The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-08 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

BRITISH PLANTATION SUGARS.—The arrivals from
the West Indies are becoming more numerous, and there
were landed last week nearly 4,000 casks. The deliveries
from the Wcat India Docks exceeded 2,200 Ithde. for
borne use, and the stock is rather above 8,700 hhds., and
nearly 2,000 trcs. There is more activity in the market
at the late advance ; middling Tobago is quoted at 48s. to
505., good Jamaica and Nlontserrats 50s. to 535., and good
brown, ditto, 475. per cwt,
EAST INDIA AND FOREIGN SUGARS.-The 6ne quali-
ties of Mauritius Sugars maintain full prices, and the de-
mand is brisk. The stock in the West India Docks is now
about 41,600 bags. Foreign Sugars are not so much in
request.

REFINED SUGARS.-The demand is improving. Brown
Lumps have realized 635. ; fine, for crushing, 355. to
:365. 6d. on board, and ordinary, 30s. to 325. per cwt.
free un board.

COFFEE.-There was little alteration in the price of
Coffee after Tuesday, List week ; some St. Domingo sold
at 405., and colour). Brazil 40s. and 40s. 6d., coloury
Cheribon 375., ordinary to good ordinary Batavia 345. to
In British Plantation Coff-e there was little varia-
tion ; the Jamaica suit ible for the home consumption con-
tinued to realise very high prices. This day 396 bales
Mocha Coil* e were all taken in ; 70 casks British Planta-
tion, B rhice, and a few J tmlica, sold at previous prices.

Hun, BitAxnv, p.m.) HohLANns.—The RAM Market
continues to assume a more firm appearance, and there
are considerable buyers at the late extreme low rate, but
no sellers ; some parcels free on hoard continue to be taken
for export, 5 and 6 over, Is. Sd. a 1,. SA-d. ; Jamaica,
25 over, 2s. Id., and a parcel Of inferior quality 2s. 2d.
Brandy is neglected. The late high pr:ce of the Excise
sale keeps up the price of Geneva, some sales 2s. 6:I. to
2s. 7d. ; there is no German at market.
Flax, AND Tahtow.—The Tallow Market is
very dull, and the prices again a shade lower, but we think
there is more disposition to buy. I❑ Hemp or Flax there
is no material alteration.

RICE.—In Rice there id little vari ition, very good
white Bengal sold so low as I Js. 6d. This day 578
bags Bengal rice, good quality, all taken in at high rate.,
11,. 6d. a lus.

TEA.—The India House Sale began on Wednesday.
Boheas have sold at Is. Bd. a Is. 1 ; Congoul arc
selling at 2s. Oid. to 2s. 511., and some ordinary and
damaged ones at Is. sp. a Is. 10 d. Boheas are lid.
ro 2d. per lb. lower than at March sale; Congous about
d. per lb. on the average under the prices than.
Congous continue selling ; this day they are going off with
more spirit, and are nearly at last sale's prices—common
2s. Oil. a 2s. lid., good 2s. 3Ad. a 2s. fine 2s. 6d.
a Ss. °2l.

SILK —1 here is a little noire doing, but business will
not be brisk till after the Company's sale, which takes
place on the 20th instant. The holders of Italian Silk
are mostly limited at high quotations by the advices lately
received from the Continent. A full supply of Bf utias has
just been warehoused, but the prices are not likely to recede.
Ismco.—ln Indigo there is little variation ; the market
is still heavy. The declaration for next sale 2,900 chests.
The few s des of Indigo reported are at the rate of 3d. to
6d. discount o❑ last East India Sale.

SA LTPETK E. —ln Saltpetre thew is no alteration.

COTTON.---The Cotton Market is more firm. The sales
this week are 300 Surat, lid. a lid. ; 100 Egyptian, 71d.
'Cosa cco.—About 300 hhds. have been sold for export,
chiefly of the old descriptions, at 24d., extreme prices lid.
ald 34-d. a part for Belgium, and several buyers are still
on the market.

SPICES.—This day 181 bags Pimento, middling qua-
lity, sod 4ld. a 4id., rather lower; 352 bags Pepper 2p.
and 24d. ; 198 bags East India Ginger 19s. and 20s.
WooL.—The Wool Nlarket continues flat; the manu-
facturers buy sparingly, as usual, so near the time of new
Wool being imported.
Ons.—The great depression which has taken place in
Oils have improved the demand. Gallipoli has sold for
371. for ordinary quality, and the best 411 and 421. ;
about 600 tuns sold at these prices. Southern Oil bad
fal:en 51. per tun.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beans.
Per Quarter. a. to S. IS.to S. S. to S. S. to S.
Boeton fs 31 25 39
Gainmborough (Y 37-- 42
Grantham 60 72 36 40 25 29 38 44
Grimsby 56 67 30 36 18 25 32 38
Horncastle 6O 66 30 40 21 27 36 40
Lincoln 68 72 44 46 22 28 40 42
Sl~ilaby 56 66 30 40 22 28 3R 40
Stamford 54 72 40 45 23 24 37
64 74 32 40 22 30 34 44