The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-30 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

SUGAR.—The Sugar Market had a languid appearance
last week; the total sales were only 2,700 hhds. and Ira.,
yet there was much firmness in the price•, the holders re-
fusing to submit to any further reduction ; and in conse-
quence a considerable proportion of the public sale on
Friday, 321 hhds. St. Lucia, was taken, and a part after-
wards sold at full market rates. The stock of %Vest India
Sugar is now 45,639 Ws. and trs., which. is 2,953 less
than last year. The stock of Mauritius 82,382 bags, being
57,927 more than last year. The delivery of the West
India Sugar last week 2,991 hhds. and trs., being 60
more than last year. The delivery of Mauritius 8,174.
bags, being 5,086 more than in the corresponding week of
1830. The estimated salts this day were 800 hhds. and
trs., including the Barbadoes sale ; the market prices are
very firm, rather higher. In the Refined Market there is
little change, the low goods are less in demand, the fine
goods more inquired after, particularly goods entitled to the
double-refined bounty. Molasses 235. This afternoon
there is still much inquiry for fine goods for the double
bounty, and for parcels for melting 625. to 645. ; low goods
are neglected.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—There were more inquiries after
Manilla and Siam Sugars last week at prices a shade
higher; the Mauritius went off at previous prices, good
brown 41s. a 425. This day's public sale 5,131 bags
Mauritius sold at full prices, the brown rather higher, low
40s. a 415., good brown 425.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—The Brazil Sugars were in good
demand last week, particularly the low parcels; good to
fine brown Bahia 15s. 6d. a 17s. 6d., yellow 183. 6d. a
20s. 6d. ; good white Rio 245. a 245. 6d. ; fine white
Pernatns 265. In Havannah no sales were reported. The
127 chests, 4 half chests, and 88 brls. Brazil were nearly
all Pernams ; white ord. to good 19s. a 24i., fine white
255. a 264., nearly all sold. Average price of Sugar
H. Is. 10d. per cwt.

WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-.-LaSt week 130 puns. good
Trinidad Molasses were offered at public sale, all taken in
at 225.

COFFEE.—The Coffee Market continues exceedingly
firm ; the purchases are considerable, good old St. Do-
mingo at 565. 6d. and 575., coloury 58s. ; coloury
Brazil 595. ; Havannah fine ord. 60s. a 635. ; Cheribon
and Batavia 555. a 60a. ; and Sumatra and Semarang
50s. a 545. British Plantation descriptions, which have
been lately neglected, are again in good request and higher,
good ord. Jamaica 828. There are no public sales to-
day, and up to a late hour no private contracts to any ex-
tent were reported.
Ruse, BRANDY, AND HoLLAwns.---The Rum Market
is very dull ; there are few or no sales under Is. 4d. but
2to 3 over offer at that price. Brandy is held firmly at
a small advance. In Geneva there is no alteration. At
a late hour several purchases have transpired, proof Lee-
wards ls. 31(1.—The request for Brandy is continued.—
Geneva still very scarce.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market has
been dull ; the nearest quotation is 425. Hemp and Flax
remain at nearly nominal prices.
Woor...—ln the Market very few sales are making, ex-
cept in English Wool, which has advanced something
within the last week, in consequence of the increasing de-
mand for exportation. About 2,000 bales New South
Wales, Van Dieman's Land, Spanish, and German
Wools, are advertised fur public sale about the middle of
next month.

Ons.—Oils are lower in price generally since last
week, and in Fish Oils but little doing, but in Seed Oils
the sales hsve been extensive, and for delivery up to Ju'y
and August next some hundreds of tuns have been sold
at a trifle above quotations of both Linseed and Rape
Oils. Olive Oils tire still inactive.
COTTON. —The Cotton Market is steady.

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FRUlT.—There is little alteration in Fruit ; large sales
of Currants reported 725. a 745. ; new red Snip ni Rai-
sins extensively at 445. ; Muscatels 90s. a 1335. ; Lexia
345. a 355.
Hors.--The duty is expected to reach 170,0001. ; good
Hops continue in request.
INDlGO.—During the past week there bas been more
demand for this article, and 3d. per lb. profit on the last
sale has been paid for qualities under 4s. per lb. The
letters from Calcutta, dated July 21, mention that accounts
had arrived from most of the indigo districts to the mid-

