The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-20 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)

SUGAR.—The Sugar market has remained in a very
languid state all the week, the total sales do not exceed
1,700 hhds. and trs. ; the prices are in several instances
a shade lower, but no further general reduction can be
stated.—The stock of Refined Sugar is on the most limited
scale, yet the demand is so languid that the few goods on
sale appear quite adequate for the request; there can be no
further decline stated in the prices.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—By public sale yesterday 10,539
bags Mauritius Sugar ; a good parcel, and the whole sold
with more than usual briskness, and higher than gene-
rally anticipated ; the good brown Sugars 475. 6d. a
48s. sold at a small reduction; all the other qualities at
very full market prices—Brown mid. 475. 6d. a 485., fine
495. a 51s. ; Grey 495. a 50:p. ; Yellow low to mid. 51s.
a 545., good 575. a 585. 6d. The briskness of the sale
has brought forward large parcels, above 16,000 bags are
advertised for next week. In Bengal or Siam Sugars no
sales are reported.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-In addition to the 300 chests fine
white strong Havannah sold on Tuesday 475. a 495. 6d.
several parcels of new yellow are reported to be sold 295.
a 325. The only purchase of Brazil is a parcel of low
brown to mid. yellow Bahia 19s. a 235.
MoLAssEs.—There is no alteration in West India Mo-
lasses ; some sales of good Demerara are reported at 235.
and very old landed 21s. 6d. but the purchases are rather
limited.

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COFFEE.—The Coffee Market continues steady in price,
but without briskness. About 800 bags good ordinary St.
Domingo has been offered at pubic sale, good ordinary
pale ; the whole was withdrawn at 355., but it is re-
portud to bo sold since at 345. 6d. ; fine ord. La Guayra
365. 6d. and 375., good oidi.mry- nds. Gd. a 83s. Th.
British Plantation Coffee has gone off heavily, but with-
out any decline in the currency. By public sale this fore-
noon 874 bags St. Domingo Coffee, 109 casks Jamaica ;
the latter sold heavily, nearly at market prices ; the St.
Domingo was of good quality, and was all withdrawn, the
sound at 355. The Coffee Market is dull, but without
variation in price.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The demand for
Rum continues limited, and, although there are reported to
be considerable orders for export, yet the prices are so li-
mited, and the state of the market is so dull, that they are
not executed on account of the general expectation of
lower prices ; the sales of the week (which have transpired)
are limited to small parcels to the trade.—ln Brandy or
Geneva there is no alteration. The particulars of several
sales of Rum have this evening transpired : parcels of
Jamaica 29 over at 34. 4d. for fair quality, and fine 32
over Ss. Gd. and 2s. 74. ; some under proofs Porto Rico
sold at ls. 11d.
HEatr, FLAX, AND TALLOW. —The Tallow Market has
been steady all the week. and there is rather more firmness.
In Hemp or Flax there is no material alteration.
Stock of Tallow in Loadon (1828) 10,670 (1829) 7426
Delivery, weekly 1,292 605
Prices (Monday's)
For Delivery—Last prices were, Tallow, shipped in
July or August next 38s. per cwt. ; delivery in June,
375. 3d. to 3714 6d. per cwt. ; free on board, 31s. 10d.
TOBACCO. —The sales of Tobacco this week are limited
to small parcels to the trade.
RlCE.—There have been small sales of Carolina Rice at
our highest quotation ; the quality was very fine. Bengal
Rice is held with firmness, and further sales of good
quality
are reported at I Is. 6d. and 12s.
TEA.—Boheas are in great demand at Id. per lb. ad-
vance on the sale, the consumption of them being very
great.
FEctiFF..—There is no alteration in Fruit ; the bolder'