The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-10 00:00:00

under proof; the persons tendering for the Rum specify the
ship in which the Rums were imported, the landing guages
and strengths, the Government therefore purchase the Rums
with all faults, and at proportionate prices with other buyers ;
the new system prevents speculation, and will be rather against
the dealers, whose stocks formerly completed the Government
contracts. There has been no business done that we are aware
of since the announcement of the contract, proof Leewards
are about 2s. Brandy is rather more firm. In Gene,.tiKi:e
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is no alteration. f•
TaLLow.—ln coltkequence t.of the failure in\'the Tang-
market, the prioa has fallen about 2s. per cwt. ; the very fine
genial hot summer weather is also unfavourable for the ex-
pected rise in the currency. This afternoon the Market ap-
pears to rally, the prices quoted 40s. for parcels on the spot,
40s. 6d. for arrival. The Russian Houses refuse to sell at
St. Petersburgh to the English speculators.
A Comparative Statement of Hemp, Flax, and Tallow,
remaining on hand in the 14 0114(A. Warehreo, the Dealers'
Stock included, on lst

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1832. 3-.-" - 1834.
. ~.... u 1895.
Hsu]. tons 4423 ,t 5200 5310 4177
FLAX do. 1418 \ 691 800 649
TALLOW casks 7010 , 6029 10619 29421
Delivered in April.—Hemp 1102 tons—Flax 164 tons—Tal-
low 344 casks
Price of Clean Hemp 355. 245. 10.
Ditto 12-head Flax 435.
P. Y. C. Tallow 425. 9d.

245. 10d. 255.

435. 6d.

425. 40s.

Town do. 445.
__ 449. 445. 41s. 6d.
INrnoo.—There are a few orders in town for small parcels,
but they are limited as to price, being rather under the April
prices. The quantity for sale 14th proximo is increased to
2,350 chests, and the total quantity then to be brought for-
ward is expected to approach to 6,000 chests.
QUICKSILVER.—There is no alteration in the prices, 33. Id.
a 3s. 2d. The accounts from Bordeaux this morning, state all
the arrivals there, 1,200 bottles, from Cadiz, have been all sold.
TRA.-It is rather remarkable that the private trade Teas
have completely superseded the Company's Teas, though they
were denounced stuff and rubbish. There has been a great
deal of business done by private contract, and a further pre-
mium of lid. paid on the fine Congous. The deliveries are
extensive, showing that the country was bare of Tea, and only
deterred from purchasing on account of the immense sales ad-
vertised, and the lowering of the prices. The Tea Sales will
commence on Monday. Deliveries of Tea last week :—Qr.
chests, 204 ; half do. 17 ; large, 29—total, 240,690 lbs. : total
for the 13 weeks, 4,997,241 lbs. Bohea Tea in warehouses
7th June, 1835—Qr. chests, 3,739 ; half do., 510; large do.,
663.

OiLs.—The Oil Market generally is steady. There have
been considerable purchases of South Sea Oil for exportation,
at 27/. ; also of Seal Oil, at 261. 10s. Linseed Oil is dull.
Rape Oil is scarce, and but little doing. There is more en-
quiry for Olive Oil, and some shipments have been made to
the United States, which hare caused more firmness in prices.

FRUlT.—There is more demand for Fruit, but few Parcels
appear on sale. Turkey Fruit is in more request, on account
of the scarcity of Valentia Raisins.
COTTON.—There are no sales here of any consequence to
report. The accounts from Liverpool state the sales of Cotton
at that port at 13,000 bags last week; the prices generally id.
per lb. lower early in the week, but the prices of Boweds had
nearly recovered to the previous prices.
TUaPaNTINE.—The last parcel remains unsold, the holders
asking too high rates. There is more demand for Spirits at
our quotations.
Hops.—There is a strong attack of blight upon the Hops,
but the present hot sunny weather appears to be checking it a
little. The crop is certainly in some jeopardy, but it is too
early to offer any opinion of the result. Not much doing : the
prices may be quoted at ss. advance.
SPICES.—There is little alteration in Spices.
pears to be more enquired after.
Rica.—Rice was a shade lower last week. Low to good
white Bengal Bs. 6d. a 128.
WOOL.—The Market is quiet. There are no purchases
worth reporting, the attention of the trade being attracted to
the public sales announced for next week, which will establish
a market price for Wool.
SALTPETRE.—There are no sales to report by private con-
tract ; Refined has fallen to 28s. a 28s. 6d. By public sale
day 1,301 bags Saltpetre sold 6d. a ls. lower; 31- and 4 re-
fraction, 245. and 245. 6d. ; 31i refraction, at 18s. 6d. ; 61
refraction at 235. a 235. 6d.

Pimento ap-

NITRATE OF .SODA.—Two parcels of Nitrate of Soda re-
ported to have changed hands last week, 20s. 6d. a 20s. 9d.,
without any prompt. By public sale this day 2,177 bags East
India Rice sold freely at prices a shade higher ; ord. to good
white Bengal, 9s. a 13s. 6d.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.