The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-12 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesday).
COTTON.—There was scarcely arty thing done in Cotton hot
week, the sales being only 40 Egyptians, lid. duty paid, and
110 Surats 4-id. a bid. in botid. There were more inquiries
after Cotton last night and this morning; in addition to the sales
we have enumerated, 400 bags iikvat4 hare been taken at 40.

a sd.
SUGAR.-The good and fine Muecovades were in some request
last week, and all descriptions above 575. were rather higher ;-
the great proportion of the new supply is of the inferior brown,
and there is little demand, except for exportatiee;ktli!i sales that
we have seen were at a reduction of 6d. a Is. it cwt. particu-
larly Sugars from 50s. a. 535. The deliveries lain week were ex-
tensive, and the stock, compared with ,last year, ;,..i 2,700 oils
less, yet the extensive arrivals appear to deter tak ,trade from ,
~
coming forward ; this morning there are extensive ingairies Iliad:,
and it is evident the wholesale grocers are out of stock,* yet so ge-
neral is the anticipation of lower prices among the trade, that the)'
only inquire as to prices, offer a shade lower, and do not purchss.•
to any extent. We estimate the sales by private centract to-d 4
at 600 casks ; the prices cannot he stated at any alteration sine
last week. The public sales, 120 hhds. Barbadoea, went off et
' full market prices : 1,473 bags Mauritius sold at previous price',;
yellow, 545. 6d. a 58.. 6d. After the day of lowering the bounty
I
on Refined Sugars, last week, there was a complete stagnation in ti
the demand for export goods; low lumps, which had been pre-
viously 790. fell to 765. The grocers continued to buy a few fine
goods for immediate consumption, but only on a confined scale;
there was little alteration in the currency. Molasses 25.. Tn-
clay the wholesale grocers are purchasing fine goods suitable for
the home trade at a reduction of 2.. per cwt. The exporters de'
not buy any goods fur shipping ; they state the prices must fall in
proportion to the withdrawing of the bounty before any traces&
tions of extent can be expected. The nearest price of Molasses
to-day is 255. 6d. In Foreign Sugars there was no alteration
last week.
Carves.--There was remarkable changes in the Coffee marker
last week ; up till Thursday inclusive Coffee was very heavy, and
the great proportion of the quantity brought forward at public
sale was withdrawn. On the Friday there was a brisk demand,
and the whole of the Coffee sold ; the British Plantation ls• 8
2s. higher, and damaged St. Domingo realized 465. Since then
the market has again become heavy, and good ordinary Se- Der
mingo is reported tie be sold at 435. 6d. for money. There were
two public sales of Coffee this forenoon, 74 casks Dutch and 450
bags St. Domingo ; the former sold high, being much wanted
for home consumption, middling to good middling 781 a 90. f
the St. Domingo was fine ordinary, and was all taken in ; 45s fid
was offered for some lots and refused ; the ordinary quality of Si'
Domingo offers privately at 43s 6cl. in crake, and 44e in bags;
we quote the prices 43s a 46e, which is Is. a 2. lower than co
Tuesday last; 31 bags good Mocha sold Ifs a 839.
Hoes.-The accounts from the Hop districts continue eel
favourable; the plant spreade, looks healthy, and there is an ar
pearance of burr; the duty is now 200,000/. The price of Hope
in London are entirely nominal.
MAR"ANY, &c.-By public sale on Friday, 271 logs 11 .
pieces Mahogany, ex Sir B. Barclay a St. Domingo, 15id age
*1; 2 logs Satin Wood 21d.
FRUIT.-There is more enquiry for Valentia, Raisins, and the
advance quoted obtained. In other descriptions there is no alte-
ration.
HIM?, nose, AND TALLOW.-There is no material alters
tion
in Tallow ; the nearest price to clay is 325. 3d. ; Hemp is 'lnv!:
tied. The holders of Flax are firm, and are asking prices nin'"
higher than the present currency, on account of the detraction
of the crop in Ireland. The letters from St. PetereburFh yeatee'
dap state the Exchange 9i. For delivery: Tallow shipment on
or before 31st August, 331. ; ditto delivery last 9 months, $4"l
ditto free on board, 27.. ; Hemp, shipment ou or before the SOn''
Sept. 851. a 34/. 10s.
Lanico.-Th. opening of the sale at the India limy,* thii
morning attracted great attenticn • the serious fall that has taken
place, the wretched state of trade in England, and the report
considerable orders for Indigo from the Continent, aU tended
increase the interest. The sale consists of 5,057 chests Ben'
553 Madras, 11l Manilla, 3 Java, and 1,176 ()tide. 'ir,
prices of Bengal and Madras have gone much the sans as in Ape",
last, but the Oude is either all bought in or pasted. The highsl
price yet paid is 9s. 2d. per lb. The sale goes off with goe
spirit.
price.;Sric zon-The ltaisit;,
141. There was some appearance of a revival in the dow,.
for Pepper, hut the heavy arrivals have again checked the clonal,
Si...public sale this forenoon, 1,288 bags Pepper, billed rdo,n,,
aid.; 109 boats. Cassia I.ignea, Si. a tit. ls. ; 62 casks Nl',
luny* Is. 66. a 3s. ; ^;6 casks Mace, best 45., seconds $l4; 11
cases and bags Cloves, le. ad. a 26.-800 haler Sit ch,,ti Cilia!'
week
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moo,s-01 first 6..
37sd..1cdb.iescil)ra. tebohmug.l_sa iroeosbeacogstidEs,assts.i7ll.ii:e(riyilarlture,
13s. 6d. a 145., the whole went off heavily and lower.
oistphirie effect ffbeceting on
broughtthe Barley
n
RUM, BRANDY, AND WOLLANDS.--Where we* rather entsl
business doing in Rum last week ; the buyers looking with ell'
tentontotli o
the dry weather,reFigl
home consumption. Jamaica, 32 over, sold at 31. 2d., 27 fct.tl9
over, 2s. 9d. a 2s. I Id. ; Leeward., 10 over, 21. 2d., nnuitr
proof and proof, Is. 9d. a Is. 10d. ; one or two parcels 01
reported to be taken off privately, but as the particulars dill ont
transpire they were supposed to be sold at 'prices rather lower
lrlieyore crops,
into 5 t
the probability 1
tendon
Ilei
than the market rates. At a late hour to-day the inquiries efter
Rum were renewed, the demand appeared chiefly for Leesvartls-'
Brandy was also higher, on account of the favourable repot
from the Treasury. Geneva without alteratios. The uppliti'
tion to the Lords of the Tretorury, for leave to add anti reinforce
old Brandies, to 'nuke them suitable for home consumption, ke,'
been granted ; the answer was received at a late hour to-day ; "
will have a favourable effect on trade, particularly to old Brandin'
that are so often unsaleable on account of want of strength, 14
being suitable for home use and general purposes, and in cone.
quence generally superseded by the new Brandies.-Mt It if 1:'
be observed, the privilege is only for home consumption ; but °11:
' should think it will be extended to export. The Spirit to ,
imported to reinforce the Brandy to original strength is to be dtti
free. The trade now ordering Brandy may have it told, son
the strength described.
TOBACCO.-There is no business doing in Tobacco. , d
NAVAL STORIS.-Turpentine, Tar, and all description! -
Naval Stores, are heavy and rather lower.
.e
Paovisiosis stationary in price, and the demand moiler: A' of
Bacon 61. a 625, fully maintains the price, owing to the 010
the reason. Butters, in consequence of the drought, have an,'
full 16s. per cwt. and the home-make fallingDotel' oif, th e
rivals go off freely. PI
Oit.s.-In Fish Oils the transactions are on a limited
auil there will probably be little business effected till the
_Lrethl le
the northern fisheries are ascertained, which will Prom:" it
known About the end of this month ; the number of Ihe „.1)..e
lemon was 120 ; this year 100. The holders of Seal Oil 0 "
no inclination to sell at present. „, te
Te:A.-Nothing new in the Tea market; the quantity -
quan iir
sold at the September sale'
will be declared by the ComPlue
!narrow, and will have some influence on prices. ' ..

