The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-26 00:00:00

MARKET IN ELLIGENCE.

LONDON 11f ARKET§.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)

The report respecting Foreign Spirits, the Duties and
Regulations, has been confirmed by an order from the.
Treasury ; it is, however, more extensive and favourable
for the' W,neand Spirit trade than the most sanguine
could anticipate. The following are brief extracts :
All Foreign Spirits in bond to pay duty according to
the actual strength and quantity when taken out for home
consumption ; no allowance to be made for under-proof
to a greater extent than 10 per cent._

On export an allowance of one gallon on every 100 fur
every six months the spirits have been in warehouse.

Wfsat.—lst. Wine in the warehouses may be filled up,
fined, and racked. Lees to he destroyed.

2d.• Bonded Brandy may be added' to Wine in bonded
stone fur preservation and improvement. Brandy not to
4Xceefl 20 pee colt., 411 d upon tieing take 6 out for home
consumption to pay duty as wine.
3d. Wines may be mixed with the same description of
wine ; these wines to be branded " mixed 'vines."
The other details are too extensive for enumeration.
SUGAR.—The late arrivals of new M-,iscovades have
not been adequate 'to the demand ; the Sales last week
were estimated at 2,500 hhds. and trs., and they would
have been much more extensive, had there been supplies
of good quilities ; 29,000 bags Mauritius were sold,
which establishes an extensive trade for the week. The
stock of Sugar in LOndon is now 11,396 ads. and trs.
West India MUseovaties; being 4,463 less than last year.
The stock of Mauritius is 130,525 bags, being 73,521
more than last year; it is, however, to-be observed of the

EM.T INDIA SISCAIL-At the public sales above 29,000
bags Mauritius Sugars were brought forward last week;
they consisted of every description, and sold at full market
prices ; the Strong for refining rather higher, brown 4.3,
yelloW low to middling Us. a 525., fine- 535. a.
605., grey 465. a 535. This day, at public sales, 6,187
bags Mauritius, the great proportion low brown, which
sold heavily at a small reduction ; the good went off at
full prices.

COFFEE.—At the close of last week 1,670 bales Mocha
Coffee were brought forward to public sale, and, being too
great for the demand, a fall of 10s. a 15s. per cwt. took
place, making a decline of above 30s. in a few weeks;
large parcels Sumatra and Batavia► mixed sold at the for-
mer currency, 265. a 325., Brazil 325. 6d. ; the Jamaica,
Demerara, and Berbice Coffee sold freely, and at full market
prices. There were no public or private sales this day.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The sales of Ruin
are confined to small parcels too limited for enumeratior.
Old bonded Brandies have in several instances sold At an
advance of 4d. to 6;1. per gallon, on account of the late
boon to the trade in the regulation as to duty and allow-
ances (the particulars of which we this day give) ; in the
new there is no alteration. Geneva continues neglected.
To-day there is no alteration in Rum ; delivered last week
953 puns. and hhds. of which 375 were for home con-
sumption. The following are the latest transactions in
Brandy :

Cognac, Landed 1326 and 182'7. 1828 and 1829. 1830.
.st Brandy, viz. 1825...15. a 4s. 6d.

1927 3s. 9d 3s. ed. a 3s. Bd.
1828 3s. 6d.
1929 3d.
2d Brands 2s. 9d. a 3s. 3d... 2s. Sd. a 3s.
3d ditto 2s. 6d. a 2s. id.
Bordeaux 2s. 3d.

