The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-20 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAIL-There was rather more business in West
India Aluscovades last week. The prices were without
alteration ; the estimated sales were about 2,000 hhds.
and tees. The stock of West India Sugars is now 56,524
hhds. and tees., which is 8,460 less than last year. The
stock of Mauritius is 38,387 bags, being 709 more than
last year. The weekly delivery is 3,897 hhds. and tees.,
being 486 more than last year. The delivery of Mau-
ritius 4,307 bags, being 1,675 less than in the corres-
ponding week of last year. At the close of the Market
the estimated sales of Muscovades were 1,000 Rd.. and
tees., including the public sale of Barbadoes. In prices
there is no alteration. The Refined Market was last week
in an agitated and unsettled state. Several determined
sellers appeared, and the general reduction of 3s. took
place on low goods, and in some instances 4s. a ss. ; low
lumps were reported at all prices from 655. 6d. up to 681;
the latter was, however, the nearest quotation, and the de-
cline appeared so marked, that we have since a great in-
crease in the demand; fine goods are also dull and a shade
lower. Molasses more in request. This afternoon the
Market is dull, the prices about Is. lower. Lumps ap.
pears to have settled about 675.
Fonstax SID:UIt.-By public sale 398 hhds. and tees.,
69 brls. Porto Rico Sugars, the whole went off freely at
good prices, 17a. a 245. By private contract no pur-
chases were reported.
EAST INDIA SUGAR...-AI the India House 12,659 bags
Bengal Sugar, the middling sold at Gd. a Is. lower. At
public sale 6,210 bags Mauritius, chiefly ordinary and
washed, sold at Market prices, about Is. under the last
public sale, brown 445. a 465., 2007 bags Siam white
good 305., low to middling 21.. 6d. a VW. 6d., soft yellow
and brown 17s. 6d. a 22r. 6d., 987 baskets Java goad
white 29a., grey 26a. a 26e. Gd., yellow 245., brown
20s. Gd. a 215., 600 bags Manilla, the sound 235. a
235. 6d. Average price of Sugar 25,. 51d. per cwt.
Comm.-The purchase, of Coffee last week consisted
of about 1,200 packages British Plantation, chiefly Ja-
maica in collo, which sold at a general reduction of Is. a
Is. Gd. per cwt. Considerable private contracts were re-
ported, St. Domingo 325. a 34a. 6d., Brazil 33a. a 355.,
La Guayra about the same prices. By public sale this
forenoon 180 bags Brazil, 269 bags Ceylon Coffee ; the
Ceylon sold at 845., the quality particularly good ; good
ord. Brazil 83s. 6d. The Market is steady.
Rum, BaANDY, AND lIOLLANDS..-.There are consider.
able purchases of Rum reported at prices rather lower;
proofs to five over Is. Sid. a Is. 9d. Brandy is still in
great request, and the prices are again 2d. and 4d. per
gallon higher, first marks being reported at 51. 3d. a
50. 4d., and one parcel ss. 6d. per gallon. Geneva is
still neglected. By ales this afternoon Alartel vintage
1829, at sa. sd. and 5,. 6d. Bourdeaux Ss. 3d.
' llaur, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The failure of the
fishery at Davis Straits is complete, and in consequence of
the great rise in Oils, Tallow is beginning to feel the effect
which must undoubtedly follow from its being substituted
for Oil ; the price of Tallow at first only rose to 38s. ; it
has been 40s. 61 In Hemp or Flax there is no material
alteration.

him Paovisrons.—ln Beef or Pork there is little
alteration. Butters are again 2s. a 4s. higher; Carlow
of a favourite mark, free on board, sold at 955. ; the
prices of Butter in Ireland are quoted very high. Bacon
here has become railer dull, and the sellers appear inclined
to take rather lower prices, particularly parcels fur forward
delivery.

TEs..—Boheas are rather heavy; the demand for low
Ilysons continues.

Sprces.—There are no purchases deny extent to report.
Str.xs.—The Silk sale commenced yesterday at the
India House; the prices are nearly the same as the pre-
vious Market rates, which are 5 to 7i per cent. above the
previous sale. This day the sale is brisk and higher than
yesterday; tit! advance is now 71 to 10 per cent. above
the last sale.

Corrow.—The Cetton Market continues steady. The
purchases for the week ending last night inclusive, con-
sist of 40 Bengal, bd.; 140 Surat, bd. a 514. ; 20
Madras, Sid. ; 10 Bowed% sp.
jNDIGO.—The East India Company's quarterly sale of
Indigo, which commenced on the sth instant, terminated
yesterday ; 8,590 chests, consisting of 6,224 Bengal,
1,763 Oude, 408 Madras, 49 Java, and 76 Trash, were
declared; previous to the commencement and during the
progress of the sale 1,309 cheats were withdrawn. The
Bengal consisted of full three-fourths mid. and ord. quali-
ties, generally imperfect and more or less mixed; the re
mainder good, with a small proportion of fine; the Madras
mostly ord. and more or less mixed and unsightly; the
Oude chiefly good mid. of Bengal texture, but generally
uneven, and a good deal broken ; and the Java mostly
ord. in square cakes and much mixed. All perfect ship-
ping descriptions sold from last sale's prim a 4d. per lb.
lower; the broken, luny, and mid. ditto, and good con-
suming 3d. a 9d, ; ord, and low consuming kinds sold
from last sale's prices 3d. ; Oude sold 3d. per lb. lower.
Madras fully maintained last sale's prices, about 900 chests
(chiefly Oude) have been bought in by the proprietors.
227 chests from 6s. a 71. Bd. per lb. ; 982 ditto, sr. a
6s. ; 2,280 ditto 4s. a ss. ; 2,775 ditto Sa. a 4s. ; 986
ditto 2s. a 3s. ; 97 ditto under 2s, ; 28 bags Warehouse
Sweepings Is. a Is. 2d. per lb.
Stock, Oct. 18.—Sold 25,651 chests, unsold 9,776
chests. Total 35,427 chests,
FautT.•—By public tale yesterday new Raisins 7,423
boxes Valentia 40s. a 435., 356 baskets Denia 351. a 365.

TOBACCO.—There are no sales of any consequence; the
inspection of the new crop continues ; the qu4lity is better
than generally anticipated.
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Woor .—The public sales of Wool within the present
month consisted of 4,467 bales, as follow :.-2,803 bales
Now South Wales, which sold from lid. a 2.. 911;