The Sun.
London, England, 1834-01-29 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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

SUGAR.—The Sugar Market last week was steady; the
good and fine qualities continue scarce, and command
high prices ; the mid, and inferior are still heavy at rather
lower rates. There have been rather extensive inquiries
for West India Muscovades this forenoon, but the holders
have been so firm in demanding rather higher prices that
the estimated sales of the day are only 700 hhds. and trs. ;
the prices are fully supported. By public sale this day
the Barbadoes Sugar, 126 hhds., being a good parcel of
Sugars, and much wanted, went off with briskness 641. to
Is. per cwt. higher, 575. a 60e. The week of West India
Sugar is now 28,165 hhds. and trs., being 8,132 more
than last year. The stock of Mauritius 79,875 bags,
being 22.698 more than last year. The delivery of West
India 2,766 hhds. and trs., being 323 more than last
year. The delivery of Mauritius 6,803 bags, being 1,013
less than the corresponding week of 1833. In Refined
there is very Ilitle variation; the fine Crashed has sold in
parcels 30s. 6d. to 31s. ; few parcels are left on the
Market. There are extensive orders in town, but they
generally are limited to pi ices under the present currency;
the inferior goods manufactured from Foreign Sugars are
offered lower, for one parcel 295. 3d. has been paid. The
wholesale grocers have taken rather large parcels of fi::e
goods for the home consumption at steady prices. There
is no alteration in Refined this afternoon ; fine Crashed
319.. and very few sales of other goods.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.—The salts of Maritius Sugar last
week 11,683 hags were chiefly of good and fine qualities;
they all sold at full market prices, except the mid, and
lower, which are still heavy.
EAST INDIA SUGAR..—The East India Sugars offered
at public sale have gone off with briskness at rather higher
prices ; about 1,000 bags Siam sold, yellow at 225. 6d.,
law to good white 235. to 255. 6d. ; 765 bags Manilla,
soft low and low roil. greyish yellow, 21s. 6d. to 225. 61. ;
Bengal, made on the new principle, strong low to fine
white, 285. to 355.

I.OKEIG N SUGAR. —There have been nearly 1,200 boxes
Havannah offered at public sale, nearly the whole with-
drawn, on account of the few buyers ; since then 200
boxrs soft yellow have been sold at 2-I.s. ; the small par-
cels of Brazil lately sold are at lower prices, they were
chiefly damaged. Average price of sugar 11. S.. 74d.
per cwt.
WEST INDIA Motasszs.—'there are no sal.q; reported,
the Market is heavy,' and the former prices cannot now be
real zed.

COFFEE. —The quantity of Coffee at public sale last
we k was extensive, consisting of 162 casks and 765 bags
British Plintatioa, and 4,572 bags East India and Foreign,
nearly the who e a ild, the Foreign and East India at a
general tednetion of Is. to 25., consisting of Brazil,
and Porto Rica ; the East India, Ceylon, Java,
Mysore, Somatia, Rice. &e. The British Plantation de-
scriptions went off heavily, but without any reduction in
prices. This day's public sales 159 casks 14 barrels Bri-
tish Plantation, Dominica, Berbice, anti Jamaica, the latter
was taken in, being in second hands ; the Berbice sold
heavily at previous M 'rime prices; the Dominica was
nearly all taken in ; 1,156 bags Batavia sold with more
spirit and a shade higher; fair quality 555. to 565., ordi-
nary 534. 6d.
COCOA.—A parcel of 703 bags Trinidad Cocoa has been
sold ; ord. red and good grey, 395. to 495., being a fall of
34. to ss. in the prices.

Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--There is little alte
ration to notice in Rum ; the stock of Leewards is now
reduced to a less quantity than what is re quired for the
Government contract ; the latter supply goes from the
stocks of the contractors ; the quotations of Leewards must
he considered nominal, as the small stocks left in the ware-
houses are not in the hands of the importers; few parcels
of Jamaica now offer under St. In Brandy and Geneva
there is no alteration.

IRISH PROVISIONS.-The Irish Provision Trade, as re-
lative to last prices, remains stationary, although the
general feeling is that a large supply will be required
before the Ist of April ensuing; it is expected that
all the old India Beef and Pork will meet with ready sales
before
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tie value of the latter : prime new India Beef landed
71. 2s. 6.1. per tierce; ditto India Pork 41. 15e. to 41. 165.;
prime Mess Beef 51. 10s., prime Mess Pork, 50 pieces,
21. 15s,
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market has been steady, but
there is rather a tendency to decline ; the quotation at a
late hour was 434. to 485. 6d., and for forward delivery a
little lower.
Seices.-Pepper continues heavy ; the late sales are
gold heavy, 41d. to 48d., ord. half heavy, 38 I. to 31d.
Extensive parcels of Cassia Lignea.have been ,oid at former
prices, 744. to 761. This day's public sale 200 bags Pt-
mento, only a small proportion sold, 44-d. to 413-1., which
is rather lower. .

