The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-07 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.
(From tht London New Price Crt;rent of yesterday.)
Sul:lnit.—The Sugar Market was uncommonly heavy
last week ; there was some appearance of a 'decline, as
several holders were determined sellers, and sold off at a
small reduction in price. The total estimated sales of this
week did not exceed 2,000 hhds. and tierces. The stocks
of. West India Muscovades are 10,000 'dads. and tierces
more than last year ; the total deliveries from the three
Duck warehouses last week 3,284 Mids. and trs., 3,598
bags, being about GOO less than in the corresponding week
of last year. Stock of Sugar in the London and St. Ka-
therine's Docks, West India 7,000 hhds. and trs., 9,115
bags Mauritius, 4,029 boxes Havannah, 1,761 chests
Brazil. Exports from the above 105 chests Brazil, 119
bags Mauritius. At the close of the market the estimated
sales this day were only 300 hhds. and trs. as there is
much stagnation on account of two failures in the Sugar
trade; the prices are 6d. to Is. lower. The Refined
trade was very dull last week, and notwithstanding the
scarcity of low Shipping goods, yet the prices gave way
6d. to Is. per cwt. 'f here was rather an increase in the
' home trade. Molasses were 6d. lower There has been
a great stagnation in the Refined trade to-dey ; scarcely
a sale is reported.
-ForrEscskt SUGAR.—The sales last week 130 chests low
soft to good white Bahia at an average of 285., 47 chests
ord. to mid. white Pernams 255. a 30s. 6d., 50 brls.
good to fine. Porto Rico 255. The good and fine Havan-
nab, which we noticed list Tuesday as bought in, has
since been partly sold 435. 6d.
EAST INDIA SUCAR..—There were no sales of East
India last week to any extent.
COITEE.—The Coffee market last week was very
heavy:; all the British Plantation descriptions declined Is.
a 2s. per cwt., except a few parcels of Berbice taken for
home consumption, and some fine Jamaica ; parcels of fine
ot dinary Havannah sold also at high rates, 40s. a 40s. 6d.
good ordinary pale 34e. In the other descriptions of Fo-
reign there were no sales. East India Coffee was offered
on rather lower terms, but there were no transactions of any
extent. This day at public sales 353 casks 4 barrels Bri.
tish Plantation Coffee, a few lots Dominica, the remainder
all Jamaica Coffee ; the latter sold rather lower ; the Do.
minica at former prices. The market is very dull.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Runs market
has been very dull, and rather lower prices have been sub-
m'tted to. Leewards 8 over is 11 (1., 2 and 3 over is 10d.,
and under proofs at Is. 9d. ; one large parcel of Jamaica,
very strong, a part 36 over, sold at an average of 3s. 2d.
Brandy is held with firmness, but there are few sales of
any extent. Geneva still neglected.
firm', FLAX, AND TALLOW. —The Tallow market has
been very heavy, and the prices are rather on the decline.
Hemp is a shade lower. In Flax there is no alteration.
WOOL.—There is a deficiency in the supply of German
of nearly 5,000 bales, and from Spain the arrivals are
only two cargoes against about thirty in former years, yet
the trade is dull.

Serer.s.—A large parcel of Pepper was taken last week
for the shipment at 2id. Pimento has fallen id. to Id.
per lb. This day at public sales 481 bags Pimento, tine
sold at 6id., mid. and good at 6d. a
Rim—The sales of Rice arc confined to small parcels
of Carolina, about 345., ord. Bengal I Is., and cargo
about Ss.

Fa UlT.—There have been no sales of Fruit to any extent.
Isnioo.—There is no alteration in Indigo.
SALTPETRE.—There is little alteration in Saltpetre.
At public sale last week 1948 bags sold 255. a 255. 6d. of
good quality and refraction.
Corrorr.—The Cotton Market continues very firm ;
Surats are steady at the advance of id. a id., other de-
scriptions are also held for higher prices, on account of the
great briskness at Liverpo.,l. The purchases for the week
ending last night inclusive, consist of 360 Bengal 31-d. a
Sid.; 2,010 Surat 3d. a 4-id. ;90 Para [lid. a qd. ;
40 Madras 24d. a 41d.
TonAcco.—There are no sales of any extent; the new
arrivals, about 3,000 hluls., are daily expecte.l at market.
OlLS.—Oils remain very dull, and rather declining in
price, although no authentic accounts are yet received re-
specting the Fisheries.
Tuarniirisre.—Turpentine has fallen la.; a part of
the new arrivals have been sold at reduced prices.
TEA.—The Market remains stationary. The declara-
tion for sale will be given out to-morrow, and may have
some effect.

Hors.—The picking is very general, and the Hops ap-
pear to produce more than was anticipated. The duty is
now stated at 35,0001. ; new Hops generally Si. Bs. to 101.
10s., some fine 11/. to 121. ; Hopi of 1828, Cl. to 7/. 7s.
INTELLIGENCE.-Saks at Redruth last week.
Quantity of Copper Ore sold 1809 tons; averege produce
7i. Quantity of fine Copper 135 tons 7 cwt. Amount
of Sale 10,179/. 12s. Average standard 1121.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to 8. s. to Es. s. to s.
Boston — 51 29 19 40
Gainsborough 58 33 2? 33
Grantham .... 5O 61 36 40 25 27
Grimsby.- .. 45 60 18 26 34 4-1
flornoastle 4B 54 28 32 IS 26 45
Lincoln
Spilsby
Stamford. 43 63 33 38 26 41
York.— 4B 63 32 38 20 28 36 44