The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-29 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS,

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

SUGAR.-The demand fur West India Mu-covades la-t
week was limited, on ing to the holders being firm in de-
manding the late advanced prices, and the buyers in con-
sequence only purchasing for their immediate wants. The
R liners are at present d.ong business on the most con.
fined scale, as the manufactured article is still greatly low.r
in proportion than raw Sugars. The Market is •hut
flay on account of the hulyday. In Refitted Grinds there
is no alteration in price, but there is lit le business doing,
the demand being confined to the gouda suitable fur the
home consumption of the country ; the exporters have not
yet subitiitf.l to the late advanced prices.
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AIAURITIUS SUGAR.—The sales of Mauritius last week
were exterasive ; 3 considerable proportion of the quantity
brought froward was t.ken on speculation; the prices to
wards the el rse of last w. ek went off a shade lower, on
account of the holder. evincing r very disposition to meet
the hi.c.,eis at ohe present M ,rket prices.
EAST INDIA SUGAR —The late ri-e in the prices of
East India Sugar has been in iintained, except in Marini,
Sugars, which have gone off heavily a shade lower ; good
grey, 22.. 6 t.
FOREIGN SuoAse.—There were no sal.. of Foreign.
Sugars lase week ; the inquiries were considerable, bur
the prices offered were so low tfat they could not he ac
cepted ; for middling yellow Havannah, 235. 6d. was
offer d and refused. Tor l-ire accounts of the ravages of
the cholera at the H,vannah app ar not to affect this
Market. By private contract some low white Pernam•
have been sold 22.. a 245., new white at 27.., old brown
21s.—Averace price of Sugar 1/. 9i. 2i per cwt.
COFFEE —The C flee Market became heavy last week ;
the buyers refused generally to purchase at the late ad-
vanced currency, and the holders would not sell at any
r duction ; the only sales at lower rates were small par-
cels of unclean British Plantation descriptions. Ordinary
Jamaica sold at 82s. a 83.. 6,1., good ord. 84s. a 855.,
fine ord. 86s. a 88s., mid. to fine 90s. a 108.. 6d. The
Foreign and East India fully supported the late prices ;
575. was paid for a parcel of St. Domingo, and the holders
now ask 595. ; Brazil 525. a 551. 6(1. ; Sumatra may ire
quoted 48s. a 525. ; Ceylon 56s a 57.. 6,1. There were
no public sales of C ffee this day, and no purchases are
repr.red by priv rte contract.
COCOA.—The demand for Cocoa has subsided ; the
M..rket is rather heavy. At public Sale there appeared no
buyers of good Grenada at 60:. ; good quality Brazil sold
19s. 6d. a 205., which is 2s. per cwt. low, r.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDs.--The advanced
prices we have lately stated in Rum appear to have checked
the demand, the pric s are, however, maintained, but the
purchases are on a confined scale ; the inquiries, however,
are still continued, and it appears there are large order.
for exportat on, which the rise in the currency bas for the
present prevented being completed. Brandy is still dull.
Genova remain• at nominal quotations.
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TALLOW.—The Market his been rather heavy ; the
prices a shade lower.
OrLs.—Olive Oil is a shade lower here as well as at
Liverpool ; some sales have been made for export for
Spanish Oil at 501. ; a parcel of Galipoli new arrived is
off: red at 591. Rape buyers of brown Oil for any delivery
throughout the year at 83s. 6d. without sellers; the last
accounts from the Rape districts abroad state an advance
of Seed of 21. to 31. per last. The export demand for
Linseed Oil continues : the price remains stationary.
Common Oils as last week.

TURPENTINE:—No arrivals or sales; holders are firm.
Spirits more in demand, and 47/. now asked, and 461.
bid and refused for a quantity.
TEA.—The demand for Congous and Common Twan-
hays continues; the buyers with difficulty find the breaks
they want. Boheas remain steady.
SereEs.—There have been considerable sales of Pep-
per and Pimento at the market prices.
COTTON.—Tbe Cotton Market continues very firm
in price, but the purchases are not extensive. The pub!ic
sale of Friday 878 bags Madras sold freely at steady
market prices. _ .

FRUIT.-There are few transactions to report in Fruit;
the late limited sales were rather at lower prices, particu
larly surne very ord. old Valentia Raisins.
SALTPETRE.—There have been few sales of Saltpetre
lately ; there is no alteration whatever in the quotes
currency.

INnico.—The market is very firm, but there are few
sales to report, on account of the holders not bringing
forward any parcels of extent ; a large proportion of the
Indigo at tie market is now held on speculation.
RICE —ln Rice there is little alteration, miadling white
Bengal has been sold in parcels at 11s. a 12a. This day
by public sale 1,506 b igs ord. Bengal, mid. and broken,
Its. 6d. a 125., all said; no alteration in price.

COUNFRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK

Wheat. 1 Barley. Oats. Beans
----- ----1-----
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to 6. S. to S. S. to S.
Boston
lainsborough —.......— 57 34 18 40
lirantham......—. 53 67 36 41 17 25 37 39
iirinasby 4, 58 24 30 14 22 25 40
tionicastle-----.. 40 50 20 22 10 IS. 26 1))
20 33 36
Lincoln
Spilsby __ 46 f", 2 20 24 16 18 28 30
Stamford 47 59 30 3(1 21 23 33 'li
Vork 46 (14 212 31 12 19 26 36

to
—s. to —s
rinding.. 223. to 263.
Hd 203. to 288.
345. to 383.
30s. to 323.