The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-17 00:00:00

varied. The Coffee Market is steady, but without brisk-
aess.

Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Rum Market
had a heavy appearance last week ; the buyers appear to
expect lower prices on account of the large imports and
the limited demand. The only purchase of any extent
was a cargo of Rum belonging to an eminent West India
firm at 4s. (these rums are usually contracted for by the
trade for home consumption for all the import of the
season), some Leeward proofs and a shade over at 25., and
some low quality of Leewards free on board, the price of
the latter did not transpire. Several small parcels of
Brandy were taken for shipping last week at fair prices,
but generally th►r market was very languid. Hollands Ge-
neva,was sold in small lots at 2s. 4d. ; for German there
is little demand, parcels of the latter offer at 2s.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TA Ltow.—The Tallow Market has
been steady, little variation in the prices can be stated, but
there is more firmness. In Hemp or Flax there is no
material alteration. The letters from St. Petersburgh are
dated 29th ult. Exchange rather high, Tallow on
the spot 101 a 102, contract 97 a 98. The navigation
open, and many arrivals.
TEA.—Since the sale some of the early-bought Congous
have been inquired for at a little advance.
Sricas.—Spices are still neglected. This day 105 bags
fair Pimento at public sale, mid. sold 71d. a 7-V.
TOBACCO.—The sales of Tobacco last week were chiefly
small parcels to the trade ; some ord. Virginia out of time
were purchased about 3-id.

IRISH PROVISIONS.-In Irish Provisions there is little
change; India Pork is rather higher; Bacon very dull,
though the season is very favourable for consumption;
Butters maintain the former prices, on account of the dry
season. Arrivals last week 874 firkins Irish, 7,053 casks
Foreign Butter ; Bacon 4,231 hales.
TURPENTINE.-Sales of the late imports are reported at
lls. 6d. a 11 s. 9d.

ASHES.—By public sale on Friday about 500 brls. Ist
Pearls 335. a 345., 2d, Pots 30s. a 31s. 6d.
RICE.-There have been considerable purchases of
Rice lately. On Thursday 2,500 bags mid. Bengal
I Is. 6d. a 12s. and several small parcels since 1 Is. a 121.
By public sale this day 1,200 bags Bengal Rice, good
middling Bengal sold at Us. 6d. and 12s. ; 624 bags
Paddy at 3s. 6d. a 6s. 6d.
COCHINEAL.-The demand for Cochineal for export is
again considerable; the purchases yesterday were at prices
3d. per lb. higher.
Oir.s.—Linseed Oil is in good demand, at rather
higher prices. About 20 tons American Sperm sold at
681. a 681. 101.

Hors.—The Accounts from the Hop Plantations state
that on the strong and good old Plantations the Hops
look healthy, but there is an increase of fly, and in many
places the plant is completely covered with fly. The
Planters do not sell Hop•, and the duty has fallen to
60,0001.

EAST INDIA PIECE Goons, &c.—At the East India
Sale last week, Bengal Silk Piece Goods 10 to 15 per
cost. above last sale—China Piece Goods were unsale-
able—Nankeens very heavy—Company's white Madras
Goods 3 per cent. lower—Blue heavy.
SILK.—The Silk Trade remains in a state of great de-
pression.

CASSIA LIGNEA.-About 600 chests were yesterday
offered for sale, the prices were 3s. a 4s. under the last
India House sale.

SALTPETRE.-Saltpetre has fallen about Is. About 600
bags have been mold.

FRUIT.—The Fruit Market is very dull ; the only sale
of any extent is Cephalonia Currants at 78s.
INDIGO.—The quantity of Indigo held by the specula-
tors, and their selling some proportion, attracts much at-
tention ; about 330 chests were brought forward at public
sale last week, chiefly Oude, which sold 3d. below Market
prices, and 6d. under the last India House prices ; the few
13,-ngals from last sale prices to 3d. lower ; the sellers de-
clared that only about 150 chests more were placed in
hands, which must sell, all the remainder firmly held ; the
declaration had a favourable effect. This day the inspec-
tion of the next India sale commenced.
MINING INrxwGlENcx.—Sales at Redruth last week.
Quantity of Copper Ore sold 2,750 tons ; average produce
seven.—Quantity of fine Copper 193 tons five cwt.—
Amount of sale 13,6201. 6s. 6d. Average standard
1091. 129. _

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK

Wheat.
Per Quarter. s. to S.
Boston — 64
Gainsborough 73
Grantham 64 75
Grimsby 66 '75
Horncastle 64 '7O
Lincoln
Spilsby e4 72
Stamford 5O ea
York '7o 80