The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-20 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.
Barley.
730 qrs.

English •• •• ••

Irish ........
Foreign ......

Wheat.
2,010 qrs.

800
10,890

Oats I Flour.
1,3511 qrs. 2,721 ski.

6,670

700
Malt, 1,860 qrs.
smaTHrszLn.
The supply of Beasts on offer here, being more than adequate to
meet the wants of the buyers, the Beef trade was heavy, at barely
Monday's reduced figures. There were in the market 150 Oxen and
Cows, 300 Sheep, and 25 Lambs, from Holland; 18 Oxen frost
Prussia ; and 220 Scots from Scotland. With Sheep we were well
supplied, while the Mutton trade was somewhat inactive, at pre-
vious rates. In Lambs, the numbers of which were very extensive,
exceedingly little was done, at a decline in value of 2d per 81b1.
The same remark may be applied to Calves. Pigs, a dull sale, at
our quotations. Milch Cows moved off slowly, at from 161. to
181. 10s. each. Suckling Calves, 18s. to 295. ; and Quarter-old Store
Pigs, 16s. to 185. each, Beasts, 754 ; Cows, 150 ; Sheep and Lambs,
15,000 ; Calves, 633 ; Pigs, 300.

7307ZOUGH 80! MARKET.
The plantation accounts received this week being of a by far more,.
favourable character than of late, the demand here, for all kinds o'
Hops, is heavy, and prices are with difficulty supported. The duty to
backed as highs as 120,0001:—Mid and East Kent Pockets, 61. 15s to
91.; Weald of Kent Pockets, 5/. 103 to 71. ; Sussex Pockets, 61. 51'
to 71.

NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL.
We had a very dun trade here at barely stationary prioes.

'rum the London New Price Current of June 19.)
SCOAR.—To-day there was no public sale of :say description O.
raw Sugar, but it est India Muscovado of every kind was in excel-
lent request privately, and brought further advanced rates, making
the rise compared with last Friday of Is to is 6d per cwt.
REFINED.-1 o-day the home trade were compelled to pay farther
advanced rates for Refined goods, owing to the scanty Supply'
bonded Crushed Sugar is wanted, and there are few sellers of Os'
quality under 33e ed per cwt.
Mauerrins.—To-day several parcels of all kinds of Mauritius
Sugar were sold privately, and at higher rates, making the rise since
last Friday is to is 6d per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—To-day Bengal was in good demand by private con-
tract, and the advance in prices for thu week has been is. per cwt-
Rrce.—To-day the market was well supplied with Bengal Rice,
three parcels amounting to 6,783 bags were submitted to public com-
petitionsaeisat
an;
advancethd on
demand was acetrivraet,es of 3d ps
and the whrociewLsold at and after the
d oFrn°tahEi IsGs week,.—lVal
the market has been more liberally supplied
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For yellow the inquiries have increased
Ll' increased
but business of moment has been prevented in tee demand has taken
merchants to sell. A considerable increasehe risen 6d to in per cwt :
place for white Brazil, and pricestwh
gist freely
and an advance in the value
brown has met with increased atten ,
atediid
bs stiffer rates
wmairengnefresesredof,
of 6d per cwt has occurred. E
the
assoht
iolacvskeasreoteilylnesitdberrosub
since our last report, and
their
cheapness ; but export k [rids are to
not
market, notwithstandingnse uence of the low prices that exist
pressed for sale, in co , still the
Increase,
COFFEE.—The arrivals oaflth
demand does not
with that of last season. 3locha I exhibits
a decrease
in comparison and which Is not to be las been purchased
with increased freedom, h o rut es. tg tradehint hd
- the trade are 1 'wondered at, con-
sidering its cheaPn , increasing their :stocks, and
speculators are operating.
The.
dulness in the market
Te.a•—has increased this week, and the
• transacted in a 1 descriptions has business been extremely limited;
but in the value scarcely any variation has taken
spieEs.--Prices ruling for Ginger occasions place.
by private contract for all descriptions, the demand to be good
as it was. For Black Pepper the d and the supply is net so large
for all sorts from exporters and the emend privately has been limited
the former value, and severalhome trade. White has sustained
Holders of Pimento show parcels have been disposed of privately.
' firmness, and refrain from offering any at
auction. The stock is still much less than it was last year, but
prices are higher for all
qualities. For Cassia Lignean quotations
ruling moderate, occaslo
vate treaty, as ned several parcels to be disposal of by pri-
there is an impression existing that prices have
arrived tit their lowest iiess, an ,
.. . point. Holders of Nutmegs evince more firm-
a retain from offering auction.is in short
any at Mate
supply,
and is wanted. In Cloves few purchases have been made.
Sinatrs.—The arrivals of
hum
have been on a larger scale since
this fiat week, but they consist chiefly of West India. Jamaica has
been less in demand, but for the few parcels sold holders have been
enabled to obtain full rates. Leeward Island is much wanted, and
prices are looking up; but business has been checked by the small
supply at market. Calcutta has been in fair demand.. There hes
been very little business transacted in Brandy of any kind, and it is
difficult to quote prices with accuracy ; the stock here being a large
one. In Geneva several small purchases have been made. The
st.pply being small of British Corn Spirits prices are sustained, but the
demand has been limited.
Ores.— Although Linseed Oil can be obtained upon rather lower
terms, still the tome demand has b. en limited on the spot, and
scarcely any export orders have been executed. For nape Seed 011
prices continue to go down. In Olive Oil there has been little pass-
ing, although there are sellers upon iurther reduced terms. Palm is
wanted, and rather higher rates have been obtained. For
Cocoa Nut several inquirhs have exis ed. Cod Oil has
purchased with caution, but the stock being a small one,
holders are enabled to obtain 281. to 281 les for limited
quantities; this, however, would not be the case it the stock here
was a large one. Southern being still plentiful, prices of all quali-
ties are kept low. In Sperm there has been little passing privately,
mid the market being well supplied, a further all in the value has
ensued. For American Lard Oil the demand has been limited. There
are further arrivals of :sperm and Southern Oil, stocks of which are
heavy, and far exceed those of last season at this time, the prices
Ar elolVer.

London: Printed and Publlshed by IVT.J111.)0 YOUNG, of No. 112,
Strand, Printer, at The Sun OttiGe No. 112, Strand, in the Precinct'.
or the Savoy, in the Ccuty of Middles*, iiisitarday,
20, 1846.