The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-17 00:00:00

Wyvill, M.

TELLL:Ets.
Hume, Joseph
Moberly, J.

PAIRED OFF.
Guest, J. J.

OP NINE, WHO TOTED AGAINST GOING INTO A COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY

Cholmelcy, M.
DaviFon, A.
Dunconthe, T.
Gordon, IL

AFTER TWELVE O'CLOEK.
Maherly, Wyrill, M.
O'Connell, D. TELLERS.
Warburton, H. Blandford, Marquis
Wood, John Hume, Joseph

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the Loinlos New Price Current of Tuesday.)

Soca It.—The demand for Muscovades was rather lan- I
guid early in last week, owing to the extensive quantity of
Mauritius Sugars brought forward, but towards the close
the request again revived, and the total sales of the week
were estimated at 3,300 hhds. and Ices., at very full prices.
The stock of Sugar is now 2,202 hhds. and tees. less than
last year; the quantity of Mauritius is about 20,000 bags
more. The deliveries of Sugar last week were 3,3'32
111.ds. and tees., being 106 more than the corresponding
week of last year ; the delivery of Mauritius is also 3.136
bags more. The demand for Muscovades was checked to-
day by the large public sales of Mauritius; at the close of
the day the estimated purchases were 600 hhds. and tees.
In the Refined Market last week there was a marked defi-
ciency in the supply, particularly of low Lumps ; the
pricei were 64. to Is. higher, and extensive purchases
would have taken plice if there hail been an adequate
stock : the request far fine goods fur home consumption
has also been considerable ; the prices are little varied.—
Tke orders for goods for the double bounty are stated to
be considerable; but they are unexecuted on account of the
limited supply. Some small parcels of Crushed are re
ported for the Mediterranean. Molasses are rather higher.
FOREIGN SU GA R.—The only purchase of Foreign Sugar
last week was a parcel of brown Havannah, at 225. 6d.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—By public sale last week about
9,500 bags Mauritius; a considerable proportion was
taken in, the remainder sold Is. a Is. 6i'. under the late
prices ; brown low to good 435. a 47a., yellow .50s. a
565. 6d. This day the two public sales consisted of
9,325 bags Mauritius Sugars, new and of good quality,
the whole sold ; the mid. descriptions, of which the
greater part consisted, 475. a 505., sold Is. a Is. 64.
lower; all the fine and brown supported prices. Average
price of Sugar last week 245. l Id.
COFFEE.—There was no new feature in the Coffee
Market last week, except that a parcel of St. Domingo
Coffee, of ord. quality, sold at 335., which was rather
higher ; for Brazil there are still buyers about 325. 6(1. ;
the Jamaica and Dutch Coffee went off at former prices.—
By public sale yesterday, 332 hales Mocha and 304 bags
Mysore sold at a reduction of 3s. a ss. ; the quality was
ordinary. This day, at public sales, 9.2 casks Jamaiea and
50 bags East India Coffee ; mixed Ceylon sold at 325., the
Jamaica at full market prices.
RUM, BRANDY, AND flotraNns.—The Rum Market
has become very heavy, and only the fine parcels of Ja-
maica maintain the former prices ; all the ordinary descrip-
tions and Leeward' may be purchased on lower terms. In
Brandy there is no alteration ; a large proportion of the
stock here is held on French acccunt. There are no sup•
plies of Geneva at market.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW,—The demand for Tallow
has this week been very considerable, and the prices con-
tinue firmly advancing. Hemp and Flax are a shade lower.
Faurr.—The public sales last week consisted chiefly of
damaged Fruit; butts of Currants slightly damaged 655.
a 665., Caroteels 675. a 68s. ; only small parcels of the
French fruit sold. There are considerable orders for Cur-
rants and red Smyrnas for export—some parcels of the
latter sold at 365., but there are few sellers so low; fine
Currants sold 675. a 665.

Tonacco.—The purchases of Tobacco continue con-
fined to small parcels to the trade.
SPICES.—The inquiries after Spices continue consi-
derable, but as the holders are firm in rt fusing the offers,
the actual purchases are on a very limited scale. This
day 150 bags of Pimento, of an ordinary quality, sold at
full prices.
IRISH PaovisioNs.—?here is no alteration in Beef.—
Pork is rather lower, Bacon more firm, 361. on board, the
nearest price, and 38s. landed. There is a greater demand
for Butter, particularly for the finer descriptions.
CorroN.—The Cotton Market is dull, but the prices are
nearly maintained ; the purchases for the week, ending last
night inclusive, are on a confined scale; 380 Surats at
sid. a 4id. ; 140 Egyptian at (lid.
Iwnico.—There is no alteration in Indigo since the
India House sale ; parcels are taken off chiefly for export,
but there is no briskness in the trade.

RICK.—The demand and the prices of Rice continue
improving ; nearly 3,000 bags Bengal have sold since Tues-
day last, from fair to fine 11 s. a 14s.
TEA.—The demand for I3oheas an common Cougoes
continues, and their scarcity incretses.
COCHINEAL.—Two small saes of Cochineal were brought
forward on Thursday; the blacks sold about 4d. per lb.,
under the last sale ; the other descriptions are about 2d.
per lb. lower.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING TH

wRIK.

Wheat.