The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-11 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Currant of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The purchases of the West India Sugars at
public sales and by private contract last week were about
2000 hhds.and trs.; the market was dull, but no reduction
can be stated in the prices. The stock of West India
Sugar is now 8,345 hhds. and trs., being 7,030 less than
last year. The stock of Mauritius is 38,356 bags, being
79,208 bags less than last year. The delivery last week
was 2,064 hhds. and trs. of West India, being 731 less
than last year, and the delivery of Mauritius 7,833 bags,
being 4,332 less than on the corresponding week of 1830.
At the close of the market the estimated sales this day
were 1,100 hhds. and trs., including the Barbadoes sale,•
which went off at market prices. The chief show of net
Sugars were parcels fit for refining, which met a ready
sde ; there is no alteration in prices. In the refined
market last week there was little business done; the
shippers bought sparin,ly, and the holders were so anxious
to sell, that the prices receded about 6d. ; the finer goods
were also dull, but no alteration could be stated in the
eurr,ncy. This day the Hamburg steam-boat arrived ton
late to give an impulse to the market, it remains dull at
the small decline we have stated, fine goods also heavy.
Molasses 235. 3,1.

EAST INDIA SUGARS —2,431 bass Sam damp yellow
sold at full prices 153. a 17s. 6d., Mauritius Sugars fully
supported the last prices, but the sales last week were
inconsiderable. This day 3,627 bags Mauritius Sugar
sold with briskness at 6d. to Is. advance on former prices.
FOREIGN SUGARS.--There were no purchases of Ha-
vannah Sugar last week, the sales of Brazils are some
yellow Parnams 10s., Para Muscovades 15s. 6d. a 225. 6d.
for brown to good bright yellow. This day 150 chests
Brazil, chiefly ord. white Rios were offered at public sale,
but we believe the whole were taken in. Average price
of Sugar, 11. 6s. 0-1;a1. per cwt.
COFFEE.—The quantity of East India Coffee by public
sale and by private cvntract last week was nearly 6,000
bags, good ord. Ceylon 398. a 40s. 9d., good ord. old
13 itavia extensively at 425. a 43e. 6d. ; Mysore 475. a
495. ; 400 bags Brazil, fine ord. 445. ; mixed ord. Bahia
SSs. 6d. ; good ord. Sr. Domingo sold at 405., fine-ord.
425. The quantity of British Plantation Coffee offered
was quite inconsiderable, the prices could not be stated at
any alteration. This day 45 casks Jamaica Coffee, low
good old. broken 445., a very good ord. 465. 6d. a 478.
good mid. not sold. The market looks more firm than
last week.

Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The only sale of
Hum reported are proof Leewards is. Bd. Brandy is very
dull, and the best marks of 1829 were reported so low as
4s. 4d., there have since been some purchases at 4s. 6d.,
the market is in con,equenee more firm. Geneva is still
neglected. More sales of secondary marks of Brandy
Ss. 10d. and 4s.

HEMP, FLAX„tti D TALLOW.—The Tallow Market is
still in a nominal state. 'We insert the latest prices paid,
the dill rence b,tween the prices for parcels on the spot,
and for delivery in September is now only about 2s. per
cwt. In Hemp or Flax there is little variation,

INDIGO.-The late orders received appear to be fully
executed ; the market has, in consequence, become very dull.
Rice.—At a public sale last week 230 brls. Carolins
Rice sold at 335. ; Bengal Rice 14s. a 16s. ; cargo 1
Hors.—The froit of Friday night is reported to have
injured the Hop.bines severely ; the Hop Market is in con-
sequence more firm.

TEA.—There is rather more doing in the market, but
without alteration in prices.
PIMENTO.—This day 539 bags Pimento went off a
shad, lower, good 414. a 4d.
Coccia.—This day 102 bags Grenada Cocoa, good
quality 4.55. a b Is. _

Oni,s.—The reports of the Southern Fishery yesterday
were late and very favour Me, but the Sperm Oil is in
such few hawk, that the ace unto had no effect on market
prices. The accounts of the Sealing are also very favour-
able. Linseed Oil is dull, and rather lower. Common
Oils steady.
SILK.—We have little alteration to note in the market;
advices from the country state more business was done
during the past week, but without any advance on our
pies nt low quotations ; the arrivals of Italians continua
free.

TOBACCO —There are some inquiries after Tobacco, but
no saes to any extent.
Corm:v.—The CoVon Minket remains steady. The
late put chases are 650 Surat, ord. 41.14. ; good, sd. ; 130
I3engal, fair, 40., good, 4 d. ; 30 Bowede, good fair,
6-kd. ; 280 Pernams, fair, 7id., good 71d.
FRUIT. —There were extensive transactions in red
Smyrna Raisins last week, at 389., 395., and 40s. ; the
latter is now the lowest quotation.

