The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-11 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

SUGAR.—There continues to be an extensive demand
for Sugars ; the purchases of West India Muscovades this
week are estimated at 4,000 hhds. and trs. ; the prices of
brown are again rather higher, but not so decidedly as to
warrant any alteration in the quoted currency. In Re-
fined goods there would be extensive transactions, but no
supplies of any extent are brought forward. In conse-
quence of the very limited supply of low shipping goods
this evening, there has been rather less business doing ; but
the offers fer large and small lumps have been extensive.
and the few sales that have been made have bee❑
at a further advance of Gd. upon the prices quoted
on Friday last, 725. having been paid for rather ord.
large Lumps, and '73s. Gd. and 745. for small lumps, under
which price the Refiners will not sell, and at present there are
only two or three parcels on show in the Market ; for low
Prussian and single loaves, however, from 755. to 775.,
there is no improvement in the demand ; but the Refiners
have not pressed them on the Market, consequently little
alteration in prices has taken place; of the fine grocery
descriptions there is a great scarcity, and very full prices
generally have been obtained; for crashed there are many
inquiries for the low and mid. sorts, but the advanced
prices given for lumps for packing has .prevented large
sales being made, the orders generally being limited Is.
under the prices at which they could at present be exe-
cuted, there being no sellers of any descriptions under 331.;
a few small parcels of good have been sold at 365.,
which is rather cheaper than they could have been bought
last week; of fine, entitled to the Double Refined Bounty,
a few sales have been made at 38s. and 38s. Gd. Molasses
steady.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—The only purchases of Foreign
Sugar this week are small parcels soft to good white Per-
nams, 265. a 30,.

EAST INDIA SUGAlt.—There have been no public sales
of East India Sugars ; the purchases of Mauritius by pri-
vate contract have been considerable, and at higher prices;
no brown offer under 46w. Some sales of Bengal Sugars
are reported at former prices.

Comm.—The public saes of Coffee this week have
been chiefly Jamaica and Demerara descriptions; the whole
have gone off with uncommon briskness at the advance we
have stated of Is. a 2s. per cwt , St. Domingo 325. 6d. a
335., Brazil 325. a 345. The purchases of Foreign Coffee
have been 800 bags St. Domingo at 335. ; 1,500 bags or-
dinary Brazil at 325. ; a large parcel of good old pale Ha-
vannah, in casks, at 345. ; some good ordinary La Guayra
at 315., and Sumatra 28s. a 295. ; of about 1,000 pack-
ages Berbice and Demerara lately brought forward, the
great proportion sold, but without any advance in prices,
good ordinary 365. a 405., fine and fine ordinary 41s. a
53e., good middling 745. ; of Jamaica about 400 casks
sold, chiefly good and fine ordinary 38s. a 455. There
are no public sales this day, and there is not co much
doing by private contract, owing to the buyers not being
so eager to purchase, and also that the supply at this
market is now getting very limited.
Roar, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There have been
considerable sales of Rums ; the prices of Leeward are
rather higher, proofs and a little over, Is. 9d. ; 5 and 6
over, Is. 10(1. ; parcels of Jamaica have been disposed of
at all prices, 2s. 7d. a 3s. 6d. In Brandy or Geneva
there is no alteration.

HEMP, FLA X, AND TALLOW.-The prices of Tallow
advanced to 335. 6d., but it is again heavy, and has given
w.,y 6d. per cwt. Hemp held for higher prices. Flax
scarce, and held by speculators at very high rates.
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Ixtsx PitovistCiNS.—ln Beef or Pork there is no al-
teration. There is more demand for Butters, and few
sellers. Bacon is dull and a shade lower.
WOOL—The demand for the lower kinds of Wool
iu-
creases. The supply from Spain and Germany is very
scanty, and during the last week a further advance has
been obtained on English Wool.
OlL—There is much doing in Oils ; the prices paid
this evening are at a further advance of 1/. per tun.
Isnico.—The inquiries after Indigo appear'increasing.
SALTPETILE.-The sales are at 355. 6d. ; it is difficult
to buy refined at 395.
FRUIT.—About 200 barrels Red Symraa Raisins have
been sold this week at 375., which is less than was de-
manded last week ; Valentia 48s. to 50s. ; in other de-
scriptions no alteration can be noticed. A few butts of
Currants have been taken off at the quoted prices, 735.
Corrox.—The Cotton Market continues steady, but
without briskness ; the sales consist of 210 Bengal, ord.
lid. good 5t d. ; 950 Surat, ord. 5,1., fine 64d. ; 20 Per-
nsms, fair Bd. ; 80 West India, ord. to fair 7id., good
; 100 Bowed '7(l. to 741
Tonacco.—There are sales of Tobacco for the Maiter-
ranean, about 100 Idols. Virginias are reported sold.
Hors.—The picking has generally commenced ; they
came down very mouldy. The estimated duty 100,0001.
EAST IN PIECE Goons SALE, 7TII SEPT.-White
Longcloths and Sallampores offered in lesser quantities than
in June sale, and sold 2} to 3 per cent. higher. The
Company's Blue Cloths in the usual quantity, about half
rejected at the tax ; Private Trade ditto very good, but
in limited quantity, sold well ; this article is very scarce,
none of the lower qualities being in the house. Madras
handkerchiefs chiefly taken in, or sold very low. Yellow
or taken in ; the
same remark applies to the Blue Nankeens, though the
Nankeens chiefly rejected at the tax,