COTTON.-The Cotton Market remains in a state of
stagnation. Toe lite purchases do not exceed 300 bags
Surats, at 52 1. to 6d. liengals at 61d.
litcx.—Rice continues heavy ; some inferior Java has
been sold at Bs. 6d. Some old Carolina, full of weevil,
offered st public sale, was taken in at 30s.
FRUIT.-There is an increase in the demand for low
Fruit, and fur Currants. In the other descriptions there
are few sales.

SALTPETRE.—SaItpetre is steady. Good refraction
335. and 333 ; low at 325. 6 1., and Madras 30s. to
31s. This day's public sales 1,604 bags, the whole of a
law refraction, 295. a 31s. 6d.

INDino.—The sale commenced the 21st, and ended
the 27th instant. The quantity declaredwas 4,359
chests, but doting the progress of the sale 657 chests
were withdrawn. The sale commenced with the Com-
pany's 1,776 chests, which were upon the whole a more
inferior parcel than the usual character of their goods,
consisting chiefly of middling and consuming qualities,
which were all sold ; the bctter qualities from 2d. to 6d.
below last sale's rates, and the inferior ones from about
last sale', prices to 3d. lower. The private trade was well
supported by the proprietors, many of them buying in
whole marks at full last sale's prices; in cAlsequence of
news having arrived from Calcutta to the date of the 2.1
of Sptember, stating that the crop had experienced
considerable injury from heavy rains and inundations.
Tois with the support given by the proprietors, caused
the last three days of the sale to advance 4d. per lb. upon
the rates at which the Company's goods had sold. The
orders from the Continent di'l not appear numerous; but
the home trade have bought freely. About 800 elie,ts
bought in. Prices m iy be thus quoted compared with
last sale :—Good cud fine 3d. a bd.. lo ver; good mill.
and mid. 2d. a 4d. ; consuming Just sale 31. lower ;
Madras last sale's ;prices. The bought in goods may be

considered last sale's pricei'ti)-81; higher. The distxibue
tion of the Indigoes disposed of titay.he anus namedt.rr
About 1.100 chests for export, 1,2 •70 for !time use, sad
about 600 taken by specul Mors.. T proprietors have re..
ruined ahmit 750 chests.

INDIGO, LAC DYE, &c.—At public sale this thy 45
woos Guatemala Indigo for export only went from 3s. 2d.
to 4.. 7.1. per lb., part bought in
; 8 serous for home
consumption or export.tion 4s. to 4.. 7,1 per lb. Nine-
teen chests Lac Dye, Is. to Is. l Id. per lb., bought in.
910 bundlt.s Munjeet 235. per cwt. Also at public sale
tl.is day 76 chests D. 'l'. Lac Dye, bought in at 2s. per
lb., and 6 chests L D. Lac Dye sold at Is.
ipe Oil his advanced to 40a., at which there
are large soles ; 42, is now asked, Linseed Oil is a
shade lower.

GLASGOW MARKETS.
(From the Glasgow Herald of Monday.)
SUGARS.-The trans ,ctions in Raw Sugars have been
extensive this week, the soles amount to 105 hhds. and
try. ; dark browns 475. 61. a 48+ ; good browns 495. a
504. ; low mid. 51s. a 51s. 6d. ; good mid. 525.
a 545. 6d. ; good 564. ; no fine market. 100 puns. Deme-
rara molasses were sold at 23+. Refined Sugars are steady.
Brown loaves 70+. up to 80+. for fine ; very fine 81s. s
84.. Cindy. 94d. aIO 1. Crashed Sugars are still
scarce and selling freely ; low browns 525. a 535. ; brown.
and yellow+ MY. a 58+. ; mid. and good mid. 595. a 625.;
good and fine 63+. a 665.
Treacle dull at 18+. 6d.
COFFER. 75 bag+ Demerara Coffee were sold by auction ;
broken 81s. ; good fine ord. 88s. a 90s. 6d.
No sales made in Pimento, Ginger, or East India Rice.
Rum.-100 puns. Jamaica Rum were sold at 2.. 4d.
for 16 over proof. No sales made in Leeward., which are
held at 2s. Id. for proofs.
No sales made in Dyewoods.
ASHES.-Ashes are flat; Pots 245. 6d. a 251.; and
Pearly 26+.

TA! Low.—Y. C. Tallow is selling in small parcels at
465. a 465. 6,1.

OlLS.—Fish Oi
201.; and Cod 181.

ils are steady; Whale 181. ; Pale Seal
, a 181. 109. per tun, old measure.

MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat.

Barley. I Oats. 1 Beans.

s. to s.
40 50

s. to s. s. to s.
25 32 14 19
34 18
'lO 34 20 26
26 32 15 22
26 32 14 20
28 33 17 22
26 30 16 18
30 32 16 2,2
i 3 30 16 22

s. to B.
32 40
40
35 40
36 40
30 34
36 40
34 40
38 40
26 40

48 50
46 52
44 54
46 51
44 48
40 52
46 58