The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-27 00:00:00

THE MARICETS.

(From the London New Print Current of Tuesday.)
COFFEE..--There was no briskness in the Coffee sales
last week ; the prices were not much lower, but the buyers
evinced no inclination to purchase. There was much in-
terest excited this morning respecting the event of the
public sales, as they were extensive, and consisted of
nearly every description of Coffee : 216 casks, 151 bags
British plantation ; 1,120 bags Foreign. The latter con-
sisted of fair quality. St. Domingo ; good to fine ordinary
Havannah, and some Brazil; there were also some very
good descriptions of Doininica" and some fine Jamaica
Coffee. We make the Coffee market generally Is. a 2s,
lower; but the Plantation has gone off firmly, and gene-
rally. the reduction appears to bring forward the buyeress--
St. Domingo sold at 50s. 6d.
SUGAR.—The Sugar market was exceedingly heavy last
week; the sales were inconsiderable, and the buyers could
purchase an terms a shade lower. The deliveries from the
warehouse continue extensive, fully keeping pace with
those of last year ; and, as we anticipated last week, the
stock is beginning to lessen, compared with the quantity
of 1825; yet the market opened heavily this morning,
and up to a late -hour the transactions reported were on a
very limited scale. At the close of the day the purchots
by private contract were estimated not to exceed 300
casks. The public sale of Barbadoes went off Is. lower,
Lut fully equal to the market prices. The Refined mar-
ket was very heavy last week till The close, when the re*
quest for goods revived. The exporters were considerable
purchasers • and the wholesale grocers for the home trade
were also freely at market. The Refined market i$ Par-
ticularlrheavy this morning, on account of the utifwour-
able intelligence respecting the markets of the Continent ;
yet the stock is so trivial that no seduction in prices has
been submitted to; the wholesale grocers have also given
up purchasing for the home trade; Molasses, 265. 6d.—.
Foreign Sugars were heavy, and rather lower; goo
white Havannah, which had been 465. fell to 445. ►e; el-
low, which had been 365. fell to 345. 6d.
TEA.—There is no alteration in prices since the close
of the East India House sale, except Boheaa,
d. per lb. higher.
the wee'
TOBACCO.—The purchases of Tobacco, for ,
ending last night inclusive, are confined to about 50 Inal;
for export to Northern Europe, and some small parcelej_
the trade for immediate use. There has been no nor:*
bacco yet in the market : there was one arrival Pester
but it is not yet inspected. At a late hour to4llll rd
parcel of rich black Virgaia was taken for export at
a 7d. ; a few Maryland Scrubs at 3id.
about 560
Isionso.—The demand for Indigo continues ;
An.
chests are withdrawn from the sale, on aecount
of
t hien:l4lld
parcels con
siderable private purchases ; pickedi
new Hops. The late picking is
prices Is. per lb. above the rates of the last sale.
s nt lied with
which me
Hors.—The Market is now plentifully Sussex,
80s. a 855.; Kent,.B4s. a 94e. in state of
liri 5 been
bumf Paovlstoss.—The Market ith the
inactivity until the result of this day's contract
wßuttere
Government shall transpire •; Bacon, 645. a 6
and
•
the fro'
are heavy on account of the warm weather
e_
quest. showers. Government Contract—The contr..
itr.
9,000 casks of Beef and Pork was-taken to-day by l‘lie rstr
Bell, Brothers, and Co.: reported at 6/. 12s• jan
tierce for both Beef and Pork, which is 265. 6d. leas
last season. very Ift Vol e •
all heavy and lower. By Public Sale on Friday, 11°'s
SProms--Spices, with the exception of Wm' ent°,,are,
Pimento, good quality, 103 d. and I Id. Market
Rum, BRANDY, and HomArrns.—The Rum hove
continues to attract attention ; the purchases thst
over
transpired are 29 and 30 over 3s. 6d.; Leeway& one
at 2s. .sd. ; 5 over. 2s. 4d, ; proofs at 2s. 3d.; sn;
Bud
parcel forced off even below the latter price. Branui
since the the
thCmosr
sale enottrabneseancteioxtti
Geneva were without alteration. hidir
have
advance
rt
and 6,563 Stoats ; from the latter about•;4'o°
prices has been maintained. The followingis the rasp
• m. rag
Lai niveC;ottthoen
of the Friday's sale :—Bengals 4,141 bales 1,031 ''S
withdrawn. About one-third is estimated to be taken. 1?!..
the exporters, a small quantity by. the trade, the remalliei
by speculators. The sale at the India. House this
tea
Cottons great attention, and our anticipatil3na 'tootle
COttons were much wanted, are fully realised : the ae
id, •
is id. a id. per lb., and the inferior descriptions sr Los
id. higher; but as usual, where there is much sPe%rket
buying,. the prices are very irregular. TO-day the
is quiet, and with little appearance of business.
Sperms'
otts.—The Oil Market has become heavY•
teli""
ceti, Rarseed, and Linseed Oils are all to be PP of the
bales 'v
b'
on rather lower terms, on account of the rat lead
Market. It is difficult to give quotations of ry;cidesi
accounts are yet received respecting
Oil, on account of the scarcity, and also that Jornuosite.
ries. The late advance appears to be maintain 'reslloW
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLow.--Mhe prices -;,rsilotei
continue uncertain and fluctuating. Yellow CM
.0010
which reached 40s. receded to 38s. and cloned le -omit
at 395. The deliveries for consumption 01 is 'boot
3,000 casks weekly. The deliveries of last WeFe,bot yor.
900 casks less than the corresponding week price
In Hemp or Flax there is no material alteratjos•
of Tallow at a late, hour to-day was 395. 6d•
the Nort.