The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-16 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesdal.)
SUGAR.—The supplies of new Muscovades towards T4't,
close of last week were more considerable than what 11_.,4
been generally anticipated, and in consequence there f 7,
an increasing disposition to effect sales and a decreasn't.,.7
spirit of buying; the prices were without alteration.
reports from the West India warehouses are rather 00n.
%Pourable for the Sugar Market, there is a falling off in
weekly deliveries, and a considerable accumulation of st'3;
on account of the extensive landings (nearly 5,000 lir.
last week) the buyers evinced little inclination to pur
till the close of the day, when the estimated sales were.
1,700 hlids, the market looking extremely firm, and
some instances rather higher. The demand for ren!,,,
goods last week for export,, was chiefly confined to T.::
Mediterranean trade. The wholesale grocers are materio"
increasing their purchases for the home consumptiou.'
There was no alteration in prices. Molasses were stet:
There is a great increase in the demand for refined gond' t '
afternoon. By public sale last week 273 chests Ils","'
nah Sugar met with few hiddings, middling white 4_,' ;
yellow 335. 6d. a 355. A small parcel of Mauritius, W`

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bags, went off freely at the late prices.
COFFEE. —The Coffee Market last week was steadil
onl. St. Domingo sold at 435., fair 445., good 458-;
Brown Havannah 41s. 6d. a 425. Some Brazil sold bt
private contract at 415., and very good quality 465. ; g°°7;
ordinary Jamaica 49i. 6d. a 50s. The public sale to-A,
consisted of 852 pkgs. British Plantation Coffee; 122 bl 4.
good ord. hut much broken St. Domingo 435. taken 'l3:
75 robins Mocha 70s. taken in. The British Plantate
was nearly all Berbice and Demerara, the email proportion'
sold was at the former prices. The market is languid.
TOBACCO.-Tobacco continues neglected ; the late sai!
are confined to small parcels to the trade, too inconsidev

able to enumerate. tie,
COTTON.-The very favourable intelligence reePec,.tie
Cotton from Manchester and Liverpool appear to Nivel ,D of
effect on this Market ; the purchases for the week epuist,
last night inclusive, did not exceed 600 bags, the price. ti
without alteration.-The following are the particular!,
the sales :-450 Surat 4id. a bid. ; 100 Bengal 4P__A'
sid. ; SO Bowed 6d. a 7d. ; 20 India 51d. Nobtoiu`"
doing this afternoon in Surata. The damaged Surat 10 PY
Public Sale went off at full prices.
RUM, BRANDT, AND HOLLANDS-The Rum - Ikel
continues steady, but the demand is languid ; the few Po'
chases reported are proof Leewards 2s. 2d., four over $7;
:3d., and seven over nearly 2s. 4d., but the purchaser, uo
not come freely to market at present, as the holders woe,'
demand higher prices on account of the Government cos"
tract advertised.-Brandy is very heavy, and parcels ,re
offered lower. Geneva in small parcels have sold at !,ei;
duction.-The Export of Rum to the Continent is raped
r
on the increase, as will appear from the following sttie;
runt :-Exported from Ist Jan. to 12th May, 1821;
puns. 563 hhds. Exported from Ist Jan. to 13th o'""
1826, 3,438 ditto, 399 ditto.
OILS-In common Oils there is no alteration ; Sperm!'
ceti has advanced to 701. ; Seed Oils are in demand "
advancing currency.
,
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW-The continued large dr
TA
liveries of Tallow for home consumption gives a gre.-
firmness to the Tallow Market ; last week the delis-05°
were above 1,400 casks, being much more than the c°2/,
responding week of last year.-By public sales last 307
532 casks fine Odessa sold freely 375. 6d. a S7s.
chiefly at the latter, a few lots 38s. ; fine Tallow cont:10!1,4,
scarce.-Hemp and Flax are rather lower. The U 7.
letters from St. Petersburgh state the exchange 101 -
INnico-There are no purchases of East India ledig;
to report.-The public sale of Spanish Indigo went off
rather lower prices.-It is reported that the great pror,L.P.-
tion of the Car aceas Indigo taken in at the public sale r"
day week, has been disposed of at rather higher price!''
say about 2d per lb. advance on the withdrawing rife;
which were Is. under the currency; generally the In
Market looks more firm.-A vessel has arrived at Lives'
pool from Bengal with about 160 chests ; the same fa,t,.'
last year yielded 800 chests, and in this proportion tbeP`"
duce (4.1826 is anticipated to arrive in England.
PaovtsioNs.-The prices for Beef are expected to
supported on account of the short supply, still the Afaril!s
is heavy for both Beef and Pork on account of the
demand for Shipping. -The following are prices for cash t:
the trade; to Shipowners the prices are sto 6 per .
higher. Beef, Prime India 71. 155. a 71. 17e. 6d. ttg'
Prime Mess certain Brands 51. 17s. 6d. ; good dirk
Si. 105. a Si. 155.; inferior ditto Si. a Si. 5e.,---P°l;j:
Prime India;"s/. 17s. 6d. a 61. ; Middling ditto, M. 12s• slit
a Si. 15s. ; Prime Mess, 50 pieces Si. ss. ;
quality ditto ditto, 31. 2s. 6d. ; Selected Bacon SI. ;
mon ditto ditto, 21. 15s. a 21. 17s. There has bes°,. as
.h,
interview between Mr. Huskisson and a deputation of
Irish trade, respecting the extensive import of ForoN.•
Provisions. Mr. Huskisson is represented to be favourable
for protecting the Irish Trade ; a transit duty of 30
cent. is talked of, it would be a perfect prohibition. T7O +.
,„
are now here- about 300 to 850 casks of the Hon"-
India Beef ; by those who have examined the Beef OIL'
fully, it is reported to be only equal to Irish Mess Beef'l
although half-say 21 pieces, is of quality fit for Inu*-P
still the remaining half consists of shins and other per;
coarse parts, not admissible ever in Prime Mess; Pr's

