The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-02 00:00:00

MARKET IN IELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London Net° Price Current of yesterday.)

SUGAR.-The Market was cleared of good Sugars last
week, and towards the close little of any kind was offer-
ing ; the estimated sales were 2,500 Idols and trs. ; the
prices without the slightest alteration. The show rooms
were closed this forenoon on account of the holiday. The
stock of West India Sugar is now 10,982 hhde. and trs.,
being 7,115 less than last year. The stock of Mauritius
is much reduced, on account of the recent great deli-
veries ; the stock is now 117,726 bags, being 54,133
more than last year. The deliveries of West India Sugar
are large fur the stock ; it is last week 2,616 hlids. and
trs., being 461 less than in 1829. The delivery of Mau-
ritius is 15,312 bags, being 11,301 more than the com-
parative week of 1829. In Refined there was little va-
riation, except in low Lumps, which were sold at a small
reduction, notwithstanding the small supplies at market.
There were more parcels of fine Loaves offered for the
double Refined bounty; the purchases for ttie home trade
were inconsiderable, yet notwithstanding their apparent
dullness, there were few goods offering for sale, and the
stocks continue very light. Molasses were in more de-
mand, and rather higher. In the Refined Market there
is no business reported this day.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.-The total quantity of Mauritius
Sugar at the public sales last week was about 22,000
bags ; the whole was disposed of, but as the great pro-
portion was low brown, the prices were 6d. to Is. lower,
brown 421. a 455., soft yellow 465. a 475. ; all the better
descriptions sold with briskness ut very full prices.
FOREIGN SUGARS. —The only purchases last week were
a few parcels of good white Havannala, 40s. a 425., and
small parcels of white Pernams at former prices.
COFFEE.—At the public sales last week 602 bags good
ord. Brazil were offered, bot there appeared no buyers at
the established Market prices ; the whole was taken in at
; of 390 hags St. Domingo only a few lots sold,
good ordinary 325. There have been few parcels of Bri-
tish Plantation Coffee brought forward, on account of the
late arrival of the supplies ; the small quantity of Jamaica
offered last week went off with some briskness at full
Market prices, except the fine, which sold at a reduction of
about 2s. per cwt. This day at public sale 160 bales Mocha
Coffee sold 665. a 80s., rather higher than the prices of
last week.

BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Rum Market
continues inactive, on account of the buyers holding off till
the expected large supplies take place, also owing to the
uncertainty as to duty : the only sale is a parcel of proofs,
and a shade over at Is. 9d. Several sales of old Brandy
are reported, but the request is not so brisk as during the
last week. Geneva is still neglected.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW—The Tallow Market is a
shade higher, and firm at the improvement. In Flax or
Hemp there is no material alteration.
IRISH PaovasloNs.—Beef is dull, but without altera-
tion. Pork is rather lower, Bacon heavy, on account of
the large supplies. Irish Butters still scarce; the latest
sales of Dutch were at the inserted currency. Tierce India
Beef, 42 pieces, Bibs. each, 61. ; ditto Mess Beef, 38 pieces,
Slbs. each, 4/. lbs. ; ditto India Pork, 53 pieces. 61bs.
each, Si. 12s. 6d. ; Barrel Mess Pork, 50 pieces, 41bs.
each, 2/. 17s. 6d. ; ditto Bacon Pork, 21. 4s. a 21. 12s. 6d.
HOPS.—The Hop Market has become dull, on account
of the late rains, but the accounts respecting the fly are
still unfavourable. The duty has been laid at 120,000/.
but there are few that will back that estimate. It is at
present stated to be too high. This afternoon some busi-
ness is reported in the duty at 95,0001.
TEA.—The prompt day last week was rather heavy,
but there was no material alteration in prices, The news
of yesterday, that the Select Committee at Canton had
prohibited all intercourse between the Chinese and English
subjects, and that all the Company's ships had been ordered
off to Manilla, created a great 'imitation.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE INDIA !JADE OF TEA THIS DAT.
This Day's Prices. Last Sale's Prices.
Boheas in guar. chests... Is. 7!id. a Is. Bd. ls. 64d. a Is. 6}4d.
half chests Is. a is. Pd. Is. 7d. a Is, 7Ad.
large chests... Is. 131 Ad. a Is. 7 Is. 5,Ad. a Is. 5Nd.
Boheas are selling I:kd. per lb. dearer thar last sale; there
are nearly none in the buyers' hands, as the lite clearances
from the warehouses have been most extensive.

FRUM—There are several sales of Fruit reported, but
there is no alteration in the currency.
RICE.—At public sale last week 2,319 bags Bengal sold
at I Is. 6d., an ordinary parcel.
Srlczs.--Pimentq sells steadily, but without alteration

KILKENNY.—Butter 6th. to 688. per cwt. ; Wheat 28s. to 31s.
per barrel; Flour 18s. to 365. per bag; Oats N. to I Is. pa bar-
rel; Barley 10s. to 12s. ; Beef 4d. to 5%4. per lb. ; Mutton 3d.
CO 4d. ; Potatoes scl. per stone; Coals ls. 2d. per cwt.; Bacon,
Pigs 245. to Xs. per cwt.