The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-06 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

I.ONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR. —There has been a steady, but not extensive de-
mand for West India Muscovades this week ; the request has
beep checked by the arrivals of the new Mauritius Sugars,
and by their quality being still better than last season, and
so good in grain as seriously to interfere with the consump-
tion of the West India descriptions. The estimated sales
this week are 2,900 hhde. and tierces ; the prices are
without variation. Refined there is no material altera-
tion ; the interruption of the navigation has rather checked
the request both for export and home consumption. There
is little alteration to-day in Refined Sugars ; the buyers
for the Hamburgh market have continued their purchases,
and the stock of low goods on hand consequently continues
small, but at present there is no alteration in prices : of
the better descriptions of Lumps and low single Loaves,
and fine Grocery Goods, also, there is only a limited sup-
ply, and are in demand. For Crashed for the Mediter-
ranean there are still inquiries, and sonic business has been
done this week, but only in small parcels. Fine Ham-
burg and Powder Loaves, for the double refined bounty,
also continue to be taken off as they come forward, and
OA) it Is. higher prices given.
MAURITIUS SUGARS.—There have been two cargoes of
New Mauritius Sugars brought to public sale this week ;
the first 3,016 bags were nearly all taken in, the Lohlets
asking higher than the market prices ; the second 5,058
bags nearly all sold at good prices, the quality and colour
were uncommonly good ; brown fine strong 46"...; e;d. to
475. 6d. ; yellow low 475. ; bright yellow 625. t01331.6d.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—In Foreign Sugars no :sales are re-
ported.
COFFEE.—The transactions in Coffee continue confined
chiefly to parcels for home consumption ; some sf tile finer
qualities sold rather higher. A parcel of good ordinary
St. Domingo sold at 325.
Rust ,BRANDY, AND HOLLAND'. —T he sales of Rum are
confined to small parcels ; some Jamaica 30 over sold at
2s. 10d. ; some Demerara 33 over at 2s. 7d. ; in Lee-
wards no transactions worth reporting. Seine parcels of
low quality Brandy have been sold for expoi t ; in Geneva
there is no alteration.

HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The prices of Tallow
continue fluctuating ; the market to-day is rather more
firm at a small improvement. In Hemp or Flax there is
no alteration.

Intsit Pnovistows.—ln Beef and Pork there is no
alteration. Butters are still advancing, on account of the
severe frost, the fine qualities are particularly in request.
Bacon is dull, and parcels free on Loan] are selling at 345.
Ons.—Seed Oils are rather higher ; the other descrip-
tions are unvaried.
STICES.-In Spices there is little variation.

COTTON.-The Cotton Market is steady, hut the pur-
chases are not extemive, they consist of Bengal 3d. a 3iti•
1,400 Surat 3id., 500 Public Sales Ditto 30. a lid.
RlCE.—Bengal good Rice cannot be purchased under
11s. ; a very inferior parcel sold at 9s. 6d. ; 1,163 good
white sold I ls. a 12s. ; Bombay, Bs. Gd. a 9s. (id.
Tortacco.—ln Tobacco there are no purchases to report:
FRUlT.—There is no alteration to notice this week;
there are still some orders in town fur export unexecuted,
but at limited prices.

hinico.—There is no alteration in Indigo since the
conclusion of the East India sale ; a considerable portion
of the Indigo taken in has since been disposed of at the
withdrawing prices, the other purchases are inconsiderable.
By public sale on Monday 287 serons Caraccas, an ordi-
nary and mixed parcel, a few lots good and fine sold steadily
at from 20. l Id. a 70. ld., being equal to the rated of the

PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 811).--Feb. 5.
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Slelters) 2s. 2d.