The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-15 00:00:00

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MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Friday.)
SUGAR,--The Sugar market has been in a state
of stagnation all the week; the sales, including
this day, do not exceed 1,500 lthds. and trs.; there
is not however, the slightest appearance of the
prices giving way at present; and we think the few
good and fine Muscovades lately sold are at decidedly
higher prices., In the Refined market the trans-
actions this week are very limited; there is, how-
ever, no reduction in prices, as the stock is quite in-
considerable, and a large proportion of the goods
to be ready for two weeks forward are contracted
for. Molasses still dnll _ _ _

WEST INDIA Mat..ls stock here is 4,973
casks ; the piirchases this week are some parcels of
Antigaa,_at 255.
E its ND
SUGAR.---There conthmes to be a de-
mandars for export; several pur-
chases
Ritract are reported. ',White
byr INDIA
Mauritius
pirAil,a tU contract
Bengals are also inquired after. By public sale this
week 2,02, bags Mauritius Sugars, the whole sold,
but w4hout briskness, at former prices, yellow good
4res,:Gd. a 605., iow to middling 5,.t5. a ;i7s., brown
good to fine 50E. a 535.
FOREIGN SUGARS.--The purchases of Foreign
Sugar are quite inconsiderable; 23 chests white Rio
a 355., of rather inferior
qGwiralill
ityle;S.uga
and six
soixled 3
best 3. s
sbrown
and
yellow, 245. a
265.; a small parcel
damaged Havarinah fair quality
asd condition, white, 40s. a 40s. 6d.; yellow 30s. 6 c .
a 335,

Cotitim—The public sales this week have gone
off with much firmness; the Jamaica and Vomit
Plantation descriptions at full prices, good ordinary
St. Domingo at 385.; a parcel cifgood ord. 'co-
loury Brazil was taken in at 3*. 64., and for which
38s. was Offered and refused., This foretloc."
there
was only 011 public sole of Coffee, 96 casks, 82
kkags Peruptara and Jamaica, 190 bags East India,
app 154 bags Brazil, the latter good ord. taken in
at :.8:4. ; dark brawn Sumatra sold 365.; the Deme-
ntrA and •riatilaica fully supported prices. The Coffee
waAet is unvaried.
TouAcco.—The sales of Tobacco. this week are
nearly 600 !aids, at prices a stir.dc higher. Strips
are 3d, to ld. per lb. ackvaz"
TEA.—There, is more demand for Twankays,
id, to, I,d, per lb. profit on sales' cost. .
Fitticr.—There is no material alter to notice
this week : the demand continues zo improve. A
public sale of 111 butts and 4:',6- caroteels old Cur-
rants and 244 brls. otd. RA Smyrna Raisins were
whicli \%.ere sold from 90s. to 925. ,1 h
brought .forwal:dt on Wednesday, the for
, an— the latter forme, of
at
us.; New Currants, Valentia and Deitia RaiSts,
and new Turkey Figs, have gone off with consider-
I able briskness, au4 although the importations have
been unusually early, great part has beet delivered
from the warehouses. New Turkey Raisins are in'

PRICE OF HAW FAT, per stone of 81b...-Nov. 14.
Pricy of Tallow (as stated by the fallow Ateliers) Vs. :)ad.

COAL MANI
Burdon
Heaton 40 0
liellurn Main 39 0
Killingworth .ail 0
Liddell's 33 6
Ord's Redhugh 3Y 0
Percy East 32 0
Pontop Windsor , 33 0
Shipcote ...«...35 0
Tantield
Willingtou
Walls End Bell and Co. 39 6
Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 30' 9
Ditto Bewicke and Co,— 40 9
Ditto Clarke and Co. 37 3
Ships at suarket,s2—Stiii

:ET.—Nov._ 14.

Walls End NeWmareb,_ asa. 9d.
Ditto Hilda - 96 9
Ditto Northumberland 97 9
Ditto Perkins and Co. 97 6
Ditto Russell's' ----. 41 0
Ditto 39 6
Fawcett 34 3
DDWWLamie!lioulsib:°:l4Einmpnul'drpg'ilimPrsoteierltioTmwtoe:ll4—..—.l_,..t: 3944:! :Soo
Russell'sHettoia'sW.E. 41 3
Silkstone Field and Cu. 34 3
Durham - 23 0
Lis sold, 23—Unsold. SI

COUNTRY CORN MARKM'S DURING TUN

WEEK.

Per
Quarter. Wheat. Barley. Oats ti
. Bea:.--
gaashihnte
ugln
6,04
vol 36 48 -----
43
27 34 43 sse
Bath...
0
56 88 36 45 30 34 40
68
Bridgewater 56 89 36 40 2d 30 39 59
64 7657
4387
50. 42
3220
34 32
4940
5182
Chesterfield 74 82 42 454 25 31 515 54
80
Devises 56 9 98 45 2fi 36 42 5°
Doncaster - 68 86 32 49 22 34 47 56
Dorchester—...... 66 86 96 40 24 32' 44 58
Exeter_. _ „_ , 76 113 30 40 26 30 35 40
Gloucester , 60 18 36 40 28 32 32 44
flungetford 46 7d 27 33 22 30 tit
Leicester — 84 45 34 48
Newbury 46 94 24 43 22 40 40 54f
Bonney 55 78 36 38 24 34
Shaftesbury i 0 25
Sheptou Mat 52 78 28 30 20 30 35 40
Sherlsorne 6B 80 3.2 40 26 38 40 ,50
Taunton 60 t.:9 34 40 22 32 44 48
Yeovil 84 88 30 40 28 30 36 40
Per Btu:he'. d.
Shrewsbury 11 0 12 66 3 7 0 5 9 g 0 0 0

