The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-29 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Flour.
English 3,250 qrs. 2,950 qrs. 11,390 qrs. s,7oosacks.
Irish B3O
Foreign - brls.

CITY MARKETS-(TWO O'CLOCK.)

BRITISH PLANTATION SUGAR.—No variation in prices,
or in the demand since last week. The holders still re-
main firm, and as the buyers are not disposed to take any
parcels beyond their present want., business continues on
a very limited scale, viz. about 1300 lads. The refiners
gave from 565. 6d. to 595. for low and good brown work-
ing sorts of Jamaica, &c. There has not been many gro-
cers in the market, their attention is now principally
turned to the fresh arrivals of Fruit.

Foitztax SUGAR.—A public sale of 1054 boxes white
and yellow Ilavannah took place on Tuesday, but the de•
mand being very slow increased the disinclination for busi-
ness, and the above being from Trinidad da Cuba, which
are not in such general favour as the Matanzas or Ha-
vannah, met a very heavy sale. The sound whites, owing
to the lateness of the season, found no purchasers, and
were bought in ; low and good white 345. to 40s. ; the
wasted sold at 265. to 315., being 3s. to 4s. below
former purchases. Yellows sold 6d. cheaper ; there were
a few strong lots of good yellow, which brought 235. to
241. ; the remainder low and middling sold from
225. to 234. There is nothing at present doing by pri-
vate contract.

EAST INntA SUGAR.-9,731 bags of Mauritius have
been brought to market by public sale, of which 4,485
bags on Friday last were chiefly of low quality, and sold
heavily and somewhat lower, some lots of brown bringing
only 425. 6d. to 435. ; but the greater proportion of this
parcel was washed, and not a fair criterion of the market;
the remainder of the 5,246 bags sold on Wednesday last
being an improved assortment had a more ready demand,
and obtained steady prices. Browns 435. 6d. to 445. 6d. ;
low and middling yellows, 47e. to 51s. ; and good yellow
front 535. to 545. ; there is a small arrival to-day of 840
bags : 969 bags low and good white Bengal have been
likewise sold by auction, 265. to 31s. 61, being 64. to
1.. 64. below former prices. A large parcel of Siams
have also been disposed of, 1,976 bags, which is princi-
pally of a low quality, experienced a flat sale ; a few strong,
middling, and good white brought 26.. to 28.. ; low ditto,
235. to 255. 64. ; and brown to fine yellow.
Hermon SUGARS.-Some partial business has been
done at our last prices, which are 64. to Is. under those
of last week. Ordinary large Lumps have been done at
655., and in some instances lower, and good small Lumps,
for which 68s. was asked last week, have also been
sold at 675. ; these purchases were chiefly for the Haven-
nob market. The present prices of packing and crashing
lumps (contrary to general opinion) are now 21. to 2s. 6d.
cheaper on board, than prior to the reduction of the draw-
back, at the beginning of this month,
SALTPItTIiE.-385. to 40s. per hundred. This market
is heavy.
BALTIC NODUCIL-Tallow, 41s. per hundred; Hemp,
395. per ton. St. Petersburgh, Oct. I (IS), Exchange,
lid. Tallow, 995. to 108 s. Bought 200 casks ; shipped
off, 12,900. Freights, 30s. Ships arrived, 693 ; ditto
sailed, 556.