The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-13 00:00:00

MISS STRICKLAND'S NEW WORK.

Now ready, in three volumes, post Bvo.,
THE PILGRIMS OF WALSINGHAM.
By Miss AGNES STRICKLAND.
We consider ' The Pilgrims of Walsingham' to be an honour
to the female intellect of the day."—Monthly Magazine.
Saunders and Otley, Conduit-street, Hanover-square.

(From the London New Price Current of June 12.)
SUGAR.-The Sugar market opened on Wednesday, after
the holydays, with a good demand for West India Muscovades,
for which the former general and extensive request continues,
which is promoted by the few arrivals ; there is not the slightest
alteration in the prices, the sales average nearly 1,000 hhds.
and trs., for each of the three days this week. In refined
there has been little alteration, the fine crashed at the prices
of the preceding week, large and small lumps 725. a 755.,
about 6d. per cwt. higher.
MAURITIUS.-There is no alteration in the Mauritius Sugar,
very few sales have lately been brought forward.
EAST INDIA.-The sales have chiefly consisted of Manilla
and Java Sugars at former prices. The Manilla at public sale
this day 757 bags, sold rather higher.
FOREIGN.-The purchases this week consist of some yellow
Havannah at 295. 6d. ; a small parcel of good new white
355., and 500 boxes old white at 345., mid. white Rio is held
for 315., and the brown at 255. There are further sales of
Foreign Sugar reported this evening, 250 cases Bahia white,
28s. a 295., brown, 245. and 245. 6d., the total purchases of
Havannah this week, are stated at 900 boxes, of which 700
are white, 345. a 355., the remainder all yellow at 295. 6d.,
which may be considered 6d. a is. higher.
COFFER.-There is no alteration in British Plantation Coffee
this week. The demand for the clean descriptions for the home
consumption continues general and extensive ; the late prices
are fully supported. There continues to be much speculation
in East India Coffee, on account of the probable reduction in
the duty for home consumption ; the sales of Ceylon are esti-
mated above 1,600 bags, at an advance of is. a 25., good qua-
lity 635. ; Sumatra very ord. 535. up to 48s. for good; the
sales of Mocha about 500 bales rather higher. In Foreign
there is little variation ; Brazil at public sale taken in ; pale
good ord. 535. a 545. ; St. Domingo at the same prices. Fo-
reign Coffee in this market is generally held firmly for a higher
currency. There were only 32 bags East India Coffee offered
at public sale this forenoon. The demand for British Planta-
tions suitable for home consumption continues, but few or no
parcels are offering; all descriptions under 100 s. may be con-
sidered at a further advance of Is. a 2s. per cwt., and generally
the Coffee market this afternoon may be stated very firm. This
day the 32 bags Sumatra Coffee offered at public sale went at
475. 6d., which is 2s. a 3s. higher. By private contract some
fine ord. Brazil sold at 565. 6d. ; good ord. coloury Havan-
nah at 545.
COCOA.-The Government contract for 50 tons Cocoa was
taken yesterday (Brazil Cocoa), the price has not transpired,
but it has produced no effect on the market. There have lately
been several sales of Brazil Cocoa at 30s. per cwt., and the
contract price, it is reported, is rather under that rate. By
public sale this day 72 bags 30 brls. Grenada Cocoa, mid. to
good 435. 6d. a 50s. 6d.
Rom, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The contract with Go-
♦ernment for about 76,000 gallons of Rum was taken yester-
day, chiefly by Importers, it is reported about 2s. 2id. for
five over, which is about the market rates ; but it has ceased
to be of general interest as it is not as formerly, a matter of
speculation, the importers entering into the contract with the
Navy Board. At the close of the day it stated only 61,000
gallons were taken by two import houses. The market is ge-
nerally heavy, and no purchases of any consequence are re.
ported. In Brandy or Geneva there is no alteration.
TALLow.-There is little alteration in Tallow; there are
few sales for forward delivery.
WooL.-There are no transactions to any extent to notice
in this market, which is very quiet. The public sales of Wool
will commence on Tuesday next.
SILK.-The market is steady, the qtfantity of fine and best
qualities of Silk is small, consequently they are much sought
after at firm prices. The East India Company's sale com-
mences on Monday, the 22d inst.
CoTTorc.-The Cotton market continues very heavy, the
reduction in price from the late highest point may be stated at
id. per lb. on the ord. to mid., and for the good P. per lb.
All the public sales advertised are postponed till the 26th inst.,
about 4,600 bags, viz., about 1,900 bales Bengal, 1,800 ditto
Madras, 1,000 ditto Surat, will then be brought forward. The
purchases here this week by private contract consist of 700
Surat, ord. to good, 7d. to 8/d.
SALTPETRE..-The prices of Saltpetre fell 6d. to Is. per
cwt. on Tuesday, the market has since been very heavy, on
account of the sales advertised for Tuesday and Wednesday,
amounting to above 10,000 bags.
Hops.-The accounts of the Hop plantations are little
varied since our report of Tuesday, the intelligence from Wor-
cester is very bad, there is also an increase of fly and lice in
several parts of Kent, but the hot sunny weather is checking
the vermin in the greater proportion of the reports.
TEA.-.-Theie is no new feature in-Tee, the public sales
recommence on Monday next.