The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-26 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(Frain the London New Price Current of Tatlday..)
Su GARS.-The supply of Muscovades last week was still
inadequate to the demand. A few of the arrivals of De'
merara and lierbice Sugars were brought forward, and
where the quality was good they met an immediate oak
and at very high prices, but generally the market was dulls
and the buyers would only purchase small parcels for ins'
mediate use. The stock of Sugar is now about 10,000 Wads,
and trs., three weeks' consumption ; it is, therefore, evident
that, unless for the Mauritius Sugars, there would have
been no adequate supplies. The deliveries of the latter
and P'
trs. less than the same week
lasttlhire
es correspondingt\vnedekilndia
asrvee rle
1681hv, bhe e 2 4 bags,
dk o f last beingye ar. The 72 7m
deliveriesore tbaivrtf
in 1827. The public sale of Mauritius again attracted
the attention of the trade, and though a few more parcels
of Berbice and De.-nerara Sugar were on show, yet the
tetal purchases of Muscovades are estimated at only'
400 !Aids., prices unvaried. In Refined last week there
was little variation in prices, hut the market generally wat-,
dull, which was rather an uncommon circumstance, as the
stocks at market were nearly exhausted. Molasses were A
shade lower. The Refined market is excessively heavy
this afternoon, and purchases may be made 6d. to Is. under
the prices of last week.

EAST INDIA SUGAR.-Ablive 10,600 bags Mauritiw'
Sugars were brought forward at public sale last week after
our publication,(Tuesday) ; the strong and fine yellow, ana
the grey suitable for refining„ sold at very high prices and
with some briskness; the inferior and soft descriptions went
off heavily at prices 6d. to Is. per cwt. lower. By public
sale this forenoon 3,705 bags 111auritius Sugar of a very
good quality sold rather lower, good and fine yellow
635. to 6 Is.

FOREIGN SUGAR.-The purchases of Havannah Sugars
by private contract consist of about 500 chests, chiefly
good white 475. and 48s. ; some strong good yellow at
36s.—The sales of Brazils were small parcels middling
soft yellow Rios at 285., and brown Bahia 278.—8 y public
sale this forenoon 533 chests Havanna Sugar, of an un-
common fine quality, sold lower, fine white 475. Bd. and
48s. middling 435, the yellow chiefly taken in 345. and:
355. Also 45 chests Brazil, middling white Rios 38s-
a 408. 6d., yellow 215., brown 265. ; the Brazil Sugars
were heavy and rather lower.
CofrEY.—The public sales lately brought forward have
been limited, consisting chiefly of Demerara and Berbica
descriptions, and as they have been pressed upon the mar-
ket, a reduction of about 2s. per cwt, has taken place.
Jamaica Coffee sells heavily, but no lower pi ices can be.
stated.—By private contract, La Guayra, Brazil, and St.
Domingo Coffee hare been sold to some extent; St. Do-
mingo at 385.,,r00d Brazil Stis. a 38s. 6d.—There were no
public salvo to-day, and no purchases by private contract to
any extent are reported.

IRISH Pnovisioss.—ln Beef or Pork there is little.
variation ; the market is heavy on account of the large
supplies—The arrivals of Bacon are extensive, but the.
consumption is increasing.—Butters are very much de-
pressed, both on account of the fine season and also the
large supplies.

Fauir:—Transactions in Fruit last week were trivial;
offers c ontinue to be made by the trade at prices rather
lower than the currency of the market; they appear to be
rejected.
TOBACCO.—Thcre arc no transactions of any extent. .e
Tobacco to report.
Hors.—The market remains in a languid state. The
speculators are looking with some anxiety for the com-
mencement of the settings on the duty.
Coxvoic WOOL.—The market for most description* of
cotton has aieunse4 a more firm appearance than at an3r
period since the commencement of the pre,eat year, and
the sales by private contract are reported to be extensive;
as upwards of 7,000 bags of East India cotton are to be
publicly sold on Friday next. Transactions are not ex-
tensive in this description. The East India Company's
sale consists of 3,450 bags Surat, 130 bags Bourbon, and
397 bags Madras. After the termination of the Company's
sale, 4,1.70 bags Surats are advertised for public auction-
'Egyptian Cottons are sought after at an improved price.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to g.
Boston 4" 56 22 a/ 15 r.. 4 36 VI
Grantham . 52 56 26 31 18 26 40 44
Grimsby 51.1 54 26 28 18 20 40 411
Horneastle. .—.. 42 32 24 28 15 22 40 42
Hull l2 54 26 30 16 26 313 44,
Lincoln
Spilsby----, . 46 52 26 30 18 22 36 38
Stainforti 47 50 21 37 18 31 34 40'
York 44 60 26 31 16 3) 38 36

GLASGOW MARKETS, MARCH 22.
SUGAR.-Business has again commenced in this article,
but at a decline of fully Is. per cwt. on previous rates.
'The quantity sold is 353 Mids. consisting of 141 middling.
Demerara at 635. a 635. and 212 Jamaica brown at ii9s.•
a 60s. dry brown at 625. and middling at 635. a 645.
I.loLAssEs.—There were 180 puncheons. Demerara
sold at 235. from the King's scale, and none remain in
store except in the hands of Refiners; but there are about
800 puns. Demerara afloat, and farther supplies are scion
expected. Sales of British were made as low as 225. 6d.,
and 225. refused for a considerable quantity.
REFINED Goons continue scarce, but from the supply
of Raw Sugar now received, we expect they will soon be
more abundant ; prices continue steady.

COFFEE.-There is but a small stock at market, and
the only sales are 8 tierces fair ordinary Jamaica, at 475.,
and 100 bags middling Demerara at 6I s.
Rum.—Purchafts may be made a shade lower, and
there is little doing.
COTTON.—There has been a very active demand botk
for goods and yarn, which has been chiefly set in motion
niotv.ferfterh,oeminrtahwceonemseqxtartenernernieacel,po,
per cent. o
been
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rttpoh,e2,,ln.phdeiircahncenhntasi.arokiotcait:
baicuetoesd.o:eanald.dervvo-afnscc:atorcehas6,
ant
during the last fortnight 7,812 packages of Cotton Wool
were sold, au advance of fully i-d• per lb. having been lat-
terlyint
obtained.
in-
ducedoa nf ddlei ap
AsuEs and TALLow.--Both of these articles have beta
of heavy sale, and prices are Is. lower.
s
10
GRAlN.—There have been very heavy arrivals of Oat*
teors risen
purchaseieonn loh
more
pern n e
freely-cent.
from Ireland, and inferior qualities were of difficult sales
while prime were in fair demand, at 6d, per boll reduction.
There is no alteration to quote in Wheat and Barley, and
prime qualities of both meld
readily.

BIRTHS.
On the '2sth inst. at Hastings, the Lady of Frederick
North, Esq. of that place, and Rougham, in Norfolk, of a
son.

On the 25th inst. the lady of Edward Toiler, jun., Esq.
of Doctors'-Comtnon,, of a daughter.
On the 20th instant, at Little Burstead Rectory, in
Essex, the lady of Captain Henry Fothergill, of the 67th
Regiment of Foot, of a eon.