The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-08 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
Sun.art. -The request for Moscova.des revived con-
siderably last week, the sales were estimated at 2,700 hhds.
and trs. ; the prices were a shade lower, particularly in the
qualities suitable for refining, which have for a length of
time been firm, and have rated high in proportion to the
other descriptions. The stock of Muscovades is 8,271
hhds. and trs. more than last year, the deliveries are 2,922
Iyls. and trs., being '719 hhds. and trs. less than in the
corresponding week of last year. At the close of the Market
this day the estimated sales (including the Barbadoes) were
600 hhds. and trs. In Refined Goods there is little varia-
t;on ; the scarcity of low goods continues, but the demand
is languid : the late prices are maintained. Fine goods are
heavy, and some p•irecis are offering on lower terms.
Molasses are quoted at a small reduction. There was not
the slightest alteration in the Refined Market this afternoon.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-There was a general wish to pur-
chase strong Havannah Sugars last week, but as the
offers were made at rather lower prices, the holders deter-
mined on refusing the biddings ; from 600 to 700 boxes
yellow Havannah of good colour sold at 31s. a 325. ; the
Bahias of last year's import about 100 chests sold, brown
to yellow, 225. ; white Havannah and Brazil continue
much inquired after, but there are no sales of any extent.
EAST INDIA Stmans.-The Mauritius Sugar last week
went off with more briskness, and generally at higher
prices. Brown, low, and middling, 455. a 475. 6J. ;
fine 48s. 6d. a 51s. ; Yellow, low to good, 495. a 51s. ;
fine 61s. 6d. ; gray 465. a 565.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-In West India Molasses there
is no alteration.
COFFEE.-The arrivals of Coffee last.week were very ex-
tensive; besides the West India supplies, we had 3,000
bags Brazil and 7,500 bags East India, but no parcels were
forced on the Market, though the request for parcels offer-
ing a shade under the Market currency was considerable ;
the Jamaica went off heavily, principally to the Shippers,
fine 765. a 77,4 641., the ord. sold on rather lower terms ;
fine Dutch sold at high prices, 765. a 795., the lower qua-
lities were neglected, Dominica sold at full prices for ex-
port; good ord. Havannah sold 355. a 355. 6d. ; good to
fine ordinary, Brazil 85s. a 365. 6d. There were three
public sales of Coffee this day, 382 casks ; the whole were
Jamaica, with the exception of two lots Dominica, a large
proportion good ord. sold 40s. a 425., fine ord. 435. a
455, fine fine ord. and ord. mid. 475. a 525. The demand
for Coffee increases considerably; the prices are very firm.
"CorroN.--Cottons are steady, but the demand for ex-
port is in some measure suspended on account of the ap-
proaching India House Sale; it is expected to be increased
to 10,000 bags. The sales are, 2,170 Surats at 3hd. a
300 Spanish at bid. ; and 20 Bengal at 4hd.
Hors.-The accounts from the Hop Plantations conti-
nue most unfavourable, the wedk plants are giving way
under the load of vermin, and the strong give symptoms
of the effect of the poison. The duty has again fallen to
45,0001. a 50,000/., and the prices in the market are
again 3s. to ss. per cwt. higher ; the sales are, in Kent
pockets, 105 s a 1155., bags 90s. a 105.1. ; Sussex pockets
105 s. a 112 s.

Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Rum market
is very dull, and the prices have again given way Id. to
to 2d. per gallon ; s rme fine strong, about 200 puncheons,
Jamaica, of a favourite mark, but old import, sold at
3s. 6d. ; some Leewards, about proofs, sold Is. 10d ,
and several parcels free on board at 2s. The public sale
of Wednesday last, 150 puncheons Leewards, only abbut
10 puncheons sold ; 46 and 47 over, I.rown colour, fair
flavour, middling bright sold 3s. 2d. ; the pale and cloudy
were all taken in at Ss. Id. and 35.:2d. In Brandy several
' sales for export are reported at former prices. Geneva
continues neglected. The Government contract declared
for 100,000 gs. Ruin, on the 14th instant, had no effect
whatever on the market prices.
lime, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow market
has been heavy, but without any marked alteration in
price. In Hemp or Flax there is little variation. Letters
from Petersburgh are dated 20th ult. Exchange 10d.
21-32. Tallow 97 to 98.
FRUIT.--.Tile prices are unvaried, the sales reported are
very limited.
SALTPETRE.—There are mare inquiries for Saltpetre,
the prices are a shade higher and more firm.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—The prices of India Pork are a
shade higher, in the other descriptions and in Beef there
is no alteration. Butters are offered on lower terms, on
account of the fine rains, without bringing forward the
purchasers. In Bacon there is no change worth report.
ins. Arrivals last week 2,450 firks. Irish, 7,199 casks
Foreign Butter. Bacon 1,611 bales.
PIMINTO.—By public sale this day, 550 bags Pimento,
the best 6Z-d. a 7i-d. ; the prices are id. a id. lower.
INnrco.—As the sale at the India House approaches,
the interest in the Market for Indigo increases ; a large
parcel belonging to the speculators has again been disposed
of, but neither the prices nor exact quantity have tran-
spired ; it is reported both at 340 and 480 chests at
Is. 2d., and also at Is. Gd. per lb. discount on the Octo-
ber sale.
Tobacco.—The purchases of Tobacco are confined to
small parcels to the trade, and about 50 hhds. good rich
black Virginia for export at 41d.
TzA,..-The East India Company will give out the de-

&oration for September sale to-morrow, pending which
there is very little moving in the Market.
RICE.-Rice is heavy and rather lower.
_ _

MINING INTELLIGENCE.-Sales at Redruth last week.
Quantity of Copper Ore sold 3,288 tons; average produce '
B?,f. Quantity of fine Copper 277 tons 17 cwt. Amount
of sale 20,8301. ISs. 6d. ; average standard 106/. 4s.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. I Oats. 1 Beans.
'----.
Per Quarter. s. to s. a. to s. a. to s, a. to a.
Boston — 61 16 39
Gainsborough .... — 61 2S 38 --
Grantham ...—.... 64 60 32 35 27 31.; 34 40
Grimsby . CO 68 22 28 IS 25 30 40
Horncastle 6O 69 24 23 20 24 38 40
Lincoln ., ,—...—. 6) 65 24 26 40
Spilsby 6O 64 .26 23 18 26 36 40
Stamford.-- -,. 57 11 21 24 39 43
York...—. 7O 8.) 20 36 20 29 38 44

NORWICH. July 4.
Wheat (per qr.) Ws. als. 10s. Beans (per qr.).......,
Barley
°its 2us. 265. 235. Flour, fine (per sack;

• 35,. 38s.
• 358.:;88.
c) 3ls. 535.

CANTERBURY, July 4.
Our market was thinly attended, and very few good
Wheats offered; the prices asked were nearly the same as
last week, but towards the close they gave way for White,
but Red WhsatS maintain their price. Little doing in
Spring Corn. Beans nearly unsaleable at any price, the
crops looking so favourable.
Wheat, whits 699. to ;Os.
red )34. to Ms.
Barley, Malting 325. to 365.
Oats
Beans 325. to 34.3.
Pease 32s. to 395.

