The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-08 00:00:00

LONDON MATtKETB.

(From the London Net, Price Current of Friday).
TEA.---The Tea sale commenced on Monday, Only
Boheas and Congons are yet disposed of; the former sold
Id. to 2d. under last sale.

Boheas in 1 Chests
Chests

4 -4
Large
Congou, common
Mid.
Best

The sale of Congous is expected to finish on Monday ;
as the sale has proceeded the price of the low descriptions
have declined Id. per lb. from the first day's prices, the fine
Congous are Id. per lb. higher than last sale, as there are
few brought forward.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Rum Market
continues very firm ; the request for the fine Jamaicas con-
tinues, and 4s. 6d. for favourite marks has been repeatedly
realized.—Leewards are held with much firmness, and no
parcels now offer under 2s. 3d., and for 3 and 4 over 2s.
4d. has been paid for good parcels.—Brandy is in improv-
ing demand; two or three parcels off the quay have been
sold rather higher, but the transactims are still limited as
to quantity.—ln Geneva there is no alteration.
INnxuo.—There are no sales of any consequence in
East India Indigo ; the Market is rather heavy. There
is a further quantity declared by the East India Company,
and the sale of 3d proximo is expected to be between
Z"),000 and 6,000 chests. The advices from Calcutta yes-
terday were to the 9th April; there had been no rain, and
the accounts of the next crop of Indigo were unfavourable,
but the date was too early to afford any conclusive opinion
on the subject.
We had four public sales of Guatemala and Caraccas In-
digo this week, about 250 serons ; the greater proportion
was withdrawn. The quantity sold affords no fair cri-
terion of the Market. The Caraccas appeared 6d. higher
than last sale.

Hors.—Early in the week a parcel of new Kent Hops
in pockets sold at '7l. '7s. ; since then some further arrivals
of the new descriptions are reported, for which 61. 6s.
cannot be realized.—There are no sales of old Hops.
SALTPETRE.-...-Seyeral purchases of Saltpetre are re-
ported at 235. 6d.
Paovlszoss.—There is no alteration in Pork or Beef,
the latter is very scarce. Bacon continues in come de-
mand, but the supplies are larger than usual.
SPICES.—The sales of Spices are confined to a few ex-
port orders for Pepper, at the lowest quotations, and some
good Pimento at 1 old.
TOBACCO.-There are no purchases of Tobacco by pri-
vate contract worth reporting. The public sale of Tobacco
to-day forms no criterion of the Market prices.
On.s.—There are further accounts from the fisheries,
hut no satisfactory details are yet given. There is no al-
teration in the currency.
COTTON.—There is little variation in the Cotton Market.
The sales for the week ending last night inclusive, consist
of about 2,200 bags ; the prices are unvaried.
500 Bo weds... 54d. a 611 d. 11300 Surat ... 4 d. a 54d.
350 Bengal ... 4-id. a 4id. 100 Para ... 6id.
FLAY, AND TALLOW.-The Tallow Market has
greatly improved both in demand and price ; the advance
may be stated 6d. to ls. per cwt., and very firm at the
improvement. In Hemp or Flax there is no material im-
provement.

WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.—Sept. 6.
7.55. Od. to 115 s. Od. I Clover —933. Od. to Mi. Od.
straw 335. Od. to 465. Od.