The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-04 00:00:00

:--ugar, the East India are more inquired after, 17;ic711arly
Pengal.
The imports tlais year up t..) the 3,.)th ult. exceed those of
lest year about 30,000 bags ; the stock is now nearly the same.
By public sale, 123 bigs Siam Sugars ;19*.middling white,
sold 30s. 6d., very high prices.
FOREIGN.—The holders of Foreign Sugar; are again asking'
much higher prices, which prevents business; 325. is now ask,
for yellow Havannah; white Brazil, 31s. 3d. The imports of
Brazil up to 30th ult. are 1,240 chests Brazil against 2,486
chests last year, and of Havannah 8,622 boxes against 15,120
boxes in 1834 ; the stock of the former 5,500 chests less, and
of the latter 13,000 boxes less than last year.
COFPEE.—The setlement of the duty on East India Coffee
has produced little alteration in the prices this week; the
quantity of British brought forward-166 casks Jamaica, and
155 bags Demerara, the whole went off steadily at former
prices. East India Coffee is little varied, after the bite fluc-
tuation ; Ceylon settled down quietly at 625. a 635. The only
purchase of Foreign reported is 800 bags good ord. Brazil,
at 525.
At public sale this day 500 bags fine ord. Brazil taken in at
545. 6d. for which 545. was offered and refused, a small parcel
ord. Sumatra at 495., and also a few lots Jamaica, the ord. of
the latter are again 2s. a 3s. higher. By private contract some
St. Domingo sold at 545., fine ord. Havannah 653. a 675.
The import of British Plantation Coffee up to 30th ult.,
has fallen off considerably compared with last year ; the stock
is a'so considerably less. The imports of Foreign and East
India have also decreased; the stock of the former is 10,000
bags less, the stock of the latter 6,000 bags more ;_ the pre-
sent stock consists of 700 casks, and 11,500 bags Havannab,
37,000 bags Brazil, and 7,000 bags St. Domingo.
THE COFFEE DEALERS.—The dealers here have sent me-
morials and petitions to the Treasury, praying a general re-
duction in the duties on Coffee for the home consumption,
otherwise the trade will be entirely destroyed by the competi-
tion with Tea. They prove by official documents that the
West Indies cannot afford them supplies adequate to the de-
mand. It will be observed that those applications do not
interfere with the question of East or West Indies, but refer to
a general reduction in the Duties, placing West India at the
duty of 4d. per lb., East India at Gd. per lb., being in the same
proportion as at present.
ROM, BRANDT, AND HOLLANDO—The Rum market is steady
in price and very firm, the sales reported are 10 per cent: over
at 2s. 3d., 21 over at 2s. Leewards 5 over put free on
board at 3 3d., all at steady paices. Brandy is without va-
riation. Pale Hollands sell Nei.). about 2s. In German Gin
no sales are reported.

TALLOW.- The market is very steady in price, but there is
little doing.
is ditlicult to -give a correct F,tateumit of the
quantity declared f,n- sale 14th and 21st inst., as variations are
made cv:•ry day it is expected to be about 7,500 chests. The
few purchases reported by private contract are 2d. to 31. per
lb. under the last public sales.
COCIIINEAL —Tins day public sales 81 bags Cochineal sold
2d. to 3d. per lb. lower.

.SALTPETRE.—The prices are rather higher, and the market
has a more firm appearance.

goes off freely at good price;; rather largo
parcels of middling to good middling wrote Bc;igal, sold this
week at 11s.- a 12s. 6d. By public sale this day, 498 bagi
low middling Bengal, all taken in at 10s. 6d.
Woot--T'nerc is no business worthy of notice in this market,
the public sales being near at hand, about 7,000 bales Austra-
lian and Tasmanian Wool, the first of which is announced for
the 11th inst.

FL:cm—There i 3 little alteration in the prices of Fruit this
week.