EXETER 51A RKETS.—JuIy 3.
Beef (score) los. 6d. lli. Pd. Wheat (bus he1)...05.
Ztutton (114 ) 0 4—o 51 Batley 4
Ve :1 and i limb ....0 4i-0 6 Oats
PorY 0 s—o 7 Beans ..- ..6

Turkeys (each) 0 o—o 0 Butter (1k) 0
Ducks (cuuple) —.3 o—4 6 Klgs (16) 0
Pow:s `, o—3 6 Potatoes (peek) ...1

9d. 10s. 6d.
6 —.5 0
3—3 8
0-6 6
8 —.O 10
0 —1 0
2-0 0

Cei
ESTEIL—Wheat, per 751 b. IIL lid. to I Is. 9d. , Bat ley, 38 qrts.
55. Gd. to ss. 9d. ; Oats, 491 b. 3s. 3sl. to 4s. Od.
NANTIVICIL—Wheat, per 751 b. !Is: Od. to Its. 6d. ; Barley, 38
qrts. ss. 9d. to Gs. Od.; Oats. SCIb. 4s. Od. to 4s. 3d.

GLASGOW MARKETS.
(From the Glasgow Herald of Monday.)
The demand for RAW SUGARS has been very steady all
the week ; the sales amount to 850 hhds. and trs., and
prices are without alteration.

- No sales made in COFFEE, GINGER, or PIMENTO.
RUM remlins very flat; nominal price of Jamaicas, 16
0.P., 3s. 4d., and Leewards, Is. 9d. a 2s. for Proofs.
The demand for COTTON has been limited; only 676
pack ages have been sold, and there is no alteration on last
week's prices. The particulars are 13 Sea Island at 13 .1.;
22 Stained do. at 71d. a Bd. ; five Bowed do. at
41 Bowed Georgia at 6id. a qd. ; 153 New Orleans at
si-d. a 6d. ; 232 Egyptian at 7d. a Sp. ;58 Porto
Rico at Bid., 152 Surat, at Sill. a 4d.
In DrEwoons there has beet' nothing done, and prices
are without alteration.

ASSIES are in very limited demand ; the trifling sales
were at S3s. 6d. for partially stained, and 345. for sound
Pots, and Pearls 335. 6d.
No sales made in TOBACCO.

For TA [.LOW there has been a better demand-60 casks
were sold at 39., and small parcels in retail at 40s. a
40s. 6d.

FISH Ott.s ate tlull—Wha!e 231 and Ceti 221. 10s. a
231. per tun, old measure.

The arrivals of GRAIN have been limited this week, with
the exception of Foreign Wheat from the east coast, of
which there has been a considerable quantity. The trans-
actions in Wheat have been principally confined to new
Foreign Red, of which rather extensive sales have been
effected. In other descriptions there has been little done,
and prices of all qualities are is. per boll lower. The de-
mand for Oats, Maley, Beans and Pease has been very
limited ; the inconsiderable sales effected were at a reduc-
tion of Gd. a Is. per boll.

-- - - DUB LI N MARKET NOTE.--FRIDAV, July 3.
From . To M. P.
223 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 30 0 43 0 31 10!‘
0 Pere l6 stone 0 0 0
8 itar ley 1(1 stone 10 0 0 0
1,808 0at5..,..,,...,,,,„,,,,...... I I stone 9 0 15 0 12 2
7,993 Cwt. Flour—. 9 stone 6
6 0 26 0
993
0atmea1..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11 stone 11 0 18 0 13 934
Sold to IZakers only.
5,806 Cwt. F10ur...,,,,,,. 17 0 28 0 21 7%
Average price of Wheat and Flour 555. Od. per sack.
Receipts of Flour, 10,5051 Firsts, —..... from 225. Od. to 28s. Od.
Sales of Do. 7
Seconds, .M..,,from 15‘. Od. to 21s. Od.
'9"' "3 Thirds,-- from .os. Od. to 14s. Od.

PRICE OF BREAD.
Quartern Loaf, 41b. soz. 10,1. I lialf-quartern, 21tr. sd.

BRITISH EXPORTS.

OF THE UNDERMENTIONISD A.lll-
- EXPORTED FROM LIVERPOOL,
ISIVE.

