The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-27 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS,

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

SUGAR.—The briskness in the Sugar M oket continued
all list week ; the estimated sales were above 4,000 hhds.
and trs. ; the prices were fully Is. per cwt, higher than
the late lowest point of the Market. The Market opened
this morning tinder very favourable circumstances, the de-
liveries from the wet ehouses having greatly increased, being
larger than the corresponding week of list year, quite a
novelty in our report. The accounts from all the out-
ports were also favourable—brisk Markets, scarcity of
Sugars, and higher prices, particularly at Glasgow. At
the close of the Market the estimated sales this day were
1,500 hhds. and trs. ; we cannot quote any alteration in
prices, but the Market is decidedly higher than on Friday.
The Barbadoes public sale went off Is. higher than the
last sate. The stock of W.st India Sugar is now 41,118
hhds. and trs., being 8 844 more than last year. The
stock of Mauritius 73,190 bags, being 4,533 more tt an
last year. The delivety of West India is 2,874 hhds.
and trs., bring 242 more than last y. ar. The deliv.ry of
Mauritius is 1,740 bags, being 8,067 less than the corre-
sponding week of 1832. In Refined goods last we.k there
were considerable sales, particularly of low goods and fine
Crashed, the latter chiefly at 325. ; fine goods are neglected,
and the late prices se ,rcely maintained. This afternoon
there are no Lumps left on sale, and few parcels of the in-
ferior descriptions ; the fine continues in plentiful supply ;
for fine Crashed the holders ask 325., and there are eaten-

sive offers at 318.
Mu-annuli SUOAR.—The few sales of Mauritius
last week were at full market prices, good and fine strong
brown 51s. a 525.
EAST INDIA SUGIAII. There were considerable

Pal es of Siam Sugars Nat week ; the late advance of la.
per cwt. was firmly maintained, fine brown 21e. 6d.,
good white 255. a 251. 6d.
FORKIGN SUGAR.—The inquiries for Foreign Sugar

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for refining continue considerable, but business is sus-
pended till the adjustment of the tares ; there is no export
demand. Average Price of Sugar 11. 8.. 3i I. per cwt.
WraT INDIA MoLAsses.—The sales of good quality
are considerable, chiefly at 275.
COFVEE.—A parcel of good ord. St. Domingo, 1,126
hags, sold at 605., which is 2s. a 3.. higher thin the
previous nominal price, damaged at 56.. ; good ord Bata-
via 565. 6d. and 575. ; there were few parcels of Jamaica
offering; the D merara sold at previous prices, but heavily ;
the Berbice was all taken in. There were no pubic sales
of Coffee this day, and up to a late hour no purchases by
priva.e contract were reported.
Com:lA.—The late purclia.es of Cocoa are on a very
limited scale, fine Grenada 56,4., ord. Trinidad 48,
Polvr WINE.—The late arrivals go off fee- ly ; they have
met an immediate sale at high prices, and in place, I going
into the warehouses, as formerly, ttiey are taken off the
quay for consumption.
TALLOW.-Tbe market continues firm at the late ad-

vance.
FRUIT.-The demand for the common descriptions o
Fruit has rather improved ; new Valentia Raisins are
taken off freely at 48s. new red Smyrna at Elenie
465. a 475., and very fine at 505. ; new Turkey Figs 60e.
a 62a. ; Currants 81s. a 82s. for butts, and 82s. it 84s.
for raroteels. This day's public sal-s 6,900 drums new
pulled Figs of good quality 60s. a 624., about 1,000 sold,
hut from the appearance of the Mark-t and the number
of orders from the country, it is probable that the great
proportion will be sold before the close of the day. The
French Fruit sold at moderate prices, rather lower; 315
packages Prunes, chests 48s. a 525. ; about 12 000 park-
ages Imperial French Plums, quarter chests 604. a 655.,
small boxes iii cases of 10 casks 80.. a 105.., cartoons in
cases 51. ss. a 71. 15i. ; 12 casks Smyrna Currant, 78,4,
SricEs.-There was some interest excited last week by
the advertisement of 5.478 bags Pepper for public sale ;
nearly the whole went tiff freely at lull Mat stet
pt ices,
ordinary light dusty Sumatra 3il. and 3j. l• Pimento
also full supported the late currency, ordinary 441. a
4-1(1., good 4d. a 44d.
Itenrino.-In Indigo there is no alteration ; the pur-
chases reported are chick of the July and lormer sales
about the currency obtained at the late India House sale.
S•LTrarag.-The late sites 2k to 5 refraction 335. 6d.
a 355. 6d., 14 to 20 at 325.
OILS.-Fisla Oils are firm in price, and some small
sales of Greenland have been made at 22/. 10.. naked.
Linseed Oil is steady in price, with a good Jelnand. Rape
Oil unvaried.
TURPENTINE.-1,400 barrels in slits week, and sold at
or equal to 14a. per cwt.
TOBACCO.-Tbe Continental Markets for Tobacco
continue advancing, but no effect it produced here; the
holders are firm, and the price. are maintained, but there
ate no buyers at present.
Sme.-The Market is heavy ; the arrivals from Italy
lately are immense.
Isis* PROVISIONS.-The arrivals in the last week were,
of Foreign Butter, 3,081, casks--ot Irish only 95 firkins,
and of Bacon 107 bales; however, we had further
arrivals from Ireland yesterday of about 15,000 firkins
Butter, and 5,000 bales of Bacon. The Butter and Bacon
Market still continutas in a very inanimate state, completely
free from all speculative operations, and in prices there has
been very little variation since this day se'nnight. The
following we give as this day's quotations, some of which
may be considered in a great degree nominal :-Friesland
Butter at the quay 921. per cwt. ; Callow as to repute of
shippers 78s. a 835 on board, 80s. a 854. landed ; Belfast
80s. on botrd, 821. landed ; Waterford 725. a 754. on
board, 734. a 765. landed ; Cork (a. to the selection of
qualities) '73s. a 745. on board, 755. a '77s. landed ;
Limerick 725. 6d. a '731. on board, 755. 6d. a 76..
landed; Sligo 70a. on board, 7216 landed ; Dublin 68s.
on board, 695. a 708. landed ; Westmeath 70.. on board,
71s. a 725. landed ; Newry 685., and Banbridge 69a. on
board for parcels now shipped. Prime small signed B•icon
we quote 355. a 375., and heavy 31s. a 325. landed ; heavy
Waterford is offering at 30s. on board for next month's
shipment ; Belfast Bale Middles 3I s. a 325. on hoard,
325. a 331 landed ; Belfast Tierce Middles 325. a 354.,
arid Limerick 36.. a 37a. landed; Belfast Hams bOa. a
521. landed ; Belfast Bladder Lard 465. on board, 48s. a
498. landed ; Waterford and Limerick 495. a 50s. on biiard,
51.. a 531. landed, as to quality and packages. In Beef
and Pork very little doing.
Rice.-At public sale last week 1:830 bags Patna kind
sold 14s. a 155., which is Is. lower.
COTTON.-The accounts from Liverpool state there was
more business on Saturday, and that the buyers came for
ward freely, under the idea of the Market having reached
the lowest. From Manchester the report is favourable;
goods were in great request at the late reduction in the
prices. In this Market the sales of Cotton are too incon-