The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-21 00:00:00

The price of Store Candles, Tops,in thQ retail is as follows :
Candles, per dos. 7s. Od. to Os. Od. I Moulds, per doses 84. Od

COAL MAIN
Adair's 325.0 d.
Beaumont 3O 0
Burdon
Botu.daty Moor 30 6
Charlotte 30 9
Dean's Primrose ........ 30 8
tleaton 33 0
Hebburn Main 31 0
HolywelL, 3O 9
Killingworth 32 0
Ord's Itedhugh 23 6
Pelaw
Percy 29 6
Taitheld . 33 6
Townley 32 0
Willingtou .31 0
Wylam 92 8
WalbiEndßewicke&Co. 33 6
Ditto Bell Robson &Co. 32 6
Ditto Carr and C 0....—. 22 0
Ditto Clarke and Co. 30 0
Ditto Cramlington,..... 2'7 0
Ships at market, 95%—Sh

.LT.—Feb. 20.

Walls End Newmarcb.. Ws. Ad.
Ditto Hilda 90 6

Ditto H0t5pur............ 91 6
Ditto Jesmond —....,..... 9•l 6

Ditto Newcastle--.. 93 6
Ditto Peareth 31
Ditto Perkins and Co. SL 3
Ditto Itiddcll's 32 9
Ditto Russell's .---.... 33 9
Ditto Walker 32 0
Fawcett 29 6
Neeharu Si S.
Primrose Moor woo 23 6.
Walls End Hetton—....... 34 9
Walls End Lyons 32 S
Walls End Stewart's 36 0
RusselPsHetton'sW.E. 34 0
Hat tley .31
Silkstone . 1.9 0

Warda's Llanelli ........ SS 0
Feisty.' Trader..,,...„.,,.,,. SO 0
l'andelel Trailer SS 0
lips soles, 43,—Uusolsi. $3%.

