The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-16 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the New London Pries Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The demand for Muscovades has been genera
and extensive ; the prices still gradually advancing; we
estimate the rise from the lowest point of the Market,
2s. on low Sugars, and 3s. per cwt. on coloury descrip-
tions; the estimated sales this week are nearly 4,000 idols.
and trs. The business reported in the Refined Market is
again en an extensive scale, particularly fine and patent
goods for the home consumption of the country; the prices
are 2s. higher. In low goods there is little variation in
prices, but the Market is still firm. Molasses heavy, and
lower. The Refined Market is not so firm for low goods
this afternoon ; Lumps may be purchased a shade lower.

- . .
EAST INDIA Sucan.-550 bags Bengal at public sale
went off at high prices, fine white 325. a 325. 6d. The
East India Company have declared above 15,000 bags for
the 30 Feb., which is supposed to be the whole stock left
unsold.

FOREIGN SUGAItS.-About 130 chests Yellow Ha-
vannahs have been sold this week at from 255. to 295.

REFINED SuGAF.s.—The buyers for time still continue
to offer is. or Is. 6d. above the market prices, but the
refiners appear only disposed to sell their goods as they
come forward ; the market, however, is bare, and a small
advance has been realised upon all shipping qualities, some
sales of crushed having beenmade for the Mediterranean; in
the fine grocery goods there has been a good deal of busi•
'less done, and L. higher prices have been given.
COFFEE.-Two or three public sales have been brought
forward this week, at which the qualities suited to the
home trade went off steady; but other qualities (there
being no demand at present for export) have chiefly, been
bought in. For St. Domingo Coffee there have bear 'se.;
veral inquiries lately, but the holders will not oflo.-tbem
at the present prices.
In the Rum market some parcels of good Jamaica have
been sold at former rates, but inferior sorts are not in de-
mand. Prices of Leewards are mainted. Under-proofs
are dearer.

The commercial advices from Russia to-day quote the
Exchange on London at 10d. Tallow had fallen there
to 59 and 90 rubles; here it is from 345. 9d. to 355. per
cwt., and heavy.
COTTON.—The Cotton Market is steady ; the sales con-
sist of 2,100 Surat, Sid. a SA-d. ;50 Pernams 7id. ; 700
Bowed P.S. 54d. a 6d. ;20 Grenada bid. The letters
from Liverpool this morning state 6,000 bags Cotton were
sold on Wednesday; the demand was very animated. The
sales in this Market would have been extensive, but there
are few sellers ; the price today is fully ed. higher than
at the commencement of the week ; the inquiries for Cot-
ton are general, but the principal demand is for large parcels
which would he readily taken off at late prices. At a late
hour to day 1,000 bales Cotton were sold, chiefly Surats,
at id. advance on the prices of yesterday.
SALTrantz.—Saltpetre is firm, and rather improving;
641 bags good quality at public sale, chiefly 265.
hintoo.—The sale which commences on Tuesday con-
sists of 5,662 chests. The purchasers of Indigo lately are
quite inconsiderable ; the prices are nominal.
TzA.—The declaration seems to satisfy the expectations
of the trade ; it will probably depress the prices of Hy-
sons, now too high, and keep other descriptions steady
throughout the quarter.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—Beef is without variation. Pork
is rather• lower.

TonAcco.—ln Tobacco there are no sales of any extent.
FRUIT.-There is scarcely any thing doing at present,
and no alteration can be noticed in prices.

PRICES OF HOPS.—Jan. 15.
Kent Pockets 6/ 6s. 71. 104. to 9! 9s.
Syssex Ditto
• Irsent Ditto 61. 6s. 71. Os. to 91. Os.
Patch= Ditto, 0/. Os. 131. Os. to 151. Os.
Seconds 01. Os. 101. Os to 121. Os.
61. Os. 71. 7s. to 81. 81.
5/. 15s. 61. Os. to 61. 10s.
Os. V. Os. to St. Os.

Kent Y,ag:

Essex Ditto.,
Sussex Ditto

GLASGOW CORN

MA RKET.—Jan. 13.

In Wheat there is a moderate business doing at the
rates of last week. Barley and Oats are in request, and
the turn dearer. No alteration in Beans and Pease.
Wheat, per 2401 b. e. d. a. d. Oats, per 1641 b. s. d. s. d.
British, old 32 0 to 33 0 Irish lO 0 to IS 0
new 23 0 28 0 British l7 0 19 0
Canada, free 3l 0 31 0 Beans, per 2601 b.
Irish
Barley, per 3201 b. Scottish
English 25 0 27 0 Pease, Scottish ... 0 19 0
Scottish 24 0 s 5 0 Oatmeal, per 1110. 16 0 18 0
Irish 22 0 23 0 Flour, per 25010.... 50 0 52 0

to the eounter. The poor devils then goes away,
thinking what an honest tort of a chap the baker is,
and what rare weight be gives. Tkat's the way,
gentlemen, as how he does business. Now isn't he
r nice article to brim, any one to justice ?—(lmmerse
laugh ter.)—Now, I will tell you, gentlemen, another
trick our honest governor was up to. On a Mon-
day morning, when Mister Miller used to come his
round, the governor, to make him think that he
was doing a fine stroke in business, and so get
credit, used to stick himself afore his books with
his pen behind his ear, and begin mumbling and
running his forefinger up em as if he was monstrous
busy a casting up kis accounts; and I had to ap-
pear to be bard at work filling up baskets with
bread, so that Mister Miller was regularly hum-
bugged, for God knows I used to go out a hawking
his light stns, and didn't get sometimes half-a-crown
in a week. That's the sort a man, Gentlemen of
the Jury, as appears agin me to-day, and root never
pays nobody."

- The Jur.y, without hesitation, returned a verdict
of Guilty.

The UIIAIRMAN said, that in the long course of
time he had been a Magistrate, he never witnessed
'such a hardened sinner before, nor one in whom
more ingenious malice and adroitness was ever dis-
played. As to the attempted erimination of his
master's character, it was evidently out of revenge.
The prisoner was then sentenced to be trans.
ported for fourteen yeara, the greatest punishment
the Court can inflict for offences of embezzlement;
at the same time the Chairman regretted it could
not be for a longer period.