The Monarch- of a country near France has I:01
purchased in Greece, several works of art. ",e 411-sni*
the sum of 140,000 florins to be paid at Napoli di )Rod"
though the value of the antiques which he has poop
is only 30,000 florins. (The King of Bavaria is
' edly meant, but we suspect the truth of this anee""te.
Paris Paper.

h inst., in 13e MIRTH.
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On the 9t ruatd atreet the lady of
muel Birch of a ann.

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MARRIED. _______
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On the 6th inst., at St. James's Church, Mr. ic*eraii Or
Howett, of Great Marlborough.street, to Maria, oldesj,,,--'1
of Mr. Daniel Deabois, of Gray's Inn-paa- tage_l34:-"'—ir',

DIED. are'r
On the 9th inst., at Barnhy.Mooe, the flight 110°
Lady Saltoun. 1 er did
On the Bth last, at Lambeth, in- the 110th year of 'l-pecr
Mrs. Aiwa, widow of the late Rev. 'Richard Mint, D.P.'
of MI Saints, Southampton. 1 I'o
On the 10th inst., aged 21, James 0. Burn, aan' °pit r.
ir who knew him.
nEsq.,af(4tieen-square, Bloomsbury, deeply regre
at
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On the 10th inst., at Newington-place, Surrey, ---:- ~i :;"" f
of the late Major Wright, Esq., of Woodford, Essex, 3' '
gate, Kent. • coeirki
On Friday, the 7th just, at Broughton in Furness, :1,10,i
(pence of a fractured leg, John Earnuatia, Ea+, of-ft"
'ool'
Westmorland. Croydon, after
On the 7th inst., at Vale Cottage,
.toa
co
but short illness of eight hours, Elizabeth, wife of .-111r'
Franks, in her 67th year. " - ----- ---oh

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