The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-05 00:00:00

FROM LLOYDS'.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JULY 4.—Wind E. by N.—Arrived and remain the
Hon. Company's ship, Thomas Grenville, Manning ' • Ceasar,
Watt, and Mary Ann, O'Brien, from Bengal. Passed through
the Comet, Ormstone; Potton, Higton ; 'and the Malta,
from Sierre Leone ; the latter in charge of an Officer belonging
to H.M.S. Brazen.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 4.,Wind E.—Passed by the Andromeda,
Muddle, from New South Wales ; Archibald, Smith, from Anti-
gua, and H.M.S. Alacrity, from the Mediterranean. Arrived
the Aurora, Mitchell, from Gibraltar ; Acasta, Chadwick, from
London for New York ; Coromandel, Bayer, from do. lir Bengal.
Passed by from London, the Asia, Adamson, for (link and the
Cambridge, Barber, for Bombay.
Fantotrru, JULY S.—Variable light. airs..—Off the port, the
Watson, Frost, from Vigo for Hull, and Acorn, Wood, from
Aveiro for Leith. Sailed the Truro, Sellers, for Corunna.

Arrived off the Wight, the Volucia, Raffles, and Vittoria, Sisk,
from Jamaica. Arrived in the Clyde, the Eagle, from Jamaica.
Off the Start, the William Shand, from Jamaica.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. beg to call
the attention of their friends and the public to the
Last Lottery that will ever he drawn in this kingdom.
The Scheme contains Six Prizes of £30,000, with va-
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day, the 18th of this mouth.—Tickets and Shares,
in variety of numbers, are on sale by RICHARDSON,
Goonixcx, and Co., at their old-established Office,
101, Bank-buildings, Cornhill.

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE.—(Tuts DAy)

The arrivals to this morning are small. There is nut much
doing in any kind of Grain, but Mundayse prices are fully sup-
ported in the few sales made.

ARRIVALS.

Wheat. Barley. Malt.
Qrs. 1
4011. Qrs.
Eng ,900 t —....
Irish
Foreign 1.900 ..—. ..---.

Oats. Reins. Pease. Fleur,
Qrs. Qrs. Qri. S.ek
1040

(From the London Neu, Price Current of Tuesday).
Corrow.—There was a moderate demand for Cotton last week,
the sales amounting to 1,000 bales, viz.—in bond, 660 Surats,
4id. a 51d. ; 50 Bengals, sd. a bid. ; 20 Madras, 41. for
very fine ; 70 Bowed., 7d.' a 7id. ; 20 Bahia's, 9id. ; and, duty
paid, 170 Egyptians, lid. ; 40 Berbice, 90. The Cottons
Market continues affected by the very unfavourable accounts from
the manufacturing districts ; there were no sales yesterday or this
forenoon.

SUGAL-The Market for Muscovades continued heavy last
week, on account of the continued determination of the importers
to sell the produce immediately on its landing ; the iuferior de-
scriptions of Muscovadee were rather lower ; the other qualities
were without variation. The demand for Muscovades for
export continued last week; the chief purchases were
50s. a 68.1. The deliveries from the warehouses are more
limited than last year; the stock is 3,000 casks more ;
the market this morning opened with rather a heavy appearance.
The purchases of Muscovades to-day were limited to about 600
casks; the market still exceedingly heavy, and the wholesale
Grocers deterred from purchasing for the country trade, on ac-
count of the low price of Sugar at Liverpool, Glasgow, &c. ; the
Refiners have been purchasing very small parcels lately. The
prices of the purchases by private contract reported this day are
6d. to Is. per cwt. lower. By public sale this forenoon, 2,567
bags Mauritius Sugars sold heavily, bls. a bPs. being a shade lower
than last week. The public sales of St. Lucia Sugars and Mauri-
tius on Friday went off at a reduction of Is. per cwt. The bustle
in Refined goods for export continued up till nearly the close of
last week, and prices about Is. per cwt. higher were realized
for parcels that could be got ready for shipment previously
to the sth instant, when the reduction of the bounty takes
place; the wholesale Grocers purchased the fine goods, suit-
able for the home consumption, rather more freely, but there
was no alteration in the currency ; Molasses were 255. 6d. This
morning the briskness in the Refined trade has ceased, as all goods
for export must be put on board to-day; but, as nearly the whole
in the currency ; the wholesale grocers are not purchasing this
suitable for shipping is cleared off, we cannot state any alteration
morning for the home consumption ; they anticipate low prices ;
the nearest quotation of Molasses is abs. At the clam of the
market to-day the Baum were rather desponding : they say, if
the manufacturers on the Continent can sell the refuse, the Mo-
lasses and Bastards, on good terms, the competition of the Eng-
lish goods cannot he maintained, they will be undersold : thus
thc trade, which a few years ago employed four hundred menu-
factories in London only, will be last to the country. Lumps
were offered at a considerable reduction, late in the day. In
Havannalt or Brazil Sugars no purchases were reported after
Tuesday last.

Corm. —The public sales pressed upon the market last
week were rather extensive, the consequence wai a further reduc-
tion in the prices of Foreign ; ordinary St. Domingo iu casks 445. ;
good ordinary coloury 475. ; gond ordinary liavarinah 475. a 465. ;
good ordinary Brazil 475. ; the British Plantation descriptions
went off heavily, but there was no reduction in the currency.
The two public sales to-day were nearly all Jamaica: the fine
ordinary and middling are ls. a 2s. lower ; tine fine ordinary 575. is
601., low middling 60s. The sales went off very heavily, and a
considerable portion wad taken in ; there were put up. 40$ asks
107 bags.
Brlcts...Spices continue heavy; light Pepper, buyers et ",
sellers at 4 Ifid ;.Pimento 9%d a 10d. By
64 bags Pimento; good 94id a 10d. By public salsa
at
light untifted Pepper, taken in at sga, sold iifterwsilli 4,4d*
FROM—Thera is no business doing iti-Feeit.
Hon.—The accounts from the Hop Plantations continue very
there was no
favourable; the duty has advanced to 160 Pa ;
business doing in the market.
TORACOO.—The purchases of Tot.Aroo for. the belt week are
confined to 60 lihds. Virginia stripe; at fed a bid.
Rust, BRANDY, and flot.zawns.--The Rum market is little
public Wit Friday;,
varied ; the deliveries last week from the warehouses were rather
extensive ; the _nirds since our last reports ate 'confined to
small parcels of Errs
end ten punch*. to the trade ; the prices are
.
without the slightest WalliDoU. Brandy is nominal, hut we think
the holders re's nor quite so much inclined to press sales. Geneva
is unvaried.
0,,5,--Fish Oils are without variation.—Sted Oils a shade
or; the deinand for Linseed cakes coutinuea extensive, on ac-
count of the dry weather.