The Sun.
London, England, 1833-06-15 00:00:00

MARKET' INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS,
From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)
SUGAR-The demand for West India Muscovades early in
he week was general and extensive, but the request has since
fallen off; but without producing any reduction in the prices.
The estimated sales for the week are 3,400 hhds. and,trs., in.
eluding the Trinidad and Barbadoes public sales; the former
currency is fully supported. In the Refined market there is no
export demand, as the shippers cannot purchase at the prices
demanded ; for crashed 315. is asked, and buyers offer 295, 6d.
and 30s. No sales of Lumps for export. A parcel of good
Hamburg Loaves, patent, has been sold at 325. The demand
for fine goods for the home consumption of the country is on a
more confined scale than usual, but there is little variation in
prices. The business doing in Refined Sugars this day conti-
nues almost wholly confined to the home trade, and the quoted
prices are fully maintained. The stock on hand, notwithstand-
ing there is no demand for export, does not appear to have ac-
cumulated much. This day by public sale 22 hhds. 27 brls.
Trinidad Sugar 525. 6d. a 535. 6d., all sold, rather dearer.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.-The sales of Mauritius have been
considerable ; they have not sold with the former briskness, but
no reduction in the prices has been submitted to. This day by
public sale 6,614 bags Mauritius Sugar 48s. a 545. 6d., about
former prices.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.-There are no alterations in the
demand, or in the prices of East India Sugar. This day by
public sale 422 bags of Bengal Sugar, taken in 255. a 275. 6d.
FOREIGN SUGAR.-There are no purchases of Foreign
Sugar by public sale or private contract to report.
FOREIGN SUGAR REFINING FOR EXPORTATION.
-His Majesty's Ministers have intimated to Parliament, and
the various deputations of the trade, that the question of re
fining from Foreign Sugar cannot be agitated till the final set.
tlement of the West India slavery question by Parliament. Lord
Althorp, however, intimated the measure must be ultimately
resorted to.
COFFEE-The prices of British Plantation Coffee are again
about 2s. per cwt. higher; good ord. Jamaica sold at 875., and
fine ordinary 91s. a 925.; mid. Dominica 925. In Foreign or
East India descriptions there has been little business, and no
change in the prices ; fine ord. Havannah sold 625. and 625. 6d. ;
greenish Mocha taken in at 745. This day by public sale 120
bags plantation, 200 bales Mocha Coffee ; Demerara, fine ord.
grey 87s. 6d. a 895., all sold full prices ; Mocha 745. a 745. 6d.,
all sold, steady prices.
COCOA.-This day by public sale 1,041 bags Brazil, 78
bags Trinidad Cocoa; Brazil, fair 20s. a 215., fine 245., bright
red 285., all sold, rather higher; Trinidad, bought in at
545. 6d. a 60s.
RUM, BRANDY, ♦ND HOLLANDS.-The inquiries after
Rum have been renewed, but the sales are not so extensive as
might be anticipated, owing to the firmness of the holders, who
will not give way in price; fair quality Jamaica, 30 over,2s. 10d.
a 2s. Ild., 35 over, common quality, 3s. ; Leewards 18 per cent.
2s. 3d., fair quality, 10 over, 3s. Id., five of fine quality 25., and
Three per Cent. and prices is 10 )0. and Is. 11d. Brandy is
little varied. Geneva is still at nearly nominal quotations.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-The arrivals this week of Butter
and Bacon have been as yet very moderate. The price of the
fine Friesland Butter at the quay is altogether nominal, there
not being any of that particular description there at present
In new Irish Butter there is very little doing; a few small par-
cels of Waterford now shipped have been sold at 765., and of
Limerick (with 4s. and 6s. differences) at 775. per cwt. on board ;
for all this month's shipment there are a few sellers 2s per cwt.
under those prices, but no disposition evinced by the trade to go
into speculative purchases. There is a continued large con
sumption of Bacon, and the deliveries from the wharfs are con
siderable, yet we cannot note any improvement in price; for it
as well as for Bale and Tierce Middles, Hams, Bladder Lard
Beef and Pork, our quotations of Tuesday last may be consi.
dered unaltered

HOPS.—The reports from the Hop districts are very favour.
able ; come slight notice is made of vermin, but it is only in
particular cases : the bines generally are healthy and very
strong, notwithstanding the rapid growth.
INDIGO.—The advance on the last India House sale has
been Is. to Is. 3d. per lb., but in some instances a higher quo.
tation is mentioned. This day by public sale 80 serous Spanish
Indigo, 4s. Id. to 55., all sold, rather higher.

OIL.-About 90 tuns Sperm Oil, of fine quality, 52/. 10s.
to 531. 15s. ; 67 tuns Head Matter, of fine quality, 53/.55. to 54/.
TEA.-Hysons have sold at an advance of Id. to 2d. per lb.
on last sale, common 3s. lid. to 3s. 3id., good.3s. 4d. to 3s. Ild.,
fine 4s. Id. to ss. 6d. The private trade Teas have begun at
high prices. The private trade has continued selling, and will
last till Wednesday. Orange Pekoes are at 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9d. ;
Capers, 2s. 3id. to 2s. 51d. ; Pekoes with flower, 3s. Bd. to 4s. ld.
SPICES-The prices of Pimento continue to vary, parcels
of fair quality sold at sd. and 4 %d., since which the demand
has revived, and the market prices are higher than before the
decline, mid. quality has realized sid to sid. ; the sales of
Pepper are extensive, ordinary to good half heavy, 3%d. to
3 lid. ; good 330. to 3%d. ; white ord. to good sd. to 9d.
This day by public sale 580 bags Black Pepper, ord. unsifted
3%d., all sold, much the same price; 340 bags Ginger, ord.
24s to 325. 6d. for good, all sold.

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at 375. a 395., and East India refined 415., since which the great
demand has in some measure subsided, but 425. has been paid
for Company's refined. At public sale on Wednesday the great
proportion was taken in at 395. a 40s. ; one or two lots-sold at
the latter price, 171 refraction sells at 37s.—This afternoon
Saltpetre is considerably higher.

FRUlT.—There is very little business doing.
RlCE.—There is a further and extensive demand for Rice,
several parcels of East India have been sold at higher prices.
This day by public sale 200 bags East India Rice sold at 13s.
full prices.

NITRATE OF SODA.—The •peculation going forward