(From the London New Price Current of Friday.)
Corros Wien, market continues very quiet, and not
much business expected to be done until the result of the
public sale of 5,000 bags is seen. At Liverpool about
1,200 bags seilling each day at firm prices.
SUCAL:RS..--• The market has been very heavy for mus-
covadoes all this week, and for low brown qualities in
many instancers dower prices have been submitted to; good
strong sugars set stet stationary, but the transactions are
less, and not above 2,200 casks are supposed to have been
sold this week. Of Use late arrivals not many warehoused
yet, so that oirr stock is again less, and about 3,000 casks
more the u same time last year. Coleury sugars are
scarce, sad command proportionably high prices. 140
Bas badoee sold on Tuesday at 645. to 71s. 6(1., being
Is. to Is- 6d. higher than the previous sale.
MAURITJUSr SUGARS.-A public sale this morning of
7,300 bags. ;The cargo, per the Hooghly was net landed
on Saturday tut ; exclusive of these our stock-is reduced,
sold and unsold, to about 11,000 bags. The 7,300 bags
Mauritius sugar pit up this morning by public auction
were, as a parcel, of an excellent quality, dry and strong,
yet such was the aparoky amongst the buyers that not above
1,000 bags were apparently s'old ; the better yellow sorts
at a reduction of full 25., and the brown sugars at Is. to
Is. 6(1. on last sale.
FOREIGN SHCAII9.--11l white ffavannah and Brazil
nothing done ; two or three parcels said brown and yellow
Havannah have been sold at 31s. 6d. to Op. ; good new
yellow inquired after at 365., but no sales Affected. 530
chests Brazil (wear advertised for sale 27th instant.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-Nothing particular has occurred
in them this week. 1,000 bags Bengal advertised for sale
on the 24th instant.
REFINED SUGARS.-The demand for lumps has consi-
derably lessened since Friday last, and the late quoted prices
are no more to be obtained ; one or two second-band par-
cels have also appeared in the market, which has added to
depreciate the value sff the article ; yet good strong melt-
ing lumps are not yet to be had under 755., and but
straggling parcels at this ; however, it certainly will
require speedy orders to prevent a decline, as new refinings
must now come forward : stnalfi lumps are also heavy of
sale, and for crushed sugars less money is offered.
COFFEE.-The public sales this week sronsisted of 400
casks, 170 barrels and hags British plantation ; a good
proportion of which was Dominica of good and tine ordie
nary quality, but all very skinny and of unsightly appear-
ance; the greatest part was withdrawn at from 4,35. to
50s. for good ordinary ; sonic fine ordinary sold from Lila.
to 535. ; the Jamaica were mostly of an ordinary descrip-
tion, and went -off heavily; a few lots coloury folly
maintained last week's currency. Of foreign also about
two thousand bags damaged Brazil were put up by
auction this morning, Twenty casks good middling
Jamaica coffee for which fps. 6d. was bid, taken in at
765. ; I ,'746 bags Brazil coffee, about 700 of which were
damaged, and sold at from 321. to 34.8. ; the souml rnestly
taken in ; good ordinary yellow at 359. to 359. fld. ; geed
ordinary coloury at 311'. to 38s. ; about 200 begs of:them
were actually sold at these prides; one lot very coloury at
425. After the sale several offers were ,trade at about these
quotations, but refused : 180 bags East India roffse, re,
sembling middling Cheribon, but more mixed, sold in part
at 335. to 38s. ; 6,300 bags dusty Java rice nearly all
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quoted NWPI', The altera-
tion took place a week or two since, but was not currently
known.
Rest.-Jamaica Rum has been sold at a decline of 1,1.
to 2d. per gallon ; Leewards almc,st nominal ; no sake
effected. Brapdy and Genera unaltered.
Feutv.-There 4 much inquiry for fine Denia raisins,
and the market has been nearly cleared at quoted prices.
Extensive imports of red Smyrna raining effectually keep
down the prices; and Valentias are also much depressed
in value.
TORACCO.-Nothing done last week ; market un-
commonly heavy, and prices apparently again on the decline. BIRTHS.
TALLOW.-Prices have experienced a slight reduction. On the Ist inst. at Rome, the lady of 00,4g9 tfuh°
The pries of irellew candle on 'Change to-day was 395. 6,1, Vernon, E.q. was safely delivered of a snn and 'm it. a
on the spot, and glis. to arriye. " I:411 the lltb inst. et piwltatu-common, the ledy or g" 'on
HEMP and FLAX have been sold at lower prices. chard William Ripley, Esq. of a son.
ASHES have experienced an improvement, Canada hay- MARRIED.
ing been sold at 375. and Russia pearls at 345. per cwt. On the 19th inst. at Derby, by the Rev. C. R. Hope'
Otte-Linseed Oil still on the advance, 26a. 6(1. per Joseph Trueman, jun. Esq. of Walthamstow, to Ella,
wt. hay;pi; h;ea paid this week, Rape also rather fourth daughter of Thomas Bridget, Esq. of the Gro,fer
higher. In fifth oil no yailition of consequence, eeceptieg Perb.y.
plc seal, which das declined II: per tun: Olive oil con- Orb Ilie ltlth inst. qt st. Oporgplo, Hanover-square,
tinues as last quoted. A public sale is advertised to take C. S. finbonrg, Esq, of Wilton-place, tp Isabella Rose'
place in fourteen days, consisting of 255 casks southern eldest daughter pf 34! Stamp, pf Abingdon-street.
whale oil. t!od seven tons whalebone; Gamma and l'esle3 Pp tbe 18th inst. at Nottingham, W. D. Jones, Esq.(
prekerJ• pf the Royal Artillery, Brigade Major to the Garrison
°
Woon,e7The expectations that as spring approached Woolwich, to Eliza Margaret, second-daughter of George,
manpfactnrers woold be more fully employed has not as Smith, of Plnmptree-house, Noah:3oqm, and of yeel.all4'
yet been so manifest as might he wished for ; no altera- in the county of Cardigep,E9.
Lion in price, and the imports of Spanish wool here beep I PIED.
rather large. On the 18th inst. at Northwood, Cowes, Isla of Wight.i.
East India sale is advertised for Monday G. Ward, Esq. aged 77.
next ; and priFea are meeted to he lower en middling I Catherine Maria, only daughter ef. Heilry; Esilnkoz 11154'
inferior' infe gualities, while fine detteriptinna may support of Walthamslow! aged 183
rv.sent pv: t:et the 10th inst. Mary Ann, the wife of Mr. Fl49fP
f4.(TurtrEs444B,-A sale of 2,000 brls. rough Turpen- of New Boswell-court.
time is advertised for next week. I On the 19th inst. in his 28th year, youngfaS
coestf Ne ra-The imports of this article have been ex- son of Mr. 'Henry Knott, of tiilyloyfa-0-place enuingtotv
tensiye, rmd have greatly tended to depress prices. A comrse:i, •
public sale of 120 serons'took place to-eiay, and iteld 9d. tp Op the 17th inst. at Elm-place, Wandsworth, Marys
Is. lower, the prices were from 9s. 3d. to 1 ls. 2d. ; wife of Mr. James Cumber; sen.
- On the 13th inst. in her 34th year, Eleanor, wife of
gadding, 2s. 10d. to 4s. 2d. per lb.
INDIGO.-The market remains very quiet, and no sales Mr. Perry, of Perry's.place.
Of any moment to notice at present: 4 sale of East India iOn the 19th inst. at Kiddington, Oxfordshire, Jane.l
is advertised at Liverpool, arid a sale no Tuesday next by widow of the late D. H. Webb, Esq. of Denham, Bucks'
Trueman and Cook, which present us with an opportunity - On the 18th inst. in Devenshire-street, Portland-place'
of speakiug al to the positive state of the article; the John Robert, eldest sun of .the late Lieut.-Colonel John
quantity offered in Mincing-lane, 100 chests and 160 Lewis Stuart, of the Hon, East India Company's *Rode°
4erora. Ben et Establishment, aged 11 years. •
peoyrstntss:-The arrivals of Irish Putter having been
large the market has been depressed in consequence, and Passwan anal Punetstrin by MURDO YOUNG, at tbi
fine qualities must be looted at 2s. per cwt, lower ; some
4 SUN OFFICE, 112., Season, LORDOtto
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COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WURK.

Per Quarter.
Ashburn
Basingstoke
Bath

Bridgewater
Bristol

Chesterfield —........
Derby e."...••••••••••••••••

Devizes ---
Douraster
Dorchester
Exeter.

Hungerford
Leicester.

Newbury
linmsey .

Shaftes-bury
Stlepton Niaiiitt
Taunton

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Per Bushel.
Shrewslsury ...........