The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-13 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

SUGAR.-There was an extensive demand for 3fusco-
vades last week, both by the grocers for the country
trade, and by the refiners who are in full work, which is
an unusual circumstance at this dull season of the year;
the estimated sales were nearly 5,000 hhds. and tees. ;
the prices were rather higher than at the commencement
of the week, making a general improvement of about 20.
per cwt.. from the late lowest state of the market. The
deliveries from the three warehouses last week were
3,500 hhds. and tees., being about 700 more than last
year ; the stock is now only about 700 hhds. and tees.
more than in the corresponding week of 1829. At the
close of the market the estimated sales this day were 1,200
birds. and tees., including the St. Lucia and Barbadoes ;
388 hhds. and tees. at public sale, the former was a good
parcel; the soloury St. Lucia all above 50s. sold Is.
higher than the last sale. Average price of Sugar last
week 225. Bd. Refined goods rose last week Is. per cwt.
both fine goods, and the low qualities for export; the
shippers were eager contractors fur goods to be delivered
six weeks and two months hence, for which they had to
give fully Is. per cwt. above the present market rates.-
Molasses dull.
FonsloN Straart.-The public sale of Havannah Sugar
on Friday consisted of 425 cheats; all the sound was taken
in, and good white 41s. a 48s. ; good yellow 275. a 28s. ;
the washed sold at very full prisms.
EAST INDIA SUGAR. -There are many inquiries after
East India Sugars, and the holders are asking ls. advance.
434 packets Siam sold on Friday ; good white, 275. a
28s. This day by public sale, 550 bags Bengal Sugar ;
fine white, 325. 6d., mid. 294. ; all sold at full prices.
Corraz.-The public sales of Coffee lately have been
nearly confined to Jamaica and Berbice descriptions for
the home consumption of the country, for which full prices
have been obtained. On Friday 200 bags good ord.
Brazil were brought forward, and for which 325. was
offered ; the whole was taken in at 325. 6d. This day
by public sale 448 bags brown Sumatra sold 265. a
295. ; 53 hales Mocha, mid., bought in 90s. ; 152 casks
and bags British Plantation, good mid. Berbice 655., mid.
Jamaica 495. The Coffee Market is steady.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.TIIS sales of
Ja-
maica Runs last week, 28 to 32 over, were very considerable
at 2s. Bd. a 2s. 10d. ; some favourite marks were sold at high
prices. There were few purchases of Leewards, as the holders
would not accept the late prices, otherwise the sales would
have been very extensive ; the Market looks firm. Brandy
and Geneva continue inquired after. To-day some pur-
chases of Leeward are reported; proofs Is. 9d., and 4
over Is. 10d. ; we estimate the advance at 2d. per gallon
from the late lowest point.
W00r..-Nothing doing in Wool is consequence of the
frost, but we expect the manufacturers must come freely
into the market as soon as the seinen operas.
Haar, FLAX, Awn TALLOW.-The Tallow Market has
been heavy, and the prices are again rather lower. In
Hemp or Flax there is no alteration.
SHELLAC.-On Friday 228 chests Shellac, fair quality,
sold at 101 s. a 107 s.
Cocos.-On Friday 100 bags fair Brasil Cocoa sold
131. 6d. a 14s. This day 107 bags good Grenada Cocoa,
all bought in 355. a 40s.
TEA.-There is nothing new. The declaration will
be oat to-morrow.
TOBACCO. -There are no sales worth reporting.
Rim -There are no sales of Rice of any extent to report.
FRUIT.-There is little alteration in Fruit; the market
has become heavy on account of the very extensive arrivals
on the coast.
SALTrrran..---Saltpetre is bell with much firmness,
aid the prices are a shade higher. By public sale this
forenoon, 641 bags good quality, chiefly sold at 26e.
Corrow.-The public sale of Friday, 919 bags Bowed',
went off at full prices, sd. to good fair sil. a 6d. The
market has been quiet, but the prices are firmly maintained;
the purchases by private contract for the week lading last
night inclusive are too trivial for insertion.
hurl Paovniosrs.-In Beef or Pork there is little
alteration. Butters appeared to rally last week on account
of the return of frost, but yesterday the market again
became dull. Bacon is heavy.
INnico.-The East India Sale, it is expected, will con-
sist of about 6,000 chests, of which there have been
inspected 2,000 chests Oude, 2,000 Benares, 1,000 Ben-
gals, and about 500 Madras. The Market is in a nominal
state, ant! will probably continue so till the result of the
sale can be ascertained.
PIMENTO.-This day about 500 bags Pimento sold,
middling sd. up to 6d. for good.
Srress.-Prices at public sale yesterday :-Cinnamon,
250 bales firsts 81. Sd. a 9s. 3d. ; 350 bales seconds
Os. 3d. a 75. 11d. ; 372 bales thirds 4s. 4d. a ss. Bd. ;
28 bales fourths 4s. a 4s. Id. ; 71 chests all pieces, from
firsts 75., seconds 65., broken and small firsts 4s. 5d.,
ditto seconds 3s. 7d. a 3s. 9d. ; 67 bales, 154 chests da-
maged, irpts is balsa M. sd. I 44. Bd., seconds Bs. 11d.