The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-21 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
CorroN.—The Cotton market continues dull, yet prices are
well supported, and there is nothing pressing for sale. The
period for the East India Company's sale has been antioipated; it
is declared for Friday next, the 284 ittiO•
prompt 22d September,
and at present consists of 6,060 Bengal (nearly 700 of which ttrf
damaged), 2740 Surata, and 120 Madras; it is not expected that
any additions of importance will be made.
The sales of last week consist of 200 Surats, fair to good fair,
bid to sd; 200 Ceara, ordinary to middling, 90; the re-
mainder small parcels of Demerara, 9d to 9#d ; common West
India, 7id ; Minas, 7 e 1; making upwards of 500 bales,.
Yesterday and this forenoon the inquiries for Cotton are rather.
increasing ; 400 Bengals have been sold at 51,1 to 6P ; 100
Surats at 5d to 51,1.
SUGAR.—The sugar market rather improVed last week ; it
would appear that the trade are entirely out of stock, and at the
public sales they purchase freely; the Mauritius Sugars in con-
sequence went off with briskness, and at prices still higher then
any previous rates ; the business done in Muscovades by Private
contract during the week was also' considerable, and the market
assumed 'a very firm appearance.
The deliveries from the warehouse* continue steady nearly the
;
same as last year the stock approximates to the steady,
quantity
in
It 5. The market this ttrenoon opened with rathera heavya
from purchasing, but before the close of the day the sales exceeded
1,000 Ude, and the market was exceedingly firm. The public
sales 2,165 bags Mauritius went a shade higher, 60s to 60s 6d;
the Barbadoes Is higher, 67s to 68s 6d ; and 84 ads Demerara ;
safer
from the buyers being again influenced by the public
the latter sold also at full prices.
In the Refined Market there appeared a great wish by the ex-
porters to purchase previously to the lowering of the bounty, but
they only bought at low prices ; Lumps,' 78s to 80s ; the goods
suitable for home consumption were neglected,' and nearly unsale-
able ; Molasves fell to 2:ls.

The shippers are again making inquiries thr Refined to e4"14
previously to the lowering of the bounty; the purehatit* are not,
however, on an extensive scale, and the prices are rather &KOMI
Lumps, for crushing, 78s; for packing, 795. The wholesale
Grocers continue to withhold from purchasing. Molasses have
advanced this morning to 245; hut week the price was 2:is.
Brasil Brown Soft Sugars sold 24$ to 24s 6d; fine yellow and
low white, 30i to 345.

publicP.inr:E.6-7sThe69s;
and at improving prices; fine to fine fine ordinary, 57' to 692'
middl g
011 esailiasd
middling,
nwicel6; es niti d off; s rather
enl fdred inYg'
Berbice, . suitable for the home trade, sold at uncommonly
high prices, fully 5. above what was considered the 1"vi"I
currency.
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The public sale this forenoon consisted of 160 casks Jalnisa and
68 bap Foreign; the whole went off heavily, but without 11-„v
alteration in prices, chiefly fine ordinary to fine line ordinary; 561,
to 60s ; ordinary mired rank Brasil, 46.. TTA.—The Tea sale finished yesterday the pricCs upon the
whole have been favourable to the trade, as the finer quel''''4' , 4.„1
alone advanced in any of the description,. • •
Rvat, Bit A NM', and /Jou A :4 b'i.-There are numerous inquires
after fine Rums, but there are few parcel, in the market ; the
prices of the new arrival, are expectea to open at high rate.; the
.1
014 purchase of Leeward* we are aware of is rather a large Parte
about 3 over at Is 10d per imperial gallon.—... Brandy is 10°11' and
.
in.one instance a reduction has been submitted tn.—Gen o
eva '
'invaded.

FautT.HOn Thtirsday was offered at public sale 491 4rrel:
red Smyrna Raisins, part sold at 4gs ; black ditto, taken ii' :
85a; 8765 drums and 141 9 quarter. chests pulled TurkeY F'lgh,',
for which there were no offers ; and B butts Trieste Curr4P•
011 slightly damaged at Ns ; the demand for all tleacriptio". 9
continues limited.
Srtces.—The quotations Misi-
'are nearly nominal, there is "0 -
new doing; light Pepper, 4ed.
eeedinglY
Hoes.—The accounts from the Hsp district are ix d
favourable; the plant is growing
vigorous; the duty has advanced to 165,0001, and I' o,uur,
Theta is no business doing in Hops ;the '"
quotations of the maw.,
are in consequence completely nominal.' India
Sti.x.—The Silk sale commenced on Mtmilay at the
House; a great proportion appears to be taken in.
. , LA X, AND Taumw.---The Tallow
HEMP F
f 121, oa.
rather heavy ; the.
nearest quotation to-day is S2s SOP -:-
—Hemp 40/.—The last transactions in Flax were at out quo-
tations. rapidly, and looks healthy
mnarkrt coutiot.le!

thy.--The market is dull; the prices are without aittritl°°'

BIRTH.
Ou thr 19th itirt., in St. James-mum e, the Ducheer of Bed-
fiwd, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
The Rev. Charles Girdleatone, Fellow of Baliol College, q'
ford, to Ann Elizabeth, only daughter of Baker Aforrell,
of Oxford. st.
On the 15th inst., the Hey. Daniel Alexander, Bat*# tf
Mary Hall, Oxford, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Bicliar
Dobson, solicitor, of Neweastle-n T
P°ll"n Y

DI.
On Saturday last, at Ha EDin Bedfordshire, in the
Lord'9,4t
year of him age, the Right Hoyne, In. Henry'Frederiek Thynne,
Carteret, brother of thn late, and uncle of the present, I‘lllrquil
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of Bath. His Lordship is succeeded in his title and imitates by los
nephew, Lord George Thynt, now foul Carteret.
, 0p the 17th inst., at Aldwiek, Susses, Sir 'llionias Brooke I'a""hell, One of the Gentlemen of the Privy Chandler to her..late
3inlestY Quten Charlotte.
On the 18th inst., at Ilighbury.terrare, aged 65, bf"; Wig"'
relict of the late Colonel Wigan.
Danflace:h:ealr6ttushinet;,iiaerti4t tha
warbanae.
loiofulaL,ien.
aged
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Colantie,l Cilarle:

Prilited 4101 .14 Y0U.740s at site Swg

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