The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-18 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD MARKET.

At this day's market, which was short of fat Calves,
and in ether respects but moderately supplied, Veal went
off, with some degree of briskness, at,an advacne of Id. per
stone, but with other kinds of meat the trade was very
dull, at Monday's prices.
PRICES PER STONE
.01 3LBS. TO SINK THE orraLs.

s. d. to s. d.
Inferior Beasts 3 0 Z; 4
Second quality ditto 3 2 310
Prirnelargn Oxen 4 2 4 fi
Prime Scots, 4 ti 410
Inferior Sheep 3 0 3 4
Second quality ditto 3 4 3 6
Coarse-woolledditto 4 0 4 4
SouthclownWethers 4 4 t

s. d. to s. d.
Large Lambs 0 0 0 0
Prime small ditto 0 0 0 0
Large coarse Calves 5 2 5 8
Prime small ditto 6 8 7 0
Large Hogs 4 8 5 0
Small Porkers 5 4 5
Suckling Calves 12s to 40s. each.
Ouarter old Pigs 12s to lfis. each.

SUPPLY, AS rk:ft, CLERK'S STATE;IENT,
Beasts. I Sheep.
Calves. Pigs.
424 4,040 I leo
Mikh Cowa were few in number, and dull of sale, at
considerably reduced prices.

NEWQATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
s. d. tos. d. • :A - •, ' .„,t1...t06.. ct
Reel
Mutton 3 0 4 0 PorN,

CITY MARKETS, TWO O'CLOCK.
PLANTATION SUGARS.—The business done this
week has been rather extensive, both the grocers and
refiners having bought rather freely and at very full
prices, in borne instances at rather an advance for the
good and strong qualities. The public sale of Bar-
badoes on Tuesday went off with considerable brisk-
ness, and the prices paid for the good and coloury
lots were rather higher than those obtained at the
previous sale. The deficiency in Stock in the West
India Dock has this week decreased to 8,500 casks,
and the deliveries have fallen off nearly 500 casks.
Delivered last we from West India Doski, 2907 hbds ;
158 trs.

Stock on haud in West India Docka (on 14th inst.);
30,210 hhds; 2,721 trs.

Stock on hand in West India Docks (on 16th Jan. 1827) ;
38,574 hhds. ; 2,871 trs.

FOREIGN SUGARS.—There is very little enquiry
at present ; the only sale made this week has been
a small parcel of yellow Havannahs, at 355. 6d.

REFLtiED SUGARS.—The demand for almost every
desdription of goods has been very considerable this
week, and the buyers of Lumps for the Hamburgh
Market have purchased freely, low to good quality a
.81s. to 82s. per cwt., and good small lumps a 83s. a
84s. The buyers of crashed have also been making
some extensive purchases, and the prices given have
been fully 'equal to last week's. The grocers, too,
have evinced more disposition to buy the description
of goods suited to their trade, so that purchases
could not bemade so favourably for the buyers as
last week : on some descriptions there is evidently
an advance of Is. per cwt.
COFFEE—The business doing at present in this
article is very trifling; at a public sale of 53 casks
Plantation yesterday, consisting of odd lots of ordi-
nary 'Jamaica full prices were given ; a small parcel
of ordinary gt. Domingo on Tuesday was bought in
a 375. Two public sales of Fqreign, consisting of
Brazil and St. Domingo, are advertised for to-
morrow.

Delivered last week from West India Docks, 188 casks,
291 bags, &c.

Stock on hand in West India Docks (on the 14th inst.)
1,899 casks, 88,442 bags, &c.

Stock on hand in West India docks (on 16th Jan. 1827),
10,381 casks, 81,148 bags, &c. •
Flaw—There is nothing material to notice this
week; a small cargo, of new Denia and Valentia
Raisins is arrived, and now landing; new Currants
continue to be enquired after, but there is none re-
maining in the first hands, and cannot be bought
under 945. ; the demand continues trifling.
Rum remains steady, but in the last fortnight only
in partial demand. The present stock is about
16,070 puncheons, and 1090 hogsheads.
In the SPICE MARKET no material variation has
occurred. Pimento is held rather more firmly.
The deliveries of SALTPETRE have much increased
within the last seven days, and have amounted to
2,268 cwt. The partial demand which exists is
principally for home consumption. The shipments
to the Continent latterly having been very trifling as
to quantity. From this it may be inferred that
abroad little notion is entertained of a war. The
price remains about the same. The East India
Company's sale of .500 tons will be on the 12th
February.
WooL.--Spanish Wools have been on fair de-
mand lately. The deliveries from the warehouses
in the last seven days of this sort have been 78,239
lbs. The imports in the same time from Hamburgh
have been upwards of 145,000 lbs. Wools from
New South Wales are now beginning to arrive to
some extent, the entries from thence since this day
week being about 17,000 lbs. The deliveries of
German Wools since this day week have been
56,627 lbs.

TALLOW has a steady demand for consumption,
but the prices have not varied, being--for Yellow
Candle at about 38s. per cwt. The deliveries since
this day week are rather large, viz. 4,623 cwt. The
present stock in the port of London, is now under
35,000 casks. Hemp and Flax are much the same,
The imports of the latter have been about 800 cwt.
this week.

In TOBACCO business to some amount has been
done. The quotations in general remain firm. The
deliveries in the last seven days have exceeded
174,0001b5.

INDIGO.. -As the East India sale, consisting of
4,888 chests, commences on Tuesday next, little
disposition is shown to purchase, so that the 'prices
have not varied in any material degree for the last
week. Orders to purchase have been received
from the Continent, but not to any considerable
amount. The deliveries continue large. The ex-
ports are not to any amount at present. The pro-
spect of a good supply by future arrivals from the
East has tended rather to render the market heavy.
Most descriptions of TEA can be sold at the prices
given at the last sale. Hyson, common, is in good
demand, and cannot be purchased milder an advance
of 1 id. on the sale price.
The demand for some descriptions of raw ITALIAN
SILKS continues brisk, but it appears that the pur-
chases are still made by persons speculating on an
advance in prices, consequent, on a short stock. In
manufactured goods, business has not revived as usual
at the commencement of the year, probably, owing
to the continuance of bad weather. Turkey Silk
maintains the late advance. Brutin is quoted at from
13s. 6d. to 14s. per lb.
COTTON.--The market evinces more animation
than last week. Egyptian is sought after, at the
former prices. The deliveries this week have been
106,16,01b5.
, and of East India 1,149,338. The de-
mand for East
India Cotton for exportation• is very
brisk. On this day •week, the East India sale of
8,291 bales takes place. The holders of most des_
criptions of Cotton ask higher prices, and the market
looks firm to-day. ,

MARKET.--Jan. 1 .
CHICHES'rEM t 1,----i----- 6
mi, I Veal , Os. Oil. to Os. 0.1.
8eef,—,„....... 445. Od2 .to 447.1._,0 .
Mutton .—... ± Pork , 4 0 4 4
In lean stock little was doing.
trade. A tooderate supply, and a dull
.

Veal .................. 410 6 2
RUMFORD MARKET.—Jan.
e. d. to g. d.
Reef
16.
Mutton , .... . 4 6 4
533. d. to t 0 644. dB6.
Pork .
Suckling Calves from 14s. to 365. ; Quarter Old .........
to 16s. each
Supply rathernuinereus, and trade very dun.