The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-25 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

(From the London Neu, Price Current of Tuesday.)
SUGAR.-The Sugar Market continued very heavy last
week, and where sales were effected lower prices were
submitted to, particularly in the inferior and middling de-
scriptions, of which the greatest part of the present stoek
consists. Sugars 60s. anti upwards are so scarce, that
they fully command the late prices. The deliveries of
Sugars last week are about 3,300 casks, nearly the same
as last year, which evidently shows that the aonsumption
continues extensive, and that large parcels of Muscovades
have been disposed of privately, the particulars as to price
not transpiring. The stock has increased last week nearly
3,000, compared with the same period in 1825. The
Market opened heavily this morning, and from the late
purchases of low and 'middling Sugars we have reduced •
our quotations Is. per cwt. The sales by private contract
at the close of the day were estimated at 400 casks. The
Barbadoes public sale went off heavily ; the best quality
695. 6d. We make all Sugars below 58s. about Is. per
cwt. lower than on this day week. The Refined Marker
was exceedingly heavy last week, and only parcels for
shipping were inquired after. The prices of Lumps were
rather loWer. The wholesale grocers did not purchase ally
parcels for the home consumption. The demand rather
improved to-day, both for home consumption and export,
on account of the holders generally taking a reduced Ore.
Brown Lumps and Molasses sold at the lowest price in-
serted. The grocers are also taking tine goods at a similar
reduction. In. Foreign Sugars last week no busine..ss was
done by private contract. Some Brazil Sugars offered at
public sale, but we believe there were no bidding& 367
lilids. and brls. Porto Rico good Muscovutles, yellow to ,
brown, sold 275. 6d, a 30s.
CoeFEE.-The public sales of Coffee last week attracted
little attention, they went off heavily, the
Foreign ut
further reduction of Is. per cwt.; die ordinary descrip-
tions of British Plantation at a decline of 2s. a 3s. per ewt.;
good ordinary rank Jamaica 48s. a 50s. ; good ordinary
clean 51es and 525.; fine ordinary- .58s. The coloury de-
scriptions sold also lower, but still high in proportion to
the inferior qualities. The transactions by private contract
at the reduced prices were extensive, and it appears there
are extensive buyers of Coffee, but only at low priee''.
The report on Saturday that St. Domingo Coffee was
sold at 47e. brought the buyers to make inquiries, but no
general business could be done at that price.-There was
only one public sale this forenoon, 50 casks Jamaica god
412 bags St. Domingo, the latter of an ordinary quality;
all taken in at 48s, and 48s. 6d,; 'the damaged sold 4414.
455. 6d.; good ordinary coloury Jamaica 525., niiildinig
taken in at 80s. There was so little sold that it forms no
criterion of the market prices.
IRISH PROVIsIoNs.-The Provision market continuo
heavy but no reduction in the prices of the present stock,
here is anticipated, as we have a small supply of goo
provisions, and the usual shipping orders are immediately
expected. The prices for a future period are expected
lower, and New India Beef is offered at 61. 106., and New
Mess at 41. 108., for shipment next month, but the buyers
do not come forward.-putters maintain the late prices.
Bacon heavy.
Ruu, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The inquiries after.
Rum continued general and extensive last week, and to-
wards its close some buyers, who had been long watching
the market to purchase at lower prices, came forward sad
took all parcels proof and under, without regard to quality,
at 2s. 4d.; they were unable to make large purchases at
that rate-for proofs it was refused. The other sales
were Jamaica, 31 over fine, 45,; 34 over of a very ordinary
quality Si. Bd. Demerara 28 over 3s. 2d.--Brandies are
held with much firmness, but the purchases lately are con.
fined to small parcels to the- trade and for shiPPingra
Geneva still at nominal quotations.-At a late hour to-day
y
aiwteernet t ivoriet
s.tihesere
no purchases whatever were reported.
only
yv
Petersburgh yesterday was 101, which is a consul'
ois!r.
HRDP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The Exchange fr.e,oliv,B),r:
advance. The sales of Tallow since the previusiirteol.
nalcieremenxrhteeitisihvney,
wthheen
day, 5,000 casks, generally at 105 rubles. Tin Tallow
ers,
genes had the effect of malting the transactioe.
ulk
is ut,
ma ter
Hemp is still firm, and lookiearengst up
price ion IT
na alteration. The n - f Tallow at a 4
te
hoar was 38s. root{
RICE.-By public sale this forenoon 2,118 barierior,
White Bengal Rice; Patna kind, 17s. 6d. a 18s. 111
181. 6d. a I7s. further ad.
INDIGO.-The sale lately has gone off at a
..)tioni,
vance and brisk, particularly the ordinary la. per
which were previously neglected, they sold 9d.itodia to.
lb. higher. The two public sales of Guatemala rto ri ,:' held
day, 229 serons, were all taken; they appear '
3d.per higher.Vll
'lsll
COCOA.-Several parcels 'of Cocoa were off`r
week, but they found no offers except small lots 01
ail which sold 395. and 40s.
wee-,
FRUIT.-The Fruit Market was very heavv las's so.;
The Public sale on Friday 164. butts, Cures 551 t they
Carroteels 90s. a 968.; Liparol 80s.-The palm!e,s 0„les,
day,, new French Prunes, Plums, and aI, t, 0101
affords no criterion' of tile market; nearly the
taken in. , from the
OILS.-The ships that have lately arrive"„hie
Northern Fisheries have' been rather suet /tofu',
ceel,4l,
sequence- is that the Oil Market has become Oleo. tie.
heavy ; Greenland is offered, but no buyers; thlywount of
scriptions are at nearly nominal quotations, on 4'
the feyr transactions lately reported. eke
witching
TOHAOOO.-There are Expirters still
sidoble,
market, but their purchases as yet are quite inc°,ll.4 441.1"
some ordinary parcels of Virginia are reportco4yo are
30., but generally the market is fan aid;
the
Holland in
willing to wait the event of the public oda in
the anticipation of lower prices. ottrseretl
SPICES.-The v
üblic sale of White POP°. rakes
great attention last week, us the last InP1):Y we
o
e to high
by one house, about 3s. and sold in some Oil
rti „„, 111
as 6s. in bond.--The, quantity brought tbrwavvere extol.
bags, and it was understood the same partYi. remitio
sive buyers 2s. 2d. a 2s. ft.andsince the " 011 sonar
has been obtained. By public sale 173 bag, IV
tra Black Pepper sold 41d. and 41d. to-110
Smx.-The Silk sale at the India Moe al per
at a late hour; the line qualities. are 10, the ino'
cent. higher than last sale. to teadY, the
col-rim-The Cotton Market has for the
prices are without alteration. The transection!so soot
week ending last night inclusive consist of I ll' n (+l, #
4id. a sfd_,.. 450 Bengal 40. a Sid.; X 360 flow'
o
'Yid.; 50 Demerara 91d. a 93d.

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