The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-13 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

(Frt the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
Corr N.—The transactions in cotton for theweek end-
ing last light inclusive are very extensiVe' viz bond,
300 Bow!ed, fid. 7d.; 20 Orleans aid.; 100 Para; 81d. ;
20 Bahia', old.; 1,600 Surat, Rd. a 53d.; 6,200 Bengal,
41d. a sfd. ; and duty paid, 1,000 'Egyptian, 70. a Bd.
The .Market yesterday and
,this forenoon has become quiet, .
owing to the accounts from Liverpool, stating that Cotr
tons were heavy at the closing of the. Market on 'Saturday.
Sales at a late hour to-day, 250'bags Surats, 4.d.;-Egyp-
tian, 7,1*
SUGAIiS.—The advance in the price of Muscovades on
Tuesday Checked the demand, yet at the end of the Week
the average sales were 1,200 hhds. each day. The rise in
the prices on Ttiesday was fully Maintained.' The delive-
ries of Sagar exceed the corresponding week of. last year.
about 700 hhds., yet the quantity landed, so greatly ex-
ceeds laf4 year, that the stock now is about 13,000 Mids.
more thin in 1825; we observe very large deliveries of
sugar last year late in September and October, we may
therefore!cOnclude that aboutthat period. the stoekS will
approximate ; the deliveries this year are very extensive,
and therd is an increasing trade. At the 'close of the
Market to-day we estimate the sales at about 1,000 casks,,
including the public sale; there is not the slightest altera-
tion in the prices. The public sale this forenoon consisted
of 138 casks St. Lucia sugars, and sold freely at full prices
545. 6d. a 675. The shippers nearly cleared the market of
export goods last week at the advance we stated on Tues.-
day last ; ' the wholesale grocers have been purchasing the
parcels suitable for home consumption rather on a !lathed
scale, and we think the general appearance of the make
was rather heavy, but there were no parcels sold at any,
reduction, The refined market is without the slightest . '
teration to-day. Molasses, 28s. a 28s. 6d. The pur
chases of" Foreign Sugars last week by private contract,
270 chests of fine white Havannah at 455.

COM:fr.-The public sales of coffee last week went,
off freely at the full market prices, and in some instances, '
particularly in Jamaica and Demerara coffee, the currency.
was a shade higher. St. Domingo 525.; fine ordinary
Brazil 575.; fine ordinary Havannah 555. The public
sale to-daY, 123 casks British plantation coffee,,and.:l2o
bags St. Domingo went off heavily about Is., Per 'cwt.
lower; St. Domingo of fair ordinary quality all sold at 515.;
good to fine ordinary Jamaica 565. a 625.; fine fine ordi-
nary Doniinica 665.; there *as no finer description in the
sale.
Ric:E.l-There is no alteration in the prices of Rice;
the deniand is not so extensive as last week.
Ofts.-1-The advance in the prices of every description
of Oil is very considerable. Greenland is nominally 321.
a 33/.; bet there is so little offering in the Market that ne
extensive parcels could be purchased even at these ad-
vanced quotations. Seed Oils are also materially
Sperm ha's adVenced 2/. and few parcels offer; 05114)01'
464 a 484
higher.
ASHES AND BARILL.4.-Ashes are again Is. a 2s.
-QuebeC Pots '275.; Pearls 295. A very large parcel
not traits-
of Barilla has changed' hands; the prices have
pired.
finer TEA.-The Congos finished yesterday: the
qua-
lities are Id. per lb. higher than last sale; the low qua-
lities, which sold at a reduction of id. per Ih. early in the
now about
sale, have recovered the depression, and are
the former prices. This morning commenced the Two-.
kaya, whifeh sold, common, 3s. 2id. a 3s. 30.; good add
fine 3s. id. 3 a 3s. 1 lid.; the prices.are Id. per-lb. clearer
improve
than last
Tacc. 0,-Th e inquiriesfirn‘thatthey after
will Tobaccoli
the hOnlders are so
made to them I scarcely any parcels could be purchased
under 344. The sales for the week ending. yesterday in-
itot accept continue,
the
frboetir;
cluiive„,are confined to small parcels to the trade:
BUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The Rum Market
has become heavy; one parcel of proofs and one over sold
at 2g, 3d. for cash • but although there is an apparent
heaviness, yet we think it would be difficult to purchase
any extensive parcels under 2s. 4d. In Jamaica Rural',
we believe, there are no transactions.-Brandies support
the late advance, but the purchases are not on An exten-
sive scale.--The quantity of Geneva•ltt. market is so it,
considerable, that the few holders are now asking 2s to.
for the pale, with every prospect of the advance beies
realized if no arrivals take place.
hum PROVISIONS.-Beef and Pork are utiveried.-ns"
con has fallen from 745. to 665„ and is very heavy at the
reduction.-Butters continue heavy, and rather lower 011 .
account of the rains. Irish 98S.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The TalloW Market cow
tinues firm and improving. The deliveries last week. req,
extensive-about 2,400 casks-yet something leas the
the corresponding week of last year, owing to.. the all
supply ; the prices are. again higher, 378.-9(1. for pool
heretd. for late deliveries 38s. have paid; but the
ou
nearest price is 375, 6d.-Hemp is 10s. per ton higher.'
In Flax there is no material alteration.
SPICES.-The request for Nutmegs and Cloves he!,
again revived; the best Nutmegs sold yesterday at 4s.
a 4s. 6t1.; the first quality Mace 6s. a 6s. 3d.
en
NAVAI. STones.-A cargo of Stockholm Tar has
sold about 18s.; the Archangel cargo is not yet disPeleor
of.--Turpentine is higher; rough sold about 135.
13s. 6d.; Spirits 625.-lic Pitch or Rosin there is 'I
material alteration to notice.

