The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-05 00:00:00

'IHE MARKETS.

(From the London West, Price Current of Friday, Aug. 4,

Corrost.—The demand for Cotton early in the week was
checked by the holders asking a small advance; it has in some ill-

stances been complied with, and filtrate have sal at sid, which
is a price not realised for many weeks preceding. The sales for
the week ending last night inclusive are about 3100 bags ; nearly
the whole for export; the particulars are-2360 Surat, 4.4 d a
54d; 390 Bengal. lid a 4-d; 360 Pernarne 10t1 and 10411. in
bond ; and, duty paid, 30 Bowed. 6}d.—At a.late hour to-day
600 13engals sold qd a sd.

. ,
Susan.---The demand for Muscovades during the week has
been steady ; the sales considerable, but without the slightest
variation in prices. ,The market must still be %toted to have
a languid appearance. ln the Refined trade there, 4, little new .
to remark ; the wholesale Grocers
_continue to take considerable
parcels for the home-consumption of the country ; the prices are
little varied ; there are inquiries made by the shippers, but no
purchases of any extent are yet reported; the Mediterranean
houses are the greatest buyers lately. Molasses are 24e. 6d. The
purchases of Foreign Sugars by private contract that have trtuol- .
pired are about 300 cltesits Brazil ; gray and *bite 295. a 35. and
some yellow Havannah about 31s. or 31s. 641.
EAST INDIA Saito.—.The East India sale on Wednesday, eon-
sisted of 12,800 bags Bengal, 100 Siam, and 400 bags Mauritius
Sugar; it went off with great spirit as follows :—.the Bengal*,
which were much wanted by the trade, realised Is ago advance
on the prices previously - paid by private contract; yellow damp
22. a 22,1 6d; dry 80s a 81s ; good to fine white 32s a 87* 6.1;
the Siam sold from 27s 6d ft 30s ; the Mauritius 241 6d a 274.
—Coiree, 2150 bags—Ceylon 404 a 45s ; 'Batavia 40s a 42s Od';
Cheribon 50s a 50. 6 ; Sumatra 39s a 41s ; 40 bales Mocha,
co
n;
ordinary 71s a 9446 d • very ordinary 4746 d a 495; Rice 131 a 17s.
, s
Correr.„—The Coffee market 'continues, to-. have a firm ap-
pearancegradually
.lnaprov.ing, and every ad-
vancepo
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tnhaeend
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pression of the Coffee market, we estimate the advance generally
55. per ewt. ; several descriptions are Bs. a 6s. advanced on the
lowest
which sold at 42a,
Coffee, which may be stated in this
good Ordinary, at. the greatest depression, 4.35. a 444.
proportion t
50.., tine ordinar formerly 50$.
now selling at 49s a
fiddling and
a 524-
565. it 586., low and all colonry Coffee
inthe
DOW worth •
gtZodn, opradrtinsimrday'rly the coloorY
realised yes-
terday 464 in considerable parcels. The public sale to-day con-
sisted of Ihh casks Jamaica Coffee ; middling, which, according to
yesterday's sale sold at 60s a '72s, realised '731 and '74s• and same proportion; St. Domingo,
infe-
rior, which was rated at 67s and 68s, sold 69s 6d and 72s : we
make a further advance on coloury Jamaica Coffee this day of *s
per cwt. in addition to the improvement we have previously no-
ticed ; some good ordinary Jamaica sold at his thl a 53.6 d ; St.
I Domingo, g(*)d ordinary, was Yesterday 46e, to-day there are do
, sales.

Tonacco.-...The purchases of Tobacco are inconsiderable, but
there are renewed inquiries, particularly for the north of Europe,
which may probably lead to transactions of some exte t,
About 100 hhds Virginia, we understand were brought yetterd y
at B#da Sid. By public sele`this foremen, to tom, Alliertroo h

Tobacco good, and It chaos very ordinary St. Domingo, all

taken in.
Run, BRANDY, AND Hott.artns.-:=The inquiries after RUM
are general and extensive ; a considerable number of shipping
orders have been executed, particularly in Leewards about proofs,
at Is lld a 2s, but we believe no parcels of any extent under
proofs c,onld be purchased under 2s, and the orders at lower limits
unexecuted are reported to be very considerable; a purchase to
some extent is reported to be made by an eminent Irish house, we
believe it is taken on speculation; Strong Jamaica Ram, for duty,
is also in good demand ; 30 over has sold at 3s ld, and 33 over of
tine quality Ss 6d.—The purchases of Brandy and Geneva are conr
fined to small parcels to the trade, the former of 1825 at Ss 9d a
Ss 10d ; the latter, pale, at 2s 4d, and parcels of Geneva front
Bremen and Hamburg at 2s.
ficiced
INDlco.—The demand for Indigo continues general ;
parcels command a premium of 3d. to 4d. per lb., the others
abort the East India House sale prices.
Setuts.—There continues to be some demand for Pepper ;
light and unsifted 3 d. ; for other Spices there bare been col-
iderable inquiriesf but few purchases to any extent.
Hors.—There is no alteration in Hops, the few of 1825 of
are about 10/. ; of 1824, about 71.
Woot..—There is some demand for Woolf the priers inserted
have been realised ; the quantity of goods .manufactured and 6n
sale is inconsiderable.
Tar.Low.—The Tallow market is little varied ; new 335. 6d.
st 341.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF. BRITISH CORN,
(WHICH 001111MNS naroarrriox.)
For the Week ended July 29.196, made up from the Returns of the In•
speetora in the different Cities and Towns in England and W
45s.ales.
Wheat.—...;.......575. 4d. Oats 46e. 10d. I
4d. I Rye 41... sd. I ads. id.
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PRICE OF SUOAR.
Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the
Returns made in the week ending the, 2tl day of Aug., lire, is Ws. 11k 1.
per cwt., exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on
the importation thereof into Great Britain.

WHITECHAPEL HAYMARKET.—Aus. 3.
Wk. Od. to 105 s. Od. I Od. to 435.
Clover 90s. Oil. to 120 s. Od.

PRICES OF HOPS (per Cwt.)--Arc: 4.
Pockets. • • Bags.
Kent 91 9s. 101. Os. to 111 Os. Kent • 81. 10s. to 101. 01,
Sussex 81. 10s. 91. es. to 91. 12s. Sussex 81. os. to 94- tb,s:
Essex 91. N. 91.153. to 101. 101. Euex. 81 Os. to 91. r•
Farnham, lne (Pockets) 121. Os. to 1 I. N.—Seconds, 81. Os. so 1 11. u`•
Old Duty laid at 185,000/.

PRICE OF POTATOES.—Avo. 4.
New Potatoes bB. Od. to 7a, per Cwt.

PRICES OF LEATHER.
Per lb. d. d. Pei . d. d
Butts ......50 to 561 b.- 19 to 111 I 'Fanned Horse lb
liidei.—lt to bt to it
Ditto .....-60 to 661 b-- lei to t'l Spanish Ditto , ld
Dressing Hides -4—.-- 13 to 15 I Per dozen.
Fine Coach Hides -- 16 to 17 Calf Skins—.... 36 to 4011). 19 to 94
CtoP Hides, 35 to 401 b.
Vito 14 1 Ditto ----- 50 to ;kith. 94 tor!
Ditt0.....,. 45 to 50th. 1 to 16 I Ditto '7O to both. It toll
Ditto 1 to 181 1 SraaU Seals. tireenland 19

RAW HIDES.
Per Stone. s. d. 8. d. Per Stone. I. cf.
Best Heifers and Steers 2 2to 2 4 Ordinary t ti to 1
Middlings
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Od. to Os. I