The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-27 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
SUGAR.—The failure of the crop in the West Indies
(notwithstanding the loss of the Corn Bill, which operates
so much against the commerce of the country), is begin-
ning to have au effect on the Sugar market ; the prices at
the close of last week were fully Is. higher than at its
commencement ; the market was brisk, and many holders
have withdrattm their Sugars from present sale, in the an-
ticipation of much higher prices. The comparative stock
of Sugar is 4,000 casks less this week ; the deliveries from
the warehouses are extensive. At an early hour the
buyeri were at market, eager to purchase : the holders
asked and received an advance of is. on Friday's prices,
which were is higher than on the day preceding. The
total advance since Tuesday last is 2s. per cwt. The esti-
mated sales to-day are fully 2,700 hhds, besides 1,229
bags Mauritius, which sold about 2s. higher than last
sale ; low yellow to good 595. a 645. The Havannah
were all damaged Sugars—they sold high. The Refined
Market was is. higher last week, and the market was
nearly cleared of all goods suitable for shipping : the
grocers for the home market did not purchase on an ex-
tensive scale, but they were obliged to submit to higher
prices. Molasses were without variation. The demand
for shipping goods is languid to-day, on account of the
unfavourable news from the Continent. The wholesale
grocers are increasing their purchases for home consump-
tion: the prices are again rather higher ; Molasses are
brisk at 21s. 6d. At a late hour several extensive private
sales transpired, particularly in crushed Sugars.

The smallness of the stock of Foreign Sugars in first
hands, not exceeding 1,000 boxes white and yellow Ila-
vannah, and 900 boxes of Brazil, precludes the doing much
business in these descriptions of Sugars. There is a fair
demand bath for Brazil and Havannah ; however, the ex-
pectations of the holders are rather beyond what is offered.
A few chests of yellow Havannah have been sold privately
at 365. for fair quality, and some few whites at 455. ;
but at this price no more are to be had, 465. being asked
for the remaining white ; of Brazils, none but Pernam-
bucos are in the market, and they are held at prices not
yet attainable.

On Friday the public sale of 2,142 bags Mauritius Su-
gars sold freely at prices Is. higher.
CorrEr.--The extensive Public Sales advertised at Ant-
werp and in Holland have lately had a very unfavourable
effect on the Coffee Market. The particulars :—At Ant-
werp 14,958 bags Cheribon and Batavia, of which 6,745
bags sold ; the ordinary Batavia was withdrawn 26i a 27 ;
7,100 bags Brazil were sold, 3,850 bags ordinary equal
to 375. a 40s. per cwt. The East India sold pretty well;
the Brazil was lower ; after the sale for 1,500 bags of the
latter Is. 6d. profit was Vffered and refused. No details
of the other sales are received. The Market here last week
was heavy and lower ; on the Thursday and Friday about
2,500 bags good ordinary St. Domingo was sold at 425. a
41s. 6d. ; good ordinary quality ordinary Brazil 415., with
some colour 438. The British Plantation descriptions
went off without briskness, but the prices were fully sup-
ported. The public sales of Coffee to-day consisted of 114
casks British Plantation ; 435 bags Foreign nearly good
middling Berbice sold at 725., good middling Jamaica at
785., good ordinary Brazil at 425. The market is steady.
Ruar, BaAI4DY3 AND Hor.LA-Nos.—Leeward Island Rum
of low quality and fine Jamaicas continue in some request,
but the latter is not*so brisk as formerly on account of
new arrivals. Brandy and Geneva are heavy at the former
quotations.
OILS.-The Oil Market is steady ; there is no alteration
in prices worth reporting.
Carrox.—The Cotton Market continues steady; the
sales for the week ending last night inclusive, consist of
200 Bengal, 4id. a 4id. ; 1,100 Bowed, bid. a 6d. ;
SOO &mats, 4itl. a si-d. ; 100 Pernams, 9d. ; 900 Egyp_
tiara, ith. a 7d.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—Tire letters from St. Pe-
tersburgh are of the Sth instant, the exchange had ad-
vanced to lot-d., Tallow 100 rubles.—The Tallow Mar-
ket here is dun and lower.—Hemp was at a small decline.
—Flax nominal.

FOR DELIVERY.
Tallow, deliver last 3 months
Shipment on er before Aug.3l 0 37 0 to "
free on board
Hemp, Shipment on or before Aug.3l 38 10 oto
FRu yr. —There is no alteration in Fruit; there are no
new arrivals.

Toneeco.—Thers is an increase in the demand for To-
bacco, particularly for Spain ; the sales are chiefly good
long leafy Tobacco from 31d. to 4d.
RICE.--By public sale on Friday, 449 bags white Ben-
gal Rice 13s. 6d. to 14s. fair ; Rice is higher.
CLOVES.—By public sale on Friday, 160 bags Bourbon
Cloves, middling to good Is. 80. to.ls. 11d.
INDIGO—The accounts from France are rather favour-
able for Indigo, but there are no purchases worth report-
ing. The trade are still busily engaged inspecting the new
show is now about
sale; the quantity 0n3,500 chests,
and 700 or SOO more are expected to be added to the
sale.—The description of the Indigo continues to be chiefly
good and fine.
PuovissoNs.—There is rather snore demand for Irish
Beef; Pork is neglected.--Bacon is less n demand.
LIVERPOOL, JUNI 26.—The demand for Cotton to-day
has not been extensive, and as the holders have been firm
in their prices, the business done amounts to only about
1,500 bales.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK

NVheat. I.

Barley

Oats.

Beans.