The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-07 00:00:00

MARK.

LONDON 'MARKETS.

(From the London New Price GUI-rent of Vrida:;•.)'
SUGAR.-The demand for Muscovatlesh.:s been general
and c:1-tensi.re; the
.sales fin- the week are estimated at 3,300
hhtls. and trs. Witta of good and fine continue to
improve ; in the lower qualitie'ti !Pete is no alteration.
There was more firmness in the Market this forenoon for.'
Sugars 575. and 605., they are Is. higher. The A.,:fined.
Market is very inadequately supplied with goods; Lumps 1
ere in consequence contracted for forward-delivery, at nearly. !
the,prctieut prices. The wholesale Grocers for the supply•
of the hinrie collS6iiption ate obliged to pay high. prices for
the few fine goods that offer. Idolat'sea are doll and 6d.
lower.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-The few sales lately effected
are small parcels of ord. Demerara at 225. 6d. a 235.
EAST INDIA Suctaas.—There have been inquiries after
fine yellow Mauritius Sugars, but few or no parcels offer;
some Siam of. the late public sales have been re-sold at Is.
advance. This forenoon by public sale 869 bags Siam
Sugars fair quality, sold at low prices.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—The transactions in Foreign 6:13,11
are only small parcels of low' white Pernatns at 825., and
brown at .245. •

Correz.--There are few sellers of Coffee; the quantity
brought forward by public sale has again been inconsider-
able, and the whole went off with briskness, fully support-
ing the late advance; the parcels have been generally small
lots of British Plantation descriptions. By private con-
tract there are extensive. inquiries after Foreign Coffee,
particularly for Brazil and St. Domingo, but few pare:els
are on sale ; for the latter, of very goal quality, 89s. has
been paid, and 40s. is now asked without regard to qua-
lity. By public sale this afternoon 2,047 bags East India,
144 bags Brazil, 37 casks 100 bags British Plaatation ;
pale Cheribon sold at 36a. 6(1., yellow at 38s. 6d. ; Su-
matra, common at 345. 6d. a 355. ; fine ordinary Brazil
at 38s. 6d. ; the ordinary descriptions of Jamaica sold at
the late advance we have stated. Cheribon and Brazil sold,
contrary to anticipation,Js.a 2s. lower.

HEMP, FLAX, AND TA LLOW. —The • Talhily Market
has been very heavy all the week ; the purthairs arc in-
considerable; the prices hare declined about 6,1. per cwt.
In Hemp ar Flax there is little alteration. The letters
from St. Petersburgh are dated 16th ult. Exchange I Id.
Tallow 95.
TEA.—Th 9 market remains steady.

Fautr.—There is no alteration to notice this Week:—
By public sale this forenoon, Red Smyrna Raisins, 320
brls. takan in at 435. Figs, new 'Turkey pulled, 4,220
drums, a few sold at 475. Raisins, Denia, 500 baskets,
taken in at 375.

Intsti PaovlsroNs.—There are no alterations in Irish
Provisions worth reporting.
Saurr ET it E.—Saltpetre coatinues steady.
Itintoo.—There have been no purchases of Indigo to
any extent since the India House Sale ; the Market has a
languid appearance.
COTTON.—The inquiries after Cotton continue to in-
crease ; the prices are without alteration. The sales for
the week consist of 150 Bengal, at 441. ; 740 Surat, at
33.81. a ; 100 Bowed, at 6d. ; 360 Egypti in, at
60. This forenoon, at public sale, 912 bales Surat Cot-
ton,"middling sold at aid. and. ; about 150 bags taken in.
SncEs.—Spices continue firm, but the transactions are
not extensive. The result of the India Howe sale is
looked for with some anxiety. The Pepper at public sale
to-day 321 bags black, and 34 bags white, were all taken
in. Pepper is to 1:4. lower.
_ _ _

RicE:—At public sale
_ll6 hags fair Bengal Rice taken

at 155., afterwards sold at 14s. 6d.

Tobacco.---Tic demand for Tobacco hos subsided. It
is non, reported that the new Duty will apply to all To-
bacco now in bond.

RUM, BRANDI', AND HOLLAND& —There ate on sales
of Ruin to any extent. The purchases of Brandy continue
confined to small parcels for shipping. Geneva is still
neglected.