OILS.-There have been considerable arrivals of Southern
Oils lately, which have been principally sold for exportation
at prices 261. to 271. 10s. and 281. There are now several
lots.of Southern and Seal Oils on the market, which seems
somewhat to have depressed the price, the export demand
having fallen off a little. At public sale on Tuesday, about
200 tuns Southern Oil were put up and nearly the whole sold
251. 10s. a 26/, for first quality downwards to about 23/. 10s.
TaA.-Public sales this week. Bokea in quarter, half
and large chests 10d. ; in Congou chests of low quality from
Singapore, Bd.'; Congou but middling to but middling black-
ish leaf Is. to Is. 61-d., but middling blackish leaf to
but middling blackish leaf strong little Pekoe flavour Is. 9d.
a 2s. 14-d. ; Campoi of common quality, Is. 01.. a Is. 21d. ;
Caper of common and good 9d. a 23. Odd. ; Orange. Pekoe
faint and burnt, 9d. a Is. ; fair common, Is. 41d. a Is. 5d.;
Black leaf Pekoe, 10. 6d. a Is. 7hd. ; Twankay, Is. 71d. a
Is. 11d. ; Hyson Skin, good and tine, Is. 83-cl. a 2s. 81d.;
Hyson, 2s. 81-d. a 4s. 2d. Young Hyson, fair common,
2s. a 2s. Old.; Gunpowder, good and fine, 3s. 60. a
4s. lid.
Nearly the whole of the Boheas were taken in, so likewise
were a large proportion of Twankay, Caper, Campoi, and
Orange Pekoe. We have received the particulars of the Tea
sale at Bristol yesterday; we have not space fur it this day;
it went off with much briskness, mostly sold.
Day SALTERIES.-The following articles are dull, and
rather lower:-Lac Dye, particularly the ordinary descrip-
tions ; Cochineal public sales pressed upon the market, the
prices are 3d. a 6d. per lb. lower; Madders ; Munjeet quite
neglected ; Brimstone.

The following articles are in steady demand at former prices,
Argots, the good qualities rather scarce—East India Gums—
Madder Roots—Shumac—Valonea—Quercitron Bark—Au-
natto—Cream of Tartar—there is more demand for Galls, but
on account of the recent arrivals, prices arc lower. In Dye-
woods there is less doing for export ; Logwood firm ; Fustic,
Siunders, Barwood, Sapan, and Lima Wood lower, on account
of the arrivals and public sales : solid Nicaragua Wood scarce;
Brazil rather. lsighcr.
COTTON . —The market remains rather heavy ; the sales this
week are, 730 Surat very ord. to fine 60. a 9d., 40 Madras
ordinary 61d., 100 Bowed fair 101 d. The accounts from
Liverpool of Wednesday, state a steady market, the purchases
2,000 bags.

PRICE OF BREAD.
The highest price of Bread in the Aletropo!ii is id. for t!:e 41b. Loaf
There are others who sell front a half-penny to three half.; once below
that tat,

I'ItICE OF S.

:EDS.-July

Per Civi:

New Engisli ItcciCioc:ert2s. 50s. 53s
0101 atto Ditto —s. —s. —s
New Foreign Di to —s. —s. —s.
Old Ditto Ditto 4.'s. 50'. 5:5.,
New White Clover sos ',OF. t,.`S. 1
(n. i i 3tlo Dal° —$ —S. s •
Nrw Trefoil • li;s 20s. 225.1
0 d Ditto —,4 14i. lig
lith Gress l4s. 11.4 211 s
English Carraway ...... —s (los. ti3s.
l'ore.g:i a to —s scls• ti2s
Coriatl, —s !Os. its
itap.,......11. English f tie titer Las

Per Quarter.
St. Foin 36s. 425.
Rye brass 0 s. ifs. 455.
Pacey Grass -10s. 5.18.
Linseed, for feeding 4Ss. 368.
Ditto, for 'owing —s. 708, So..
Ditto, fur s. 50s. 565.
Canary —s. 445. Z.. 0.5.
He n;, —s.:e2s. 428.
P;2l- Bushel
White Thistard Ss 04. 10s. 6d.
Brown Ditto
l'ares
t 4(1,. 14 .

PnICE*I OF
cwt.)
(7tioiee ditto
Kent Bagi
susszix P.ck-ts
Super fine ditto
Old !luty lai

HOPS.—July 3.:
5. O. 5 ID,. to CI ok.
7.. Os to Ci.
0 ,0* 0 0, to 0:.
It. 0, 4.. 1 to 51.
5 bs. 5(. 10s. to CL 0
id at Irso,ooo/.

,WV ~ITECHAPV, BAY MA/Ml:T.—July 2,
...... d to 100 s d Clover 23s rd. to 115 i Od.
Straw 2Si d. to 45i.

PRICE OF OIL

Rape brown, ;:er ton, 55. IN —Retinsii, 51 . 10s.—Linseed nil. 451 O
Oil Cake at the Mill, ;,1003 ,10 10s.—Rape Cake, per tor:, si. Ins.

PRICES OF LEATHER

Per lb d to d. ' Per lb. d to e.
Crop Hides, 30 to 401 b each 11 13 Horse Hides, German '4 22
at 50 ...... —. 121 IS Spanish
LO 6) .., 13 17 , Calf Skins, 30 to 401 b. (dos )* i 4 21
Bull Hides ''' l6 12 4O 5" *l7 24
Butts, Vitriol - 50 tit' •2) 2s.
Enghsh . . - 70 lEO
r creign ...., ...... —... 13 171 'Seal Skins, 1arge.............. 11 15
Foreign Hides -- small l6 1:.%
Dressing 11;d:n

Shavat 1:3 16 Bast'
Be t SAdlers I lides
Liorse Hides, English
• Ii rounded 21 In Id per lb more

6 di
7 12i

PRICE OF It A W FAT, per stone of 1411\
Price of Tallow (as stated by the TalLiw Melters 'is. 10d.

