The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-15 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.

ROBERT DONALDSON, wine merchant, Leith, Aug. 18
and Sept. I, at two, at the Old Signet Hall, Royal Exchange,

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

( From the New London Price Current of last evening.)

Sue An.—The demand for West India Muscovades contiiiues'ge-
neral and extensive, and as the West India Mail brings further ac-
counts of short crops in the islands, which fully confirms the pre-
vious statements of a short supply of Sugar, we have this week the
holders again demanding higher prices ; the sales this week are esti-
mated at 2,500 hhds. and trs., at very full prices ; very firm early
in the week, but this day there is not so much briskness, on ac-
count of the sprinkling of Sugars expected from the late arr'.vab.
The prices of the Sugars under 61s. are again 6d. to if
c wt.
higher this week ; few browns offer under 579..
prices'of fine realized in the market are 635. a• .4nd per
the highest
been paid this day for refining. In ref.:
40s there Cis w
s a further
-(ede
i , the latter has
ad-
vance ; the fine crashed has beer
sold 40x. to 415., and still f
goods to be had at any prig
been readil pa
the buyers of the home trade have
yinr -
holders of ryef— 5)1... and 82s. for Lumps. This afternoon the
are still asking higher prices, 81s. for shipping,
and ftr the home trade.
ALA ur.rnus.—The public sale on Tuesday did not go off with
the briskness expected, nor at such high prices ; they did not sell in
proportion with West India Sugars, but still went off Is. to Is. (id.
higher than the last public sale about tree weeks previously, low
grey to fine yellow 565. 6d. to 625., the average of the cargo 58s. 6d.
EAST INDlA.—There have been large parcels of East India
Sugar re-sold at a profit of ls. to 2s. per cwt., chiefly Manilla at
:305., of which about 12,0(N) bags have been re-sold ; there is a good
demand for Java Sugars about 325., and for good quality white
Bengal 335. and 365. now asked.
FtinElG N.—About 1,300 boxes white Iravannah sold at 425.,
which is again 2s. per ewt. higher. In Brazil there is no business
to report, all the stock in first hands being held at prices much
higher than the present currrncv.
\YEST INDIA MOLASSES.—Nire noticed an advance of 2s. on
Tuesday last on English Molasses; this (lay there is the same ad-
vance on the West. India Molasses, sales being reported at 265. and
275., and ord. quality 235. This afternoon a large parcel of good
quality of Antigua sold at 275.
COFFEE.—There is little alteration to notice in the prices of
British Plantation Coffee. The public sales have !seen rather
limited in extent, but very firm in maintaining the late prices, and in
some instances the ordinary have sold rather higher. The East
India Coffee have sold ls. to 2s. higher, and will probably maintain
this advance so long as the British Plantation Coffee sell at such
high prices as the present; Ceylon 625. 6d. to 645. ; very ord. Su-
matra 40s. (id.; the only circumstances against the East India Co -
fee are the large sales advertised by the Dutch East India Company,
of which nearly 17,000 bags Java are stated at Middleburg, 22d
September,, 11,000 chiefly Java at Amsterdam, Ist October, and
on the 6th of the same mouth 95,000 at Retterdam. The inquiries

