The Sun.
London, England, 1827-08-29 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the New London Price Current of Tuesday)
SUGAR.-The low prices we stated for Sugars on Tues-
day last, and the extensive landings of last year, attracted
great attention ; the buyers came freely forward to pur-
chase,:and on the Friday, on summing up the sales of
the.week, they were found to amount to 5,000 hhds., and
an advance•of fully 2s. per cwt. had taken place.
The falling off in the weekly deliveries, compared with
last year, has some effect on the Stock, it is now 3500
casks more than in 1826, and the deliveries last week were
1400 casks less than in the corresponding one of last year.
This morning the report of the Stock and the deliveries in-
duced the holders to sell at the prices of Friday, and as both
the Wholesale Grocers and Refiners are short of supplies,
the sales became immediate and extensive.
At the conclusion of the day the whole business in
Sugars was estimated at 2,800 casks, and so earnest have
the buyers been to get into stock that the prices must at
the close he stated at ls. higher than on Friday, and
about 3s. per cwt. higher than on this (lay week, making
the currency only is. per cwt. lower than the late highest
state of the market. Barbadoes Sugar, 120 hhds. by
Public Sale, 65 to '72 sold at prices Is. higher.
Iu Refined an advance of Is. 6d. a 2s. per cwt. took
place last week ; low Lumps from 82s. advanced to S3s.
6d. fine goods in the same proportion. Molasses from 251.
advanced to 265. At a late hour this afternoon the mar-
ket was more Jinn, notwithstanding the unfavourable re-
port from Hamburgh by the steam-boat. Molasses, 275.
The sales of Foreign Sugars last week were several par-
cels yellow Havannah 38s. and 395. ; a large cargo of
white at 51s. a 529.-112 chests Brazil, fine white, 445.
6(1. a 455., ord. 41s. a 425., fine yellow 395. 6d., brown 31..
EAST INDIA SUGARS-The East India House Sale on
Wednesday, 11,426 bags Bengal sold 2s. a 3s. lower than
the sale 25th July; an advance of is. is since currently
paid.-The public sale of 452 bags Mauritius on Friday
list went off with uncommon briskness within a shade of
the late highest price, soft brown but with colour 625. a
635., good 645. a 655. yellow 655. a 68s.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-The stock is now 1880 casks,
deliveries last week were 189 casks. The price which had
given way Is. a 25., is again recovering, and some good
quality sold at 305., and the holders now ask 325.
COFFEE. -T he Coffee sales brought forward last week
were extensive, but the greater proportion was taken in :
the ordinary descriptions of British Plantation were heavy,
but no further reduction in the prices could be stated.
The Foreign was a shade lower : extensive parcels of
good to fine ordinary La Guayra, 445. a 459. ; good ordi-
dinary Brazil, 425. 6d. a 435. ; good ordinary St. Do-
mingo, 435. a 435. Gd. ; the tine Coffee fully main-
tained the late prices, and sold freely.
There were only two Public Sales of Coffee this fore-
noon 260 casks, 9 bags, British Plantation, 92 bags La
Guayra; the latter good to fine ord. 425. to 435. 6d. the
remainder nearly all Jamaica description, good ord. 465. a
465. 6d., fine ord. 545, low mid. 61s. a 625., mid. and
good mid. '77s. a 84s. The Jamaica is without variation.
The La Guayra is lower, being disposed of after the sale at
the prices stated.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The demand for Tallow
considerably increased last week, as the buyers are out of
stock, they came rather freely forward to purchase on ac-
count of the great accumulation of stock from the recent
arrivals. The deliveries for home consumption last week
were 4360 casks, and generally the prices are 6d. per cwt.
higher. The Market was not quite so brisk this day on
account of the mail not having arrived from Petersburgh.
-In Hemp or Flax there is little variation.
Roar, BRANDY AND HOLLANDS.--The Runs Market
received an additional impulse last week from the Govern-
ment contract of 100,000 gallons unexpectedly announced,
the former contract is not yet completed. The purchases
last week were chiefly Leewards, and the prices advanced
about ld. per gallon ; proofs and a little over 2s. 3d. ;
some parcels 6 over sold at 2s. 4d. and 12 over 2s. 7d.
and 2s. Bd.
The sales of fine Jamaica 4s. a 4s. Gd. were also con-
siderable.-Brandies are held more firmly, and rather
higher prices were realized for small parcels for export.-
In Geneva there was no alteration.
FRUIT.-The late arrivals of Currants in Trieste pack-
ages sold at 87s. Currants of best quality 925., none in
importers' hands. Valentia Raisins in improved demand.
COTTON.-Since last Friday's sale only about SGO bags
have been disposed of at sale prices, and in one instance an
id. advance has been obtained.
PROVISIONS-In Beef or Pork there is little variation :
the former is very scarce. The arrivals of Butter last week
were 9100 Foreign and 1400 firks. Irish ; the prices are
in consequence,2s. a 4s. higher. Bacon is heavy on ac-
count of the large supplies.
TOBA CCO. -There is rather more demand for Tobacco,
the sales for export are Virginias at 2j-d. a Sid., and the
dealers have also taken small parcels for the home trade.
SPICES.-Pimento sells freely 101(1. a 101d.-East
India Spices are neglected.
SALTPETRE.-Considerable sales are reported 235. Gd.
a 245.

