The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-04 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price current of Friday.)
SuGAR.—:The demand for Niacovades revived on
Tuesday, since which we` nive had rather a good
market, and the prices obtained are a shade higher.
At the close of the-inarket _ this afternoon the esti-
mated sales for the last four days were 3,000 hhds.
and trs. The Refilled Market has been languid_ all.
the week ; purchasers of :low Lumps have been made
at prices 6d. to ls. lower: In fine goods there.
have been a-few transactions. Molasses' are rather
lower.

FOREIGN SUGARS:—The only sales. of the newly
arrived- Havannah SUgars are fine white 495. a 50g.
and for extra quality 51s. is asked; about 200 chests
have been disposed of. 190. chests .yellow were
offered at public: sale, but were withdrawn : there
were offers at 365., the withdrawing prices 38s. a 40s.
EnsT INDIA SUGAR.—The sales this week are
confined to small parcels ; good and fine Bengal 375.
a 405., ord. 335. a 345.
WEsT INDIA MOLAssES.:—There are some sales
of good Dominica Molasses
.at 255., Antigua at
235., and ordinary Demerara at 225. 6d. Stock here
r 4,427 casks.
CoFFEE.-z-It is reported that several large parcels
.of coffee have been purchased privately. Among
the rumoured sales, 2,000 0.3,000 bags
.Cheribon,
about. 345. 6d. The public sales this week have
gone off without spirit, .not the slightest alteration
could be stated in the prices. By public sale this
forenoon 296 casks Jamaica. 49 casks Dominica
Coffee, the whole sold at full prices; good mid.
Jamaica 745., fine -Ord.- 425., good ord. 355. ;
nica sold *rather higher, ord. mid. 51s.- .The-Coffee
market is steady.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HoLLANDs.-The transac-
tions in Rum are rather extensive, the sales are
chiefly low Leewards, which are becoming scarce,
and are fully ld. per gallon higher this week : there
are large sales of under-proofs at 2S. 3d., and proofs
to 2 over, sold at 2s. 4d. The distillers appear to
be buyers of Rum the estimated sales are 700
puns. Jamaica descriptions are without varia-
tion. Brandy is held at 'higher, prices on account
of the advance in France. Several-arrivals of Ge-
neva have taken place; the market is not so brisk.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The transactions
in' Tallow lately have been "'extensive ; the prices
have advanced, since Tuesday' last, 9d. a ls. per
cwt.- More business' is reported 'in Hemp. Flax is
little varied.
• COTTON.—:The Cotton Market continues steady;
the purchases for the week ending last night inclu-
sive-180 Surat 30. a 5d.; 30 Madras 41d. a
5-141.;' 120 Para 6td.; 30 Boweds bid. ; 940
Egyptian
RICE.—The transactions in Rice were very ex-
tensive ; early in the week • 15,000. bags sold, but
within the last. two days the demand has been rather
limited; the late advance is, however, firmly main-
tained. _ _

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1-101's.—The Hop Market early in the week was
brisk, the sales extensive at an advance of Bs. a 10s.;
the demand has since become languid, and purchases
are made on lower terms; the estimated duty re-
mains at 175,0001. • • • ' . • .
Otis.—Greenland. Oil has been sold for distant
delivery, at a- fall of nearly 51. Linseed Oil is higher.
Rape is getting very scarce. , '.
- SALTPETRE.--The transactions arc considerable,
chiefly at 245. 6d.
INDIGO..—The Liverpool speculators have now
purchased to the extent.Of nearly 2,500 chests'; the
general advance on last sale prices are 6.d. to 9d. per
1b.., very few large parcels are now offering. The
declarations for the October sale are now about
11,200 chests, of which 500 chests are withdrawn,
being disposed of byprivate contract.
SrwEs.--By public sale.--Pepper, Black, 52(1
small bags unsifted. 2-ad. ; ditto, White, 37 bags,
ordinary, 10'1d.; Mace, II casks, 3s. Bd. a 4s. 4d.;
Cloves, 46 casks and 6 chests, Is. Id. a Is. 5d.;
Nutmegs,' 5 casks, 2s. Bd.
- Fntirr..--On Friday la 4 two cargoes of new
•bunch Muscatel '.Raisins were brought to public
salek the first consisted of 2,659 boxes, 2,331 half
and 906 "quarter boxes of . a . very superior quality,
:and sold, boxes a 110 s., lialfs -a 1155., and quarters
a 1325. to 1345, ; 20 quarter brls. and 650 boxes
Jordan Almonds were all bought in at 121., the se-
cond, 3,188 boxes of an inferior quality, were partly
:sold a 90s. and afterwards taken off by the trade at
that price : a small parcel of Jordan Almonds, in
'boxes, sold a 1.11. On Wednesday another cargo,
consisting of 1,000 boxes, 350 half, and 2,300 quar-
ter boxes bunch Muscatel Raisins, and 150 brls.
Lexia Raisins were offered;' but was nearly all
bought in ; of new Valencia ‘ and Denia Raisins
there
are. three lartivals ; they "appear to have come
to rather a, good market, there' not' being more than
700 or no boies of Old Valencias remaining on
hand (but those of a very superior quality), while at
this time last year - the stock remaining in the im-
porters' hands was upwards of 10,000 boxes. This

PRICE OF RAW FAT, lier stone ot filb.;..oct. 3.
Price of Tallow (as stated by the TalloW