The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-05 00:00:00

CITY MARKETS.-TWO O'CLOCK.

PLA}VATION SUGARS---There has been a dulness in the
market all the week, and. tie business done has been rather
limited, the holders, notwithstanding, have been firm in
their demand., and for the good and fine qualities, which
have become scarce, have even asked an advance ; the
sadden increase in the stock in the West India Docks how-
ever (it being this week about 5,500 hhds. more than last
Year) Wears rather to have checked the ardour of the
Porchasers,.ind they are less anxious to get into stock unless
upon their own terms, and they therefore buy only sufficient
Ito supply their immediate wants. The parcel of Barbadoes
told by public sale on Tuesday went off very heavily, but
Without any material alteration in prices.
"Delivered lest week from West India Docks, 3,632
111141., 622 trs.
Stock on hand in West India Docks (on Ist inst.,)
4,5,365 hhds., 4,140 trs.
Stock on hand in West Jrulia Docks. (on 3d Sept.
1127), 40,057 Wads. 3,659 trs.
FOREIGN SUGARS:--A few transactions have taken place
this week in White flavannalis, fer which 50s. has been
.Riven, and White Pernambuco, 38s. to 42e. 175 hhds.
4nd 275 blis. Pork) Rico Sugar were offered by public sale
t('-flay of a superior and strong description, a few lots only
bf which were sold at within about Is. per ewt. of the
Price of British Plantation in bond ; the refiners showed
ho anxiety to purchase.
RE„„, B„,,,,s.—The demand, for low large lumps
has been very extensive this week, and the market has been
completely cleared at an advance of 6d. to Is. per cwt. ;
the shippers, in consequence, have turned their attention
to small lumps, and have been picking them up at the
quotations : in the other descriptions, also, a good deal of
husinets has been done, and about 6d. per cwt. higher
Prices obtained ; goods in conseqnence are less plentiful ;
01 Crashed some considerable sales have been' made.
Correz.—The quantity offered.for public sale this week
hat been rather large, (1,258 casks and 182 bags Planta-
tion, and 315 bags Foreign) but nearly the whole has
"ten disposed of; the colouryand clean descriptions of Ja-
-1446 at very full prices; the ordinary and unclean sorts
Ivithout alteration ; the Foreign pale good ordinary Saint
Domingo was bought in at 345.
, belivered last week from West India Docks, 724 Casks,
'A:IB7 Bags, &e.
, stock on hand in West India Docks (on tat instant),
'6,285 Casks, 80,132 Bags, &e.
• Stook en hand in West India Decks, (on 3d Sept.)
1827) 12,835 Casks, 80,450 Bags, &e.
FRUIT.—The trade, in consequence of the short supply
qtValeutia Raisins, are taking them off freely at the quota-
tioos ; Red Smyrna Raisins also are in more request.

GLASGOW SUGAR MARKET, SEI,T. 2.
After the very extensive sales that have taken place up
to this period, as compared with the corresponding ones of
iritter years—eay in 1828, 19,800 against 16,000 in
1627 ; 16,800 in 1826 ; 14,700 in 1f125 ; and 16,100
1621--it is not to be wondered (although the prices
4te so very moderate) the trade, having supplied them-
-stives pro tempore, should pause to draw breath, and lay on
their oars for a little time ; but the probability is, that the
hers will return to the charge with renewed vigour, and
5 possible, should a prospect of advance in price appear
l'hen the harvest is finished, a season that always causes
11 temporary relaxation is the sugar mat ket,--and at no
~rtiott has the exertions of the agriculturist beerl more ne-
t."3arY,—the movements may take place in double quick
13e, and the operations resume again their extensive ton.
I,s, mi. The weekly sales in London still continue large ;
' Week again 4,
Friday,. healthy and firm.
000, at very full prices, and the market
tort the article still keeps moving, and looks per-
. Here, although not
8.
tconvaloscent. Our sales yesterday and to-day con-
51;_of 36 Trinidads, 10 Demeraras, and !1 Jamaicas, at
for brown, up to 665. far very good ; and leaving in
w?Plmporters' hands only 1,458 against 3,850 in 1827 ;
t) in 1826 ; 4,000 in 1825 ; and 4,900 in 1824
cannot he considered a very unhealthy or unpro-
th;mg feature in the market ; and although the stock in
,e_ bunded warehouses is larger than at this period last
;1,74 that is rather another favourable point, as front
.ura d
,enciency in the importers' bands, the excess must na-
y t e in the e
hold the dealers and speculators, who would not
additional quantity if there was any indication or
Probability of a decline.
the stock of Sugar in the hands of Tin Kirters at the hhds. trs.
coturnencement of last h 1 195
and the luiports during tntioen waynltosiilwere ........ 373i2 214

5147 320
3632 215
The Salty during August were
Stork
~ hin Imnto at same
u prters' ha
18n41ds on ZlOth August
tune •
... ..................... ..
I)ectease of Stock this year......
The
-440 i,., quantity th Bond at the end of August B3,6Bletet
at Same time, 18`.t7
St'''ing an Increase this year in the Warehouses of 17,138
Th,e, rkgiveries during the last eight months were '255,929
Ab. during the same period iii IW7 250,078
tin the Detir

•c!-.7,, 18,28 ~„ ................ ......... 5,851

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A PZ It i VA LS.

The Earl of Ferrer, and Lady Frances Shirley, in Harley_
street, from Surrey ; Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. in St. James's-
place, from Rarnsbury WiltAire ; Major aiid
Frederick Ludlow, in Brook:.street, frOin Pari- ; Maj,.r and Mrs.
Campbell, in Pall-mall. fro”. Dublin i Captain Duti; in Park-
street, ttom Paris; Mrs. and Miss Anstey, in Brook-streA, from
the Isle of Wight ; Major Edgar, in Regent-street, frsm Dublin;
Captain Farquharson, in Clifford-street,- from Malta. Mr. and
Mrs. Parker, in Conduit-street, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Bonar
and family, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from their seat
in Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright, in Grosvenor-street, from
Leamington, Warwickshire; Major Dalrymple, in Pall-mall,
from Ireland.