The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-27 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

SUGAa.—The Sugar Market has been rather dull all
the week ; it.in some measure arises from the very indiffe-
rent show of good Sugars in the market, and which prevents
the usual sales. The purchases of the week are estimated
at 3,600 hhd!. and trs. In the refined market there is
little change; the inferior Lumps have been dull, and the
prices a shade lower; all the other descriptions support the
late quotations. Towards the close of business this after-
noon, the middling descriptions of goods for export are in
demand, and very scarce, and the prices of last week are
fully supported ; in the lower descriptions of Lumps there
has been rather more doing at about the quotations, although
some small parcels have been sold a shade under. The fine
Grocery sorts are more plentiful, and rather lower prices
have been submitted to, fine Hamburg and powder loaves
for the double refined bounty continue to be taken off at
the prices quoted; the sales of crashed have been confined
to small parcels.

FOREIGN SUGAR.-In Foreign Sugars no sales are re-
ported by private contract. This day by public sale 65
chests Havannah Sugar, the whole good white, withdrawn
at 475.

EAST INlM& SUGAR.At the public sales of Mauritius
yesterday 8,000 bags ; the strong and fine Sugars sup-
ported the late prices, but all other descriptions sold Is.
lower. Brown, 455. a 48s. ; Yellow, low and middling,
465. 6d. a 525. ; Yellow, good and fine, 525. 6d. a 595. ;
Grey, 465. 6d. a 525. 6d. Bengal Sugars steady. This
day by public sale 4,056 bags Atinilla, 679 bags Siam
Sugars; the Manilla sold with briskness is. higher; good
yellow 255. 6d. a 265. 6d., the Siam at previous prices.
COFFEE.—There is little variation in the Coffee Mar-
ket ; parcels of British Plantation descriptions, suitable for
the home trade, sell readily and at full prices ; all other
qualities have been rather dull. In Foreign or East India
Coffee few sales reported this week. By public wale this
forenoon 55 hhds. good ord. Havannah sold at 335.; 200
bags St. Domingo withdrawn ; a sale of ord. by private
contract at 325. ; 46 casks Jamaica sot at full prices ;
304 bags Batavia 325. Generally the Coffee Market is
more firm.

Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—There are few sales
of Rum to report this week; the advance in the prices of
Leewards has checked the demand; this rise is, however,
firmly maintained. Brandy is without variation ; the
French holders continue sanguine of very high prices.
Geneva without alteration.
HEMP, FLAx, AND TALLow.—There was rather a
brisk demand for Tallow early in the week; the prices were
quoted higher from St. Petersburgh ; the Market has ad-
vanced 6d., but the improvement is scarcely maintained.
In Hemp or Flax there is little alteration.
COTTON.—The accounts front Manchester are very fa-
♦ourable, the demand for goods was extensive. The pur-
chases of Cotton are upon an extensive scale, particularly
during the last few days. The sales for the week ending
last night inclusive, consist of 220 Bengal, 3id. a 41d.
4,950 Surat, aid. a sd. ; 30 Madras, '4id. ; 30 Bowed,
6d. ; 400 West India, qd. a 611-1.
CASSIA LlGNEA.—Cassia Liguea rather higher, 100
chests mid. sold to-day at 68s.
INnico.—By public sale 404 chests East India Indigo;
about one-third sold at the last India House sale prices;
the remainder taken in. A small parcel of Caraccas was
forced off at low prices. This day at public sale 216
chests Madras Indigo sold freely, and at very fair prices.