The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-01 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

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

SUGAR.—There is no new feature in the Sugar Market.
Coloury descriptions continue in great demand, and go off
freely at still advancing prices : the rise this week is about
Is. per cwt. Low Sugars are heavy at a small reduction
in the currency. The estimated sales this week are 3,000
hhds. and trs. By public sale this day 87 hhds. 1 tierce
21 barrels Trinidad, 42 hhds. 12 trs. St. Lucia, the whole
good coloury useful Sugars; they went off with briskness
at an advance on the previous currency of Is., the few ord.
descriptions at former prices. The Refined Market is
without change. Grocery goods go off freely at former
prices; fine Crashed for export, at 30s. 9J. ; for inferior
parcels the Refiners appear inclined to accept the offers
they had previously refused. This afternoon there is a very
limited quantity of goods offering in the Refined Market,
and the fine descriptions of Crashed (entitled to the bounty
on double refined) are held more firmly for 315., and
some sales are reported to have been effected at that price.
Of the descriptions refined from Foreign Sugar in bond,
there are a'so fewer parcels on band. The grocery descrip-
tions have been taken off freely at very full prices.
Mnuarrius SUGAR.-The public sale of yesterday,
consisting of bright coloury grocery Sugar, sold without
briskness but at high market prices, being much wanted,
525. 61 to 555., from 6d. to is. higher.

EAST INDIA SUGAR.—The demand we have lately no-
ticed for East India Sugar continues, the prices are is. 6d.
to 2s. higher; the Bengal Sugars at the Company's sale
nn Wednesday, 7,068 bags, went off at this improvement;
Stains are again Is. higher, fair yellow to mid, white
225. 6d. to 255. The grocers purchase the E ist India
Sugars on account of the scarcity of West India coloury
descriptions; there is also an export demand, and by the
speculators, the latter calculating on a reduction of duty.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—'There are a few purchases of Ft).
reign Sugar reported ; good to fine coloury white Havan-
na!), slightly damaged, 275. to 295., mid. to fine yellow
235. 6d. to 264. ; the Rio Sugars sold Is. lower, soft
low brown to mid. yellow to 225. 6d., low to good
white 225. 61. to 255.

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tions to report ; 60a. is asked for good St. Domingo ; fine
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ord. Brazil sold at 575. 6J. ; Have.nnah, good ord. brown
555. and 565. 'lbis day's public sale 130 casks British
Plantation (Jamaica and Berbice) went off very heavily, a
very small proportion sold ; good tnid. Jamaica was taken
in at 995. 6,1., good ord. very rank '79s. 6J. ; mid. Ber.
bice 88s. to 89s. The market for the British Plantation
descriptions is exceedingly heavy, and not saleable at the
reduction of 2s per cwt. which we have mentioned; the
Berbice to-day partake of the fall in the other British
Plantation Coffees.

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ces,ary supplies previously to the day of contract, and the
advance of prices having, it appears, checked the general
demand ; the late prices are, however, fully supported, and
no Leewards are now offering on the market, and few par-
cels of Jamaica under 3s. In Brandy and Geneva there
is no alteration ; ssine sales of the former reported at
3s. lOd. This afternoon some sales of Demerara Rum are
reported at three and four over at 2s. 41.
TALLOW.-Tallow continues steady in price, but there
is still a heaviness about the market; the qiwation at a
late hour this evening was 43g. 3d.
TonAcco.—About 200 Wads. Kentucky Tobacco have
been suld at 31d. a 3P.
FRUIT. —There has been rather more business done in
the common descriptions this week, as well as Currant',
but the finer sorts are still very little inquired alter.
Itinico.—The accounts from Calcutta yesterday were
to the 30th September. The eAiniate of the Indigo erm p
had advanced from '75,000 and 80,000 inaunds to 85,000
and 90,000 ; the holders here have since evinced a gi eater
disposition to sell, but there a- no alteration since die
conclusion of the East India house sale.
SA I.l' PETRE. —There is no alt-ration in Saltpetre; th:
only sales are Madras of inferior quality and high retrae-