The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-06 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
Suoitit.—:The sales of Muscovades last week were
nearly 3,500 hhds.; the prices were without altera-
tion.—The public sale of 235 casks St. Lucia
Sugars went off rather lower.—Tlaere are no Sugars
on sale this forenoon on account of the holyday ;
the deliveries are nearly the same as the correspond-
ing week of last year; the present stock is above
4,000 casks excess compared with 1826. The ad-
vance obtained in Refined Sugars was fully main-
tained last week, and the sales were so extensive
that few goods were left on sale. There has been
little or no business this afternoon on account of the
holyday time ; there is no alteration in prices. By
public sale last week nearly 1,600 bags Mauritius
sold at full prices ; the only alteration in the Market
was that the Sugars sold heavily in place of the for-
mer briskness ; also 618 chests Havannah, a fine
parcel; fine white 465. ordinary 425. fine yellow 345.
to 355.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.—The Stock of West
India Molasses is now, 1,900 casks; the deliveries
last week were 172.—There have been sales of or-
dinary St. Lucia at 265.; Dominica at 28s.

COFFEE.—The British Plantation Coffee last week
sold freely at full prices, particularly the ordinary
descriptions of Jamaica, which are scarce; fine fine
ordinary 60s. and 615., middling 68s. and 70s.—
Brazil Coffee is scarce and has been inquired after ;
several large parcels of St. Domingo were offered,
and the great portion of fair and good quality way
taken in at 435. Gd. and 445. There were no public
sales of Coffee this forenoon, and very few purchases
by private contract are lately reported.
RicE.—Carolina Rice which fell Is. has again ad.
vanced to our highest quotation. Bengal Rico is Is.
lower; the duty on the latter Is. less; Paddy Is.
more.

OlLS.—Spermaceti has fallen 2/. and the Market
is heavy at tho reduction; in other Oils there is no
alteration, but there is rather more business doing.

SALTPETRE.—The sales last week were exten-
sive; about 500 tons 21s. a 225. chiefly 21s. 6(1.
FRUIT.—The arrivals of Smyrna Raisins last
week were rather extensive, the prices are little
varied ; Currants are not in such brisk demand, but
no reduction in prices can be stated. Few Figs re-
main on sale, the holders still ask 60s. for the best
quality.
TOBACCO.—The demand for Tobacco has again
subsided; the purchases for the week ending last
night exclusive, consist of small parcels to the trade.
Some sales are reported at Liverpool to London
buyers much as the currency here ; but the pur-
chases are rather better in quality.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The sales of
Leeward Island Ruin last week were rather exten-
sive, chiefly proofs 2 and 3 over at 2s. Id.; some of
the same strengths sold for export at 2s. 3d. free on
board; fine Jamaica Rums continue inquired after,
and several sales were reported from 4s. Id.. a
4s. 3d. ; the inferior strengths are neglected and are
offered low in proportion.—The nearest quotation of
pale Geneva is 2s. 5d —Brandy continues at nearly-
nominal quotations, the sales being confined to small
parcels for export. At a late hour a parcel Jamaica
Rum 28 over, sold at 3s. 9ti.

PROVISIONS.-There is no decisive arrangement
as to the duty on Foreign provisions. Irish prime
Mess Pork has sold, in some instances, so low as
3/. 35.; India Pork, 51. I2s. 6d. The sales of Irish
Beef are inconsiderable; some llamburgh India
Beef is again reported at 5/. 10s. Bacon continues
in demand.
COTTON.-Cotton is a shade lower. The pur-
chases at public sale and by private contract for the
week ending last night inclusive, consist of 1,500
Swats, 4id. a 54d.; 700 Bowed, sd. a 6id.; 200
Bengal, 44d. a 4id.; 70 Pernambuco, 81d. a 9d.
SILK.-Though a little more is given for the
prime qualities, yet it cannot be said that the state
of the trade has at all improved.
TEA.-The Tea Sale commenced yesterday,
Boheas sold 2d. per lb. dearer than last sale, first
cost. The following were the prices-Bohea in
chests Is. 94d. a Is. lOid.; ditto, chests Is.
94d. a Is. 104 d.; large chests Is. 6id. a Is. 71d. ;
in Congou chests 2s. lid. a 2s. 21d. Common
Congous commenced to-day, and are selling about
id. per lb. above the last sale. No fine ones have
yet come on. Common 2s. 3441. a 2s. 3id. ; but
middling 2s. 4d. a 2s. 4id.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.-TRURO, JUNE 2.-

Quantity of Copper Ore sold, 2211 tons ; average
produce, 74 ; Quantity of fine Copper, 161 tons, 6
cwt. ; amount of sale, 13,347/. 18s.; average stand-
ard, 120/. 9s.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 4.—The division on the
Duke of Wellington's Amendment on the Corn
Bill, on Friday laSt, has tended to advance the
price of wheat here fully fid. per bushel, indeed,
some say ls., and others will not fix a price ;
this total change in the nature of the Bill will
tend to make him (his Grace) still more un-
popular in this .Canningite place. The sales of
Cotton to-day amount to 5,000 bags, or up-
wards, at full prices, in which 700 bags of
Brazils have been taken for export, and 1,000
bags of Egyptians sold at 7d. per lb.