The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-14 00:00:00

CITY MARKETg.-TWO O'CLOCK.

REFINED 9U6.ARS have been in demand this week,
and considerable
.business hasbeen done in almost
all descriptions, paitiCularly of the low and middling
qualities fOr shipping, at very firm prices; the gro-
cers continue to take the fine sorts off freely, and the
buyers of for the Mediterranean still pur-
chise at thiquotations. •
COFFEl2.—Oilly one small parcel of Plantatjon has
been offered by public; sale this week, consisting of
fine ordinary and middling Jamaica, which wentoff
steadily at last-. week's prices ; 70 casks and; 694
bags Foreign have been offered, but principally
bought in, St. Domingo a 375. 6d. t 0.385. for or-
dinary to good ordinary, and 38s. a 38s. 6d. for
good ordinary Brazil.
• Delivered last week ikons West batiia Deelse, seeks 906 ;
lic. 1,474.
Stook ea bassi is West India Desks (on 10th ia.staat)
soaks 11,400 ; bags, Its. '74,0'78.:
hoc is 'amid is West Las Desks (on 12th Nov.
18170 maks, 11,910; Sac. 71,141:
PLANTIITION' SUGARS.—There has been but a
limited business done this week, the quantity. sold
up, this afternoon not exceeding-1,500 hhds., but
where saliS haVe been made very full prices have
been obtained ; the Coloury Crocery and strong re-
fined iluelities still continue scarce, and when shewn
meet with ,a very ready sale.
Delivered last week ireat West I biditt Davits, 3,219 Mats.,
317 trs.
Stook 'Os Lana in Wust ludii Docks (on 10th inst.)
47,276 Mats., 4,561 trs.
Steck on Wad in Went India Diioke (no 12th November,
1607)43,4117 khds., 4,081 tra.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—Notiting doing at present.
Rum.—The transactions are not on so extensive
a scale, but the late adVance is supported. A ,pub-
lic sale of Cognac (Martell's) is fixed for this after-
noon. ,
SPIcEs.--Since the East India sale the demand
has been steady. The result of the sale was,
White Pepper, from lid. to •110.: Black, sifted,
W.:to 4d.; unsifted, from .3d. to 4d..; Cloves,
.from ls. ld. to 2s. 7d.; Nutmegs, from 2s. 11d. to
•Ss. 2d. ; Mace, 4s. to 6s. per lb.; Cassia, 44 10s.
to 41. 13s. ; and Ginger from 17s. to 17s. 6d.
SALTPETRE.--There is not much doing, and
prices rather less steady.
WooLs.--The importations of German Wools are
at present very free ; in the market not so much is
doing in those qualities which a. few days ago were
in such request.

TonAcco.—Some • large transactions are report•
ed in Kentucky and Virginia. There arc many ex•
port orders to he completed, but the holders ask too
high prices.
BALTIC PRODUCE.. -.Speculations in Tallow have
been carried on
-to a sufficient extent to raise the
price to 405.; yesterday on 'Change, the price was
rather heavy. There is no increased demand for
Bristles; Hemp and Flax remain the same.
TEAS. =The near approach of the India sale
tends to reinter the market heavy, particularly for
Congous, which.are sold at a loss of id. The follow-
ing are the taxed prices at which the December decla-
tiou of Teas will be put up.; Bobea, ls. 5d..;
Congou, Is. Bd., ditto 2s. Id.;: Campoi, 2s. 4d.;
Souchoug, 24. 3d.; Twankay, 2s. , 2d..; Hyson,
Skin, 2s, 6d.; -Hyson,.including superior Twankay,
35.; and Hyson, 3s. 9d. per pound.
FRUlT.—There is no material alteration to notice
this week ; the demand continues to improve. A
public sale of, 111 butts and 56 caroteels old Cur-
rants and 215 barrels old Red Smyrna Raisins was
brought forward yesterday, the former of which were
sold from 905.. to 928., and . the latter a. 385.; new
Currants, Valentia and Denia Raisins, :and new
Turkey Figs, have gone off with considerable brisk-
ness, although the importations have been unusually
early, great part has been delivered from the .ware-
houses : New Turkey Raisins are enquired. after,
but there are. some remaining on hand in the market.
SlLK.—There has been a reduction of about Gd.
per lb. ou.Bengtxl Silks, and very little doing. Re..
liens are likewise flat.
CortoNs,4-..kecording. to returns of the stock of
Cottons .in. this'port, ull.to the early part cf the pre-
sent mouth, there is A deficiency, as compared with
the stocks.at the corresponding period of. last year,
of 115,000 bales. The - imports during the present
year have fallen. short by about 145,000 bales of
what they. were last year. The chief deficiency,
nearly one•half, :is :in American. A. slight increase
is observable. in: East India. The Company's de-
claration for .the 21st will consist of 2,500 bales,of
Benguls, and 2,100 bales of Surats. There is little
doing in Cottons at present.

BIRMINGHAM MARKETS, Nov. 13.
coltN 31..ki0cET.„....,kt this day's market we had a small
supply of Wheat, aod a free sale. There was a good show
of all other descriptions of Grain. _lisping Barley was
2s. per quar.tcr hiWer ;' in other 'articles very little was
iiloon/45.5:Nh
;Vlrealatt,,f36. ls.Odfo. t 6940s .
;. td.e
easep,r 648281. b s. ; Barley,
toE69 .p t,rSi7:.
1-
pariah quarter ; BeanS 17i. to 21s. per bag; ten Score gross ;
Oats, 31. 3d. to 4s. per 39115. ; fine Flour, 625. to 635. ;
seconds, 56e. to 58s. per sack of 280 lb.
BtßmiNcnAlt Smunristu.----Tliia day's market was
well .stipplietlAwith all kinds of live stock. Best fat Beef
and Muttot, sold rather briAly at hilt. Thursday's quota-
tions; lean stock gener.dly experieneera 'heavy sale.--
Beef, 4id. to sitl. ; Mutton, sd. to 51d. per lb.; Ba-
con Pip, 9eljo )e, Oil. i Nam, lte, to Hi. per wore.