ANTWERP, SEPT. 3.
Our market, in consequence of the greater activitY 11'
the corn trade, has generally improved, except--
nti
COFFEE, which is rather dull, though prices are 11-
nally supported. e
SCOARS continue on the advance, and the denial r
mains very animated. or
SPlCES.—Pepper in good demand; about 400
light Sumatra sold at 4 7-16th at. netting 4d.
RICE has experienced a considerable advancti.s, pd,
tierces of Carolina sold from Hi to 14if, netting 41", of
INDIGO.—A very lively demand has raised the Pric"fio
this articlet 14 chests of good red utul violet up
4a, ;
middling violet and purple, sold at,"190. netting, 89:d One
and 6 chests of fine middling purple and violet, int
violetcarac casandsobbliriee, at 22f., netting
t
for re'
CouN.--In consequence of the animated detnnnu
,n9e5.tti5ndi;77.17.71 lots
°'
good
port, prices have advanced considerably; fine w 3d.,
wheat to 325. 9d., fine new rye 235. 9d.s barley 44' fki
good, old feed oats 20s. 9d., new pigeon beans 2ds'
horse beans 265. 3d., new 40 white
green Pe" s"

BIRTHS. NSW'
On the 11th inst., in BelgmPve- lace, the wife of JPI4
ter, Esq., of Symonds Inn, 11
,of a daughter. o f the
On the 9th inst., in Charter House-square, the tat., -
Rev. A. Irvine, of a daughter. f a son'
On 9th inst., at Tooting, Mrs. Ford BareleY,

On the 12th inst., at Marylebone Church,
MARRIED.
nel Latour, Ca, and Knight of the Guelphic Order, t° of
Cameron '
Rakclay Innea, eldest daughter of John lanes; "q
Cowie, N. 8.. p.m to
On the . in
e hth t., at Launceston, Cornwidl, R. DerrY'T-14J.
L„mliall nly.daughter of W. Smith,and Pet °' *-- .
F. Smith,. surgeon, of the sameibLuv. T ner-
On the 12th inst., by the Rev. J. Fitz Aloore Daliet, ' hits
Bert Noyes, Esq. to 'Alary Elizabeth,. eldest daughter.of the
Joseph Halsey, imp, of Giuldesden Park, Herts. v. At
Let' itcnsat-Cmvl;
On the 11th insi., at Kensington Church, by the Ida, s-- of
Peck, LAI., Rector of Houghton cum Wyton, in the couutY.L wi
llnntingdon,- J. H. Ansley, Esq., to. Alias Catharine Ansley,
third daughter of the late Horatio Martelli, Eel. ......-----
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DIED.
On the 10th inst., at Warmley, Herts, Frances, the 1!;fe 4.11
the Bth i,
O. 111. Turner, Ecq., of Mount-row, Lambeth. ~,
On the Bth Inst., after a short but severe illness, "w" go.
terOn ' E"1" of Minst., at, HetHeinetehsm, Surrey,
Hempsteadin his 84th year. •t of
the late John White, Esqof De • lash' lace St. AttirY°e'
~ 't o tre-p ,
age,' 72.
At Wilt
1 I', Suffolk, Mr. James Dahill, surged
'
Mrs. White, relic

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