The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-06 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
The Committee appointed on the question of Molasses being
ased in breweries and distilleries :-Mr. Poulett Thomson,• Mr.
Zharles" Calvert, Mr. Keith Domslas, Mr. Western, Sir 0. Clerk s
Slr. Warburton, Mr. Burge, Mr. Stuart Wortley, Mr. Robe r
'GI' ouMlbrUFri7,witelirl.-&Baxl-..
Fergusson, Mr. Bernal, Mr. Currie, Mr. Courtenay, Mr. Boleti
Baring, Mr.
Mr. Trail, Mr. Hobert Gordon, Mr. Callaghan, Mr. Frankland
Lewis, Mr. Evelv,
investigationgo nethro
through
takes.
ne place,vr
:on, Mr. Irving,
our, and Sir William Foles, Bart. Five to be a quorum.
A sra i
Hope, Denison,r
he Act of Parliament allowing Foreign Sugars to be used in,
he Refineries, and the produce exported, expired this day, and
viii lt is
Ileged that there have b en extensive frauds - on paying the
iutiens°, ta
ed
renewedtlie Sugars,untiuntil
havingan
ess of
efining, yield a greater proportion of refined goods than antici-
•ated. There are frauds also upon the bounty on the exported'
soods, and that the frauds at Liverpool and Glasgow are very
xtensive, and are also considerable in London. •
HOUSE OF COMMONS RESOLUTIONS, 4th of July, on'
the Customs' Acts.-Repeal of former Acts to take place from
the Ist of March, 1831 :-
Coals exported to British Posses-
sions (except Guernsey, &c.) the ton Bd.-Small Coal 4d.
To any other place in a British ship 3s. 4d. .........
in a Foreign ship 6s. Bd.
That the additional duties on Barilla, in respect to quantity of
Alkali, takes efltet from the 25th of May, 1819, and from the
East Indies from the 10th of August, 181./4. That all duties paid
Barilla used in bleaching linen be drawn back from the sth of
January, 1830. The duties on natural Alkali from the East In-
dies, 22., takes effect from the 14th of Dec., 1830, Wax an
additional duty of 30s. per cwt. Cotton duty ss. 10d. per cwt.;
from British I,ossessions 4d per cwt.
SUGAR.-Die business in Sugars was greatly facilitated last
week by the importers accepting prices tid. to Is. per cwt..
lower ; the buyers came eagerly forward, and purchased to the
extent of 3,500 hogsheads and tierces. The Stock of West India.
Sugar is now 42,599 hogsheads and tierces, which is 16,325 more
than last year. The stock of Mauritius P 23,430 bags, being
11,370 more than last year. The delivery of West India Sugar
last week 3,405 hogsheads and tierces, being 1,971 more than last•
year. The delivery of Mauritius 6,184 bags, being 2,363 more
than in the corresponding week of 18:30. This day at public sale
515 hogsheads, 70 bags, 10 tierces. British Plantation Sugar, 156
hogsheads Barbadoes, 516 casks, 19 boxes, Porto Riau Sugar went
off heavily, and generally at lower prices"; the estimated sales by
irivate contract 1,000 hogsheads and tierces ; the prices still
rather lower, and a great heaviness over the Market. The
request for low refined goods revived considerably towards the
close of last week, the prices are 6d. to Is. higher; the tine goods
are in good supply, and a shade lower.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-By public sale last week 1,800 chests
Havannah, about one-half was white; the prices 325. 6d. anti
355. for good to fine white; the other half yellow, sold at 19s. 6d.
to 245. good to fine yellow.-80 chests Pernams, middling to good
white, 21s. 6d. a :Ms. (id. There were rather more inquiries for
drazil Sugar by private contract, on account of the great reduc-
tion in the prices.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-There were few purchases of Ben-
gal, Manilla, or other East India Sugar, last week ; Mauritius
sold Is. lower; brown 425. This day 351 bags Mauritius Sugar
sold at full prices.
MOLASSES.-The prices of Molasses are rather higher ; Eng-
lish 225. 9d. a 235. ; West India 225. a 21s. Average price of Sugar
ii. Os. 51id. per cwt.
COFFEE-All descriptions of British Plantation Coffee ad.;
vanctxt 2s. a Os. last week, good ord. Jamaica 48s. a LOs. tine ord.
soloury Havannah 455. a which was 2s. above the previous
prices. This day at public sales 225 bags British Plantation
Cottee, 510 bags Brazil, SOS bags East India. The sound Brasil'
• sold at 405., which is rather lower ; the others went off at full
prices, good ord. mixed Cheribon 345. a 395., good Sumatra 295.
and 345., tine ord. Demerara 325. 6d. Triage 48s.
• RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-This afternoon, the
Market for Rum is again very depressed, and purchases about
• proofs Is. sd. Brandy and Geneva unvaried.
HEMP, FLAX, and TALLO W.-The Tallow Market is little
varied, the late sales are chiefly at 41s. Hemp and Flax arc held
for higher prices.
SILK.-The Italian Market is steady, although we have but
little doing. Chinas are heavy at last sale's prices, and Bengals
without inquiry.
COCOA.-Cocoa is rather lower ; 275 brls 31 bags of Trinidad
245. 6d. and 28s.
OILS.-'The late advance in Oils is firmly maintained ; large
sales of Rape Oil are reported at 361. for forward delivery.
• INDIGO.-There is no alteration in the demand or in the

