The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-06 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

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Corree.—The Public Sales hat week Went off 'betray ead a
considerable proportion of the Coffee brought forward was takou
in, St. Domingo at 525. and 51s. 6d. ; Cuba sold freely 61s. a
541. On Saturday and yesterday, the demand. for Coffee gristly
revived, St. Doiningo sold at 525. ; and for a fine parcel 535. was
refused. There were three public Sales this forenoon, 771. bags
Foreign, and 368 casks and bags British Plantation Coffee ; good
ordinary Hayannah (yelloW).s3s: and 635. 6d., good ordinary Bra-
zil which sold last week at 475. 6d. was taken in at 50s. ; good
ordinary St. Domingo sold at 525. 6d. We consider the pricer
not altered since yesterday, but the market is exceedingly firm at
an advance of le. a 21. since this day week.

Rust, BRANDY, and HoLtaians—The Government contract
for 150,000 gallons of Rum was taken at an average of a fraction
above 2s. sia., and being for Rums 5 under proof, would tear to
fix the price of proofs at 2c. bd. ; but the only sake since the con-
tract that we are aware of, are parcels 1 over at 2e. 4d. ; 5 0"
2s. 44d. ; Jamaican 17 over 3s. ; and a parcel of 33 overitsetond
hands at 3s. 7d. Brandies are firm at the improvement we statedlast week. Geneva remains nominally at the late qUatationt; the
quantity at Market is almost too inconsiderable to Ibt a market
currency, est& no immediate prospect of supplice...—Tbere are no
sales of Rum to-day, the nearest quotation of proof LOW&
5.. id. ; a parcel under peculiar circumstances is reported to be
sold considerably under that rate. Brandies of 1815 have been
sold at Ss. 4d. a 3e. sd. ; the quotations are,

