The Sun.
London, England, 1833-12-07 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

SUGAR.-The Sugar Market has remained in a very
languid state all the week ; the trade having supplied them-
selves with what Sugars were required for immediate con-
sumption do not purchase further for stock; the con-
sequencc is a heavy Harker, as the Refiners still
buy:on a very limited scale; there is, however, no altera-
tion whatever to notice in the prices. The falling off in
the Sugar trade is very apparent ; the import of this year
up to the Ist December is about 13,000 hhds. and trs.
I. Fs than last year, yet the present stock is above 10,000
hhds. and trs. more than at the Emile period in 1832,
owing chiefly to the depression in the Refined trade. The
estimated sales of the week are only 2,500 hhds. and trs.
In Refined goods there have been few purchases this week ;
low goods continue scarce; for fine Crashed only 30s. 6,1.
is now offered, which the holders will not accept ; parcels
refined from Foreign appear at Market, the only sales are
at 295. 6d. for parcels equal to good Lumps. This after-
noon the Market continues in a dull state, very little
having been done either for shipping or the home trade,
and the fine sorts entitled to the bounty on double refined
have been offered at 31s. 6d. ; the low descriptions, how-
ever, continue scarce.

MAURITIUS SUGAR.—The quantity sold previously to
this day bas been inconsiderable, being of an inferior qua-
lity they sold Is. lower ; strong Grey Ms. ; mid. to good
Yellow 509. a 535. ; very dark heavy Brow❑ 435. a 445.
The import of Mauritius this year and the stock both ex-
ceed that of last year by about 5,000 bags. The public
sale this day 4,824 bags, the whole forced on the Market
in the present dull state of the trade, has occasioned a fur-
ther depression ; the Sugars above 50s. nearly supported
the late depression ; all the others were Is. lower, making
a fall of is. a Is. Gd. since this day week; the Browns
sold 421. a 455.

EAST INDIA SUGAR.—There are no purchases of any
extent to report ; the demand has been limited, but no
aparcels
stocakrse
tphriess syed year
uponr eceethd the Met for sale ; the imports
eerabl
y thtme
of
last.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—There are no sales of Foreign Sugar
E.s.— Teear re. in the import
to any extent: the importers ask former prices, which the
trade will not give ; there is no final arrangement made as
INDIAr
Th
A This
yli less
aa than last
eyear.
NEST there isan
h rincrease
and stock of Brazil Sugars ; of Ilavannah the import is
t o
largerTares.w E sand the stock
sales of good West
India Molasses at 275. to the extent of 200 to 300 puns.
COFFEE.—There is little alteration to notice in the de-
mand or in the prices of Coffee this week. The sales of
Foreign are con fined to a parcel of good ord., coloury
Brazil at 60s. No purchases of East India are reported.
Jsmaiaa descriptions have sold rather higher, good ord.
545. a 855., fine ord. 925. a 925. 6d. : Berbice and Deme-
rara are Is. a Is. 6d. lower, mid. 84s. a 87s. The pre-
sent stock is 399 tons less of British Plantation thin lu.t
year, of Batt India 407 tons more, and 1,184 tons less of
Foreign than at the same period last year. The public
sale this day 86 casks 292 bags Demerara and Berhice,
the latter 935. ; Demerara unclean mid. 84s. a 87e. 6d.
clean ; the principal part, the unclean, did not sell ; the
prices are unvaried.
Rust, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—In Ruin there are
few transactions of any extent to report ; sales have been
made of proof Leewards at 11. I Id., but no parcels now
offer at that price. The imports this year of Ruin are
4,200 puncheons more than last year, the stock is 3,000
puncheons less. In Brandy or Geneva there is no altera-
tion to notice. The sales of Rum which have transpired
are proofs to three over at 2,. ; ord. Jamaica thirty and
thirty-one over 2s. Bd., good quality 2s. 9d. and 2s. 101.;
large sales of fine quality are also reported.
TALLow.—Tallow is firm, and a shade higher this