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

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the New London Pries Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The shoiv of Sugars last week was very li-
mited, notwithstanding the late extensive imports ; the',
buyers, however, evinced no inclination to purchase. The.
speculators were not seen at Market, and the Refiners, on
account of the low prices of manufactured goods compared
with raw Sugars, were rather inclined to work cut their
stocks, or reduce the quantity refined. The wholesale'
Grocers bought for the home trade on the most limited
scale. The whole of the purchases for the week did not
exceed 1,500 blols., the prices were about Is. per cwt.
lower. _ _

V The
deliveries last week are 860 casks less than the cor.l
responding one of last year, which shows the consumptionl
is already in some measure checked by the late advance :
the comparative stock is about 11,500 casks less than last
year. There was a better show of Sugar this morning,
but as the great proportion of the holders will not submit
to any reduction, scarcely any business was done on the,
opening of the Market this morning. At the conclusion
of the day all the purchases by private contract do not ex-
ceed 300 casks.—The sales are Is. a ls. 6d. lower t.ian
the highest point of the Market about ten days ago.—The
Barbadoes sale went off at the same reduction.
The Refined Market last week declined about Is. per
cwt. and the sales at the reduction were trivial.

Iv At-a
late hour to-day the Refined Market continuedl
!heavy ; with the exception of a large parcel fair quality, I
Lumps at 84s.—Scarcely any business has been done : a
considerable parcel of Molasses sold at 275.
FOREIGN SuoAn.—The inquiries after white Havannah
Sugar last week were general, but the quantity offeringl
was inconsiderable. Some sales of yellow were reported,
375. 6d. a 395. 6d. ; about 800 chests sold.
EAST INDIA Sunau.—Mauritins Sugars supported the
previous prices, but the sales were inconsiderable.—The
India Company have declared for sale 21st inst. 11,176
bags, which is understood to be all their stock. The pur-
ichases last week were quite inconsiderable.
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Cos-I'm—The public sales last week were considerable,l
but a great proportion was taken in ; the coloury descrip-
tions British Plantation supported the previous prices, the
ord. declined Is. a 2s. good to fine ord. Havannah sold in
large parcels at 445. a 455. 6d. fine ord. St. Domingo 46e.
The Foreign Coffee sold at a reduction of Is. a is. 6d. last
week, and generally the Market had a very heavy ap-
pearance.
There were two public sales this forenoon, consisting of
206 casks and 737 bags,.)f which 737 begs were ord.
mixed St. Domingo, the remainder chiefly Dominica Coffee.
For the St. Domingo 425. 6d. was offered and refused ;
all taken in.—The Dominica also went off verr heavily, but
at full prices. Generally. Coffee is heavy at the reduction
f we have stated, but the Market is rather more firm to-day.

RUM, BaArmy, and Ilou.anns.—The Rum Market is
heavy on account of the recent arrivals, but we believe there
are no sales at any reduction.—Brandy is still in a very
languid and depressed state.—Geneva has been inquired
after, pale at 21. 7d., but the supplies are considerable.
New Brandy, to arrive, on board 3s. 4d. ; 1825, do. 38. 6d.
EAST 'lima Goons.—The Commissioners of the Board
of Customs have sent a communication to the India Board,
stating that many of the overtime goods sold under autho-
rity of the Treasury order 23d July, 1823, still remain in
the Company's warehouses, and *l,l request that the ne-
cessary measures may be taken for their disposal, ae well
as Camphor, Lac Lake, Lac Dye, and Red Wood or Red.
Sanders imported up to Slat Dec. 1815, and all other
goods imported up to the sth July, 1821, which have
continued warehoused longer than allowed by law. I
The India Directors have given notice that all goods
coming under the above description will forthwith be
brought to sale.
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PROYISIONS.-The only sales reported are some parcelsl
lof India Pork.—Beef is without alteration.—Bacon is still
in some demand at the inserted rates.—Butters have again
rather given way; the latest sales are at the inserted prices.

HEMI, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The accounts from St.
Petcrsburgh are to the 20th ult. Exchange 10 6-16.—,
Tallow 99 rubies and about 3,000 casks purchased since')
the last post, '71,000 casks shipped.—The Tallow Market'
last week continued languid ; there were, however, con-
siderable small country orders executed about 365. 6d.,
,iand the deliveries last week are in consequence about 1,600
casks ' • the market generally however had a heavy appear-
ance, owing as reported to the anticipated supplies. The
late small purchases of Hemp and Flax are at the insetted
prices.