The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-16 00:00:00

THE MARKET S.

(From the London Here:lntlle Journal of June 15.)

SEGA:I.—The market general!v remains very, quiet, with
still a downw, rd tend:a:toy for prices. '1 he privat esaes in
West In.'i e Muscot aloes were uneer 200 and tres, au 1
prices Were in some cases again rather in favour of the buyers.
150 hhds IlarLadoes offered at public sale were sold without
spirit, and at Is per cwt. under the prices of the last sale, viz.
low to good yellow a' 60s Gd to 66s 6 i per cat.
The surplus in the comuat wive 'Stocks of raw Sugar avail-
able f home use at the lowest rate of dots is hhds and
tierci•s West India, 63,440 bagi Mau itius, and 85,4i0 bags
Bengal.
ItErvono.--The demand was goird for ilefi"''`t
goods to-
day from the home trade, but pi i :ee veer, 1.111 Et 943 for stan-
dard luinrs 'treacle hi fair :quest at 2{i.3 32,. Pieces
and l'asiards dull at former rates. Bonded Crushed Sugar
sells steadily at 30s 6,1 to 30s 911, and 10lb llamborgh Loaves
at 34s 641 to 35s per cat.
EAST INnia.—To-day there was little inquiry after white
Bengal, and AI the ab c.itce of public sales little -hus'ness was
dune is that. deserintien, hut previous. lades were maintained;
brown is still alnoo.z. n-ttleotel, and 667 bags Offered by the
hammer wore bought iu, darrip low to good brown at 42s to 48s
per covt.
itlau It ITltts.—Two parcels Were brought to the hammer to-
day, tomprising 6,590 baos, which were nearly all bought in.
there be,ng little disooition to purchase even at rather lower
prices , fine bright yellow at 63s to 645, middling and good
strong yellow at 61s tia to 62s Gd, greyish brown at sds 6.1 to
57s 64, and strong brown at 55s to 55s 6:1 per cwt.
FOREIGN.-4 parcel of washed Havannah, consisting of
113 boxes, was brought to public sale, and sold at 255 to
27s 6:lfur white and at 6:1 to 'ls for brown and yellow.
WEST INDIA MOLASSE"._About WO puns have changed
hands at stc ,rly prices, viz., at 29s to 30s for fine Antigua, 29s
to 29s 6d for tine Barbadoes, and 24s for common Dernerat a.
TEA.—The public sales of Tea declared fur this day compre-
hending about 13,000 packages having been postponed till the
2.2,1 inst., the market has assumed a more steady appearance, but
is far from active. Black Teas are the most in request, and these
bring full prices, while green descriptions are but little in-
quired after, but we cannot quo:e any material change in their
value. Several breaks of Congou, bought in at the public sale
on Thursday and Friday lad, have been disposed of at about
the rates established thereat. The lowest point of the market
for common Congou is about 2s Old to 2s let cash.
In Company's Congou but Lttle speculation was carried on,
and the !nice fell to 2s Id per lb cash.
COFFEE.—The only parcel brought to public sale to-day
consisted of 100 casks Jamaica, of the new crop, which went
off with fair spirit, the best sorts fully maintaining the previous
value, while the lower qualities were about 2e per cwt lower ;
the whole was, however, sold--fine fine ordinary and low mid
at 96s to 10-45. and real mid at 124 s per ewt.
Foreign Coffee is rather more inquired after, and about 500
bags pale to colory good ordinary sold privately at' 39s to 405
per cwt. _ _

A flowing cargo of St. Domingo Coffee is_ reported. sold at
a shade under 40s, deliverable at Antwerp.
COCOA.-223 bags 81 barrels Trinidad offered at public sale
were all disposed of and at rather higher. prices ; good red at
47s to 48s 6d, fair grey at44s to 44s 6d, and low musty ditto at
39s to 41s per cwt.
. SPlRlTS.—Considerable heaviness continues to pervade the
Rum market, and prices are yrt on the decline ; fine Jainaicas,
which are scarce. are the only sorts which maintain their prices,
they are occasionally taken off in small lots fir home trade, but the
transactions are unworthy of enumeration; the lower qualities
are almost neglected, though ob:ainabll on lower terms, and the
only sale to notice is a pa..cel of 50 puncheons lair quality 26 to
30 overproof at 4s 10d to 5s 3d per gallon. Leewards have de-
clined Id per gallon, and the sales do not exceei 280 puns,
proof to 3 over has sold at 2s to 2s tad, 8 to 15 over at 2s 21d
to 2s 4d per gallon. Last India Rum continues depressed,
owing to the continued heavy arrivals, and the reduced
price of 3d has been accepted for 100 puncheons of
proof strength Bengal. In Foreign Rum no business reported.
A Government contract for 100,090 gallons Rum, half to be
the produce of the Mitish West Lila colonies, and the
other half to cimsi:t of Bengal, was taken on Thurs-
day, all by Messrs. Mahon and Simmons at a price
much below the general expectatinns of the trade, viz.,
is Gd 15 16ths perprocf gallon, which is id below the last con-
tract in the early part of the year. In the Brandy market there
is also much heaviness, and to press sales lower prices must
be taken.

FnUlT.—The common description! of Valentia and Red
Smyri.a Raisins have been tal:en more freely for the home
trade this week, prices being so very low. For exportation
these had been less demand for Red Smyrna Raisins. Cur-
rants are a very heavy sale.
CASSIA LTG NEA . —One hundred boxes were readily bsught
up by public auction at a further advance of about 46 pea. cwt.
viz. 105 s to 11/ 3s 6d for good quality.
PEPPER. —728 bags black were brought to public sale rnd
di posed of but at rather easier prices; half heavy Sumatra at
310 to 3!,i1 per lb. 85 bags white at public sale chiefly sold at
Ad to tqd per lb. for fair quality.
RICE. —Three parcels of Bengal. consisting of 5,171 bags.
were brought to public auction, which went heavily, a small
part only being disposed of, and at rather lower prices; low
yellowish wl:ite at 106 to lOs 6d, and good mid white at 11s 6d
to 12s per cwt.
livnino.—The ma, ket remains quiet, without alteration of
prices. About 3,500 chests to be offered in the July sales
have now passed inspection, the bulk of is hich consists of mid-
dling shippers and good eon-timers, rangirg according to last
sales' prices, from 5s 6d to 63 9d per lb.
PROVISION'S. —I here is more inquiry for Irish Butter, and
the small arrivals go off steadily-4.imeriek has sold at 92s to
94s landed, and 90s to 91s en board. The advanced prices ob•
tamed for Foreign towards the close of last week are maintained,
and a steady business is doing, fine Friezland brings 94s to 96s per
cwt. Lard remains steady at former qultations. The weather
having become warmer, the Bacon market has assumed a more
active appearance, and prices are extremely firm, with large
deliveries—prime sizeable Waterford brings 60s to 63s per
cwt, landed.

TALLOW.—There is mere firmness in this market, and fine
Yellow Candle on th:" spot is now quoted at 46s 9d to 475, and
new Tallow deliverable in the last three months of the year at
48s to 48s 3d per cwt ; the demand is, however, only limited.
Orr..—This afternoon about 150 tuns Southern NVliale Oil
were offered by public auction, and chiefly bought in at from
23/ lOs to 27/15s per tun, being a shade lower.

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for khe Week ending JUNE 11.