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idie of the month, stating that the prospects had; ,
muck for the worse. In Jeesore and Nuddia the . • •
rains had damaged the plant considerable ; in Dacca,
the whole was under water ; Purneab nearly in the • . 'E El
tuation, and 9 f the plant which bad been cut the produ' ta, iirtved
much less than had been anticipated. In TirhOat 'the ii ; ' CV, J
was so great that in many instances the plant wou . 'GUT
pay for manufacturing, which had previously 10 1 111; India,
well. ,In Shahabad and Benares the plant bad suffe
frost in the cold season, and afterwards by feu ~, T.,2111V1
winds, and that the general result would prove to 44Y,- ti
short crop. , The Company have declared 1,190 ch . ,pirate
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their Indigo for sale the 17th of January, which zos SCI(
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sibly be increased to about 5,000 chests by private, i„_ I__L -- I°.
This day's sale 107 serons Guatemala sold at p , --,... : P
7„
prices, a small part taken in ; 27 chests Manilla , 4"; Itik
low prices. , ,unhtry.
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COCHINEAL. -This article is in more request, . THI
holders unwilling to Fell at present rates : the Sh' b- ii e_ear.ely-
ship of war, from Vera Cruz, has only brought 41 ' ' A
LAC DYE.-This article is much depressed, and I ..(1 14
cult to sell, in consequence of several parcels press . •
the Market. v' „',•Authst
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SALTPETRE.-Saltpetre is rather higher; 395. . ~' The e A
for rough ; 41s. for East India refined.M of
TEA.-Boheas continue to be in active demands, tr
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price is from 2s. 10-id. a 2s. 11d. for them. Con. '`. • , •-•..1nel
the lower kinds are at 14d. to 2d. advance on sale° ..°r grei
the good and fine ones without premium. C° ' 44
461
Twankays are at H. a 2d. per lb. advance. Hy.,' H .., c"l4
no demand. The Prompt day is on Friday, and Wo, : '. •
be heavy.
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TURPENTINE.-Several arrivals last week, all -'
12s. 3d. ~. COLT
SPICES.-Spices are firm, but the purchases '1 fol
are limited.
Rice.-In Rice there is no alteration. U
Tosacco.-There are no sales worth reporting. . -Any .I._
DRUG s.-Cholera articlrs remain very heavy. „, ,L .. _l'' ""
SILK.-Trade is still very flat, but holders of su: ' COTAI
not inclined to yield further in price, anticipating th" 'tins 'vis,
Market has arrived at the lowest. Italian raws are "i :a •. in
stiffer. :i ,:„Plites.
COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THEW ,„-.„ -
Wheat. I Barley. 1 Oats, I B 1' '
~of tl
Per Quarter, _
..........._
....-_.„
11 • 6,cl bill
s. to a. s. to s. s. to s. .• ' :
Boston - 59 - 28 - 21 36 ~ .• .
Gainsborough ........... - 62 - 41 - 23 -2: ~ ; a kl(
Grantham 57 58 34 39 21 27 ao . , ,_-''''''• ~
Grimsby 5O 62 30 38 18 24 1
Horncastle 55 60 35 38 17 22 t', ' .`. 4
Lincoln
Spilsby 52 f 0 26 38 20 22 °, ''`
Stamford-............... 51 '7O 36 42 18 22
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`o4ls 1-%
Y0rk....... . 52 68 32 46 18 28 WA ts..ral
NORWICH, Nov. 26. 1
111 la. BP
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We had a moderately good snpply of Wheat tn_daf , , ~, Wu
having been very large for some weeks previous, our mi, • * iita
got into stock, and to-day our prices have given way full , ' ,
,7 •
quarter, the dullness of the trade being much increased '
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bad condition of the Wheats, owing to the mild damp . . ,
Barley is 2s. to 3s. per quarter cheaper; the market has, : tillic With
been rather overstocked. No alteration in the prices,' • .
Beans, and Pease. Flour is Is. to 2s. per sack lower. ...., ~ ktkr,
Wheat (per qr.) ... 555. 635. 68s. I Beans (per qr.) o''',, Itisk, • .._viß
8ar1ey.............-- 255. 355. 375. Pease, Grey--.." ","-, ". Opp •
Oats ..................... 255. 30s. 325. Flour, fine (per sack) a'?" i'_ Cl'
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CANTERBURY. Nov. 26.
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Beans, and Pease, we note no alteration in value.
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Wheat, white........... 60s. to 703. ...... Old -5. ,t;',, I.
---. red.-.............. 50s. to 660....,. 01d,....."7.7„„ ---s. !,-# 'sg
Barley, Malting -38 s. to 425...... Grinding.. 265. EP t$ AM}
Oats - -.4. :sr 7 court
8ean5..,,,........,.,,.,..,. 342. to 38s. ....... 01d............ 40s.
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Pease ............-.....- -s. to 45e. - Grey- 355. ty eqe,
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MANCHESTER, Nov. 26. p tlithe Nam.
Wheat, per 701 b. 95. 6d. to Ms. Od, Red 9s. 34. tO $ 14.,._,. --...
Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 3 Oats 3 5 41 :IL2','ionati
Beans, per Imperial quarter
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel 5 0 $1 7'4'o/trait
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels 42 0 4$
~....
Flour, per Sack of 2801 b 48 0
.441(..,
EXETER MARKETS.-Nov. d
-Nov. 25. '
Beef (5c0re)...........85. Od. 9s. Od. Wheat (bushel) ...Bs.o- nA • $ • l'
()in
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Mutton (1h.).........-...0 5 0 51 Barley ...................4 6 g • linfi 'lei
Veal and Lamb-... 0 5 0 6 Oats 9 4 0 , its Rnii,,.
Pork .-....-- 0 4 0 6 Beans _ 5 6 I )
Geese (each) .......,.-1 0 4 0 Butter (Ib.) -.....1 ° 1 ' W.
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Ducks tc0u01e\.....2 4 4 0 Eggs (14) ............0 0 0 NOV;
Fowls ..................2 3 3 0 Potatoes (peck) ..0 6 •
Thia di
SCOTCH MARKETS.
HADDINGTON CORN MA ItKET.-Nov. 2.5.•, il
Sales of Wheat were heavy, and prices about Is. 6cl. nV *,,., Y the
ter lower than last day-best 645., current prices gUL Ikto'ne Air
Sales of Barley were dull, and prices lower than last tiad, ttllahib4 t
355. 6d. Oats-best 255. ; current prices 23a, to 21s. Pr.'.
01# -4411ted.".. to 275. Beans 345. to 28s.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. go r ...
First...... Us od 35: 6d 25, ~.,04 301 °d so 4 gbfliZ
Second... 563 Od 333 Od i ..,.. 293 Od -
Os Y
Third .... 51s Od 29s Od 21$ Od 28s Od b.,i7 of t
There were 245 qrs. of Wheat in market, 238 whereof Were 1144. Atllll4
7 Unsold.-0 Grey.
Price
Average 21. 16s. 6d. B.l2ths.