The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-26 00:00:00

THE MARXETS.

(From the London New Price Current.)
Corroer—There was a good business done in our Cotton market
last week, the sale amounting to about 1,400 bales, via, in bend,
780 Surats 4id a 5111, 210 Bengali 4d a sd, 120 Madras 4id
a's(l, 260 Pernams 10d a bold; and duty paid, 50 Pernams I Ide
20 Demerara gici.—The inquiries after Cotton continue, but the
buyers only purchase where parcels offer low ; 400 bags Bengal
sold last night at a small reduction, 40 a 4jd ; they had been
previously put up to public sale ; a email parcel of fine Demerara'
lid and
SUGAR.—The transactions in Muscovades were rather exten-
sive last week, as the trade were out of stock, and the importers
showed every disposition to meet the buyers, and sold a Ask
under the previous market prices. On Friday, the market was
again checked by 3781 bags Mauritius Sugars selling Is per ore
lower, and.further extensive safes being declared far the present
week.—The show of new Muecovades at market this Morning
as
most extensive ; the consequence has been a full attendanced
buyers, but they evinced no inclination to purchase early in the
day, on account of the accuinulation of stock ; it is now POO
casks more than last year; the weekly deliveries continue exten-
sive; it would therefore appear the consumption of this article is
not so much checked by the state of the country as mightstave
been anticipated. At the close of the day, the sale); were edi'
mated at 1100 calla; ; the prices without the slightest variation
The Barbadoes sale, 120 hhds 10 tierces, sold steadily at the pre"
vious prices. The Refined market appeared heavy last week;
the Grocers appearing to buy only for their immediate wantse
and the exporters not appearing to be buyers, but at the elms of
the market it was found that the buying privately had been ellen'
sive, and few goods were offering for sale, the crushers WWI
taken all the Lumps off which were offering at 74s and 7511/2 °nu
the wholesale Grocers having taken large parcels off the market'
few goods were offering, and the market apparently bare of Re'
fined Sugars.--Molaseeti were 24s 6d. a 25s.—The improvement
in the Refined market continues this morning ; several redoes'
tensive orders for shipment appear, particularly for the Mediler-
ranian ; no Lumps under 75e. ; the Grocers continue their ea'
chases for the home consumption of the country, and the market
is now very indifferently supplied with goods. lifolaetes are
24s 6d.—ln Foreign Sugars, some purchases of good white lie'
vermeil were reported at 37s ed and 38e, and some fine yell°
Siam at public sale went off 26s 6d and 275.
COFFEE.—The Coffee market was in a very feverish and un-
certain state last week; some good ordinary coloury Janu'iAs
(nearly tine ordinary) selling at 445, good ordinary at 480 644,,
some Domingo, for money, reported at *ls and 425, but. this stlt',,
of the market (lid not last long ; fine ordinary Jamaica selling
_A.;
48s a 525; some good ordinary St. Domingo sold at 48:
yesterday 44-s 6d reported to be realised, but the market wee
very uncertain state, and the currency of the day was veryddllia]
to quote.
The accounts from Flanders yesterday were rather favnui/bl:4
for Coffee. The Netherlands Company put up 16,700 hsll°.',o
which about 1300 bags sold Is. per cwt. higher than the lirevl°,,,
market price.; ; and as considerable buyers had come from 5111'17-
of the interior to purchase at this sale, they took pereelelj
wards to sonic extent, by private contract, at a further itthnle
Is per cwt. On this intelligence transpiring, there will 140,1
bustle in our Coffee market, and a parcel of St. Domingo
ordinary sold at 44e rel. There was only one public eels
t
forenoon, it consisted of 100 casks 60 bags British Plantetl°°:
good ordinary rank and mixed Jamaica 44s a 4.55, fine tine
(finery 5514 lid, low middling bile 6d a 59s ; fine tine 011„11%11,
Dutch 54s ; the whole went of at full prices, 'e and we atv
lso in
market improving both in the spirit of the buyers an-. east
the prices. For St. Domingo, whirli we noticed aspureho 60,
42s for money, 45s has been offered and refused, anti for 6n
's
ordinary St. Domiugo 456 6d is stated to be refused, but die°
little of the latter at market.
Impinge—The Qmipaey's sale of East India Indigo, 0.
ieg of 6806 chests (112 having been withdrawn), which 4
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inenced on the 11th inst., finished on the 20th inst.
The Oude Indigo, of which there were about 1100 elleelT.
were nearly all taken in, or refused at the taxation. The si