rices of Indigo.
WOOL—There is little doing in Wool, the holders are firm
in their expectation of higher prices on account of the interrup-,
Lion of the quarantine, and the trade are waiting for supplies;
the latter purchase on a very limited scale.
COTTON.—The public sales of Friday consisted of 1,0(X) bags
East India, the whole sold at full market prices; about 300 weic
Surats grown and dared by a new process of the East India Com-
pany, which sold generally .5%d. a 534 d., curiously fine a
ti!,id. By public sale 2.13 0 Bengal, mid. to fair 4 Nd. a 410. ; 500
Surat very ord. to fair 4d. a 414 d. ; 330 ditto per East India Cons
Noy 5! id. a By private contract .i6O Surat, very ord. to
good fair 4d. to 43,4 d. ; 40 Pernams, good fair 7 /id..., 9') lloweds,
mid. to fair 534 d. a 51.0. This day 171 bags Brazil Cotton sold in
bond at 57; d., a fair market price.

CAJUNTRA CORN bIAR.KIiTS I)URING

Wheat. Barley. ; Oats. , Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. a. to a. a. to a. a. 'to a.
Boston., — 62 31 23
Gainaborough 64 28 40
Grantham 60 69 36 40 25. 29 38 44
50 66 28 34 18 25 32 35.
1-lorncastle,-- —... 60 C,6 30 40 21 27 36 40
Lincoln - . 63 66 44 46 22 28 40 42
Spilsby 56 64 OS 36 22 28 38 48
Stamford CO 68 40 45 tel 21 37
70 3U 33 22 30 36 44
LEWES MARKET.—JuIy 5.
White Wheat (per quarter) J:3 8 oto £3 10 0
Red ditto 3 6 0 3 8 0
5 0 1 17 0

LEWES MARKET.—JuIy 5.
White Wheat (per quartet) J:3 8 oto .0
_
Red ditto _
Oats, New
Oil Cake, New

17 0 1
114 0
V 2 • 0 opa lh

►n 6
] -8.0
1 16 0
iousand.

:y____

NORWICH, July 2. . • .
Wheat (per qr.) «. 625. 675. 70s. Beans kpertir.) 38s. 425.
Barley 30s. 40s. 49.5. ?ease, Grey-. 40s. 445.
Oats 265. 325. 345. Flour, fine (per sack) 50s. Ws.

CAN I'ERISU RI, July

Wheat, white.—...-- 70s. to 735. ---. Uld —s. to —s.
—ti Os. to 70s. -- —s. to —s.
Barley, Malting 335. to 445..,. Grinding.. 30s. to 3•ds.
Oats ..._ 258. to 235. -- Uld —s. to —s.
Beans 345. to 425. Old--- —B. to —s.
t'ease —s. to —s. 355. to 40s.

MANCHESTER, July 2.
W heat, ptr 701 b. 9s. 9d. to 10s.I'd. Red 95.131. to 9s. 6cl.
Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 3 Oats. 4 0 4 2
Beaus, per Imperial quarter
Pe.tse, 'White, per Imperial bushel 5 0 - 5 a
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels 4B 0 51 °
0
Flour, per Sa3k f 2801 b. . 5O 0

EDINBURGH MEAL 51ARKET..,June 3
We had a large supply Of Oatmeal at this days market,
.!:ich met w.t:i a very dull sale at a reduction of 2s. on the sack,
:nal 2d. on the stone. Barley and Peaserneal at last
tweee. Imp wek's p. rhxs.
Per Sack of 2801 b. Imp; -- Per stone ot
First Oatmeal ... £2 5 0 First Oatmeal .......... 2
£0 2 4
Second ditto 2 3 0 Second ditto
0
0 Barleeal
BarleYmeal 0 1 In
. 1 14 yrn
Persenimal. ............. ,-114 0 Peaserneal 40 01 10
..... (4...1,1).--,..w. .. 6,er ci,yi... 14,..-4d, *vs.-43,4'20,5. at 1240.