The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-27 00:00:00

in several instances been refused. The Market is more firm
this afternoon, and few sellers on account of the briskness
in the Raw Market.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-There is no demand for East
India Sugars ; the Slams offered at pubic sale, 826 bags,
were all withdrawn ; it is reported some Bengals have
been taken for export at former prices.
MAURITIUS SUGARS.-There have been no public sales
since our last publication; the inquiries by private con-
tract are continued, and the advance is firmly maintained.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-The only demand is fur damaged
Havannah ; some white damaged sold at 275. a 28s. 6d. ;
yellow 21s. a 235. At public sale 237 chests were
offered, about a half went off at and after the sale at a re-
duction of about 2s. on the previous prices; low to mid-
dling good white 21s. a 255., brown 18s. 6d. a 21s. ;
white Pernams 275. This day's public sale 168 chests
Havannah, but only the damaged sold, which went off at
full price.
COFFEE.-The Coffee Market has been very dull; the
erd. descriptions of British Plantation rather lower, but
there have been few public sales brought forward since
Friday last, the particulars we then gave. The request
by private contract appeared partially to revive yesterday,
some sales of St. Domingo were reported at 545. a 55s 6d.,
we believe about 500 bags good ord., chiefly at the forme:
prices ; good ord. Ceylon sold at 525., and good Java at
58s. This day's public sale 4,624 hags Havannah
Coffee, a good parcel, and some proportion formerly sell-
ing at 68s. and 70s. only 535. and 51s. bid ; 747 bale.
Mocha were also all taken in at low prices, 655. a 68s.
The Market is uncommonly heavy.
Roar, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND& —The quotations of
Rum are nominal ; the prices of Leeward, may he con-
sidered 2d. per gallon higher, fine proofs being sold ar
Is. 10d., but the common quality we should quote about
Is. ; 2 per cent. over, landed last year, have been
sold at Is. 10d. ; if the holders would accept any price
under that of last week extensive purchases would be made.
but they generally ask an advance of 2d. per gallon, on
account of the increased demand, the new Government
contract for 75,000 gallons, and the scarcity of Leewards,
the stock of which is reduced to about 8,000 puns. and
1,400 hhds. Jamaica Rums are held for a similar ad-
vance, but there are few transactions to report. Brandy
continues firm. Geneva little inquired after; the last sale
was at 2s. Bd. per pale.
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market is rather higher this
afternoon.

SILK.-The Silk Sale commenced on Monday, at the
India House ; about 900 bales passed, of which about 150
were scratched out, being bad silk ; the others sold with
briskness 24 to 5 per cent. above last sale's prices.
The advance is since maintained, and the sale going
off with increased briskness; in some instances an
advance of 10 per cent. on last sale's prices has been given.
INDIGO. —There is little change in Indigo since the
India House Sale; the prices are without the slightest
alteration. At a pubic sale on Tuesday, 342 chests sold
2s. Sd. a 4s. 6d., being nearly at India House Sale prices.
Woot.—The Wool Market is firm in prices, but for
the last week few sales have been made. On the 31s,
inst. and Ist and 2d November there will be about 3,000
bales New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, German,
and Spanish sold by public auction, when many buyers are
expected to attend.
SALTPETRE. —There has been a good deal of business
in Saltpetre at 355. 6d. and 365.
SPICES.—In Spices there is little alteration ; low ordi-
nary Pimento sells at 41d. a 44d. The Pimento offered
at public sale to-day, 371 bags, was all taken in.
RICE. —The prices of Bengal Rice are a shade lower,
and the Market is heavy on account of the quantity to be
brought forward at public sales.
COTTON.-The Market is very dull ; the purchases by
private contract this week are inconsiderable. This day
by public sale 1,109 bales Surat Cotton, 450 sold at
a 51d., ordinary to good fair, the remainder brought in ;
the prices are 4,1. lower.
FRUlT.—There is no alteration in prices this week, and
the parcels of new lately arrived continue to go off slowly.
A public sale of 84 butts and twenty caroteels new Patras.
part damaged, yesterday went off at 755. for sound ; an,
725. a 745. for damaged ; and caroteels damaged at 745.
a 755. Of new Turkey Figs there is an arrival upon the
coast.

SAFFLOWER, LAC nyz, &c.—At public sales yesterday
324 bales Bombay Safflower went frern 41. a 51. 145., all
sold ;25 chests Lac Dye were bought in at 9d. a 10d.
per lb. ; 26 chests Shellac, Si. 19s. a 71. 10a., all sold.