PRICE OF TALLOW
fawn Tallow 4os. 6d.
Yellow Russia
White ._s. Od.
hap Ditto --.s (*1
Melting Stull
li tto Rough lis NI

' SOAP, Ate. per I 1211).
IYellow Soap
Curd —s.

Graves l4s. (hi.

Good Dregs

PRICE OF' CANIMES.
The price of good Store Candles in the Retail Shops is as folitrxe
Cand!cs. per dozen, (s. 6d. ; inferior, (h. (Q.—Moulds, ss Cd.

Sixpente p,•r dolea discoittit for cash.

COAL MAR
d
Adair's
East Percy l7
Helywell lB f
Ditto Reins l6 0
Ord a liedhugh l6 6
Pontop WindAor
Tantield
West Hartley
Wylarn -
Cowp,n
New Flockton, Miloe, and Co l7 0
Hartley ...
Silkstone Field and Co
Gawber Hall
wale End dell and Brown
Walls End Clark and Co. l7 3
Ships arrived since

Per Ton

K 1 L—July 3. -
Per Ton s. d-
Is End Heston l9 9
Its End Hilda •. 18 6
lb End Nr7wmarch l7 9
Its End Northumberland lB 6
_Hs End Peareth lO 0
Walls End Riddell's

Walls End Waldridge l7 0
Walls End Braddyll's 2O 6
Wall End lletton
Walls End Lambton

Walls End Russel's lie to
W. 135 End Stewart
Wals End Gordon
wails End 'fees
Walls Ent West fietton
Pontop (in distress)

;:0 6
. 20 7
'A 0
20 0
18 3
17 U

last taa.rk‘et-tiay, 2

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE

WEEK.

rer vuartet. Wheat. ISarley. I teat:.

Pease

Ashburn 47 58 129 31 iIS 23 38 44
Bising,toke 5 46 i3l :'5 31 29 39 44
B 311
13!irlgewater..—...1 48 56 i 22 2:3 ; :23 25 :32 31
Bristol
Ciwstertield 44 '2B 33 116 t." 2 41 43
Di 3133, 143 45 33 35, 25 33 42
Doncaster 4.3 3.1 21 LS 411 0)
:37 24 aY 40
42 43 26 28 17 Y. 3.2 40
G 34 44 •21 - i2O 32 .34 4.

:13 4t)
42 48
42 46

3S 64
.16 41.1

it ,oget or:: w 46 22 3i
L 4.1 31
•28 43 •i 7 30
B:l‘tbey :i6 46 ta :44
•-i!u ,t,.61)1zr) 11.)

,2 2S :I4
0 - 40
,271 40 '5
:IS 135 41

33 42

•In p;ou Mailt4 31 42 32 !'5
16 21 I
42, • • _
:33 43 28 30
ern it , -,0
l'er liu<h,•:. - .1
6 0 66 4 4 t 9

'25 i 4 0
21 'i9 4
Is ;11
, 0444 '4.1 .4.•
..2 '26 30 40
,t •.. ti
541 ,', 4 0 I. i

d. s. d.
tt 0 0

-- - - • -- - --- " '-'___.::_:."-. --------.-
.. _., .
1;110;1Nciii., N 1 .....catlN Al,ilii,L.i, July
V.lwat, 02 lb:
1!S 0
lia•icy, unperi:o qu,.1.t.~i
1)0. 010niing, 4:' lb.
O,OA, 391 b. 3 0 3 3
lid 11t.•,,n5, ...4; lb ...................
New o.to . .............. ......... ....... .... . 7 - 0 ..{ ,
'New ',Vtiite 1:...',,i: l'ease, ''. I,i-4, Int,.). , „ ... „,„ ..... U L''' :',
14 0 j 3 0
I.htto (.0,...i ,:itto .... :.: .. .............. -........-...",.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT TuE f;UCTIi 1,
B.I.4,INGFIALL-STREET, ON MONDAY.

.
• • (From th•, L.,,ndao Gateue
%V. Stewart. sil-tilaratfael tire r, Fore street, SO, a:fieles 1 et 2
c who44bi=l, jeweller, eri4td.s rest, Soho 1 I.J

• mg N .
i i •
trawberrV, Ineasurrit• incites n waS
ful'ouht to our Olive 4 few days op.—Nottingham &view.