asked is 51. 10s. per trs.
liraohrlseTT thei e sharpc unt
weatherfromh has ne pctoutnhtery earlyar eve r y
voubanes,
the flea appears increasing ; there is considerably more or
accounts
airless doing in Hops at rather higher prices. We do
hear of any late estimate of, duty.
FRUIT—The purchases lately are Red Smyrna B--°
495. ; Cephalonia Currants, 88s. ; Turkey Figs, 69%4
few left on sale.
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FUSTIC—By Public Sale this forenoon 20 tons Picked
Cuba Fu.tic taken in 101. 10s.
DRUGS, DRY SALTERIES—The sale which com..-- -.
on Thursday finished at too late at an hour to-day to Vas
correct particulars.

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

IMPORTED.

ExrcHt.
EDP
ly
Bags, Sec. 8ar659
;;1370 I SA:
22,380.

pC..
This nod last
year. year. I

Bas, Bas,
Liverpool 258,6 sc.
178g,708&c.
London
Glasgow 19,743 8,448

Total expo'

ted in II

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY IZIARY.—FRIDAY, MAT IS. 10
Broughton and Co, Nantwich—Crown, Nantwich ...............
Bush, J., Pembridge—Duke's Head, Leominster ............... 11
l)ay and Co., Norwich—Norfolk hotel, Norwich ..............
Elden, T., Manchester—White's, Manchester ...............j
•
Gregoon, E., Habergharn heaves, Burnley—Hayward'i
Manchester ..................................................................
ll
Hawke, W., Spilsby—George, Spilabry ........................ '
Jones, W., Treilegar iron u orks, Monmouth Commerct6
rooms, Bristol ..... . ......................................................... 10
Morley, W., Manchester—Ray, Manchester. .......................
Moseley, T., Leeds—COlirt.house, Leeds .......................... 10
Roberts, J., Newport—lied Lion, Neissport. ..................... • 10
Robinson, J., Tormusy—Crown, Ludlow ........................... 11
Terrill; W., cambourne—Elliott's, Devonport ..................... ij
Welchman, J., Bristol—Bush, Bristol ..............................

re Cir,"'
INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHA,‘„—.IO,
Petitions to he heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-Imo-Fro
MAN 21, AT NINH.
Bateman, T., Castle-street, Lei- Messenger, W., Mitcham
cester-square Mumford, T., \Veils-street
Barnes, J.,Deptford • Peatling, W., Boston
Camp, -1. Blenheini-street Smith, C., Hammersmith
Clarke, J., Brook's-mews, Ber- Splatt, T,, Chelsea
iceley..square Stabb, T., Torquay
Fisk, H., Lambeth Tree, J., Union-street
Fitton, M., Walworth Waller, C., Lambeth
Holmes, J., Kent-road
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BIRTH. p.
On Tuesday, in Bentinck-street, the lady of Sir ll'
redroll, Bart. of a eon.

MARRIED. th.
On the 15th inst., at St. Marylehone Church,
Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, the Rev. 1-V eel
Bonney, D.D., Archdeacon of Bedford, to C/01°
or
second daughter of the late John Perry, Esq, °-
Hall, Essex. to
Yesterday, at St. Marylebone, Major A. Dash,"°4l' of
Marian Still, youngest daughter of Peter Still, .E9V
Devonshire-place.

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