The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-19 00:00:00

WEST INDIA MOLASSES.--There are no sales to report.

COFFEE.—The sales of East India Coffee are veri consi-
derable at former prices; fair quality Ceylon 645, to 655. 6d.,
very fine coloury at 70s. to 70s. 6d. ; of 740 bales Mocha,
the great proportion was taken in. The Foreign are much
about late prices, but they did not sell with the former brisk-
ness--492 bags St. Domingo by public sale, good ord. pale
535. 6d. to 555. 6d., a cargo afloat sold about 545. ; 1,000
bags coloury fine ord. Brazil 575., 500 bags good ord. Brazil
565. In British Plantation descriptions there is little varia-
tion, the great proportion is still unclean, and the quantity
brought forward still inconsiderable ; , there is little Coffee clean
under 100 s.
This day's public sales 4,911 bags Brazil Coffee, chiefly
mixed ord., of which a great proportion sold ats2s.; 248 bales
Mocha, 695. to 70s. 6d., much about the late prices but
rather heavy.
COCOA.—The sales are darkish, sound Trinidad, 545. Gd.
to 575.; fair red Grenada, 465. to 475.
The price of the contract of Cocoa taken yesterday has not
transpired ; it is reported to be abodt 341. per ton.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Government Con-
tract for Rum was taken yesterday for 75,000 gallons on the
new system (landing guages ana strengths) at 2s. 33-d. for
4 6-10ths over proof : there have been no purchases of Rum
since. In Brandy and Geneva there is no alteration.
TALLOW.—The tallow market is firm at the late advance,
but there is not so much doing as formerly.
SlLK.—There is not much business doing in the Silk
market. Italian Raws come in pretty freely, but prices have
been more firm the last few days. As the cholera ceases in
the large towns of Italy there is more business doing there and
at better prices. Bengal and China Silks are without variation.
SALTPETRE.—There is little alteration in Saltpetre ; 1,381
bags sold ; small chrystals 38 lbs. 225. 6d., fair chrystals re-
fraction 7 lbs., and 54 255. to 255. 6d.
NITRATE OF SODA.—There is no business to report.

SPICES.—The sales of Spices,--half heavy black Pepper,
with some dust, 4 d., to 4,2,-d., white 12d. to 18W. Pimento
at former prices. About 1,000 packages Cassia Lignea,
chiefly of mixed quality, 595. to 615.
This day at public sale 731 bags Malabar Pepper, light
4iid. to sid., full prices.
INDIGO.--There is still business doing in Indigo at former

Per Ton.

Atl iir'S '

!u,!lop

CANDLES.
n the Retail Shops is as followsr-
iferior, ,q.—Moul,,s, pd'
discount for cash.
KET.—Sept. IS,
5,

tCOAL MAIL
s.
IS 6

16 (1

cuing Main • a l9 6
lolywell l6 9
/rd s ItisAlliuglt l7 11
'oatop IVindsor l7 9

Higo Main

Btoitnolit

South Hartley

.1111 field ...

Nest Hai tley

~... 10 0

...... 18 6

19 3

19 6

‘Villington oo 6
Wylain
Cowinn
Hartley
lioline's Main l7 0

Ships 3rtived since 't

Per Ton,
I.langetinech Coal. ...............
Neville's Urinelty ................ I.
Silkstone Held and Cu. ..... ;t;
Gawber Hall ......... of
\\Nils End Gosforth ............ „i
NValls End Heaton ...............
Wails End Hilda ..... .........
walls End Killin:=worth ..... • ,y) 4
Walls End Newmaich .........• pi :IWalls End Pearvtli . ...........
Wails End Perkins ..........••
Wails End Inaddyll's ........ ••••
Walls End Hetton ...........••••
Walls End Landitoii ............ t. 2
Walls End Stewart s ........
Walls End 'fees

iait market-day, 2)

COUNTRY -CORN 'MARKETS DURING THE \A.„
pel
F 'Barley. I Oat., .1 Beans.
47 58 '29 31 ilB 23 38 44 77 . r
...hwitoice :4 ,42 29 32 22 07 33 42 41;
3.8 h 311 40 28 34 '2-2 08 36 44 4„; 46
3 f idgewater 48 511 22 2,1 2o 25 32 31
Bristol 48 51 24 32 10 '2O 84 ?,•8
Chesterfield 44 52 23 33 16 '22 41 48
Derby 43 45 31 :15 23 25 33 42
Doncaster 40 44 28 35 19 29 40 46 ""'
Dorchester—. 39 29 24 41.
38 42 '23 31 21 20 :16 44. 5
44 41
—... Gloueeiter.-- 34 40 26 82 29 32 31. 44 4
Runge: (Ord 27 41 '22 31 2.1 28 34 40 •••,'
40 I. 31 40 4'
Sewbury--- 25 45 28 32 22 no 33 44 4
RAnsey 36 46 '27 34 123 3: i 34 44
B.iaitesbury 54 25 41
-;hepton Nallct 36 40 29 32 23 21) 40 41
Sh eximr no --- 46 50 26 32 (21. 27 33. '
ra,intoo _ _
Varmoutli.—....—. 3 i 28 30 20 23 34 :9;
eovi r 40 51 28 80 '2'2 26 rE6 40 f. '*o
Per Bushel. s. s. d. s. cl.l s. s. d. s. d. s,; 0 ,
Shrewsbury ~.,»« 56 59, 4 3 50i 5.1 66 00 00

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKEL`,
Wheat, 62 lb. •
Barley, imperial quarter
1)o. Grinding, 4:11b.
Oats, 291 b
Old Beaus, wpA lb
New ditto •
New White Boiling Pease, 31inp. bush
Ditto Grey ditto

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15 0 1" (1
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