The Sun.
London, England, 1829-03-06 00:00:00

NENVGATE ANI) LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
s. d. tog. d. s. d. tog. d.
Beef 2 2 310 Veal
Mutton...

CITY MARKETS.—TWO O'CLOCK.
PLANTATION SUCIAItS.-The demand continues to he
very limited, and scarosly any alteration in the prices can
be noticed ; the inferior descriptions are still very dull of
sale, while the coloury sorts suitable to the scale are taken
off freely and at full prices ; some new Demeraras have been
sold this week, and although the merchants shelved them-
selves decided sellers, full prices were given. Three public:
sales of Mauritius Sugar have been brought forward, con-
sisting of 7 922 bags, but the bright yellow and fine
grocery sorts were the only descriptions which met a ready
sale, and these brought about the same prices as last week,
while the brown and low grey qualities have gone at full
Is. a Is. 6d. reduction.
Delivered last week from West India Docks, 2,694 hlpls.,
197 trs.

Stock on hand in West India Docks (on the 2d inst.),
19,229 hh.ls., 1,819 trs.
Stock on hand in West India Docks (on 4th March,
1828), 16,407 Mids., 1,531 tis.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—About 1400 chest• strong white
Havannalis have been sold this week at 465. a 471. ; but
in other descriptions there does not appear to be much
doing.

REFINED SUGARS have again been soil at lower price.,
but the buyers appear very little disposed to buy, even at
the reduced quotations; some offers, however, have been
made for Crashed fur the Mediterranean rather below this
day's quoted prices, but at present very little has been done ;
the demand altogether for Refined Sugars at this time is
very small.
Corrac.—Two or three small parcels of Plantation have
been brought forward by public sale, but the buyers sheaved
very little inclination to purchase, and although same good
coloury lots were offered, scarcely the last prices could be
obtained.
Delivered last week from the West India Docks, 300
casks, and 1,094 b igs, &e.
Stock on hand in the West India Docks, (on 2d inst.)
9,129 casks, and 76,599 bags, fee.
Stock on hand in the West India Docks (on March 4th,
1625) 10,954 casks, and 88,872 bags, &c.
Fut-ir.--A cargo of new Denis Raisins, eonsisting of
abont 4,800 baskets, ( just landed from the Sancho Panza)
bas been taken cli by the trade at the highest quotation,
the quality being fine; the inferior descriptions, of which
there is rather a large stock at present, are not saleable : in
the other descriptions, generally, there is very little doing.
In the Colonial markets busines3 generally has been ac-
tive within the last two or three days. The sales of
Plantation Sugars have been pretty large, but the im-
porters were compelled to subunit to a reduction of about
Is. per cent. The market this morning is well attended,
but prices fiat. The public sales Itirintitim, consisting
of 5000 bags, went off' at a reduction of Is. pills. 6d. for
inferior qualities. 1000 chests of Havannah were taken
in at 458. Refined goods, heavy. Plantation Coffee
barely realizes the previous' currency. Spices are more in
demand. Some parcels of Saltpetre, for cash, are reported
on louver terms, viz., at 245. To-day the market is more
firm.

There ia a large sale of COTTONS to-day, and nothing is
doing till the result is known. In consequence of the
free exportations recently prices are expected to look up.
The sale of TEAS continues; at its close the averages
will he given.
The large sale by:the Hatissn's Bay Company has at-
tracted the whole attention of the Fur trade within the
last day or two. The value of Furs sold :• estimated to
exceed 130,0001.
BALTIC PRODUCE continues fiat. Tallow at 395. 3d.
to 39a. 6d.

COUNTRY CORN 51ARKE1'S DURING THE WEEK.