The Sun.
London, England, 1830-02-03 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

SUGAR.—The large parcels of St. Lucia and Mauri-
tius Sugars by public sale last week affected the demand for
West India Muscovades in a very trivial degree ; the in-
ferior descriptions of the former sold rather lower; all
other qualities fully supported the former prices, aril the
total purchases for the week were estimated at 3,500 hbds.
and tierces, at full prices ; fine and strong Sugars are
getting scarce. The stock of Sugar in this port is 28,506
hhds. and tierces, being 1,349 less than in 1829; the de-
liveries last week 3,426 hhds. and tierces, being 530 more
than in the corresponding week of last year; the deliveries
of Mauritius are also greater. At the close of the market
the estimated sales this day were 700 hhds. and tierces.
The severe frost having returned, and the navigation con-
sequently interrupted, the stock of Refined at market has
rather accumulated, and the prices are a shade lower, but
there are considerable purchases, and goods deliveralde one
month hence are Is. per cwt. higher than the samples
which are now ready. The inquiries after Crushed have
lately been considerable, and low parcels have been taken
at 31s. 6d. and 325. ; fine goods for home consumption
fully support the late prices; fine Hamburg and Powder
loaves for the double bounty are scarce and in good request.
Molasses dull. Average price of Sugar last week 244. 91d.
FOREIGN Simaas.—There were no purchases of Foreign
Sugar by private contract last week north reporting. By
public sale 848 boxes Havannah, all brown and yellow,
the former low to good brown sold 235. a 255., the yellow
middling to good 265. to 28s.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—There are no purchases of East
India Sugar worth reporting, as the public attention is
directed to the large East India sale to-morrow. By public
sale last week 4,079 bags :Mauritius Sugars, the whole
sold at former market prices; brown 435. to 455., yellow
middling and good 51s. to 555, grey 435. a 475.
WESI INDIA MOLASSES.—There are nu late purchases
of West India Molasses.
COFFEE.—The transactions ir. British Plantation Coffee
lately have been confined to parcels suitable for the hcme
consumption, but the transactiona are trivial in extent. In
Foreign the inquiries for good ordinary Brazil continue
about 325., and some good ordinary Havannah is reported
at 331. By public sale this forenoon, 6 barrels 124 casks
Jamaica Coffee; ordinary at 325., goad ordinary 355. 6d.,
fine ordinary 445., middling 535. ; the Market is unvaried.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The demand for
line Jamaica Rum continues considerable ; these qualities
are getting scarce, and command high prices; several pur-
chases were reported last week, and common quality, 33
over, sold at 2s. 10d. ; the low descriptions of Jamaica
are iu plentiful supply, and are offered on terms much
lower than the usu d proportion ; Leawards are held with
much firmness, and parcels of under proofs are reported
at Is. 10J., and two or three over at the same price.
Brandy is unvaried. Geneva nearly nominal, on account
of the few parcels at Market.
HEMP, FLAX, aacn TaLLow.—Tallow has been fluc-
tuating considerably; from 335. yellow candle Tallow ro,e
to 335. 9d. a ats., but the Market has since become dull
at prices 6d. lower. In Hemp or Flax there is no ma-
terial alteration.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—In Beef and Pork there is no
alteration. In consequence of the return of severe weather
Butters are in more demand, and are Is. a 2s. higher.
Bacon little varied ; offers are made for parcels free on
board at 341., and holders generally are firm; about 35a.
FRUlT.—There is little alteration in Fruit. Figs are
getting scarce, and higher rates are demanded. The low
prices of new red Smyrna Raisins and Currants have
brought forward export orders, but the prices appear
limited to very low rates.