ping deacriptions of Indigo sold from 3d a9d per lb. under
previous market prime The sale went off With much aniimittene
owing entirely to very considerable Continental orders; the }same
trade having bought much less than usual. 'The peapeietorn '4
taken in but a very small proportion of the good qualities: .kf
Since the sale the demand fur this article bas.continued busb,
and some of the bought-in lots have, been sold at 341.
advance. The East India Company have been obliged to
ploy an additional number of hunts, and to work extra h°.
*limb is the anxiety of the merchants to ehip their bate purclow-eee
Coeureezet.—By public sale .on Friday, a small
Cochineal, the Silver was bought in 14s. and 14s. 6d, the
16a a 17s.
FRUIT.—The demand for Valentia Raisins continues btg'
but, in consequence of the importers demanding higher pnn
the sales have been checked for the present; reel Smyrna
csdChieisar
sb °p
tc a
rai
barrelsorntitashol there.",Raisinslsrnaaitcieth•temsesieatsleoa4l,r4teb;raanti4inisil.yran;naloilliyesßaioprequibsiueseirlinii,sab;
ii;e:e.:cinths,":tosijoydal4l;
do. 38s. not sold.
favourable;Hors.—The accounts from the Hop Plantations are 110 t
ee,l°
the fire bleat considerable, and they do ;lotto
kindly into burr; the duty from 200,0001. has failtileee
180,000/1 It ought, however, to be mentioned, that the
rains are expected to produce beneficial effects; the prices of 919
in London are quite nominal.
interelitai
Rust, ERA N DT, and ' Horeeme ns. —The houses 41,
the Spirit trade continue to watch the Corn market with
tdd
interest, and as the prices generally were higher. Runs are al
with increasing firmness; a parcel of Leewards sold last ocem„,
Is 11)d, but scarcely any parcels now offer under Is 11,11 dy
small lots of tine Jamaica have litho sold at full priccs."""rifle•
is heavy, and offered on lower terms, without 6(4141460g •e.
lu Geneva there is no alteration ; the prices in Holland are
vaneing. At the close of the market, several sales offlat
Jamaica Rums were reported, 30 to 32 over 31 a3l hr
31 6d, and 40 over Demerara pale 3s 6d.—The only 8r5,,..,.14-gir
qtdred after is the old, newly landed, about 33 lod; °ln'.
gkeited entirely. tiebi
Otis.—There are partial sales of Fish Oils for the butne,,,,s'
the prices are unvarieeL Linseed Oil rather higher: P 7
shade lower.
it!
lower, FLAX, AND TaLtow.—The improvement llf
Tallow is considerable ; the new 34s a 24s 6d. lfietoP y11%14
getvlarlre,iriapgrottinieloisinuitet;d7oeirFlax.e_trrunactteolloeenirtthoiion,filigite:eherrset:erofoipmT;P:thihreotevg:inisdneraota,nhdoc OciPera:l4l4-fir
thee advance in price to be quoted. Adr
SlLL—There is rather more doing Silica; the ball-
press sales, en account of the statementssinrecenotivedaPPearrerin:t4e ra:t
• lieete°
new crop in America. The purchases of Tobacco eiflr.e (t)11,4 to
are confined to email parcels to the trade; Virgiuin t 1
the manufacturete 4141 to 50, anti very bad Maryland 'er
a 2Ttilet..—The Market looks heavy ; there are sellers
al
PHooplrulekai.txtsisalzti4BP:oueptte.orkesitrsnsiyeointr,
pasni.nb-TiseTtealisaiederey,
tamihsislithfottioerifninirtooewhne:tolaido4invtanibarcece
...eon:
ticipated, owing to the late favourable rains. ini°lt6'
fine quality, sold at 10141, and 100 bags 10i41 and 10 n'agib4l6.
Sricas.—By public sate this forenoon—Cinualmr,'_elHe
49 chest' ; 2d quality Is. 6(1. a ss. Id. ; 3d, 2a. in
1705 bags; grey unsifted Sid. a Sid. bright unsifted uumCfeliPr
Sid*—Catein Lignea, 458 chests; good M. a 51, igq god(
4/. 7s. a 4/. 10s.—Mace, 33 casks 3 chests; 3s. 441. I°Wotc
ads..-. Nutmegs, 5 casks; 2s. 4d, limed--Gitigtr, e"
East India, withdrawn. —.OlO

, BIRTH. iter
On the 19th inst., at lionnderuft Cottage, Chrtaltultirthwr,'to,
the lady of ,Arteraitlortts Cromwell Russell, DK., or 3 i

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OA the .25th inst., at Christchurch, i----
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Thomas Fuller. Robert Copland Lethbridge, Esq. yo" 0 IC9ji'
of Christopher Lethbridge, Esq. of Launceston. Ckrnsvall, t
youngest daughter of the late Captain Philip OidlaY
formerly Governor of Nets So th Wal u es. ral)
Ysatirday, at St. Giles's-in-the-fields, Captsia mott""
Martin, R.N., eldest
son of Vice-Admiral Sir Brun
14-c.B" C°lnntrolier of the Navy, to Ann James,
daughter of the Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice ikst. gi`
.Julia, hirhdiadrmigk's,ilKterenofini_ Kenna ton um,
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Alexander Mount Greg, of London s t Feaclturcli-ot„,er`"

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