The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-13 00:00:00

CITY MARKETS-(TWO O'CLOCK.)

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PLANTATION SUCARS.--This market continues in the
sane
languid state as last week, and the importers still
sales of all the soft and grocery qualities under 559.,
tzt only about 2 000 Mids. have been disposed of altoge-
ther this week, although in many instances lower prices
have again been accepted ; the good strong refining and
Has grocery descriptions appear to be the only sorts for
Which the merchants are firm in their demands, and these
being less plentiful than the lower qualities, command a
Inore ready sale at the quotations, but appear to be taken
off only as they are wanted. _

FOREIGN I;GAILS.-About 200 chests Brazils have
been taken off this week; low soft white at -al,out 25s ,
enisome brown qualities, the prices of which have not as
yet transpired. A parcel of about 410 hhds. Porto Rico
was-offered by public sale on Tuesday, but there were very
few offers, and the whole were bought in.
,11!Yrstrn Suoans.—Low Lumps continue to be neg.
eus- and the quantity in the market is rather accumu-
lating,. but good small lumps and single loaves are very
and are still taken off for crashing for the Medit-
„„7auesn before they are ready, at the same prices as last
; there have been several inquiries for these descrip-
tions fur packing also, but at present not much has been
do"; in the fine descriptions there is very little doing,
tad scarcely any alteration can be noticed.
..Comte does not appear to be in much demand this
Werek, for although only about 100 casks Plantation have
ueen brought forward, there have been scarcely any en.
(luities by private contract; the small parcels offered con-
"'it principally of ordinary Jamaica, and sold without any
A*terial variation in prices. For Foreign there appears
tube a little more enquiry to-day.
Paurr.—Another cargo of New Currants, consisting of
120 butts and 160 caroteels, was brought to public sale on
Today, the owner of which appeared more disposed to
sell and meet the views of the buyers, and consequently
submitted to a reduction of 3s. from the prices realized for
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lue small quantity disposed of at the public sale of last
meek ; only part, however, were taken off, the butts a
• 111. and caroteels a 78s. Yesterday the importers of the
51st, cargoes, to effect a sale, submitted to a further reduction
25., and they are now on tap with the cargo offered on
Tuesday, at 755. To-day a very large sale of Old Currants
tack place, consisting of 358 buits and 82 caroteels, Cepha-
lonia and Zante, in the prices of which also a very con-
Ilillerable fall was submitted to, Good Zante Currants being
101,1 a 655., at which price a fair quantity was taken off.
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,#64:100 boxes and 1,100 half-boxes New Valentin Raisins,
l'uu. 1,795 baskets New Denia Raisins, were also offered
ittaYabut not a lot appeared to be disposed of, the Va-
-u"ss being taken in a 48s. to 495. and Denies a 375.
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Another er sale is auverhaed for to-morrow. Figs continue
to be taken off at low prices by private contract in small
Parcels, but the demand for Fruit at present does not ap-

Pear to be very general.
DUTY ox Hors.--The duty is out, having reached
town this morning. It amounts to 39,566/. 10s. 6kd.
9-20. The amount of duty is very small. In the market
for Hops there is no alteration.
Ittnico.—A public sale of Indigo on Wednesday went
ofrat the Company's sale prices, and the Market is steady.
The deliveries of Spices arc considerable, but prices re-
Main without improvement.
CorroNs are steady at full prices.
DauGs.—The East India Company's sale of Drugs
tlterday went off heavily, but the quantity offered was
4 Sufficient to alter the prices.
BALTIC PRODUCE accounts fi-om St. Peters-
291kbre to the end of last month; when the exchange
was at 10 21-32 ; and Tallow at 96 rubles. There bad
been shipped off 163,300 casks. British ships arrived
820, ditto sailed 694. Freight was at 265. per cwt. Tal-
low
here is at sss. 9d. per cwt.; Hemp 435. to 4413.;
144Flaz 355. to 365. per cwt.
THE SILK TKADE.-The demand for the finer sizes of
'leagal Silks continues good. In Italian and British
(Turkey) comparatively little is doing.
Pub TKADE.—A large sale of Furs has gone off well.
About 9,500 salted Fur Seal from 14s. 10.1. to 38s. Sd.
Per skin; 8,000 Newfoundland HAI- Seals ls. 9d to
34.' 9d- ; 4,000 Labrador Seal Is. Bd. to 2s. Sd. each ;
a,OOO German Hare 9e. 3d. to 12s. per dozen ; and about
4090 Smyrna Hare ss. to Ss. 9d. per dozen.

PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 12.—This day arrived
" Majesty's ship Raleigh from the Mediterranean. By
letters received we learn that the British squadron is
coming down to Malta from Tenedos, where they will ren-
dtzvous, and take their departure for England. Letters
f
i.om the oe,an say, that they will be in England early
m December. The Russian squadron, it is said, will win-
ter either at Portsmouth or Plymouth.
As it is our painful hebdomadal duty to re-
cord many distressing accidents from fire, so it affords us
'Metre pleasure to be enabled to announce, on the autho-
my of Dr. HARE, of Great Baddow, a new plan of treat-
ment, calculated to alleviate the sufferings arising there-
from, viz., that in cases of burns and scalds one of the
brat applications is flour. It ought to be applied from a
our-box, and dredged upon the parts affected until the
pair ceases, and renewed in the same manner as often as
it returns. The Doctor adds, that the crust formed by the
flour ought not to be disturbed or unnecessarily removed.
.--Chelndsford Chronicle.