The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-28 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Flour.
I
2,550 qrs 1,300 qrs. I 2,200 qrs.' 3,'50 sacks
600

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brIF.

CITY MARKETS.-(TWO O'CLOCK.)

PLANTATION SUGARS.—The scarcity of good Sugars has in-
creased this week, and as the demand at present is chiefly con- •
fined to those qualities, very little business has been done;
prices are very firmly maintained, and upon some of the strong
refining descriptions a small advance:has in some instances been
given ; of the inferior descriptions also there has been a more
limited supply this week, but prices remain the same : of Mau-
ritius Sugar the public sales have again been very extensive,
13,368 bags having been offered on Friday last, and '22,088 bags
this week; nearly the whole, however, have been taken off, and
very little alteration can be noticed in the prices of the good and
fine descriptions, but all qualities under 475. have been sold Is.
per cwt, lower than was realized last week.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—The purchases have been confined to a few
small parcels white Havannah, and no alteration in prices has
transpired.
REFINED SUGARS.—This market has been very flat this week,
and some parcels of low Lumps hzve been sold at a small reduc-
tion in price ; generally, however, no alteration has taken place,
as goods continue to betaken off for shipping both to the con-
tinent, and for crashing for the Mediterranean ; of crashed the
sales this week have been rather limited, but offers continue to
be made a shade under the quotations, particularly for the
middling and good descriptions, the sort of goods suitable for
making which, are still very scarce, and taken off freely by the
melters. Of fine Loaves for the double-refined bounty, there
has been a rather better supply, and' a. few parcels have been
sold, crashed, at rather lower prices, say 38s. a 395.
COFFEE.—OnIy one small public sale has been brought forward
this week, consisting of 120 casks Jamaica, of ,good ordinary to
good middling descriptions, which went off at very full prices ;
privately there has been scarcely any thing done either in
Foreign or Plantation.

FRUIT.—No alteration has takenplace this week :ithe sales are
very limited.

TIM FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 21.—There has been a fair demand this
week for British Plantation Sugar, the-sales amounting to about
1,000 hogsheads, at rather lower prices; besides which 300 bags
of Bengal have been taken. The demand for Cotton this week,
has been very limited, owing in a great measure to heavy ar-
rivals, the import exceeding 39,000 bags, (nearly all Ameri-
can), the juices for which description have receded !i,d. per
lb. The Tobacco Market continues dull. The demand for tine
Timber has been tolerably fair, though net so extensive as it was
a few weeks back. The old stock is diminishing very fast. Some
interim sorts have been forced into the Market at low prices.
They write from Paris, that the report inserted in the Jour.
nail of a number of sick being on board the ships of the expe-
dition is incorrect, and has been contradicted by the French
Admiralty. A night and day telegraph is to be established on
board the Provence, by order of Admiral Duperre, to keep up a
communication with the troops on shore.
Extract of a letter from Naples:—His Royal Highness the
Duke of Calabria has received orders from his father to assemble
the Neapolitan Navy, which is to be sent to the Barbary coast
the moment the French expedition sails from Toulon.