STATEMENT OP THE QUANTITIES
CLES OF BRITISH MANUFACTV,
FROM JUNI: 26 TO JULY 3 INCLU
Pieces. Yards.
Cotton 163,973 3,061,029
Linen 623 513,631
Blanketing 4OO 14,191
Carpeting --- 12,736
Kerseymeres -

Sail Cloth
t!.4"

Dos.
Cotton Hose 3,209
Worsted Hose
Cotton Handkerchiefs 4,980
Cotton Braces 250
Hate ......... ..........
Hardware ..£16.406
Earthenware £5,676
Salt White Bushels 14.9,272
,alt Rock 31,280
Tons. Cwt. Chal.
Coal
Iron

FlannCl

Ends.
Woollen Stuffs-1,792 177
Worsted StutTh 3,296 220,
Calicoes ----
Baize 790
Inf. Woollens-4,410 1,891
Cotton Thread 4,7251 b.
Cotten Yarn —69,213 £—

CATTLE.

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL FROM JUNE 29
TO JULY 4 , BOTH [LAYS INCLUDED.
Cows. I Calves. Sheep. I
Pigs.
IHorses,l Mules.
688 I 437 I 2767 44:11 I 24 1 4

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

DI POI:TEA.
Same pe-
This riod last
year. year.
• Bags. &c.
366,877
39,517
i 26,4C9
(829

EX PORTED.

IPreviouj-

ly this
year.

Liverpool 41:4,951
London 480513
Glasgow
Total expo! ted m
Same period 1828..,

Bags,
66
1,290

52,962.
35,213.

Bags, &c.
20159
90,721
237

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
MoNDAY, Jur.r 6.--High water 17 minutes past
two o'clock.--Wind N.W.—Arrived the Newcastle,
Harwood, from Bahia ; Boston, Finlay, from Charleston ;
Pelorus, Goodwin, from Sicily ; Jane Haddow,
from Charleston ; Gulnare, Griffiths, from ditto; Ran-
ger, Atkinson, from Jamaica ; Komanoff, -----, from
Miramichi ; Lady Helen Mar, Arkle, from ditto; . Han-
nab, Mackie, from Jamaica; Sir Won. Starner, Brough,
from Dublin.

CLEARED OUTWARDS.-The Norval, Boyd, for La
Guayra ; Cohnbia, Kirkwood, for Madeira ; and Dispatch,
Crabb, for Naples.

Passed Holyhead, inward bound, the Richard Walker,
from Jamaica ; St. George, from Havre ; and the Barton,
from 13a rbadoeq.

BIRTHS.

On the Ist inst. at Hatford, Berke, the lady of the Rev.
S. Paynter, of a daughter.
On the 2d inst. at Roebuck, county Dublin, the lady of
J. T. Boileau, Esq. of a son.

O❑ the sth inst. at Barnes, Surrey, the lady of C. H.
Blake, of a daughter.
On the 6th inst. at Hoboro-Snod.land, Kent, the la•ly
of T. Poynder, jnn. Esq. of a daughter.
On the 21st ult. at Florence, the lady of Col. Should-
ham, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 7th inst. at. All Souls', Mary-la-bonne, Mr. C.
Ashman, of Grelit Portland street, to Miss E. Randall,
of Wandsworth ; when the parties, being members of the
church commonly known as "Free-thinking Christiana,"
presented the usual protest against the celebration of mar-
riage by a religious instead of a civil form.
On the 6th inst. at Westminster, Mr. H. Boys, of
Marsham.street, to Caroline, fourth daughter of the late
Mr. J. Corner, of Tufton.street. •
On the 6th inst at Kingston, near Portsmouth, Cape.
E. Rich, R.N., son of the late Sir C. Rich, Bart. of
Shirley House, Hants, to Sophia, youngest daughter of
Capt. G. Angelo, of Hill, Southampton.
On the 4th inst. at Clifton, Capt. W. D. Dalzelle, late
of the Madras army, second son of A. Dalzelle, Esq. of
Barbadoes, deceased, to Jane, eldest daughter of J. Beef's
Esq. of Demerara.