The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-03 00:00:00

port, WorcestcrEtire----W-I.'ShZems:r- and V.'. D:.ke, ta;lor6, Li.
s'po,l—S. P. Wright atid-T. Duithage, wliNtlng-I;rush zr,:tuta-
f..eturers, Citristoplu.r.strect, 11.:tton-g.arden—R. :cholison and
Co., lillen-drapurs, Yo. k, as hr reg.:rds G. lluthon —G. Me-
rington and Co , linen-drapers, N. e W Bond-street—J. Hall, jun.,
and G. Hall, grocers, Whitby, Yorkshire—l. Bullinan and Co.,
tailors, Ashton-under-Lyne—J. Harrison and T. Vs ilde, silver.
nianufacturel-s, Sheflield—J. Johnson and Co., shopkeepers,
Hudderstield—W. Liddle and IL Poole, auctioneers, Newport,
Shropshire,

LONDON MARKETS.

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

SUGAR.—The demand for coloury sugars last week was
considerable, and as the reduced stock consists chiefly of the
very low descriptions, an advance of Is. per cwt. was obtained
on the fine; the other qualities were without alteration in
prices, but there was generally more inquiry for sugars, and
the estimated sales during the week were 3,000 hhds. and
tierces; it is calculated there are only 5,00011105, and tierces in
the importers' hands in London. The stock of Writ India Si.lgar
is now 11,757 hhds and tierces, which is 3,481 more than Tact
year. The stock of Mauritius is 48,180 bags, bring 4,651 more
than last year. The delivery of West India Sugar is 2,371
lids and tierces, being 584 more than last year. The delivery
of Mauritius 6,796 bags, being 1,553 less than the corresponding
week of 1832. There is snore business doing in sugars th,l
morning. At the close of the market the estimated sales were
1,200 hhds and tierces ; the market is Is. lower for brown sugar,
on account of the eagerness of the holders to sell ; the prices
of coloury sugar are supported. Bright brown Sugar sold to-
day 465. and 475. In the refined market there was little alte-
ration last week ; the prices of the low goods are well supported ;
the fine being in snore plentiful supply, are offering on rather
lower terms ; crushed 295. In the RefirnAl Market there was
no alteration this afternoon, the inquiries have rather in.
creased.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.--The sales are still confined to
small parcels good white Siams 235. and 245.; yellow 18s. and
19s. ; Bengal white 22.5. a 245.. ; Java 225. a 2.35. This day's
public sale 276 bags fine yellow to low white Siam 20s. Gd. a
21s. fid. former prices.

MAURITIUS SUGARS.—There have been no public sales
since Tuesday last; the prices by private contract are without
alteration, with more firmness in the Market. This day's public
sale 1,‘.2-21 bags were low washed Sugars from the Cape, forming
no criterion of Market prices.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—At public sale 1,794 boxes Havan,
nah Sugar, very strong white 275. a Zs. 6d., good yellow 6d.
low to good white 2.45. a 275. being heavy at former prices. This,
day's public sale 136 boxes Havannah, ord. to good white sold
255. 6d. a 28s. about former prices.

COFFEE.—There was no alteration in Foreign or East
India Coffee last week, but generally the Market appeared very
heavy. The British plantation descriptions continued in good
demand for the home consumption, and the prices in several
instances were Is. a 2s. higher, Jamaica clean triage sold 70s.
a 755. Gd., fine ord. Sts. a 84s. ; Sumatra sold 475. a 475. 6d. ;
Havannah good ord. pale 51s. 6d. up to 555. 6d. for fine ord. ;
for the coloury Ceylon 5-1,. The Market this afternoon is steady,
only 10 brls. Jamaica at public sate.

RUM, BRANDY, •ND HOLLANDS.—There is little doing
in Rum; the Market continues very dull, and purchases may
be made a shade lower. Brandy is at a small decline; the best
marks 3s. I Id. a 4s. Geneva is at nominal quotations, on ace
count of the few transactions lately reported. This afternoon
proof Leewards appear scarce, no parcels offer at Is. 9d. Rather
considerable sales of low quality Jamaica Rum are reported,
30 over, at 2s. 7d. a 3s.

TA LLO W.—The Tallow Market continues very heavy, and
lower.

OlL—Fish Oils remain as last week, with a fair business.
Linseed Oil, owing to the export demand, has advanced to
X/. per ton, and, from scarcity, is expected to go higher.
INDIGO.—The deliveries of Indigo this month are nearly
one.third more than in March of last year ; the improvement
is in the home consumption of the country. The quantity
now declared for the India House Sale on the 16th instant is
4,348 chests, a very large proportion is of good strong con-
suming qualities; taking last sale's prices they are valued at
3s. 6d. a 3s. 104. ; 189 Madras, pretty good quality. The whole
sale, it is expected, will not exceed 5,000 chests.
COTTON.—The Cotton Market is very steady, but the
purchases reported are quite inconsiderable.
TEA.—The delivery has again last week exceeded a million
of pounds weight; the Market remains firm.
SALTPETRE.—There is no alteration in the demand or in
the prices of Saltpetre. This day's public sale 300 bags, 836 re-
fraction, sold 30s. a 30s. 6d.; Company's Refined may be quoted
325., British 345.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.