The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-14 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE,

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Prices Current of yesterday.)

SUGAR.—In the three days of business last week, the
reported ■ales of Muscovades were 1,008 Ude. and trs. ;
the good and flue still higher prices, on account of their
scarcity; the low descriptions are very dull. The Market
will not open before to-morrow on account of the holidays.
The stock of Muscovades in this Market is 13,157 hhds.
trs., being 94 less than last year. The stock of Mauritius
is 71,687 bags, being 36,355 more than in 1829. The
deliveries last week were 2,176 hhds and tilt., being 460
less than in the corresponding week of last year. The
delivery of Mauritius 9,729 bags, being 6,747 more than
in the same week of 1829. In the Refined Market there
is little alteration to notice on account of the holiday time,
and the few persons attending to business; the shipping
descriptions have been in some request, and are still in short
supply; the finer qualities are dull. There is little altera-
tion in Refined this afternoon ; fine crashed is rather lower.
FOREIGN SUGAB.S. —There are no sales of Foreign
Sugars to report.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—The public sales of 2,600 bags
Mauritius on Thursday went off heavily 6d. to Is. per
cwt. lower, much about the advance obtained on the Tues-
day preceding.
CoFrzE.—The purchases of Coffee have been quite tri-
vial ; there is no alteration in prices. There were no sales
of Coffee this day.
Rues, BRANDY, AND lIOLLANDS...—By public sale last
week, 235 puns., 85 hhds., 65 brls. Demerara Runs of an
ordinary quality, averaging 11 over ; all was disposed of
at or after the sale, at an average of 2s. a 2s. Id. ; there
have since been 100 puns. Jamaica sold by private contract
at 3s. for 35 over. In Brandy or Geneva there is no al-
teration. _ . .

RUM DUTY.--The question of the additional Is. on
Rum is taking rather an unfavourable turn for the West
India interests; the movements of the Distillers and the
Agriculturists are simultaneous and increasing in energy;
they are joined by a great Parliamentary body, and it is
reported they have made a serious impression on the Mi-
nisters. Several memorials in favour of the West India
proprietors are in progress; and it is full time all their
influence should be brought forward, otherwise the question
will be decided against them.

TonAcco.—Tobacco Duty Acts. Resolutions report-
ed :—lst, That an Act passed in the 12th year of the
reign of his Majesty King Charles 11., for prohibiting the
planting, setting, or sowing of Tobacco in England or
Ireland ; and an Act passed in the 22d year of the reign
of his late Majesty King George 111. to explain the said
Act, and to permit the use and removal of Tobacco, the
growth of Scotland, into England for a limited time, under
certain restrictions, should be repealed. 2d, That there
shall be levied, collected, and paid for and upon every pound
weight avoirdupois of all unmanufactured Tobacco of the
growth or produce of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, an Excise duty of Is. Bd., to he paid by
the grower or producer thereof. Resolutions to be taken
into further consideration on Monday, 26th of April.
l'Avir.—There are few sales to report.
Rtcs.—ln Rice there is no alteration.

Sricas.—Spices are still inquired after, but there are
few sales worth reporting; some fair light Pepper sold
at Sid.
Basil Pnovlstoxs.—There is an improvement in the
demand and in the prices of Provisions; Butters much ad-
vanced, and very brisk, particularly the fine qualities.
Bacon By. a 48. higher. Tierce India Beef, 42 pieces
Sibs. each, 61. ss. ; ditto Mess Beef, 38 ditto, Sibs. each,
4/. 4s. a 41. 17s. 6d. ; ditto India Pork, 53 ditto Me.
each, Si. 12s. 6d. a 5/. 15s. ; Barrel Mess Pork, 50 ditto
4lbs. each, 21. 17s. 6d. a 31. ; ditto Bacon Pork, 21. 3s.
a 2/. 12s. 6d. _ - -

INntoo.—There :Si no alteration in Indigo; the quantity
now declared is expected will be increased to about 5,000
chests.

Wool.--A decided improvement in the value of this
article (which has been so long depressed) is now taking
place. The stocks o❑ hand, both of Spanish and German,
before the last arrivals, were shorter than had been known
for many years. The importation last year was very
small, particularly of the lower and ordinary kinds of
Wool ; and this year we have only as yet received 2,973
bales German, and about 1,267 bags Spanish, most of
which latter are already sold at advanced prices, from 7id.
a 1014., and only about 600 or 700 bags of old Spanish
stock remains on hand. As yet the manufacturers keep
off purchasing, except from day to day, as obliged, but it
is well known that most of them hare very considerable
orders on hand, and that they must come freely into the
market for Wool before many days. The prices may be
quoted the same as before, only remarking that those prices
which were for the most part nominal are now the real
obtainable prices.
BALTIC PRODUCE.-The dates from St. Petersburgh
are up to the 27th ult. The Exchange on London was
from 10 '7-16 to 104, and Tallow at 92 rubles, buyers.
The price here is at 345. 3.1. per cwt. The deliveries last
week were very small, only amounting to 740 casks, and
the stock is 23,000 casks. In Hemp and Flax there is no
alteration.
In the Cotton Market there continues to be considerable
business doing, and a further advance may be quoted in the
prices of from d. to id. per pound. The demand for
manufactured Cottons is stated to be brisk in the letters re-
ceived this morning from most of the manufacturing towns.
MINING INTILLIGENCE......SaIes at Redruth last week.
Quantity of Copper Ore sold 3,207 tons; average pro-
duce 7i. Quantity of fine Copper 233 tons 1 cwt.
Amount of sale, 16,5131. Ile. 9d. Average standard,
1091. 13s.

GLASGOW MARKETS.
(From the Glasgow Herald of Monday.)
In our Raw &OAP. market there has been eery little