The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-16 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

SUGAR —A considera l alteration took pl.n•e in the
Suear Alarket last week ; the price of West India Minco-
vades fell gain is per cat t ; Brown Sugar 545. and 555.,
at. which consider aide sates were eff ct,d, a, d, as tf e •pe-
culators have sold freely during the late alarm, and are
well out of the .Varier, the trade on Frid ry assumed more
firmness, and the buyers came more freely forward to
purchase ; the es•itnated sales for the week were 2 500
tilids. and its. The Market t!,is morning opened with
greater firmness, which has continued all the day ; the
estimated sales are 500 htlls anti trs. The stock of West
India Sugar is now 55 280 hids. and trs., being 5.655
more than I uSt year. The stock of Mauritius 82,068
it 05. being 21,375 more than last sear. T. e delivery of
West India is 1,556 hlfs. and trs., being,. 1,357 less than
It.st tear. The th livery of Mauritius is 4 961 'tags, being
2.403 more than the corr. sporoling week of 1832. To-
wards the close of last wtek a further reduction in the
prices of R fined gull's was submitted to, 345. 61. and
3.15. taken rather freely for fine Cashed; and 68s. for
small Lumps ; the inquires after fine goods for home eon
suinption were conshterahle, hut the actual purchases re-
pored were not on an extensive scale. In the Refined
M ,rket there is no alteration this afternoon.

MAURITIUS Suomt.—T e few rides of Mauritius re-
ported last week were a• prices in proportii,n wi.h West
India descriptions. but they were en a limited scale.
EA ST INDIA SUGAR. —The sale 3 reported List week
were 1,000 bags Al nill c, mid. yellow greyish 245. 6,1.
and 255.; and some Siam Sugar at former pr ces. This
day's puhlic sale 128 bags Siam. low to good mid. white
met with ready buyers a, 24e. 6d. a 265.

FOREIGN SUGAR.—The only inquiries after Foreign
Sugars last week were fir low brown 11,azil for refining.
of which some sales were teportrd v 225. Ti.is day's
nu! lie sale 90 b, Res damaged Havannah Sugar sold 23a. 61.
d 275. ; 19 chests Bahia, brown 225., mid. white 25.. 61.
Average price of Sugar 11. 12.. 101 I. per cwt.
COFFEE.—The inquiries after Foreign and East India
Cuff ela.t week were gen, gal; the esti,uated sales were above
8,000 at prices Is. higi•er ; t e purch ,ses consisted of
3,500 bags Br zil, ord. to fine 635. a 665. ; 2,000 bags
Havannah 665. 6(1. a 695.; 2,000 bags ord. to god ord.
Sumatra 55.. 6d. a 575. ; tine ord. Sarnarang at 59s 6,1. ;
good turd Batavia 625. 6d. a 635. ; Ceylon Coffee sold ls.
lower, on account of the reduction in British Plantatior
descriptions, Jamaica and other West India sold heavily
at the general reduction of 3s. a 4a. per cwt., good oid
Jamaica 81s. a 895., fine ord. 91s. a 929. This 'lap's
public sale 349 bags damaged Havannah Cr.ff,e, all said
58s. a 665. 61. ord. to go .d ord. mixed ; 64 good ord.
Sumatra, sold freely 54a. 6sl. a 565. 6.1. There are no
further purchases of G.ffee by private court tct to report.
G con.—The only sale of Cocoa lately reported is a
parcel of good Grenada 60.. 641. a 63.. 6,1.

RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS. —The Rum Market
continues in a very inactive state, as the buyers evince no
disposition to purch ise, though purcha.es of Jamaica could
be traideain still lower terms ; proofs Leekraids ire nomi-
nally 2.. 2d. a 2s. id., but the quotations altogether no-
mina!, on account of the few transactions which h.ve
I t ely place.. In Ilratiq and Geneva there is little
abet ation.

TALLow.—Since the pu,,lic sale of Tallow on Friday,

1,350 ca•ks of Sr. Petersburg() 444. 3d. and 44+ 6d ;
the M rket has been more arm, and the prices are a shade
higher. 1832 1833

Srock of Tallow nn Monday
D livery last eek
FRUIT.—The• first cared of new Valentia Raisins ai rived
last week, and was all taken tiff by the trade at 43.. ; the
quality wets fine. The inquiries for Currants eeentintied,
and sales were reported ot Patras 808. and Zn.tte is 78a.
Tine first cargo of ne w Muscatel Raisins was .41..ied at
public sole ast week, new lunch boxes ,041 at 115‘,., ball
b axes :et 1255., boxes 140 ~ comons in cases 71 5s
new Lera Raisins sold at 40s. :New Jordan Almonds 9/.
a 9/ 5,i.

TEA.—Boheas are heavy, large chests 3Q. duty
paid, Congon chews Si. i i I.Congo's alp.ut sal 's prices.
OlLS.—Fish Oils are not lower this wet-k, though but
little doing in them. Olive Oil still keeps scarce and
high ; the last two arrivals of Galli') Ii have been ex-
ported to Petershurgh a shale below quotations. Rape
Oil heavy sale, and rather lower. Linseed Oil, though
not low. r, is not vu much in demand as ten days ago.
TuarENTINc.--The small lot in last week Sold at 135.,
which is hid tor next lot expected.
SILK.—Bu, very little doing; prices firm.
CoctuNEA L.—We stated on Tuesday last a considerable
dee ine in the prices of Cochineal. At a small sale on
Fid‘iy last the Market rallied a little, and an improve-
ment of 2d. per ib was obtained.

SALTPETRE.-Saltpetre is dull ; the last sale reported
is rough at 364 , about 41 refraction.
IlicE.—ln Rice there is no alteration. This day 202
bogy yellow mid. Java Rice sold Sy. 6(1. a 101.
i(
SrtcEs.—The few parcels of Pepper which sold last
week went off 1,1. lower, half heavy block 4d. and 4 1.
Pimento suppoi ted the late prices, mid. to good 411.1 a 4td.
At public sale this day 914 bags good light but stalky
Straits Pepper sold 4d. and 4id., which is again rather
lower ; two boxes very ord. Nu mega were bought in at 4s.
WooL._The prices are well supported. The arrival
from New Sou,h Wales and Van Diemen's Land are very
large ; about 2,000 bags are advertised for sale the end of
this month unit commencement of the next.
CovroN.—The Cotton Market is at nominal quotations.
The wily sales for several days have Keen a few Madras.
INntco.—Towards the close of last week the biditings
at the In is House became sack ; the prices on an average
4,1. per lb. lower for the mid, and finer quaiittes, and at a
reduction of 6d. to 9d. per lb. on the lower sorts. The
Proprietors then came forward and bought in freely to
support the Market, and they have bought in, in all,
about 1,800 chests. This support has occasioned an

916 liarlcy 16 stone 12 0 1) 6 13 2
3,11)6 Oats 12 stone 7 0 13 0 9 3
10;127 Cwt. Flour*. 1/ stone) 6 0 0 0
1,011 Oatmeal 8 stone 8 0 13 0 10 7
'old to I4akers only.
8,786 Cwt. Flour 14 0 20 0
Average price of Wheat and Flour 43, 4d. per s
Firsts —,...—. from 18s. Od.
iteceipts of Flour, 13,2151
from 14s. Od:
.;ales.of Do. 10,:27 .
Third 5,,.....,.,.,, from 6s. Od.

Quartern Loaf.

to 20s. od.
to 17s. Od
to 9s Od.

PRICE OF BREAD
....... 8.1. I Half Quartern,