The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-08 00:00:00

MARK ET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Peke Cart:all of yesterday.)

SUGAR,—.-The alarm amongst the West India merchants
iast week was excessive; several failures were announced.
The consequence was, extensive selling of Sugars at what-

ever pricer could be procured ; very considerable parcels
were forced off at a further reduction of 2s. per cwt. ;
coloury Sugars, 445. and 455. were the cheapest descrip-
tions in the market. The public sale of 450 hhds. and
tierces St. Lucia went off rather higher than the previous
prices by private contract, dry brown 41s. a 41e. 6d.,
bright yellow 48a. The stock of Muscovades is now
45,826 Wis. and tee., being 532 less than last yesr. The
stock of Mauritius Sugar 29,516 hags, being 1,228 more
than last year. The delivery of Muscovades last week 2,862
Wills. and tre. being 93 more than last year. The delivery of
Mauritius 2,423 bags, being 879 lessthan the corresponding
week of '1829. At the close of this day's market the esti.
mated sales were fully 900 hhds. and tree., the market is
much snore firm, and the trade evidently nut of stock.
In the Refined Market there were several forced sales of
low Lumps 61s. and 61s. 6d. The crashers purchased
several parcels of large and small Lumps 625. a 635. and
tits. ; small purchases of crashed 80$. a 32e. were made
'for the Mediterranean. The fine goods for the home con-
sumption of the country were also bought on rather lower
terms. Molasses dull. This afternoon there is more firm-
ness, as the holders who forced sties are for the present
out of the market. Molasses dull, and 6d. lower.

FortziaN Sunam..—The only sails last week were small
parcel, yellow Havannah taken in at a late public sale,
purchased at about 225. or 235.
EAST INDIA SuGAL—There were no sales of Mauri-
tius or East India Sugar last week worth reporting. This
day at public sale 2,607 bags Manilla, 1,706 bags Mauri-
tius Sugars; the Manilla was taken in; the present mar-
ket prices would not be accepted. The Mauritius sold at
full market prices.
COFFEE.—There were very limited public sales last
week ; the fine Babies supported prices, the lower de-
scriptions were dull. A parcel of St. Domingo by private
contract was reported sold at 3Ss. I3y public' sale this
day 47 casks 18 bags British Plantation, 01 bags Ma-
nilla, 80 bags Brazil, and 542 bags St. Domingo; the
latter was old, but of even quality, good ord. ; the two
latter taken in at 355. ; the Manilla at 30s. ; the British
Plantation sold at former prices. The Market unvaried.

Bull, BRANDY, AND Hounxns.—The demand for
Rum revived considerably last week, owing to the advance
in the Corn Market and in British Spirits, in connection
with the very reduced prices, and the probability of a
considerable part of the usual supply going direct to the
United States, on account of the removal of the non-
intercourse between the West Indies and the American
States. The chief purchases were low, Leeward.,
Is. 7d. to Is. V. Brandy was held with more firm-
ness. In Geneva no sales were reported. This afternoon
the demand for Rum continues general, four and five over
sold at Is. 9.1. ; the late sales are estimated at 700
puncheons. The prices were decidedly higher this after-
noon ; few parcels offer at Is. 70., and we think it would
be difficult to purchase any quantity under Is. Bd.

llEste, FLAX, Awn TALLow.—The Tallow Market
continues to fluctuate violently—the price rose to 445., fell
to 425. 6,1., and this aPernnon the quotation is 435. 3d.
Hemp is a shee lower. Flax held with much firmness,
and rather more money asked.
INDICIO.—Tu East India Indigo there are no sales to
report. Ily public sale yesterday 22 serons Guatemala sold
3d. above the lust public sale prices.
Corrox.—The Cotton Market is more firm. Sales,
850 Surat, ordinary, 4d., fire, ; 100 Egyptian,
Sid. The 245 bdls. Surat advertised for public sale, sold
previously to the commencement of the sale.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.