1823 Landings
1824 Do.
1825 Do.
SuoAn-The purchases of Muscovades last week were rate
er
limited, the average about '7OO Ude. per day, yet such Was th
general opinion as to the future prices, that the buyers. Who earns
forward to purchase in the apparently languid Market, fond
that the prices were rather higher than the previous curreoeY'
The Sugar Market opened with great briskness this merniellt
owing to the general favourable opinion as to the future Price*
and the advance in the Refined Market yesterday ; theedelivtries
fi•om the warehouies had also a favourable effect : there Were B°°
Casks more than the corresponding week of last year, yet thestock
has accumulated to above 7,000 Casks more than in 1825, ono;
count of the extensive quantity landed last week. The filet
vance asked this morning on Museovades was Is. per cwt. which
was freely paid, and the numbers of tMyere increased as the day.
proceeded. At the close of the Market we estimate, the ult.!:
1600 casks ; the advance 2s. per cwt. The Refined Mira"
continued steady till Saturday and yesterday, when a marked ire'
provement took place, parcels of large and small Lumps being
taken at 80s., and we believe no Lump., even of the most ordinary
descriptions, could be purchased under 795. the wholesale grocer'
did not purchase extensively for the home trade, yet the pries,
were higher ; the business reported in crushed Sugars sod
.T.
Bastards, was also limited. Molasses were brisk, 271. 6d. Pe°
The Refined Trade is again brisk to-day, particularly for
•4 exl34:ilite
descriptions ; 80s. has been paid for Brown Lumps. ! :ea
close of the Market we do not think any parcels could he Pore"...
at 795. The average advance on the prices last week 2ei
s. a
The quantity of Foreign Sugars at Market is inconsiderable, "d
believe there have been no purchases lately.
1 allow last
Hesse, FLAX, and TALLow-The deliveries of -.l` koe
week were nearly 600 casks less than the corresponding w:eo.
last year, yet the prices were not only fully
shade higher, for parcels of yellow Candle here ~_87L0,":„,,ti Ito
and for late deliveries 375. 6d. In Hempand }lit -.sit,- the
marked alteration. The letters from Peterehtull"‘Thisd in
drought was so great, that 12,000 casks Tallow wort.
the interior. The Exchange was a shade lower 91. , . ,
Wen Pnovisrows-Beef and Pork are without al arc
the demand for the latter has subsided ; Bacon '704 Butte" at
2s. a 31. lower on account of the rains ; Irish 98s.
~.L the late
!sumo-The demand for Indigo continues gem-- th
this'
4forOenlElitYooesnPti:
prices are fully supported. On Friday 200 chests sold freely St di:
current market rites, or about 4d. per lb. higher than tbe In
Howie Sale. supperted, 1)140 :id:
Li last week
WEST INDIA Mote:sits-Parcels of fine quality 50.-
at 341.; ordinary at 30s. It is reported Bastards sr* 11111111
nte:y
tured from those Molasses which pay 10s. duty, and the bon 1
on Bastards when exported is Vs.
till
Corrow.-The Cotton .Market was uninteresting last wok',na
towards the close, when a revival in the inquiries took Owe' the
yesterday the revival became marked, as the accounts from .
manufacturing districts and from the Continent were very fivint
able. The purchases for the week ending last night inclueivc
~I":,'
however, limited to 1,800 begs, the prices are without sal ie:"h.
610 Surats 4/d., a fir. ; 240 Range& 4id. a sid. ; 40 (bit:
20 Alabama 7d. The increased dela'.
efl 1 ofljr 1 dC. ;.o
I:os:BBwaeicontinuesdia 69.
;
to-day ; 500 Surats 4i.d. to 51d. ; 14110yOle6FlinBoes owt.fedaCi:::th#6odreni:dl.llBenoa7:3ld:l.ttiref ni:S°::tv'l ir
Rtcx.-The Sales of Rice •te da dh*
Carolina 38s. and 40s. ; old at 355. ; Bengal white 17s. e!6'.
good Patna 225., and cargo Rice 12s. a 14s. The sales hale been
very considerable.
Oats.-Common Oils are advancing on account of the dlnr,
supply; there are no accounts yet received of the result of i
Northern Fisheries. Cod Oil 291. The arrivals of Siltri" 411
extensive; the prices are rather lower.
TOBACCO. The purchases of Tobacco for the week endl
yesterday inclusive, are between 300 and 400 blls., fir"' Par's,:
now offer under Sid. ; a large cargo of Stems, we believe, betl,,
400 and 500 klbu. have been sold, at 10s. lid. per 10011' "
ni fest weight.
no, nn
Setcxs.-There is a renewal in the demand for I'P," Nut-
parcels offer under 41d. and 4id. Cinnamon, Cowie, en" oty
*nevi are also much inquired after; Cinnamon of the first eitis.,
st
7s. per lb. Nutmegs of the best description sold yiste" bi
Is. 4d. The Pepper in to-day's sale 119 bags good lu'll
lehar sold Ito f per pound higher 41d. and 4-id.
NV
EAST INDIA SALE, 30th ult.-Sup ,„,r--Above .!--0 to to
good yellow at 29e. a 31s. ; damp, 255. a 28.. ; *lute • lot
middling at 321: 6d. a 345. 641. ; fine, 345. 6d. a Silk , oro.
89s. The whole sold freely, fully supporting the FeeviisleYs. pot
Sugars of the above sale go off freely, at an sulvance of •
cwt. Rice is fully Is. higher. is 01
estimated at 245,0001. ; it is said the prices will
Hon.-The picking has become general. The '11" t i.
and 71. ~.„ fair
SALTerrnx.-By public sale this forenoon 5,089 bar
quality, refraction 4 to 6 sold 20s. 6d. and 21te
,i' Ilaitee'
TEA.-The Tea Sale commenced to-day t the le-lk, out
at
,I,L Coq .
Boheas, common 14. 54d., fine le. 60 Is' '4 On °.t a ,1 vi Coe ,
common 2e. I id. a 2s. 2d. Boheas are ld, Itni"° eased I"
id. cheaper. Nearly one-fourth of the Boheas Were re
the taxed price.
et sdeseee
The letters from Hamburgh, read this morning; ,litau. oats bee
in Sugars, Pepper, and Rice • also Corn much heir'.
advanced within a short period cent. pee cent. open a

HAY MARKETS; Slur. 5.
(At per Load (436 Thistles.) - .nteila
ST. JAMES'S. "".. '''''''' ilO
LowlandMeadowltay f. 3 10to4 11l Clore:. Hay •••• '''''' .1
,; 116
Upland Ditto
Rye-grass Hay ~..
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New Meadow Hay
den to.
Supply moderately good, trade dull, and prices,
the highest being still less current, as on Saturday. lO
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SMITHFIELD. AnyX4 9 it
Lowland Meadow HaYX3 oto 4 0 Clover Hay ten° floe 0 -1
Upland Ditto
Rye-grass Hay
New Meadowl Hay
leo
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A limited supply, and a briskish trade, at Saturdays q_____,,........
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BIRTH.
On the 29th ult.,at North shields, Mrs. R. Cft Wrig, 116
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On the 15 in Cambridge, aged 28. b
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Perspiration, T. Palmer, Esq., formed's:of tog:lose
wasrsconcernedweeks in an affair 01 honour, which took Place
who was in Dublin:
daughter of the late C.liaries liathman, 'Esq., of CalcOtta•
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