Ott.s.--.The Oil Market is heavy and a shade lower.
There are no further accounts from the Fisheries.
INDIGCL—There is no alteration in Indigo, the quantity
declared for the sale 3d October is now 2,800 chests.
TEA.--There is more doing in the Market, in conse-
quence of the completion of orders taken for prompt,
(Friday next) but without any particular alteration in prices.
NAVAL STORES..—There is no alteration in Tmpentine,
the Market is rather heavy. The sales of Tar are exten-
sive and rather lower prices are submitted to.
Hors.—The speculators in Hops were in expectation
that the few cold nights last week would hurt the Hops,
but the accounts from the country continue favourable,
though in some places there is a report of mould. It is
now clear that on strong grounds the Hops will be plenti-
ful, and of an uncommon tine quality. The picking will
commence in about ten days; the duty is estimated at
105,000/. to 110,0001. The few sales reported are all
prices from 655. to 90s.

COUNTRY CORN mARKETs DURING THE WEEK,

Wheat. Barley. Oats. 1 Beans.
Per Quarter. v. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s.
Boston 47 61 32 38 2l 27 5► 56
Grantham 60 (15 29 98 35 56 62
Grir.aaby. 58 63 28 30 25 27 46 48
60 65 28 32 58 60
Hull 56 60 32 35 23 3.3
Lincoln 57 :32 36 58 60
Maidstone — 52 tit 34 38 24 29 50 52
Spilsby 58 00 38 40 56 co
Stamford -
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RTY.E.OPON-TYNE, Auo. 25.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, Arm. 25.
In consequence of the very unsettled state of the wea-
ther, this market has been in a feverish state during the
week, and some large sales have been made of old Wheat
at good prices, to-day the farmers' supply was very small,
and sales brisk, at an advance of Ss. to 4s. per quarter.
One or two samples of the new crop, which sold at 60e.
to 625. Large sales of Foreign Oats have been made dur-
ing the week—in the farmers' market to-day the quantity
was limited, and sales .at about former currency. Barley,
Beaus, and Pease, nominal. New Rye inquired after.
Fine Malt fair sale. Flour in good demand,

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Per quarter.
Wheat, North itmlierlancl, v.iite...s,ls. 683 ...red s9s 635.
-- Norfolk & Stifiblk...6os. 64s....Berwick & Scotch 595. i2B.
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk, new
-- Grinding 3os 325.
Malt, Norfolk and Suftblk 60s. 665.
Beans, Small —s. --s.... Tick
Pease, White, Boilers 44s. Vic... Grey 40s. 423.
Oats, Northum. Potatoe ...... 355. 3'7s....Feed 275. 30s.
Flour, Fine (per sack) 435. 445.