The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-08 00:00:00

landed; Waterford, 745. to 765. on board, 755. to 78e•
landed; Carlow, 78s. to 81s. on board, 80s. to 82"
landed ; Dublin, 745. ; Newry, 725. ; and Sligo, 745. 00
board ; 745. to 765. landed, A few sales of Cork Butter
have been made this week at 78s. on board. Prime (rob
new singed Bacon sells slowly at 541., and stale parcels al
48s. a 50s. per cwt. ; for bale middles there is but little
inquiry at 445. a 465. ; and for tierce middles at 425.
475. as to quality. Bladder Lard we quote at 565. a
621., and although Belfast Hams can be bought at 565. a
645., some very prime Limerick (Westrop's) just landed
have been sold as high as 80s. per cwt. In Beef and Pork
very little business doing. The Foreign Provisions are, hi
by a circular from the Treasury, prohibited from being
used on board ships on foreign voyages.
SPICES.-Phnento has been sold a shade lower; is
Pepper and other spices there is no alteration.
SALTPETRE. —There have been few transactions In
Saltpetre by private contract; parcels of rough, 341. 6d.
a 355. This day's public sale, 864 bags Saltpetre, 3to 6
per cent. refraction, sold 345. and 345. 6d.

CASSIA, &c.—By public sales this day 217 chests
Cassia Lignea, K le. to 86g. ; 281 half chests ditto, steady,
prices ; 20 chests of Cloves withdrawn.
Gum, &c.—By public sale this day 21 chests Gum
Arabic, block dark green, bought in at 355. ; 5 serous
Cochineal, ord. to fair black, bought in at 7s. 11d.
Corrox.—The Cotton Market is very steady. The
purchases this week consist of-160 Bengal, good fair 4P.
good sd. ; 1,250 Surats, ord. 4d., good fair 61d, ; 860
Madras, good fair 5d., good 54 i. ; 150 Bowed, mid.
5P., good 6.kd. ; 900 Bengal, public sale, good fair 4P.,
good sd. ; 3,040 Madras, ditto, good fair 5d., fine SP. ;
700 Surat, ditto, ord. 44-d., mid. 4P. This afternoon
the demand for Cotton is apparently improving ; above
1,000 bales have been sold, chiefly Surats, at improving
prices.

INDIGO.—In Indigo there is no alteration. The
brokers are busily engaged in inspecting the next India
House sale ; the quality is not so fine as that of preced-
ing sales.

TEA.-The sale commenced on Monday. Tuesday's
report—Boheas, in quarter, half, and large chests, have
sold at la. I lid. and Is. I lid. Congou chests, at
Is. I lid. a 2s. °id. Boheas are Id. per lb. lower than
in June. This day Congous are selling, the lowest at
2s. O'd. a 21. Old., good 21. Id. a 2s. 214 , fine 2s. S}d•
a 2s. Bd. ; they are id. to Id. per lb. under last sale•
The Congous are nearly finished, and the Green Teas will
begin on Monday.
SlLK.—Business is not improving, as was anticipated•
Sales were effected with difficulty. Prices of Silk are
generally the same in all descriptions.
RICE. —Rice continues firm at the late improvement is
price. By public sale this day 725 bags African Ricer
mid. white 14s. duty paid ; ord. reddish sold at 12s. ;
very ord. common red bought in at 10s. 6d.
Woor..—The sales of Wool from Australia and Vas
Diemen's Land are about 3,500 bales, averaging about
20d. per lb. per bale, and the total of the whole import,
which have nearly been sold, is from 70,0001. to 80,0001.
sterling.

PRICE OF SUGAR.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed,
from the Returns made in the week ending the 4th day 0'
Sept., 18W, is 275. lid. per Hundred Weight, exclusive of the
Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation
thereof into Great Britain.