The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-27 00:00:00

(From the Glasgow 'Jerald of Monday.)

In the early part of the: week, a considerable supply of
SUGAR was brought to market, and an extensive business'
done at irregular prices ; sales being made at about last
week's rates, and others at an advance of 6d. to Is., parti-
cularly on the brown and -middling descriptions; the ge-
neral market about 6d. dearer ; latterly the demand has
greatly subsided, but the holders are stiu very firm in their
demands. The sales. of the week amount to 825 hhds.

and trs.
British Mor.assEs, 21s. 6d. to 225; no- sales mule in
West India Molasses.
The transactions in COFFEE arc S 1 trs. of Jamaica sal,
by auction; triage, 235. ; ordinary and broken mixed, 31s.
to 355. ; ordinary, 38s. to 41s. ; good ordinary, 425. 6d. ;
and low middling, 565. to 5Ss. 6d. ; fine middling, by pri-
vate contract, brought 745. ; and a few bags Mocha, S Is.
Nothing done in Prmxim or GINGER.
The sales made in Run have been very limited, and
confined to a few hhds. of fine Jamaica at 3s. 9d. for 16
0. P., and a few hhds. of Demerara, 4 0. P., at 2s. 6d. ;
Common Leewards are held at is. for Proofs.
There has been a pretty steady demand for COTTON this
week ;:the totalt,sales (including those by auction), amount-
ing to 1,963 bales, the particulars of which are, by pri-
vate contract, 59 Stained Sea Island Sid. ; 290 Bowed
Georgia tid. a 7d. ; 103 New Orleans 7d. a Bd. ; 20
Pernambuco ; 115 Egyptian bid. a Bid. ; 99 De-
merara Sd. a SAd. ; S West India 7d. ; 125 Surats
a 4id. Of the 1,800 bales Surats offered by auction 1,114
were sold at 4id. a 41d., being a decline of fully -0. a
4d. per lb. Prices of other tlesciiptions are 'barely sup-
ported. _ _

The sales made in DVEWOODS are confined to 20 toas
of Jamaica Logwood at 51. 15s. per• ton.
Nothing done in FCSTIC.
ASHES are still dull ; small parcels of Montreal Pot
have been sold at 295. a :30s. ; and Pearls 295. a 305., in
retail ; and 42 barrels of New York Pearls at :30a.
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No sales made in Tofu cc° ; prices are without alteratit n.
Y. C. TALLOW sells freely to consumers at 40s.
Piste On.s remain dull ; Whale 231., and Pale Seal,
241. a 241. 10s. per tun, old measure.
The unsettled state of the weather, and the advises of
kigher prices having been obtained in the English markets,
created a general demand for all descriptions of NWHEAT,
to arrive, at 30s. a 31s.
and an extensive business has been done at an advance of
Is. a 2s. per boll. Some samples of New were shewn by
ti.i theretailedsiNii toEo'ra, Foreign
agnitlinle3rariasir?t,i
r;boriafina,
„2,tsNe•
lax,
ns)re.iii
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.?4•. a 28s. per boll. .
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4tl
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OATS have been more inquired after, and are 6d. per
boll dearer. A cargo of Dublin New, of light quality, W 4,
BEANS and PrAsE steady.
Ilenyt Imperial bushels.
been
sold,els.

„ldriaticotnTe
ghitisnebace:cub.:::.kAablilie.eds.carcity of fish
this season, owing to the prevalence of contrary winds. On
Tuesday morning :-JO turbots arrived, and were instantly
THE WEATHER.—ThowiIi there was sonic
heavy rain on Wednesday, it is pleasing to ba able to state
that there has been a decided improvement in the weather;
there has not only been but little rain, but there have been
generally a clear sky and constant winds, which have had
a greet effect in drying the ground and facilitating the
portant labours of the harvest. Observing the favourable
change, a number of farmers have had their grain stooked
without the hood-sheafs. Though the expedient is ha-
4ardous, it has as vet been highly advantageous—the gsaiu
has been so completely dried in so short a space, that on
'Thursday and yesterday heavily loaded woins were seen
in every direction inoving en slowly to the sLek-yard—
Scotsman. •