The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-09 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesasy.)
SuGAR—At the close of the market last week
nearly all the show rooms were cleared of Musco-
vades, except in one instance, where there was
plentiful supply of Montserrats, the holders having,
kept back their Sugars from sale in anticipation 0f
the short supply and the continuance of the demand'
the strong Sugars realised an advance of 2s. t'e
other descriptions were Is. higher. The deliveries
of Sugar last Meek are more considerable than the
corresponding one of last year, and the comparative
stock is now 3,000 casks less ; our present stock 15,
below 9,000 casks, being little more than two weeks
consumption, and of this supply the great proportion
is in the hands of the trade, who have purchased the
Sugars but not yet cleared them. This morning
scarcely any good Sugars were on show, as the
.
late arrivals were not in time for this Day's Market,
where a board or two of good Sugars appeared, they
were immediataly cleared off at the advance we have
stated. About 500 hhds. sold to-day, and according
to our estimate there is about 2,000 hhds. left unsola
in the Market. The goods suitable for the Mediterry
nean Markets were in great demand last week, and
prices were Is. higher. There was nearly the same itn"
pro vement in the prices of goods for the home trade,
for which the request also was general and exten•
sive. The reports of the Markets from Northern
Europe' were unfavourable; there was, in conse-
quence, a very limited demand for goods to the or
posite coast. Molasses advanced 6d. last week.—:"
There is no alteration in the Refined Market this
forenoon ; the demand for goods to Hamburgh, &C.?
continues very languid; the purchases for the Home
trade and for the Mediterranean are continued.---
Molasses are brisk at 2.58. In the Foreign Sugar
few purchases are reported. The East India de-
scriptions of the late sales are held at ls. a is. 6d.
advance.

COFFEE—The prices of Foreign Coffee gave waY
Is. 6d. towards the conclusion of the Market lot
week ; very good ordinary St. Domingo 181 bag.
sold at 435. a 435. 6d., and very good ordinary
maka sold at 495. 6d.; since then some ordinary St.
Domingo is reported at 435. by private contract'
but we think yesterday the inquiries appeared cow
siderably to increase, and it is generally believed the
fall of the prices will facilitate sales to some extent.
The public sale this forenoon consisted of 80 casks
Jamaica, nearly all ordinary and unclean, only one or
two lots sold. The demand for Coffee by private
contract continues, some good ordinary Brazil sold
at 445.; the inquiries for St. Domingo are consi-
derable, ordinary 335. 6d., and for good the holders
are still asking 455., and appear not anxious to sell.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS—There are fesv
purchases in Rum to report ; a small parcel of 691
Jamaica nearly 33 over, sold at 45.; and a parcel
Leewards averaging proofs at 2s. 2d. Brandy i 5
very heavy and offered on lower terms without fa"
cilitating sales. Geneva may also be purchase°
lower. At a late hour a parcel of Jamaica 27 over,
sold at 3s. 6d.
HOPS—The accounts from the Plantations are
still unfavourable, the plant came forward weakly
covered with fleas ; there is not, however, so Intl'
doing in the market, the estimated duty is 115,0001:
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW—The deliveries 01
Tallow for home consumption continue extensive,
the consequence is a further reduction in the cow"
partitive stock ; the late advance in prices is main-
tained. The recent letters from Petersburg'', 20th
ult., give an alteration in the Exchange, 10d, 1-32C1
the prices of Tallow were a shade higher. In Hemp
or Flax there is no alteration worth noticing.
OILS—In Greenland Oil there is little variation.
Seed Oils are in demand; Linseed at the advance
of Ios. ; Rape 20s. higher. Sperm advanced Si. to
41. per tun, but the extensive arrivals have aggiu
checked the improvement ; it is, however, stated the
great proportion of the imports are already sold for
arrival.
Covrox—,Surat Cottons last week were shod
id. lower; there was no alteration in the other do'
criptions. The accounts from Liverpool and the
manufaeturing districts, state the business doing in
Cottons is on the most extensive sale. The pur-
chases here for the week ending last night are about
700 bags.

INDIGO—The market remains quiet, but no re-
duction in prices can be stated; some inconsiderable
picked parcels have been sold at 7d. to 9d. advance;
but the general premium on sale prices is about 3d•
per lb. By public sale last week about 69 serous
Caraccas Indigo were offered. but only 6 serons sold;
the trade appeared determined not to buy, the with-
drawing price was about Is. per lb. under the lest
public sales.
FRUIT--The stocks of Smyrna Fruit are reduced
to about 150 packages, 495. was yesterday realised;„
we have not heard of any considerable purchases 01
Currants—there are more arrivals.

COAL MAR
. Od 131 Adair's owoovvre•••••••• ~•• ...... ~
Burdon
Charlotte— - 33 0
Eighton Main 31 6
Heaton 35 6
Elebburn Main 34 0
34 8
Killingworth :25 6
Liddell's Main.. 31 0
tiewburn 32 9
Ord's nedhugh . 30 3
Pelaw 32. 0
Percy . 29 6
Pontop Windsor 31 3
33
Willington

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12:326:;
Ditto Hotspur 33 ",
Ditto Peareth _ 3:3 7,
6
DlNH..ie:tnirthdtioaoenyderry-small 13;
flussell'eFietton'ssmall 16
Cannel (per
Cowpen 29 ‘.;
Culin Cox 29 7',
Scotch --- 34
Eden Main 34 "ft
Lyon's Main 34
TinlysnmoMdnib;Hsytionoennt Alainl: !IS;
j?"(-2
Ditto Stewart's :37 ;I
Russell's Hetton'aW. E. 36
S sold, 68 4--. Unsold, '7914•

WylaitV

Walls End Bell and Co. 35 6
Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 35 0
Ditto Bewicke and Co.— 3d 6
Ditto 8r0wn'5....,.-- 3i 6
Ditto Burraton
Ditto Carr and Co.-- 33 6
Ditto Cramlington_ 32 6
Ships at Market, 144-Mk

COUNTRY CORN MARK TS DURING THE WEEK'

Wheat.
---
a. to S.
35
54 64
56 59
57 63
54 544
54 58
5I 62
=fo
,oy 54 58
ra. . 46 56

Barley.

Oats.

IL to a. 1. t° A
26 - 40
S I 37 44 0
32 42 58
345 •28 A 6 0
30 ss do
st
38 Ss 66 0
27 0
30 34 54

Per Quarter.
Boston
Canterbury
Grantham
Lincoln .....-
Maidstone
SOlab-

e. to s.

36 43
40 43
40 44
40 43
40 46
42 44
40 49
40 42

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

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IMPORTED.
Same pe. l
. • • This rod last
year. year. -
112
---- -.....--•
M -----1;
.-
Bags, &c. Bags, &c. , Bags, &c Bag"il
Liverpool '2'26,595 110,568 44.7 ir.
London 18,151 27,689 1,46 e 710
Glasgow 18,366 6,448 ---

Total exported in 1827

21,153.

BIRTH.
On the lit inst., the lady of Robert Scott, Esq., 134che-
lor's-walk, Dublin, of a son and heir.

MARRIED.
,„n. bY
On the Bth instant, at St. Mary's Stoke Newins—q, g,
the Rev. G. C. Gorham, D.D., Thomas Mills, -L'i_l#l;"
eldest son of S. Mills, Esq. of Russell-square, to Elisa'n:
eldest daughter of F. B. King, Esq. of Stoke Dievil264°-

On the 7th instant, at t DIEheD .
house of ber mother. if.
Bloomsbury-place, Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the
George Burley, Esq. goer
On the 7th instant, Robert Stephen, nig' of ""`"
Thames-street, aged 74.

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