sorts met with a good demand ; the total purchases
amounted to 500 bads and trs, and the prices were gene-
rally 6d above those of Friday.
REFINED.—To•day the home trade bought freely of Re-
fined goods, and prices have an upward tendency ; Stan-
dard Lumps are nut to be had udder 945, and soma
parties will not sell thereat. In Bastards and Pieces large
purchases were made. Treacle, however, is dull of sale.
In bonded crushed Sugar several purchases were made at
32s 6d per cwt.
Maxiturivs—This afternoon the trade were buyers to
a fair extent, and the whole of 5,426 bags at public sale
ware disposed of at fall prices ; good and fine yellow sold
at 79a to 82s ; middling and good middling 76s to 78a 6:1;
low middling 733 to 753 ; tine brown and low greyish yel-
low 703 to 72s ; low middling brown 583 6d to 61s ; very
ordinary dark 523 to 53s per cwt.
EAST INDIA.-1,670 bags Bengal were offered to-clay at
public sale, and being a sulphury parcel sold rather lower,
low and good white went at 803 to 83. i 6d, bright yellow
78i, low dump yellow 60s to 665, damps of various sorts
73s 6d to 775.

FOREIGN. —For all descriptions of Brazil a fair demand
has existed by private treaty, and full prices have been
paid ; Porto Rico, 23s to 23s 61 for good middling grey-
ish yellow. Yellow Havannah 243 fur middling quality.
MOLASSES. —For West India there has been au excel-
lent demand, and 280 puns have been disposed of at rather
higher rates; fine Antigua has fetched 38s to 393; St.
Vincent's and Demerara 32s to 33s per cwt.
COFFEE. —Prices have been supported for British Plan.
Wien, but there has been only a limited demand for
clean kinds by private contract ; ueclean sorts arc totally
neglected; at public sale 109 casks Jamaica have been
offered, a small part only was sold at the former value,
fine fine ordinary at 100 s, good ordinary 703 to 73s per cwt.
This afternoon prices underwent no variation of moment
for either East or West India, but the trade evinced little
desire to purchase, and by private treaty few sales were
made, but holders for the most part are not disposed to
press sales, anticipating that ere long a good demand will
exist at auction 140 casks liabice, 153 bags East India,
and 134 bags I.3raailwerc offered. Berbice sold at about
former rates ; low middling and middling fetched 92s 61
to 104 s; East India consisted of various kinds and sold
at 56s 6d to 70 6d ; Brazil was all damaged and realized
40s to 41s for good ord, being the full value.
Cocoas—To-day only a limited demand existed for
West India, 181 bugs Trinidad at auction sold Is lower,
middling and good red went at 513 to 55; 61 per cwt.
TEA. —To-day the market fcr Free Trade was inactive ;
by private contract the purchases were very limited, and at
the public sales them was but a small attendance of the
trade, who evinced little disposition to purchase, and
the biddings were languid throughout the sales :
the quantity offered amounted to 5,167 packages
601 of which consisted of Bohea in Congou packages
imported from Rio, and were principally disposed of, but
at reduced rates, middling new and fault went at is 4rld
to a 4il, goo,L_ tax.. astd isu4d- s 3kd ; of
other sorts only a small pare found buyers, although the
merchants submitted to a reduction on the rates of the
public sales of Tuesday last of Id to lid per lb.—Coligou
strong and old Sou kind went at is 9d; strong and ripe
H M. and old Sou flavour is 7d, fled, rather strong and
full, is ; but middling, rather eoarse, old and flit,
Is 6d ; Young Hyson, but middling rather coarse Twan-
kay flavour, is 9,1 to Is 9J; Hyson, but middling, 25 2id
to 2. 31; Twankay skin is 30 to Is 3id; of the total
quantity offered only 1,800 packages were actually sold.
The speculative market was quiet all day, and prices gave
way for Company's Congou, sales for cash were made at
Is slial per lb, and at that figure there were sellers on
'Change.
Rem, BRANDY, AND HoLLasies.—Jamaica Rum of good
and fine quality is wanted, and stiff prices would be paid,
but the supply is still scanty ; the lower sorts have been
only in limited request, former rates, however, have been
maintained. In Leewards the transactions have been only
to a limited extent, former rates, however, have
been supported. The sales have amounted to 100
puns Jamaica, fine marks at 7s to 7s 3d, 27 to 35
per cent over-proof at 5s 7d to 6s Bd, 17 to 25 over 5s 41
Of Leewards only 80 puns have been sold, proofs to 1 per
cent over 2s 91 to 2s 91d, 5 to 10 over 2a Ild to 3s Id,
13 to 16 over 33 2d to 3s 31.—1 n East India few pur-
chases have been made, and 2s id is the value of proof
strength. The arrivals have been small since this day
week.--. For Brandy a fair demand has prevailed, and prices
arc firm—Cognac, first brands of the vintage of 1836
have been selling at 0 3d to 5s 51 in hhds and puns ;
ditto 1837, cis Id to 5s 3d; ditto 1838, 41 lid to 53 Id;
ditto 1839, 4s 9d to 4s lld ; ditto 1840, 3s 91 in Weds and
33 7d in puns, being the former value.—Geneva has been
in steady demand, 2.3 21 paid for shipping quality, and
26 7d to 2s 81 for line for home use.—British Corn Spirits
have been in good request, and prices firm, 103 is the quo-
tation for cash.

RloE.—Bengal rather higher prices, middling white
at 14s : good bold white at 14s 6d to 15s, and middling
14s; Java at 8s 63 to 103 for yellow and low white ; for
home use at 34s to 36s per cwt.
SPICE4.—This afternoon the public sales consisted of
30 c,,sks Mace, 22 bags Cloves, 17 packages Nutmegs,
227 bags Pepper, and 670 packets British Ginger.
Mace sold at 4s 7d to 5s 10d for mid and good, thirds
taken in at 3s to 33 6d; Cloves sold at 24 6d to 2s 7d
far fine Benceolen ; Nutmegs at 4s 93 to 6s Sd for brown,
ordinary 3s ; pepper fetched 31d for good light Batavia,
and the Ginger 17363 for mid, being in full value.
OlLS—Prices have undergone little variation for com-
mon sorts of Fiiit Oils since we last wrote. Pale Seal
at 321. los to 331., Cod •271 5s to 271. 10s, Southern 251.
10s to 2W. Sperm, first quality. 1051. Linseed Oil at
27s 3d on the spot, and 285 to 285 63 for delivery in the
next two or three months. Rape, Pale at 46s 6d, and
Brown at 453 6d. East India Cocoa Nut at 38* to 39s
for first quality. For Olive prices continue on the ad-
vance. Spanish at 62/. per tun.
TALLow—There has been a good demand from the
Chandlers for P. Y. Candle cm the spot, and holders last
week were compelled to submit to lower rates, 45s 63 to
451 fad, but yesterday the merchants sell P. Y. Candle
under 46; 3d. For delivery 45s 6d had been accepted,
but it is difficult to purchase under 46s per cwt. Town
Tallow at former rates.

To-day there W3S a good demand for P. Y. C. on the
spot at 46s 3d to 46s 6d, and several purchases were made
for delivery at 46s to 46s 3d per cwt.

IRISH MARKETS.
JUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the WEEK ending JAN.'22.