The Sun.
London, England, 1831-11-05 00:00:00

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THE NATIONAL LIBRARY, Nos. XI.
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The LIVES and ADVENTURES of CELEBRATED
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MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London IVetv Price Current ofyesterday.)

SUGAR.—The demand for Museovades during the week
has been on a very confined scale; the estimated sales are
only 3,000 hhds. and era.; the prices of the coloury are
fully supported ; the brown is very dull, and a shade
lower. The Market is rather more firm this day. In the
Refined Market there is little variation; the demand for
Lumps for shipping has been confined to small parcels;
grocery goods are also in limited request. This evening
the fine descriptions entitled to the bounty on double•re-
fined continue scarce, and the prices are fully supported ;
but, in low goods, say large and small Lumps, there is
scarcely any thing doing, end lower prices have been ac-
cepted, and some parcels are reported to have been sold
under the quotations ; of crashed the sales have been very
limited, and at rather low and middling sorts. Molasses
brisk 225. 3d, a 225. Gd.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—The public sales consisted of
3,800 bags Mauritius, 5,232 bags Manilla, and 2,005 bags
Bengal; good and fine brown Mauritius was Is. cheaper,
the finer sorts from 465. Gd. a 525., Is. higher; about
one-half of the Manilla was brought in, at rather higher
prices; but the sellers, being more inclined to meet the
Market, realized from 20s. 6d. a 225. for good to fine
yellow, bting Is. cheaper; 1,068 bags Bengal were
withdrawn, their being no buyers, but 931 bags,
singulaily strong quality,:were put up last Friday ; for these
there was much competition, and they sold at high prices,
from 335. a 345., soft fine yellow went from 20s. 6d. a
215., damp ditto 19s. a 19s. 6d. This day's sale 17,776
bags Manilla sold with great briskness, about Is. higher
than yesterday, making the Market the same price as early
in the week, 16s. a 235.

FOREIGN SUGAR.—By private contract nothing has
taken place, there being at present little or no demand ;
127 chests white Rio were offered at public sale last w
Friday, and as there as no inclination to buy, the whole
was bought in from 19s. a 245. for very low yellowish,
and good strong white. There are no arrivals this week.
COFFEE.-The prices of British Plantation Coffee are
supported, but there is no briskness in the trade. At a
public sale of St. Domingo Coffee yesterday, good ordinary
in casks sold 545. 6d. and 555. ; the bags were taken in
at 565., which is Is. 6d. a 2s. lower; no sales of any
extent in Brazil, or in East India Coffee. There were no
public sales of Coffee this day, nor were any private con-
tracts reported. We estimate the fall in the prices, from
the late highest rates, to be 2s. on St. Domingo and
Brazil. Jamaica and other British Plantation descrip-
tions are supported in price, but dull. In East India no
transactions reported, but the former prices could not be
obtained.

Ruse, BRANDY, AND Hothasns.--The only sales of
Rum worth reporting are to the Government contrac-
tors, who have lately taken about 700 puns., chiefly Lee-
wards, about Is. 4d., some under proof reported at
Is. 3 d. ; some purchases for export are also reported.--
In Brandy or Geneva there is no alteration. The Market
is rather more firm, no purchases of Leewards can now be
made under Is. 4d.

HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLow.—Last Friday's price was
413., from that quotation it rose to 413. 6d., but the