The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-26 00:00:00

no purchases of Br..zil or St. Domingo were reported ; se-
veral parcels of Ceylon were brought forward and sold at a
reduction of Is. per cwt., chiefly 525. a 535., for very
good 545. was paid. The British Plantation descriptions
were very heavy, but no reduction in the prices was sub-
mitted to. The public sale to-day was only 67 casks 23
brls. British Plantation Coffee, which went off heavily and
rather lower than list week. By private contract no pur-
chases were reported.
Rear, BRA NDY, AND HoLLANDs.--There is little doing
in Rum, proof Leewards sold at Is. 7d., but there is little
of this description left. Brandy is still very firm. In
Geneva there is no alteration.

TALLOW.-The Market is rather dull, but there is little
reduction in the prices.
larsx Paovisrows.—ln the last week the import of
Foreign Butter was 3,084 casks, of Irish 3,253 firks,
and of B icon 631 bales. Although the arrival of both
Foreign and Irish Butter was small, and the stock at the
wharfs considerably reduced, there appears less disposition
to purcha•e within the last two or three days than was
evinced in the early part of the last week, our present
quotations must therefore be in a great degree considered
nominal ; fine Friesland Butter at the quay we quote 945.
a 965. per cwt. ; Carlow 82.. a 85s. on board, 849. a 86..
landed; Waterford 78s. a 818. on board, 78e. a 82s.
landed ; Dublin 775. a 78s. on board, 79e. a 809. landed ;
Cork 821. on board, 84... a 85s. landed ; Limerick 83s.
on board, 85s. a 86s. landed ; Belfast 81s. a 825., Newry
759. a 765., and Sligo 78s. on board. Prime new singed
Bacon is :piling at 50s. a 535. landed, and at 445. on
board for the next six months' shipment; there are many
sellers of Waterford and Limerick at Is. les.. Bale Mid-
dies sell very slowly at 435. a 445., and Tierce Middles at
445. a 465. ; also Bladder Lard at 549. a 605., as to qu t-
lity ; for fine small Limerick Hams (which are very scarce)
there is a ready sale at 765., whilst the general run of Bel-
fast are offering at 545. a 645. per cwt In Beef end Pork
there is little doing, but the last quoted prices are main-
tait ed.

SALTPETRE.—SaItpetre is firm at the former prices ;
there is little speculation as to the effects of war, though
no such event appears very probable.
SPlCES.—Pimento to-day has sold rather lower.—
More inquiry for Pepper, but no improvement in price.
COTTON.—The Cotton Market has been very brisk, in
consequence of the favourable reports from the manufac-
turing districts; the prices may be stated id. to id.
per lb. higher. The purchases are 1,150 Madras, good
fair s+d., good Sid. ; 120 Bengal, good fair 54., gond
sld. ; 1,950 Sunda, ord. 4d., got.d fair SP. ; 100
Bowed, fair 610., good fair 41.
TURPENTINE.—No arrivals or sales of rough Turpentine.
INDIC o..—The Company's approaching sale of Indigo on
the 2d of October is expected to consist of about 5,000
cheats, of which 4,725 are on show. The prevailing
descriptions are the mid. and good broken limy open tex-
ture kinds, from 3s. 6d. to 4s. 34., and rather a small pro-
portion of fine qualities. The quantity of strong mid. red
Indigos, and of the good consuming sorts, is considerable.
It is expected that the decided good and fine shipping
kinds will rate a shade higher than at the last Company's
sale, but the broken and imperfect descriptions, with the
consuming kinds, are expected to go off at more moderate
prices. There is hut little doing in the Market, the trade
being engaged in the examination of the approaching sale,
but well bought lots from the latter part of last sale are
here and there going off at 3d. a 4d. per lb. advance on
the sale's prices.

Ott s.-Oils are firm in prices, and rather looking up ;
the accounts from the Straits Fishery are anxiously looked
for, as it is now getting late; though no accounts were
received in London It9t year till the 19th of October...—.
The holders of Rape Oil refuse to name prices for
future del.very till some accounts are received, as it is
thought a failure of that fishery would sebd up both Rape
and Linseed Oils pounds per ton. At public sale last
week common Oils went off briskly. Sperm Oil at the
same sales went off heavily at GU, a fall of 2/. per tot
from previous sales.
Hors.—The picking is now general, and they do not
yield as was expecte 1. The duty is now estimated at
135,c00/. ; there is snore briskness in Hops at the advance
we stated last week.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.