The Sun.
London, England, 1827-07-04 00:00:00

LONDON MAIItETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
SUGAR.-The great alteration in the stock which we
noticed last week from 2,000 casks more to 4,000 casks
less than in the same period in 1826, continued to have
great effect on the Market, and the demand was not check-
ed by the order from Government respecting the admission
of Foreign Sugars, the particulars of which we have given :
indeed the Foreign at Market is so limited, 3,300 chests
of Havannah and Brazil, that no effect was likely to be
made, and though the quantity of East India is 48,000
bags, yet a very small proportion is suitable for Refining.----
The admission is generally approved of and the West India
Planters only object to it on one principle, which is indeed
a serious one—the probable increase of the supply, and the
consequent extension of the Slave Trade.--The effect of all.
Sugars coming to England for the supply of Europe is ra-
ther favourable, as it has always been found that small di-
rect supplies to the Continent had more effect in depressing
prices than that of entire cargoes arriving in London.---
The sales of Muscovades last week were estimated at 6,000
hhds. the prices Is. higher; strong brown Jamaica 625.,
and scarcely any Sugars of that Island offering under 61s4'
the low brown St. Lucia, nearly dabs, 575.
This morning the large deliveries last week (about
4,000 hhds.) and the decrease of the comparative stock,
about 1,000 hhds., created some sensation ; we observe the
deliveries for last year from about the middle of July were
extensive, and as there is no prospect of such supplies this
year, we may expect a rapid reduction in the comparative
stock after next week, as in addition to the short crops of
Sugar in the British Colonies; Cuba turns out to be de-
ficient in Sugars from a third to a half.—The buyers; ere
early at Market this morning and were rather eager to pur-
chase, but the supply is still inadequate, and as the holders
asked ls. higher than on Friday, the demand was checked ;
at the close of the day the sales were estimated at
1,200 hhds., cernly at higher prices than at the close of
last week ; and fife sales would have been extensive but for
the advance asked.—Last week the purchases of refined'
goods were so extensive as to keep the market without
adequate supplies ; all parcels offering were immediately
taken at a further advance of ls. ; the purchases were'
general for home consumption, for export, and on specula•
tion. Molasses were is. higher. The grocers have lately'
purchased more extensively than the shippers, and few
goods of any kind are offering for sale this`morning ; no,
Lumps offer under 82s. ; fine goods advanced in propor-
tion.—Molasses 255. to 255. 6d. All descriptions of
Foreign Sugars and East India may be stated about 2s-
per cwt. higher; for yellor Havannah 38a, is asked;
Brazil Sugars have realized the advance we have stated;
strong dry white selling at 40s. a 428. ; yellow 30s. a 325. ;
some white sold at 445. for export, and for fine 455. asked;
Siam Sugars also much inquired after; the principal &Iles
of Mauritius are yellows from 595. 6d. a 645. Grocers '
are allowed to clear Sugars on the same terms as the
refiners.

COFFEE.—The public sales of Coffee last week were ex-
tensive, and the market was not depressed by the result of
the very extensive sale in Holland and in Antwerp; on the
contrary Foreign Coffee sold with more spirit, and at prices
which we think were 6d. to Is. per cwt. higher; fine or-
dinary St. Domingo realising about 445. ; ordinary 425.
6d.—Brazil 425. a 445. The British Plantation descrip-
tions were also in more request, and the prices were fully
Is. higher. There were no public sales of Coffee this
morning, but there is more confidence, and a general opi-
nion is entertained that the markets have reached the lowest
point of depression.

"""RUIVI, BRANDY, AND Hot.LaNns.—Fine strong Jamaica
Rums are still inquired after, and meet a ready sale; all
other descriptions of Rum are dull, and rather lower.--.
Brandy goes off slowly, but only where the holders accept
reduced prices. The Excise sale of Geneva went off about
2s. 6d., and as the market prices for pale are generally Id.
to 2d. per gallon higher, but the prices are only a shade
higher, as the report of the market is that the Geneva at
Excise sale is taken for a particular market, where it meets
with some advantage as to duty. • The !him Market looks
snore firm this afternoon : the only sale transpired is same
Demerara 25 over at 3s. 2d.

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there is, however, much business doih„ but at low prices.
The purchases of Cotton here for the week ending last
night, inclusive, consist of 1,500 bags; the prices are
without alteration.

The East India sale on Friday consists of 6,300 bag,
Bengal ; 5,300 Surat ; 150 Madras.
TEA.—The market generally looks firm ; Greek
and Private Trade Teas continue to bear an advance
of Id. !.c.
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SALTPETRE.—By public sale last week, about 5,000
bags Saltpetre sold 21s. a 225. chiefly 21s. 6d.
Paovzslows.—ln Irish Beef and Pork there is little al-
teration ; the India Pork is rather higher ; Bacon has not
been in so great a request.

Sitx.—The high price paid for Silk at the India
House produces no effect on Italian Silks; they are heavy.
TOBACCO.—The inquiries after Tobacco were conside-
rable last week, but no purchases to any extent took place.
Itintoo.—The accounts from France and from Russia
are favourable for Indigo, but they have produced no effect
here. There are no purchases to report, and the Market
will probably continue in the same nominal state till the
commencement of the India House sale on Tuesday next.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW. --The accounts from
Russiallsth ult., are favourable for the market; Tallow/
was about 100 rubles ; Exchanges 15-32 and 746.—The
favourable statements have no effect on this market, which,
is nominal on account of the few sales lately reported, the
early arrivals from the Baltic, and the falling off in the
deliveries for consumption.—Hemp and Flax are at nominal ,
prices.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

s. to s. s. to s.
57
50 65 39 45
58 64 39 43
60 63 38 42
58 60 40 44
58 60
55 66

Wheat.

Barley.

Oats.

Beans.

s. to AL R. to 0-
22 55
31 39 44 50
28 36 5" 62
58 60
26 30 60 64 )
28 36 56 58
50 52

Per Quarter.
Boston
Canterbury
Grantham
Grimsby
Lincoln
Maidstone
Spilsby

60 (S 2

58 60

EXPORTED.

Previous•
ly this
year.

Bags, &C•,
11,208,
20,965
90