The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-25 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the. London New Price (hirrrnt of yesterday.)

Suaaa...We' had a very firm market for Must:owlets
last week, and the holders gradually obtained higher ;nice.;
the low brown and fine were 6d. to Is. per cwt. higher;
the Sugars about 50s. were still pressed upon the Market,
and were heavy. The estimated gala of Muscovad.-a last
week were 4,000 hhdt, and tees. The stuck of Musco-
vades is now 41,742 Mle." And tees., being 11,470 less
than last year. There is nor, only en excess of 4,947
bags, compared with last year; the stock is now 67,545
havt. The delivery of Sugar last week was 3,400 Idols.
and tees., being 298 le.s than last year; and 7,263 hags
Mauritius, being 962 more than last year. To-day there
was less briskness than generally anticipated. the buyer-
waiting the event of the Mauritius Sugar sale. At the
close of the market the estimated sales, including the Bar.
hatloot, were 1,100 Mids. anti tees. The Refined Market
had a very dull appearance last week, but all the scarcity
of goods continued, particularly in law Lumps; the market
prices. were supported ; for the better qualities there wa4
little demand, and the former currency was scarcely sup-
ported. A few parcels crashed were reported sold ftr the
Mediterranean. For the fine goods for the home con •
stimption there was less inquiry, but there was nit altera-
tion in the currency. Molasses are brisk, and 6d. higher.
Vottatatt Suaam.—Last week about 2,300 boxes
Ilavannah Sugars were brought forward the white de-
clined Is. a Is. 6d. ; fine, 401. 4 435.; middling, 365. a
395. ; and parcels of inferior quality and colour met with
no buyers. This day at public sale 920 chests Ilavann
Sugar, the great proportion white; the white was all
taken in, the holders not submitting to the reductlm we
have stated ; the yellow at former price., 21w. a 21s.
Barre Nina Strose.—The India sale 16,089 bags
Bengal ; the finer descriptions sold at a small reduction,
the inferior rather higher ; white low, 275. 6.1. a 28s. Od.,
mid, to good, 295. a 325. Od. ; yellow fine, 261 a 275. Cl.,
This day by public sale, 5,500 bags Mauritius Sugars, the
whole sold with briskness; and at an average of ls per
cwt. higher; no sound brown under 41s. ; the rote
on the latter is Is. a Is. 611. ; on the good the improve-
ment was not of such a marked character. Average of
Sugar last week, 20.. lid.
Corrxe.—The public sales last week went off steadily;
about 900 casks Jamaica sold; about 2,000 casks and
bags Demerara and Berbice were offered, of which a con
siderable proportion wall taken for shipment, good to fine
ord. 355. a 42g. ; 2,691 bags Havannsh sold very unevenly,
a part fully supported former prices, the inferior went off
heavily and ls. lower, the price 345. a 41s. 6d. ; Ord,
Sumatra sold at 255. 6d. ; Ceylon 30s. ; a parcel good ord.
St. Domingo by private contract sold at 316.—There were
no public sales this forenoon, and no to it late hour no pur-
chivies by private contract were repotted.

Rim, BRANDY, AND HoLLawns.—The purchases of
Bum have been considerable, and we think the Market
rather more firm; proofs and a little over sold at 1.. ed.,
since which 4 over has realised Is. 9.1. ; several sales 6 to
12 over,. Is. 91d. and Is. !Op.—Several purchases of
Brandy are reported, and it is difficult to purchase the
best marks at 4s. In Geneva there is no variation.
Ibuite, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-,-.There WWI much busi-
ness done in Tallow last week, and the yellow candle lose
to 375. 6d. ; the Market is since not quite so brisk, as the
prices at Petersburgh are a shade lower.—Flax is held
with firmness..--Ilemp is dull.
TALLOW.--Shipped in August or Sept. 1630, 3711. 6d.
per cwt. ; de:ivety in last three months, 374. 6,1. per
cwt. ; free on board, 31.. sd. per ten.
Rtes.—Rice is steady.
Srlces.—There are more inquiries after Pepper. Nut.
wen are at a small improvement in price. Pimento mealy
at the late advance.

ToeAcco.—The only aide of Tobacco a cargo of re-
jected Richmond at 16a.

Fiturr.—Valentia Raisins are very scarce. Red Smyrnss
go off slowly at 88i. On Friday, by public sale, 19 earn-
teels Currants, 72e. a 745. ; 580 drums pulled, 490 'I
flat ; Turkey Figs 45*. ; 402 Mc. Red Smyrna Raisins
385. ; nearly all taken in.

