The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-22 00:00:00

AMERICAN COMMERCE.

REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK MARKET.
SATURDAY, APRIL 26.
ASHES.—Since our last review the arrivals of Pots
amount to about 300 bbls., and of this description about
600 bbls. of the brand of 1834 have been sold at 4 dollars
25 cents. Of Pearls, the sales only reach 50 bbls. at 4
dollars 60 cents to 4 dollars 65 cents.
COFFEE.—The transactions have been between 150 and
200 bags Porto Rico at 12% cents ; lohhds. do. at 12% ;
between 600 and 700 bags St. Domingo, price unknown,
and a cargo of the same description shipped from first hands;
240 bags Maracaibo, at 10% cash ; 150 bags Cuba at 11
to 111% 300 bags Sumatra at 10%; 350 bags Manilla at
11% to 12% cents ; some Laguira at 111 h to 1134 cents ;
and Java at 13 cents.
COTTON.—Tne sales amount to 1,300 bales, of which
500 were Upland at 11% to 14c. ; 400 Florida at 121,1 to
14%; and 350 Mobile at 13 to 15c. ; the latter price for
fine. The prices are a little higher than they. were last
week ; indeed, they have been gradually improving for se-
veral weeks.

FLOUR.—The stock of Western Old Flour is mostly out
of market ; the receipts of New are about 1,500 barrels,
and sales have been made at 5 dollars 37 cents to 5 dollars
50 cents, with a fair demand. The earliest supplies are
expected to be limited. Sales of New Orleans at 5 dollars.
In Southern there has been rather more doing, particularly
in Richmond Flour. The sales of City Mills amount to
between 1,500 and 2,000 barrels at 6 dollars; of Rich-
mond county there have been considerable sales at 5 dol
lars 25 cents. Sales of Baltimore Howard-street at 5 dol-
lars 50 cents to 5 dollars 62 cents.

GILAIN.—A lot of 1,700 bushels good Genesee Wheat
was sold early in the week to a starchmaker, at losi
cents : we know of none afloat. Rye and Corn maintain
full prices. A further sale of 1,200 bushels Maryland
Yellow was made at 58 cents, which is a further advance
of 1 cent. White Beans continue scarce. No Black-
eyed Peas in Market.
HIDES.—Sales have been made of 6,000 Mexican, at
111,E cents, eight and nine months for merchantable;
2,000 Buenos Ayres, averaging 26 pounds, at 1214 cents
cash for merchantable, and 1,100 ditto at 123/4 cents, six
months. We understand that 50,000 to 60,000 hides have
been exported, and have been going on board since the
Ist inst.
SUGAR.—The transactions this week were quite as
extensive as those of the last, and had it not been for the
unpleasant weather they would, perhaps, have been muck
greater. The sales that we have heard of are between 4
and 500 hhds. Porto Rico at 7% to 8% cents; 6 anti
700 boxes of Cuba Brown, 7% to 7%; some St. Croix
at 81, to 10 ; 130 hhds. Muscovado and Porto Rico at
7% to 814 cents.
TosAcco.—Over 100 hhds. Kentucky leaf have been
disposed of during the week at 6to 7 cents. Several lots
of new Tobacco have arrived, but is now under the hands
of the inspector.

NEW YORK 11IA dKET, APRM 23.
The transactions this morning consist of 258 barrels of
Pot Ashes, at 4 dollars 25 cents, and 59 Pearls, at 4 dol-
lars 60 cents. A few bales of North Carolina Cotton sN ere
sold at 123/4 cents.

AUGUSTA MARKET, Arßir. 18.

COTTON.—For the last two days considerable activity
was experienced in our market, and sales were made at an
advance over our last quotations. Yi sterday, however, the
demand was not so good, and purchasers held back ; but
little was done in the article. We quote from 11 a 12 good
lots, prime 121/2 principal sales 111/2 a 12 cents.