EAST INDIA SALE.-500 tons Company's Saltpetre
d. to lid. per cwt. refraction, 38s. 64. a 405., all sold;
1 700 bags Uusifted Pepper, tool light 2 d. ; mid. heavy
24 1, bought in ; 554 bags Cloves, good Bourbon, mid.
9,1., bought in ; 650 chests Mare, fine bright Bencoolen
4s. 94. a ss. 3d., Amboyna, very good seconds, 41. sd. a
is. 64., mid. and ordinary; 4s. 14. a 4s. 3d., mouldy 31.
10J. ; 85 casks Nutmegs, good unsorted 3s. aSa 4d.. ;
160 chests Cassia Buds, good 87s. 64. a 905., weak 775.
6d. a 78s. 6d. After the India Sale, 56 casks Nutmegs,
lair 2s. 1 141. a 3s. Id., good 3s. 44. a 3s. sd. ; 54 casks
Macc, good 4s. 2d. a 4s 6d., mid. 3s. 104. a 45.; $7
bags Bencoolen Cloves, good I Id. a 12d., ord. 7d. a 9d.
Saltpetre is Ss. a 4s. per cwt. lower. Mace is 4d. to 6d.
per lb. lower. Cloves 24. a 3d. lower. Nutmegs little
varied.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK•

Wheat. ' Barley. I Oats. Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to 8. s. to s. s. to s. 's. to S.
BOE ton., 68 31 26 39
Gainsborough 61 37 26 41
Grantham 70 77 44 47 24 30 42 46
Grimsby 58 70 30 36 18 26 34 40
liorricastle 6O 66 30 40 21 27 36 40
Lincoln 68 74 44 47 22 28 40 4"4
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Spilsby ~60 70 28 40 22 28 36 'it'
Stamford 64 77 4t 45 23 24 37 -r„
62 74 36 45 24 32 38 46
LEWES MARKET.—May 10.
White Wheat (rer quarter)--.X3 15 0 to 16 6
Red 3 10 0 3 12 0
Barley 1 5 0 2 0 0
Oats, New 1 7 0 1 10 0

Oats, New
Oil Cake, New

1 5 0
17 0 1
1 14 0
12 0 0 per th,

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rousand.

MANCHESTER, May 7. . '
The attendance was not large, but we had a liberal show of
samples. Wheat is 3d. to 4d. ,er bushel lower, and difficult to
quit. Grinding Barley is full 2d. under the prices of this dal
week. The sale of Oats is languid, at Id. to 2d. below the last
quoted prices. Boiling Pease remain nominal, and Beans are
Is. per quarter lower. The demand for Malt is very limited, and
it is with the greatest difficulty that the currency subjoined can
be obtained. Sack Flour is Is. 6d. cheaper, and Barrel Flour P.
under last week. Oatmeal is likewise Is. per load lower.
Wheat, per 701 b. 10s. 3d. to 104. 9d. Red 9s. 9d. to 10s. 4d.
Barley, per 601 b. 5 0 5 9 Oats 4 6 4 7
Beans, per Imperial quarter
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel 5 0 6 0
Malt, per 6 imperial bushels 5O 0 51 0
Flour, pet Saak cf 2801 b. 54 0 58 0,

NORWICH. May 7.
Our market continues to be well supplied with Wheat froo
the farmers, and several parcels of foreign were offered; good
fresh-thrashed samples have been taken off pretty readily, 8t
about Is. per quarter below last week's prices. There were no
buyers of foreign Wheat today. Barley and Oats sell heavilY,
at a reduction of Is. per quarter. Beans and Pease are nominally
the same in price. Flour is Is. per sack lower.
Wheat (per qr.) .... 60s. 695. 711 s. I Beans (per qr.) 38s. as.
Barley 30s. 40s. 4425. Pease, Grey...—. 40s. 440.
Oats —... 284. 39.5. 3.5%. Flour, fine (Ter .nele) 51. 53..

CAN JL4y
We had a fair supply of NVheat, but the demand being
mited, the same met a slow sale at Is. per quarter cheaper.
Wheat, white 70s. to 765. —a. to —B,
565. to 725. —s. to ,
Barley, Malting 38s. to 48s. Grinding.. 3es. to Ws.
Oats VI ••••••••••••••••••••NINIVO 255. to 22a. 01,10,...•••••••• to —s.
Beans 3625. to 40s. Old 3es. to 4614.
Pease 38s. to 425. 355. to 41:18,_