The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-15 00:00:00

MARKET INI'ELLIGEN CE.

LONDON 11,1ARKETS.
(From the London New Price Cwrrent of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The demand for Muscovades, which has been
general and extensive for some time, has this week become
more limited, as the trade have got a considerable supply,
and the advance of prices has checked the request. The
estimated sales of the week are 2,700 hhde. and trca. No
general reduction in the prices can be quoted, but the
market is heavy. In Refined goods there bas been less
doing this week. In the Refined market there has again
been a good deal of inquiry, and the Refiners are holding
more firmly for the present quoted prices, and under which
there is scarcely any thing to be bought, either in the fine
Grocery goods or low and mid. descriptions for shipping;
for melting also there is a fair demand, and strong Prussian
Lumps and Loaves are taken off freely at 695. a 70s. Far
Crashed there have been a few inquiries, and a little busi-
ness has been done. Of the fine descriptions, entitled to
the double refined bounty, there is very little offering, and
375. is now generally demanded.
EAST INDIA SUGARS. —The Manilla and Bengal Sugars
daythe the public
Mauritiuspubli e
have given have given way 6d. to Is. per cwt., brown to
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this season attracted much attention, the quality is again
!arieeyaishtbyeellfiozwst Aleaarngiollaofl9nse.wa 2ls.
very fine, the quantity 3,934 bags, the whole sold with
Sugar if'rhoitsi
briskness fully as high as the general price of Sugars in the
market, kilt not so high as generally anticipated ; 62 bags
Siam cod 31 bags Bengal at former prices.
FO,ItriGN SUCIARS.—Tbere were no sales of Foreign
Sugars this week. This day's public sale 506 chests
Harannahi :.early all washed ; one lot good white sound
ar,a. 6d. ; the whole sold low.

Col.FEE.—The public sake this week have gone off
with less spirit : the Jamaiaa descriptions being still much
wanted have sclle, at full prices, all other qualities are a
shadp lower ; a large parcel of low ord. Brazil was taken
in, no buyers at 335. 6d. ; 1,422 bags Havannah, a
mixed and inferior parcel, ord. and good ord. sold 325. a
fine ord. 378. ; Sumatra 265. a 28s. 6d. ; ord, and
mixed yellow Batavia 30s. a 30a. 6d. The good ord.
Jamaica sold 89s. a 435., fine ord. 465, a 4:35. This day
at public males 433 bags East India, 274 bags damaged
Brazil, 97 casks 300, baga British Plantation ; the Jamaica
sold again higher, fine ord. 515., which a short time ago
was sealing at 40e. ; the Batavia, very ord. 265., fair 325. ;
the Brazil was damaged : the Berbice and Demerara
mostly taken in.
Rum, BRANDY, AND Hoj j ANo —The Market for Rum
is very firm ; there are still considerable buyers, but as
the pries are still advancing, the purchases are not exten-
sive; some proof Leeward. have been sold at 1,. 9id.,
which is fully id. per gallon higher than last week, The
report that the duty on Brandy would be reduced has a
favourable effect on the Mat ket 1 there are sales of the best
marks at ss. 4d., and of ;tat year's Brandy 5.. 2d. In
Geneva there is no alteration.

kinik, FLAX, AND TALLOW—The prices of Tallew,
and every advance obtained, seem to be fully suataiaed by
the great speculators.—Flax is dull. In Hemp there is
no material alteration.

INDlGo.—There is no alteration in Indigo. It is re-
ported there aro few orders for the next sale, either for
home consumption or for export. There is, however, some
appearance of a speculative demand.
Oita.—The Market is in a nominal state; there are no
sales of any extent to report,

SALTPETRE.-The market has been dull, 683 bags, on
Tuesday, of good quality were sold at 363. and 36a. 6d. ;
yesterday a small parcel was taken in at 365. 6d. This
day's public sales 3,467 bags, the good quality sold at
355. 6d. and 365.

Corrox.—The accounts from Manchester give a favour-
able report: of tho market for goods and for twist. The
purchases of raw Cotton are inconsiderable, they consist
of 20 Bengal at 4td., and 500 Surat at 4-id. a 4/d. This
day's public sale 478 bales Surat at 4id. a sd. ordinary to
good fair; the good id. lower than in December sale.

TEA.—The -declaration for next We has caused a de-
pression in fcohea:, th large chests are at a discount of
lid. per lb. Congous, in many cases, command id. per
lb. profit, and it bee ins probable that they will maintain
this advance.

PRICE Of
The average price cf Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
front the 14turns madC in the week ending Jan. 11, is 255. W.
ce cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs paid orpayable thereon
on the importation thereof into Great Britain.

PRICES OF HOPS.—Jan. 14.
Kent Pockets B/ 10s. tl. 9s. to 10'. 41.
&ilex I)itto
Irsex Ditto Oa. 9!. Oi. to 10!.
Fuld am -Cato, nne O/. Os. 181. Os. to 201. Os.
Seconds .- Ol. Os. 91. Os to 151. Os.
_ 3l. Os. 8/. Bs. to 111. Os.
Essex Ditto (11. Os. 0/. Os. to 01. Os.

Kent

Suasex Ditto

71. 103. to 81. Or.

Old Duty on last year's growth announced to he £V3,047 g lip

PRICE OF OIL.
ape Oil, brown Os. Refined 0
inseed Oil 33 0
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand 0
Rape Cake, per ton 6 0

WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.—Jan. 13.
Hay 40s. Od. to SOs. Od. I (lover OJ. to 10Ss. Od.
304. Od. to 345. Od.

PRICE OF POTATOES.—Jan. 10.
Kidneys - ....... 01. Os. to 51. Os. per tots.
Scotch Reds 4l. 10s. to 01. Os. ditto.
Marsh Champions
Oxnobles and Shaws ...—.... . 3/. to Sl. las. ditto.

ES'
Per Stone. t. Per Stone. 8. d. to s• d.
Rest fleiturs & Steers 3 03 4 Ordinary op tto s. HID
Pfiddlings
9 4 2 S Market Calf . 6 6 each.

SHEEP SKINS.
Polled .............—.... 2s. ed. to 4s. Od. I Downs Is. 641. to 2s. Cd.
Welch ............... Is. 0,1. to Is. 4d.