for Foreign Coffee here continue extensive; a large parcel of Brazil
imyorted in-1331 sold at an average of Ms. 63., dingy low ord. to
good iYrdS; a parcel of Cuba, even qiiality but unclean, offered, but
there were no billings above 50s. By public sale this forenoon 61
casks British Plantation Coffee were advertised, but a considerable
proportion was withdrawn ; some Jamaica good ord. to fine tine ord..
sold 935. a 1025., two lots triage and ord. 83s. a 935. Gd., very full
market prices.
Cocoa.—The great proportion of the stock of Brazil Cocoa in
this market is held for much higher prices than the present cur-
rency, and is mostly held by one house ; one parcel lately offering
in the market, 400 bags, is,ld early in the week at 295. British
Plantation Cocoa is heavy ; a parcel of 200 bags Grenada at public
sale, good red sound was nearly all taken in 445. Gd. to 465. 6d. ;
the holders arc, however, sanguine that the high prices of Coffee
will force Cocoa into consumption in England.
RUM, BRANDY, axis HosistNns.—The inquiries after Rum
' continue general and rather extensive, and there would be large
sales had we adequate supplies at market, but there are few land-
ings, and the holders still firmly maintaining the late advance; a
government contract is expected neat week; the sales reported are
Jamaica 15 ever 2s. 101. and 31 over at 3s. 3d. Brandy is dull,
and rather lower. Geneva unvaried, pale 2s. per gallon.
Seics.s.—There is little alteration to report in spices. The sales
sales of Pimento 44-€ l. to 4d. for even good quality, which are for-
mer prices. Pepper sold in small parcels at the late currency. In
Cassia Lignea no sales arc repeirted. This afternoon a considerable.
parcel of common Sumatra Pepper haS been sold at 44d., and no
parcels offering sunder that price. •
TODACCO.—There are no sales to report.
RlCE.—Rice is without variation.
TEA.s—The Tea market, remains nominally the same in price as
at the conclusion of the sales of last week. There is little doinghy.
private contract, as the buyers will not purchase, on account of the
large public sales in Mincing-lane on the 25th inst., the India House
sale, Ist prox., and the private trade Teas advertised to follow the
India House sale.
Fa um —The sales of Currants and Rod Smyrna Raisins reported
are considerable.
SA LTPETRE.—The large sales of Saltpetre early in the week
went off with briskness at full prices; there is since little doing, but
the market looks firm.
NITRATE us Sena.—There are partial sales at 20s. Gd. sS 20s. 9,1
Hors.—The accounts from the Hop Plantations contnue favour-.
able; the estimated duty has lately advanced to :1:-.),'000/.. ; there
a,c, however, various statements to the contrary
the daily papers,
which are from interested parties, and are without
foundation.
hsnico.—There is some revival in the demand for indigo, par-
ticularly for export ; several sales are r eporttsl, which is rather a
new feature in this market, as Indigo gas naslately been in a very de-
pressed state.
StLx.—During the week there, has been a good business doing in
China Silk, and prices have
so high as 235. Gd In th ":ovanced ; some- fine •Tsatlees have sold
Italian market there has also been more
activity; and prices are 'rather higher.
COTTON.
's—The e'Aton market continues very dull, only very
trifling business do' ng. To-
were offered by - day 1,800 bales Bengal and 840 Surats
public sale, when only 400 of the former and 100 of
the latter offered
buyers at the pi evious currency ; for the good fair
Bengal iere was fair competition, and full prices obtained, say 70.
to 74d., but for the middling there was no demand, and they
,ought in at 60. to 64.1 ; the few Surate sold went at 74-d. to 70.,
the rest were taken in at 641 to 70. for ord. to good fair, the
holders not being willing to submit to a decline on the previous
current rates. The purchases by private contract this week con-
' silt of 510 Surat, ord. to good 6:4d. a lid. ; 20 Madras, good fair
; 50 Bowed, fair 104. d.
Wools—There is nothing to report in Wool ; the market conti-
nues very flat.
LAC DYE.—The inquiries after Lac Dye have increased, the
prices are also rather higher. were

COVENT GARDEN MARKET.---,(THIS DAY). ..
There was a great supply to this morning's market, but the trade
was dull at nearly last week's prices :
s. il. -t0 s. (I. . F. dto s el.
l),,fat ,es (cwt.)... ...... 2 6 5 0 Spinach (half-slere) 6ii 0
C elbages, White (12) 0 6 U 9 Apples 1 0 2('
Cauliflowers 0 9 1 6 Pears
5 il
Endive . 0 9 1 6 Gooseberries 1 6 2 :
I,.rse liadisli(bundie) 1 6 2 6 Currants
C ,lery 0 9 161 Comm n Plums
11
t_arrots (12banches)... 4 0 6 0. Green Pease
--, 5
r .rtlps • 2 0 4 0 Broad Beans 0 6 1 1
Colewortsor Greens... 16 . 3 0 French Beans
Young Onions ,. 1 6 21) Cabbage Latuves U 6 ;.0
- (
Turnip Itaddishes 0 9 1 6 Onions 1 0 6- 0
leeks 1• 0 1 6 Sweet Oranges(loo) .0 0 O• 0
Mushrooms (pummet) 0 9 1 0 Seville Oranges ..,.._ 9 0 16 „
(Means Plums
Green Gages .......
Sea Kin! 0 9 161 Walnuts, for pickling 1 6 •., 0
Small SA •.' lad
Raddishes (12 hands) o'2 0 4 French ditto '1 0 .4 0
Cos Lettuces (per score) 6 9 1 1,1 Spanish 1 i azlenuts .... 4 0 6 0
Strawberries (pottle) 0 2, U 6 iiraaillan Nuts ., 0 4 ,
Melons (each) - r,
Peaches (punnet! 10 0 12 0 English, Forced . '3 0 8 0
Nectarines '5 0 70' inc Apples (lb.)
0 Apricots. 1 0 2 0 Cherries
_....

HAY MARKETS.—(A,
CUMBEI.,
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay XI 10 to .C 4 °
New Meadow Hay 3 0 0 4 0
Useful Old Ditto 4 5 410
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay
Clover Hay - 310 ,ti
Oat Straw.. £1 15 to XI 13 1 Wheat Straw :I 0
SMITHFIELD
15 . X 4 °
13
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay °
3
New Meadow Hay
Useful Old 1 tto 4 5 5(I
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Tlay
Clover Hay ,extra fine .......: 5 10. Generally ~ ..... 315 - 5 „ .2,
Oat Straw ... ...... 4:1 16 5, 41 13 i Wheat Straw Q 0 '

per Load of 36 Trums.)
,LAND.