supply of all sorts of Grain at this
CORN MARKk:r.--Nov. 12.
SCOTCH MARKETS.
ket '
day's war ' Top price of Wheat is 2s. down. Oats
they .
j • k sale, and LI Barley a good supply,
a uuto
.. •
which sold at Last week 'a prices. Pease and Beans higher
than last market day.
Wheat Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans.
First Ws ea 44s Od 3ls Od 44s Od 44€ Ikt
Vecond 7Bs Oct ,183 Ild 26s Od 31s 6d 32s 0•l
Third
PRICES op PROVISIONS, Le.
Beef, per lb. ... lb. 34. to Os. 6,1. Fresh Butter,lb.s.lo.l. to Os. 0.1.
Mutt0n............. 0 3 0 0 Halt Ditto.....—. 0 9 010
Vea1..................., 0 6 0 8 Ditto, per cwt 74 0 743 ' 0
P0rk.—.............., 0 4 06' Eggs, per doe. 0 0 10
We 1,1:ad? laNrin3iljddillGintig
Lamb, per yr• I 6 3 0 OatStraw(ktil.) 8 0 0 0
Tallow, cwt.... 34 6 31 6 Wheat Ditto... 5 6 6 0
Quartetit Loaf 010 011 Barley Ditto,. 5 0 0 0
Potatoes. 141 b. 03 0 4 Hay, per 5t....,. 0 6 0 7
-----

EDINBURGH DIEM
We had a small supply
ket, which sold more mail;

IJARKET...—Nov. 11.

Oatmeal at this day's ntar-
that), of late, at last wtek's

priete.

:Par Sack of 2601 b Imi
First Oatmeal 13 0
Second ditto 1 19 0
Barlerneal
Peaseineal ..... .„ .. . I °
Pat Earley—No. r, per cwt. 15

per Stoue of 14l1),
First Oatmeal .......:.;E0 2 2
Secoud ditto ............ 0 2 0
13arleymeal ............... 1 10
Peasemeal ......... ... 0 110
ISt

GLASGOW MARKET.—Nov. 12.
To-day weCORN MA
have had a steady, but not a very Lirely
Corn market. . Wheat wits rather dearer. Barley heavy,
but hOldera fira" Oats in moderate request.
Wheat, per 2401 b. s. d- 1. d. oat,, per
,6415‘
,4. d.
e. d.
British, old 3511t0 SS 0 Irishlrish2o 0 to'24 6
............ pew
Canada, free - ..... • :th 6 NS 0 Beans, leer 2601 b.
Irish . . :12 0 • SS 0 English
Batley, per 3201 b,
. Scottish .. 20 0 25 0
English —l/ 0 peaig, Scottish ... 19 0 21 0
Scottish 32 6 316 Oatmeal, par 11011). 20 0 210
Irish 3O 0 33 0 Flour, per 2861 b.... 55 0 58(4

rartriGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Gazelle de France, dated Nov. IS.)

PAM, NOV. 12.—The taking of Silistria, an-
nounced by a Germa►► Journal, rests only on the
credit of mercantile letters from Warsaw, of the
30th of October.
The Russian ship-of-the-line Pantalei►rron was
exposed to the greatest danger, in consequence of
the incapacity of the Captain. It is said that the
Foreign Ministers who were all on board except
Lord Heytesbury, thought for a moment that they
had no resource than to save themselves by swim-
ming. However, Captain A'Court, the brother of
Lord Heytesbury, who was returning from Varna,
with their Excellencies, took upon him to steer the
vessel, and at length succeeded in bringing it out
of danger.
A letter which we have received from Lisbon
proves that the Portuguese Guerillas, about which
the Liberals at Paris make so much noise, are of no
importance whatever. •
(From the Messager des Chambres of Wednesday.)

A letter from Berlin, of the 30th Of. October, says
that all the accounts received from Russia give reason
to presume that, notwithstanding the return of the
Emperor Nicholas to St. Petersburgh, the opera-
tions of the campaign will be carried on with the
greatest vigour. The winter, therefore, will cause
no change in the plans determined upon; they all
tend to bring about a peace which no motive can in
the future cause to be violated by an enemy always
ready to seize every pretext to make war upon the
Christians; and we cannot but form hopes that the
August Sovereign who defends the interests of
Europe, may see his generous enterprise crowned
with complete and brilliant success. His rule of
conduct does not vary ; he is still ready to accede to
every- reasonable proposal from the Porte, and con-
siders the surrender of Varna, and every other suc-
cess obtained by his arms, as only another step to-
wards the great object of peace which he has in view.
It is generally thought that the Russians going
along the coast of the Black Sea will endeavour to
advance as far as possible, and content themselves
with observing the position of Shumla,.as the Turks
really cannot act upon the offevisive there without
risking all their advantages.
Great joy has been caused at Berlin by the news
that his Royal Highness Prince William, his Ma.
jesty's son, was betrothed to the- yifinig" Princess
Augusta of Saxe-Weimar,at the latter end of October.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.—Metalliques, 95; Bank Shares,
1,081.
FaExcar FUND!.—PARIS, NOY. 12.—Five per Cents.,
106 f. 25c. 35c. 30g. 25c. ; Thrso per Cents., '74f. 60e.
55c. Bank Stock, 1,840 f. ; Naples Stock, 79f. 50c. ;
Royal Spanish Lean, 79i ; Haytian Lean, 647 f. Mk.
Exchange on London, One Month (paper) 25f. 25c.:
(money) 25f. 20e. ; Three Months (paper), 25f. 16e;
(money), 25f. 10e.— Cour: Authentique. . •

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