ElEmit, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow market is
very firm at the late improvement, 34.5. 9d. a 355., and
for arrival 365., buyers. In Flax considerable sales are
lately reported. Hemp is lower. The letters from St.
Petersburgb are dated the 7th inst. Exchange 10-ad. 13-32.
Tallow 96 rubles. Hemp, 100 s. a 103 s. Flax, 115 s.
TOBACCO.-Tobacco continues neglected.
SALTPETRE.—SeveraI sales are reported at 38s. ; the
holders generally ask 2s. higher.
FRUIT.-There is more demand for Fruit; Red Smyrna
Raisins have been sold at 34'. ; Figs, 455. ; and Currants
have advanced 2s, sales being reported at 70s.
COTTON.—Last week at public sale, 2,317 bags Surats,
above 2,000 bags were middling, and sold freely at 44d.
to 4d., being full prices, and about id. to id. only below
the late highest price in this market; the remainder, ordi-
nary, did not sell. The other purchases for the week,
ending la,t night inclusive, consist of 100 Bengal at 4d. ;
350 Surats at 4id. a 4id.
Hors.—The market is firm at the late advance we
noticed ; there is more inquiry, but the demand has been
checked by the late favourable rains and thunder storms,
and the report is, . that though the fly had increased, yet
the plant looks strong and healthy.

IN DI ao.r7The pUrchaseA.of indigo ,a,0.111-Salek Aerl4
'COllltgablE during tile week. The prices were at the
currency of the last India House sale. The demand has
since been checked by the accounts from Calcutta stating
the crop will be 130,000 maunds in place of 115,000
which was the last estimate. The letters are to the Ist
of February, through France.

SPICES.-Yesterday, at public sale, 534 small 13 igs
Pepper ; good Malabar sold Sid. and 4d., white sd.
Small parcels of Mace, Nutmegs, and Cloves were taken
in, but afterwards reported sold at rather lower prices.
This day 42 bags Pimento, former prices, SFI. ; 33 bags
white Pepper sold &id. a 6id. ; six chests Mace 4s. 6d. ;
10 puns. Cloves Is. 2d., bought in.

WooL.—There are only a very few parcels of ord.
Wool left in this market ; the first arrivals will meet
ready sale ; the only stock here is of the mid. description,
fine is very scarce.
TEA.—The demand far Boheas continues. Congous
are heavy on the approach of the prompt day, whic is
on Friday.
limit PROVISIONS —B: of and Pork are little varied.
There are no Irish Butters offering ; the stock in London
18S firkins, a circumstance without precedent ; good
would sell at 1055., Dutch is 112 s. The stock of Bacon
is large, and increasing rapidly ; the market is, in conse-
qu ace, very heavy, but there is no reduction to notice in
the prices. _

RICE.-There is no alteration in Rice. On Friday, al
public sale, 2,571 Lags Bengal sold, good I Is. 6d. a 12s,
MAHOGANY.—Two cargoes Honduras sold 9d. a I Id.
a cargo of Spanish averaged 23id. per foot.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK

Wbeat. Barley. i Oats. I Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s.
Boston 66 28 26 38
Gainsborough 68 34 22
Grantham M, 64 72. 27 83 18 30 35 40
Grimsby 54 67 20 32 18 25 28 84
Elorncastles4 62 25 33 15 20 30 48
Lincoln 63 68 26 57 24 27 34 33
Spilsby • 64 68 20 34 18 26 34 38
Stamford. 6O 70 33 au '22 26 41 42
York— 4B 72 24 40 IS 32 44
EXETER M ARK E I'S —May 21.
Beef (score) Os. 0(1.10i. 00. Wheat (kushei)...Bs. (10. As 3d
Mutton (1k) 0 5 —5 6 I Barley

EXETER MAI
Beef (score) Os. o,lloi. Od.
Mutton (1k) 0 5 ,41 6
Veal an,l Lamb 0 4—o 6
Perk 0 41-0 6
Geese (each) 0 0 —0 0
Ducks (coup c) 4 6—6 0
Fowls . 3 0 —4 6

K E I'S
\\Th Ktt
Oats
Beans

6,1. 9s 3d,
0 —•4 6
6 —4 0
0 —5 6
8 —0 10
0 —1 0
0

Mater (II
Bogs (IS)
Potatoes

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