Ott.s.—Common Oils are in good deMand, at rather
higher prices. Seed Oils are in improving request, but
there is no alteration in the currency.
SALTPETRE.—.About 200 tons have been sold at 335.,
but we believe no parcels now offer at that price.
IN DIGO. —There is no variation in Indigo. The public
salts last week went off steadily at the former currency.
The declaration of the East India Company has occasioned
some be ►viness.

hum Pnovzstorts.—lntlia Provbions are rather higher.
Baron io dull. Doter* are iu fair demand, l►ut there is no
alto:lotion in price.
TWA.-13oheas are id. per lb. dearer.

_ .
WOOL.—The Wool Market remains as last week—my
hare of low Wools, and the demand increasing. 'flee
public sales this week will afford a temporary supply, hut
the manufacturers must shortly come into the market tor
middling iVuols, which form the largest part of the stork
on hand.

C.)UNTRY CORN MARKETS OURINO THE WEEK

Wheat. Barley. I Oats, I Dram.
Per Quarter. s. to a. 'a. to s. s. to a. s tos.
Boston • 68 28 24 30
Ilainshorough -- 71 30 ...... as
Grantham 74 78 35 40 20 30 30 42
60 70 24 32
33 22 2;1 33 4
42
h 4 no '25 15 20 30 8
Lincoln 68 74 21 31 40 42
%dishy GI 72 26 30 26 24 so 42
Kiamlont 61 71 23 40 22 110 ari 40
60 70 ,30 35 20 30 36 46
LEWES IVIARICET.—Aug. 24.
White Wheat (per quarter). £3 00to£3 14 0
Red ditto OO 0 312 0
Barley
1 6 0 it o A

LEWES MA.
White Wheat (per quarter).
Red ditto
Barley
Oats, New
Roans
Oil Cakes New.,

,KET.—Aug. 'l4.
X 3 11 0 to XL
36 0 3
'I6 0 0
1 0 I
' I 16 0 1
12 0 0 per Oa

14 0
12 0
00
4 0
17 0
luaantl.

NORWICH, Aug. 21.
Our firmer* liad very little Old Wheat to offer, but we
bad many samples of New, as well as of foreign, making
a fair show for the season. Fine fresh-thrashed Old Wheat
was in demand, and fully realized last week's prices (by
a3mples of New were scarce, and sold well, whilst :lamp
parcels (of which the bulk consists) and inferior foreign
Wheat went off slowly. Barley remains the same. Outs
are 2s. per quarter lower. Beans and Pease are unaltered
in value. Flour is reduced Is, per suck. Wheat in this
neighbourhood is already stacked in a raw condition, and
very little bt for present use, without a large proportion
of Old the weather for the ensuing week will probably
decide the fate of the new crop. Oats are principally se-
cured,' but very little Barley yet harvested.
Wheat (per gr.) 00s. 70s. 7641, Beans (per qr.) ..... 06s. 40s. Barley los. Ws. lease,.... arts. as.
Oats tHs 30i, Fleur, One (per sack) We. as.

CANTERBURY. Aug. 9t.
Our market to-day was tolerably well supplied for the
season. Red Wheat was scarcely saleable at the prices
asked by the farmers. Thera was a fair supply of New
Wheat, which sold readily, Whits 70,. Red 654. to 68e.
per quarter. In Spring Corn no alteration.
Wheat, white.", 74e. to 76e. ...... Old to —s.
---- red Ms. to 10,.
dßarley, Malting 28.. to &le.
ata oi•M••••••••••ego.....214. .." OOOOOO -a. to
Beans —a. to —s.
re55e.......... .... . . ... 325. 58s.

rrEn St 1
Beet (wore) ,Ex.Bs. od. OW. (id.
Mutton (1b.).........0 5 0 5h
Veal andl Amb ....0 5 t) 6 '
P, rk 4l, 0 6
Gee4e (each) 6 5 0
Ducks (coup'e) ....3 0 4 0
Fowls 4 0 3 6

KET2.--Aug. 20.
Wheat (bushel) 9s. 6d. 10s. Al
Harley . 4 0 4 9
Oats 4 0 4 6
Beans ........«..w 5 3 5 6
Buller Alb)" O9O 10
40'0
l'otatora (peck) 0 0 1 0

IDA Aug. 10
p
46 0 36* h
13 6 ,
0„0
--
u 17 11%
Q 6 - 0
46 0 21 0

I 28 0 1
U. Ott per
DM 25g. Ott,
rtrn 191. Oct,
911 64.

to Od.
to 4244. 8d
to Oh. Od.