The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-09 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGEgeFT

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the. London New Price Current of yesterday.) t
SUGAR.-There is great improvement in the general asp
e' the Sugar market during the present week; the prices
rather more firm. The estimated purchases are 3,800 hhds. alt",
trs. At the close of the market this afternoon the low brong'
Sugars must be quoted 6d. to Is. higher ; they are particularly
quired after. In the Refined trade there is again more firmness,
and apparently a reviving disposition to*do business. The (le'
mand for shipping has been chiefly confined to large and small
lumps at 625. a 645., and the lowest descriptions have readiu
brought the former quotation ; the fine descriptions howeve`,
(equal to the double refined) continue neglected, and em.hav bee,
sold upon lower terms, purchases of them havo been de,
crashed 335. a 335. Gd., and at which there are still parcels offer'
ing in the market ; in the other descriptions of crashed scared,
anv thing has been done.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-.The holders of Mauritius Sugats
appear to be inclined to refrain ftom selling at thepresent price;
only about 1,100 bags have been sold at the current market
prices this week. About 2,000 bags low to good strong white
Slam 20s. a 245. 6d., yellow 15s. 6d. a 19s. ; Java in bad condition
15s. 6d. a 195., 826 bags yellow Bengal 17s.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-The market has been dull, on account
of Foreign Sugars not being now allowed in the refineries for ex'
port. The reduction in the prices of HaVannah Sugar, whiel,
we mentioned on Friday last, has facilitated sales; the propor'
tion taken in at the public sale of that day have sincebeen taken
at sale prices, white 325. a 355., good fine yellow 225. a 245. At
public sale 86 chests Bahia, low to middling grey and white
I9s. fid. a 22d. 6d. brown to fine yellow IGs. a 18s. 6d., being
again Is. lower ; 200 chests white Pernams by private contract
235. a 20s. which was Is. higher than the late lowest point of the
market. This day 27 boxes Havannah still lower, 295. a32s. 6d.:1
97 chests Brazil fair prices.
COFFEE.-All descriptions of British Plantation Coffee suf
again 2s. higher; Jamaica and Dominica are in particular sought
after; broken Coffee has sold 58s. a 505., good ord. 525. a 545.
The Foreign and East India sell freely at the late advanced
prices. The sales of Coffee this week are about 1,000 bags Brazil,
above 2,000 bags East India (a large parcel of Mocha, but mostly
withdrawn), about 1,400 bags Havannah, a small parcel of St.
Domingo, about 1,000 packages of Jamaica, 500 of Demerara
and Berbice, and about 100 packs Dominica ; the whole went off
with much spirit at the advance we have stated. This day's
sale :-The ord. mixed broken Bahia sold 3455. a 395. 6d.; Mocha
525. a 6.35. ; mid. Dominica 545. a 595. ; Demerara, triage 465,
fine ord. 545. a 565. ; Jamaica, triage 515., fine ord, 565., good
mid. 775. a 80s. By private contract some St. Domingo has
been sold at 425. The cheapest Coffee in the market now is
Brazil and East India ; Batavia, 31s. a 395., Sumatra 295. a 315.,
Ceylon 38s. a 40s.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-Parcels of proof and
under have been sold at Is. 5d., and 5 over at Is. 534c1.; the latter
a parcel of about 150 puns. In Jamaica no sales of any extent
arc reported. Brand• and Geneva are without alteration.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-There are few sales of
Tallow to report, the prices arc nearly nominal; very extensive
contracts for delivery in September, have been made at a
decline of Is. to Is. Gd. per cwt., say 395. to 40s. Tallow on the
spot 41s. to 41s. Gd. in Hemp or Flax there is no material al-
teration.

COTTON.—There is little variation in Cotton. The sales
consist of 880 Bengal, ord 4d., good ord., Cid. ; 1,300 Surat,
good fair 470. ; 800 ditto public sale, ord. 4d., very tine 63. d.;
2.10 Bengal ditto, mid. good fair 4%c1. ; 170 Bahia, publiC
sale, mid. 5701.; 150 Demerara ditto, ord. 574 d., good fair 7%d.;
230 Egyptian ditto, good fair 7%d. to 7V,d. Public sales this day
—230 Surat, ord. to fair 41,4 d. to 434 d.; 50 Bowed, ord. to good
516 d. to ti; d.
WOOL—The Wool Market continues in the same dull state
as for some time past, the buyers holding oil; and the holders urns
as to prices ; there is no doubt the ord. and mid. Wools must fully
maintain their present prices.

PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, competed
from the Returns made in the week ending July 5, is 225. 11%d.
per cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs paid orpayable thereon
on the importation thereof into Great Britain.

PRICES OF HOPS.—July 8.
71 Os. 71. 153. to 11/. Os.
61 6s. 61. 12s. to 61. lEts.
71. Os. 71. 10s. to 91. Os.
0/. Os. 101. Os. to 161 Os.
Seconds 0/. Os. 61. Os to 91. Os.
31. Os. 61. Os. to 8/.
51. 12s. 61. Os. to 61. 6s.
61. Os. 71. Os. to 81. 0..
Duty laid at 140,000/.

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