The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-21 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)

SUGAR.-The extensive arrivals of produce this week,
particularly from the West Indies, occasioned a still greater
heaviness in the Sugar Market, and the prices must again
be stated is. lower ; there are, however, few sellers at any
reduction. The estimated sales of this week only amount
to 2,000 hhds. and trs. In the Refined Market there have
been Lumps, manufactured from the cane-juice (lately
imported), they resemble the patent make, but we believe
no sales have yet been effected. The Refined Market has
been very dull, and the few sales reported are still at lower
prices; ord. crushed on board, 31s. a 325., and fine at
355. ; there are still buyers at these prices, but few or no
sellers. This afternoon there are still inquiries for the fine
descriptions of crushed, and offers of 34,5. a 345. tid, are
freely made, but the refiners refuse to sell at these prices,
and have obtained, in a few instances, for small parcels,
355. ; but some of the holders will not even sell at that
price. One parcel of low crashed is reported to have been
sold at 315., but there does not appear to be any more
offering upon the same terms. The grocers have not been
buying quite so freely this week.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.-In consequence of the dud state
of the raw market, Mauritius Sugars are again rather
lower, particularly the brown descriptions.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.-The few sales of East India
which we hive to report are about at the reduction in the
prices we stated in our last publication ; Bengal low mid.
white, 265. 6d. a 274. ; low yellow Manilla washed, 235.
a 235. 6d. ; Java yellow soft to fine, 245. a 265. 6d. ;
mid. to good white Siam, 255. and 255. 6d.
FOREIGN SUGAR.-In addition to the extensive sales of
Havannah Sugars which we have lately enumerated, there
are about 1,000 boxes white Havannah t Area about 355.
At a public sale of 147 boxes dam tged white, but still a fair
parcel, a part sold 325. a 325. 6d., the remainder was
withdrawn at higher prices 325. a 335. There are no
purchases of Brazil Sugar to report.
COFFEE. -The accounts from the Continental Markets
continue very favourable for Coffee, but the recent specu-
lations and the extensive arrivals have produced a great
heaviness in the market, but there are few or no sellers at
any reduction. A floating cargo of St. Domingo, 1,500
bags, at Cotes sold at 665. At a public sale of 1,006
bags St. Domingo yesterday (not a choice parcel), the
hilliest offer appeared to be 655. 6d. ; the sound was all
taken in at 665. 64, ; some good ord. Brazil sold at 655.;
ord. Sumatra 555. 6d. a 569. The British Plantation
Coffee is also dull-ord. Jamaica 90s. a 935., good 945.
a 955. This day by public sale 88 trs. 19 brie. Jamait:a
Coffee were sold at about yesterday's prices-pale to good
ord. 908. a 945. 6d. ; fine ord. 958. a 965. ; mid. taken
in at 1225. _ _ _

COCOA.—The demand for Cocoa has subsided. A
parcel of 300 bags Trinidad at public sale was all taken in;
no buyers. By private contract a sale of Bengal Cocoa is
reported at 275.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The arrivals of Rum
this week are rather extensive, yet the holders are fi:m,
and will submit to no reduction, the consequence is a
languid market, and very few purchasea are reported ;
Leewards are still held for 2s. 3d.—Brandy has been
brisk.—ln Geneva there is little variation.
ARRACK.-487 cases Batavia Arrack, 6 per cent. over,
2s. 6d. per gallon, all sold at full prices.
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market has fluctuated consi-
derably lately, owing to the understanding among the
speculators fur the rise in prices, and also the f evourable
accounts of this year's whale fishery, the tendency of the
Market has been downwards.

IRISH PROVISIONS. —The Government contract for the
supplying of 10,000 trs. of Navy Beef, and 9,000 trs. of
Navy Pork, was taken yesterday by four or five different
parties, in quantities from 1,000 to 6,000 trs. each, and
at prices varying from 61. 10s. a 61. 14s. 9d. for the
Beef, and 5/. 7s. a 51. 14s. 9d. for the Pork. The arri-
vals since Monday of Foreign Butter are about 1,700
casks, of Irish 16,500 firks., but of Bacon only 370 bales.
The price of fine Friesland Butter still keeps at 80s. a 82s.
per cwt. at the quay ; and in Irish we can scarcely note
the least alteration since our last. New prime singed
small Bacon is in request at 398. a 40s. per cwt. landed,
and at 38s. on board for immediate shipment ; at 375.
there are a few sellers for nest month's shipment. Prime
Bladder Lard is bringing 595. a 60s. per cwt. Bale and
Tierce Middles, as well as Hams, Beef, and Pork, are
nominally the same as quoted in our last.
SALTPETRE..—.The demand for Saltpetre is limited, 3
to 4 refraction Saltpetre from Calcutta 395. ; inferior
quality Madras 31s. at 38s. At the Company's sale, this
day, 235 tons uncleared sold at from 38s. 6d. to 415.,
being 39. a ss. lower than it was sold for at the Company's
last sale. This Saltpetre was bought by a speculator,
and when be found there was no chance of the Market

Wheat, Old
- Foreign
Oats, Poland
- Small or Fee(
Foreign
Barley, Norf. & Sul
Foreign
Beans
Pease, White..,.,,,,
Tares ................
Rapeseed. in laond,

r..!LL MARKET.—Sept. 17.
—s. 545. 575. New —s. 465. Ws.
—s. 50s. Ms. ln bond... —s. —s. —s.
—s. 18s 20s. Old
d.... —s. 16s. 18s
—s. 16s. 18,3
I. —s. OOs. OOs. Linc. & Wold —s. 00s COs.
—s. 365. 38s. Foreign —s. 00s. OOs.
—s. 00s. 00s. Grey —s. 325. 34a.
—s. 00s. 00s. Foreign —s. 00s. OOs.
, none. Free, per last 261. 281. Os.

DEVIZES CORN MARKET —Sept. 19.
Per Sack. s. d. s. d. Per Quarter. s. d. s. d•
Best Wheat...... 30 0 to n 0 Barley 25 oto 30 0
Second ............ 25 0 27 6 Oats lB 0 25 6
Thirds ....... .... . 21 0 23 0 Beans (per sack) 18 0 22 0
1146 Sacks of Wheat sold l„ „ Flour (per bag) 4O 0 44 0
at the average of " " Bread (per gall). 1 2 0 0

..
GUILFORD MARKET.--Sept. 14.
Wheat (Per Load) —l3/. to 161. Oats (Per Qr.) lBs. to 245.
----01 d.....,... 9 17 Beans 32 40
Barley (Per Qr.) ......... 325. Pease 3B 38

NAVY CONTRACTS.—The Lords Commis-
sioners for conducting the office of Lord High Admiral,
yesterday afternoon took contracts for the supply of large
quantities of navy beef and pork, for the use of his Ma-
jesty's navy. The quantity required on the present occa-
Fi en was equal to 10,000 tierces of beef, and 9,000 tierces
of pork, being nearly 6,000 tierces more than was con-
tracted for in the corresponding month of last year. There
were many tenders sent in by the chief houses in the
trade,. and the contracts were taken by four or five houses
at prices equal to the following, viz. :—For the beef,
from 61. 12s. to 61. 14s. ; and for the pork, from Si. 6s.
to 51. 13s. per navy tierce. These prices are much higher
than were given in September last, when 13,500 tierces
of beef and pork were supplied at 61. 4s. per tierce all
round.

Great improvement, as to internal comfort and
convenience to the traveller, has taken place in the con-
struction of wail coaches. One coach, upon the new plan,
was started on each road, at the annual exhibition of those
vehicles, and others will follow as fast as those in use re-
quire replacing.