COTT° N.-There has been only a limited demand for
Cotton by private contract this week, the attention of
buyers bring directed to the public sale of Surats, an-
noonced for Friday, which consiste I of 8,400 bales, awl
attracted a good attendance of buyers, who readily took
about 6,000 bales, at a decline of p. per lb. on the ordi.
nary to middling qualities, and full prices for the better
kinds ; the competition increase:l as the sales proceeded,
and the purchases have been in about equal proportion to
the home trade, exporters, and speculators, at the follow-
ing. rates to 41. ordinary to good ordinary ;
sid. to 4,.}d. middling to fair; 41d. to 51d. good fair to
fair; a few very choice brought 6d. per lb. ; the other
purchases are 800 Surats at 3ild. a 34-d. By public sale
this day 448 bales Surats, fair to good fair, sold at farmer
prices; 352 at 31-d'. ; 95 at 4-P.
INDIGO.---Siuce the India• House sale there has beet,/

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DUBLIN MARKET N,

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1,588 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 17 0
6:56 Bere —........—.-- 17 stone 12 0
595 Barley l6 stone 12 0
4,450 Oats..., .12 stone 8 6
10,987 Cwt. Flour 9 stone 6 0 ..
9SB Oatmeal
Sold to Bakers only.
8,146 Cwt. Flour ---- 115 0 24 0 lB 7%
Average price of Wheat and Flour 48s. 4d. per sac}.
Firsts —..— from '2os. Od. to 245. Pd.
Receipts of Flour, 1) EN . '
Sales of Do. 10,987 Thirds,.,SeeQl,--
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PRICE OF BREAD.

Quartern Loaf, 41b. soz. . %I. I Half-quartern, 21b.

GLASGOW MARKETS.
(nom the Glasgow Herald of Monday.)

The transactions in Raw SUGARS have not been exten-
sive this week ; the sales amount to 365 hhds. and tres.,
and prices of coloury Sugars, which are scarce, ure fully
6d. a Is. dearer ; Browns brought fully higher rates;
brown Demeraras and Ti inidads sold at 48s. a 50s. ; old
low middling Trinidads, 525. ; middling Demeraras, re-
cently imported, 545. 6d. a 555. ; brown Jamaicas, 50s.
a 51s. ; and middling, 565.--150 puns. of Demerara
Mot AssEs were sold at 21s. from the quay, and 50 puns.
of old Trinidads at 20s. 9J. from the warehouse.—Re-
fined Sugars are in moderate demand, and prices without
alteration.

At a public sale of COFFEE, consisting of 50 tree. Ja-
maica, 89 casks and 34 bigs St. Lucia, 50 casks and 292
bags Demerara, and 50 bags Berhice, tke whole was taken
off with spirit, exeept the St. Lucia in bags, and 10
casks Jamaica-Jamaica Triage, 21s. 6d. ; ordinary and
broken, 265. 6d. a 30s. ; ordinary, 32'. 6d. a 335. 6d. ;
and fine ordinary, 425. ; being at an adr-ance of 2s. a 4s.
on former rates. Lucia tine fine ordinary, 475. a 48s. 5,1. ;
middling, 495. a 51s. 6d. ; being former rates. Ordi-
nary Berbioe, 3Ss. a 40s. 6d.; good ordinary, 435. 6d. a
445. ; Demerara Triage, 21s. 6d. a 275. 6d ; ordinary,
325. a 355. ; good ordinary, 38s. a 40s. 6d. ; and a small
parcel nearly good middling, 60s. a 645. 6d. ; being ge
nerally at an advance of 2s. a 2s. Gd. on the ordinary,
and 3s. a 4s. on the better descriptions. The sales by
private contract were 32 trait. broken Demerara, at 24a. ;
75 bags of good ordinary at 425., and middling at 60s.
. .

Nothing done in PIMENTO or GINGER.
Rum remains altno•t entirely neglected, and prices are
in a great degree nominal; Jamaica, 16 0.P., 2s. Bd. a
2s. 9d, ; and Leewards, Proofs, I9d. a 20d.
The business done in COTTON during the month has
been rather extensive. The sales are 6,059 packages (in-
eluding 1,277 bales Surats by auction), and an advance of
id. per lb. may be quoted on some
.slescriptions. The
at 61,1. a viii. ; 750 New Or
particulars are, 70 Sea Island, at 13-d. a 14+1. ; 68
; 124 Mo.Pe, at Gid. a 6id. ; 136
Pernambuco, at 81(1. a 8)Ftl. ; 250 Maranham, a qd. a
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Georgia,
,
7id. ; 1,427 Egyptian, at7i-d. a. 91 ; 166 Demerara, at
7cL a 9d. ; 60 Porto Rico, at 93-d.; 35 West iudia, at