The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-30 00:00:00

MARK ET IN lEL LIG ENCE.

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

&MAR.—The demand for Muscovades has continued
general and extensive, notwithstanding the large parcels of
St. Lucia, Mauritius, and Barbadoes Sugars brought for-
ward at public sale ; the total estimated purchases this
week are 3,200 hlids. and trs. ; the late advance in the
prices is fully supported. This day by public sales 415
'ids., 40 trs., 30 brls. St. Lucia, and 40 bhds. Jamaica
Muscovades, the whole sold rather lower, but they were
chiefly of the inferior qualities, and soft, for which there
was scarcely an offer by private contract. Towards the
close of the week, and this day, there has been more busi-
ness doing in Refined, both for the home trade and for
exportation, and the prices of some of the mid. and good
shipping qualities and tine grocery descriptions are rather
higher, but the prices of the low descriptions of Lumps
for packing are without alteration, although there is still
a good demand for them, and offers continue to be made
for delivery in a fprtnight, three weeks, and a month, is.
above the quotations. Several parcels, however, have been
taken out of the Market for crashing; some contracts have
been made for low crashed at about 31s. 6d. a 325. ; for
the middling and good qualities of crashed also there is a
good deal of inquiry, and several parcels have been Enid.
Fine Hamburg and Powder loaves for the double refined
bounty continue in demand, but nearly all the parcels on
show have been taken out of the Market, and rather higher
prices are now being offered for the next parcels coming

forward.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—By public sale this week 4,079
bags Mauritius Sugar, being the last of the old crop, the
whole sold at nearly former prices, brown 435. a 455.,
grey 435. a 475., mid. and good yellow Ms. a 555. ; the
purchases of Bengal and other East India Sugars are too
inconsiderable for enumeration.
FoßErcrr SUGAR.—There are no purchases by private
contract. By public pale 848 boxes brown and yellow Ha-
vannah were offered this week, nearly the whole sold ;
brown low 235., good 245. and 25s , yellow mid. to good
265. to 28s.
COFFEE.—The Coffee Market continues uninteresting;
very small parcels for the home consumption being re-
ported, sold at full prices. This day's sale 53 casks
Jamaica ; full prices were offered, but the holders took a
considerable proportion in at prices 2s. above the present

currency.
Rust, BRANDY, AND ITOLLANDS.-The Ruin Market
continues firm, and a further advance of ld. per gallon
may be quoted, Leewards, proofs and one over, being sold
at ls. 10d. ; the purchases of Jamaica considerable, 33
over, common quality at 2s. 10d. Brandy is without al-
teration. There is no Geneva at market.
IlEmr, FLAX, aND TALLOW.-The Tallow Market,
from the lowest price 335., has had a considerable and firm
improvement of 9d. to Is. per cwt. In Hemp and Flax
there is no material improvement. This day 844 casks St.
Petersburgh yellow candle Tallow, second quality, 325. a
335. The market is brisk, 335. 9d. a 445.
IRISH PuovisioNs -The holders are asking higher
prices for India Beef ; in the other descriptions, and in
Pork, there is no change. Butters are dull. Bacon is
heavy, and rather lower ; parcels are offered at 355. shipped
next month, free on board, and few buyers. Tierce India
Beef, 42 pieces, Slb. each, 61. ss. ; Tierce Mess Beef, 38
pieces, Slb. each, 4/. 15s. a 4/. 17s. 6d. ; tierce India
Pork, 53 pieces, 61b. each, 5/. 2s. 6d. ; tierce Navy Pork,
SO pieces, 41b. each, Si. 2s. 6d. ; barrel Navy Pork, 52
pieces, V. each, 31. 7s. ; barrel Mess Pork, 50 pieces,
41b. each, Si. ; Bacon Pork, 21. 10s. a 21. 12s. 6d.
OILS.-In Oils there is little alteration. Seed Oils
are in more demand for shipping.
RICE-In Rice there is no alteration.

COTTON.-The Market has been steady ; the purchase
reported by private contractors are not on an extensive
scale, as the attention of the trade has been directed to this
day's sales. The public sales of Cotton to—day attracted
much attention ; they consisted of 8,400 bags Surats, a
great proportion sold, the good and fine at former sales,
the ord. d. to id. lower, extra fine 6d., fine bid, good
ord. to good mid. 31d. a 4id.
Tobacco.-Tobacco continues neglected.
INnloo.—The East India Company's sale of Indigo,
which commenced on the 19th inst. finished the 27th inst. ;
it consisted originally of 5,663 chests, of which 289 chests
having been withdrawn, and 7 chests refused at taxation,
the quantity that actually passed the sale was 5,367 chews.
The proprietors have bought in about 900 chests. The
sale contained a large proportion of Indigo suitable for
home use, which attracted the attention of our consumers,
who bought very largely ; and the shipping houses having
likewise made considerable purchases, not only in the bet-
ter sorts, but likewise in descriptions formerly used but in
this country, much animation was evinced, and latices were
fully maintained throughout. The whole presented the
following assortment :—About 100 chests fine Bengal,
440 good shipping qualities, 1,085 middling ditto and fine
consuming ditto, 1,750 consuming and ordinary ditto,
1.300 Oude (decided), 460 ditto good and fine, and 4701
!Madras. Compared with the last sale, prices have ruled
as follow :—Ordinary and middling qualities of Bengal at
3d. advance; good middling and good ditto from 3d. a 6d.
higher, whilst the fine qualities have gone at last sale's
prices. The proportion of Oude was very large, and the
quality much improved, many marks being as good as those
of regular Bengal ; they sold with spirit at an advance of
3d. a 4d. on the prices of last sale. Of the Madras about
240 chests were withdrawn and bought in, the remainder