The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-11 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(Prom the London New Pries Csorrent ot yostecday.)

SuGatt.—The demand for Muscovades last week con-
tinued general and extensive; as the holders were still
firm, the Market prices gradually improved, on account of
the eagerness to purchase ; the Refiners for the purpose
of working with the greatest bustle to get goods ready for
shipment before the sth of October, .and the wholesale
Grocers, on account of the small stocks in the country,
and the increase of consumption, occasioned by the low
prices. The estimated purchases of Muscovades la►t week
were 4,500 Idols. and tierces. The stock of West India
Sugar is 40,764 Mids. and tierces, being 11,551 less than
last year. The stock of Mauritius is 84,917 bags, being
13,597 more than last year. The delivery of Muscovadea
for the week 3,711 !Aids. and tierces,h,ing 39.3 less than
last year. Of Mauritius 9,681 bags were delivered, being
150 more than the corresponding week of last year. At
the close of this day's market the sales were 900 Mids. and
trs. Average price 251, 214. per cwt. In the Refined
Market last week the inquiries for goods were on an ex-
tensive scale, but business was much interrupted by the
want of ads quate supplies; the demand for export is so
general that it prevents a fall, and as the Refiners are
getting ►he former bounty, and manufacturing at the re-
duced duty and reduced prices of raw Sugar, they sell freely
at the former market prices, and contract for goods to be
ready one or two weeks hence, at nearly the market cur-
rency—.-in seine instincts they are obtaining still higher
prices. The wholesale Grocers take off the fine goods as
they are ready, freely for home consumption at the late
advance. For goods for the double refined duty there is
less inquiry.
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FOWEIG-N SUGAR.—There were no purchases of Foreign
Sugar last week after Tuesday worth reporting. By
public sale thin forenoon 1,293 chests Havannas, 10 chests
Brazil Sugar; the whole of the Havannas sold again a
*lade lower ; fine brown and low yellow to very low yellow
21s. 6d. to 265.

EAST INDIA SUGAIL—Tlicre was only one small sale
of Mauritius Sugars last week; the inquiries by private
contract were, however, considerable, and in some instances
an advance of Is. 6d. was obtained. In Ilengal there was
some heaviness, on account of the large quantity declared
by the India Company, By public sale this day 4,048
bags Mauritius, 1,700 chests China, 38 boxes Siam
Sugars ; the Mauritius Sugars sold with briskn►ss at full
prices 42a. 6d. a 51s. 6d. ; the China rather lower, 20s.
a 21s. 6d. sound, the dump 19s. a 19s. 6d. ; the Siam
best 295.

SA IMP LT RI. --ily private contract last week several par-
cels sold 345. 6d. a 350. This day, after the India Sale,
2037 bags Saltpetre offered at public sale, all sold 325.
a 325. 6d.

CorroN.—The Cottop Market is very firm in price,
but there is not so much business doing. The purchases
for the week ending last night inclusive consist of 1,600
Surat 4-gd. a bid. ; 100 Bengal bd. ; 20 Madras bid. ;
100 Bowed 7d,
Intuit Puovistoss —Prime new Bacon continues firm
at advancing prices; the inferior is neglected, and there is
litt'e alteration in prices. Butters are 2s. lower, and the
market is dull, on account of the accumulation of the stocks.

INDlco.—The East India Indigo is firm at the India
House prices; picked parcels sell at Sd. and 44. premium.
The ordinary Spanish Indigo at public sales went 3d. per
lb. lower. •

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING TUE WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Beans.
Per Quarter. a. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s.
Boston 72 98 _.96 98
Lisinsborouglt 74 —. 30 no
Grantham 74 78 35 40 28 30 36 42
Grito4by 66 77 28 30 24 tt2 42 44
54 66 25 33 I 5 20 30 48
Lincoln 85 70 gs 28 38 42
Spllaby M 7'2 30 32 N 36 40
72 80 23 36 22 26 36 40
70 78 94 34 24 3.2 38 43
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Aug.NOR
7.
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The weather having continued fine during the week,
our farmers were very anxious to sell all the Wheat they
had thrashed out, and we note a further decline of 2s, to
SN. per quarter. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Pease, re.
main nominally the same. Flour is Is. per sack lower.
We think about half our farmers have already commenced
harvest, and it is expected to he general on Monday;
we have had a few samples of new Oats shown, which
sold for SON. per quarter.
Wheat (per qr.) lids. 70.5. 735. Beans (per qr.)......... 345. 38s,
Barley
Oats 2l3s. Ws. Ws. Flour: tine (per sack) MC 55c