The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-24 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The demand for Muscovades last week was ge-
neral and extensive; the estimated purchases were above 4,000
hhds. and trs., and the prices were Is. per cwt. higher; the
brown descriptions were particularly inquired after, and few

parcels offered under Ms. This day at public sale 135 hhds, of
new Barbadoes Sugar were taken off freely at about Is. ad-
vance, low middling yellow 555., and fine yellow realized
595. Gd. per cwt. ; the Sugar Market is brisk and considerable
business has been done; the total sales this day are estimated
at 1,000 hhds. and trs. The stock of West India Sugar is now
36,495 hhds. and trs., being 6,305 more than last year. The
stock of Mauritius 126,256 bags, being 69,349 more than last
year. The delivery of West India is 2,930 hhds. and trs., being
490 less than last year. The delivery of Mauritius is 5,90 S
bags, being 2,943 less than the corresponding week of 1K12.. lit
the Refined Market there was great firmness last week, rather
large purchases of fine Crashed were reported at 31s. 6d., the
holders now demand .325. and 325. 6d. ; there are also renewed
inquiries for low Lumps, but there are very few on sale, the
Grocers also purchased middling and fine goods more freely
for the home consumption, and generally the Market pricei
were higher, with an improving demand. This day the quan-
tity of Refined Sugar at Market is very small; prices remain
firm.

MAURITIUS SUGAR.—The sales of Mauritius last week
were confined to about 1,000 bags, the whole sold with brisk-
ness Is. per cwt. higher.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—East India Sugars are generally
6d. to ls. per cwt. higher, Bengals have been sold at the advance
of Is., Siam at the improvement of 6d. to Is. Fer cwt. To-day
there have been more inquiries for Bengal.
FOREIGN SUGAR—There have been extensive transac.
tions in Foreign Sugar, the sales are chiefly in cargoes afloat

(on the coast), one cargo deliverable in London 325., the buyer
paying all the charges, another cargo at the same rate; parcels
of yellow 255. 6d., deliverable at Antwerp ; brown Bahias at
205., white at 255. ; white Pernams 255. a 255. 6d., establishing a
rise in price of 6d. a Is. per cwt. All Foreign Sugars con-
tinue to-day in great demand, particularly yellow Ilavannali,
for which higher prices are asked, and but few parcels offering
MOLASSES.—MoIasses have been in general request at an
advancing currency.
REFINERIES USING FOREIGN SUGAR.—This ques-
tion is still pressed upon the English Ministers, and the Re-

fillers flatter themselves the case is so universally approved of
that they will succeed in obtaining the consent of Parliament
to the measure, even in the present session. Average price of
Sugar 11. Ss. 1 %d. per cwt.
COFFEE.—The transactions in Foreign and East India

Coffee last week amounted to nearly 5,000 bags, all at advanc-
ing prices. The chief sales were in Brazil at 5Ss. a 60s. for
good ord., and fine ord. at 635. ; St. Domingo at 625., and after-
wards 645. was paid for good ord. ; Havannah, good ord. 645, a
055., fine fine ord. 675.. a 705., low good ord. 60s. ; parcels of
Ceylon tits. 6d. a 645., fine green 675. ; good ord. Sumatra 555. rid.
The British Plantation descriptions sold at full market prices,
good to fine ord. Jamaica 935. a 98s. This day Coffee coati.
nues very firm, higher prices are asked, except for Sumatra,
but have not been complied with; of this description some
parcels have changed hands at 6d. to Is. advance.
COCOA.—There continues to be a good demand for Cocoa,

particularly for British Plantation for the home consumption ;
mid. sold at 655. a 68. ; fine, 70s. -a 7.25., which is an advance of
25.; Brazil firm at 255, and 255. 6d.

RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The sales of Ruin
were not extensive, but the late advance in prices has been
fully maintained ; proof Leewards nominally is. 11 a 2s. ;
Dominica, fine flavour, 9 over, sold at 2s. 2d. Brandy is dull,
on account of a small decline in prices in France. In Geneva
there is no alteration. This day some large parcels of Lee-
wards Rum, 5 to 6 over proof, have been done at 2s. Id.
TA LLO W.—The Tallow Market is very steady.
SILK. —The Silk Market is steady, good and fine still main-
tain their prices.
TURPENTINE.-1,500 barrels new in this week, taken by a
drawer at 12s. Spirits have declined Is., are of heavy sale.
OlLS.—Oils stationary in price, and a fair demand, except for
Rape Oil, which is a shade lower. In Linseed some sales of
fine Seed have been made at 48s. per quarter, and some new
Rapeseed at 241. per last.
TEA.—The Market is steady. Boheas continue at the ad.
vance last quoted.
COTTON.—There is again a general advance of ad. to id.
per lb. on Cotton. The sales last week were above 10,000 bags,
nearly 2,000 Bengals fild. to 71d. for good fair quality ; and
about 8,000 Surats, very ord. to very good 6d. and 71c1., Madras
very mid, to fair 61d. a 7i d., good Boweds Rid.
RlCE.—Rice is in demand at rather higher prices.
FRUIT.—The only sales of Fruit are some of the inferior
descriptions of Valentia Raisins at 325. a 3.35.
SPICES.—There is no alteration in Spices. Pepper and
Pimento are firm at the late prices. In Pepper, some large
parcels of Black have been sold at rather better prices, buyers
freely taking that refused by them last week. In other Spices
we have nothing of importance to notice.
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INDIGO.—Indigo, since the Company's Sale, has been i
moderate request, and several parcels bought in lots hay,
been taken by speculation of Sale's prices, and 2d. per lb. ad.
vance ; but as yet the export houses are doing very little ;
there is, however, an expectation that orders from Russia for a
considerable quantity must arrive in the course of next week.
COCIIINEAL is much inquired for,parcels eagerlybought up.
LAC DYE has been more quiet the last few days, chiefly in
consequence of the holders asking considerably higher prices ;
there are large buyers at last week's prices.
SAFFLOWER continues in very brisk demand, hoth for
home use and exportation, with advancing prices.
DYEWOODS generally are exceedingly dull, and the deli.
veries fall off considerably.
WOOL—The late public sales consisted of about 4,000
bales New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land Wool, which
went off briskly at advanced prices over formed sales ; about
200 bags Cape of Good Hope, which fetched also high prices,
considering the quality was of ordinary kind ; about 600
bags Spanish and German also fetched good prices, and
the Market generally is higher than it has been for some
ears. The prices of English Wool have advanced fully in
proportion to Foreign, and no appearance of any decline du.
ring the present year.

COUNrRy CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

1 Wheat.

Barley. Oats. Bean.;

Per Quarter.
40E tOll
iainshorough
Grantham
Jrimsby
lorncastle
Lincoln
ipi 'shy _ _
;tam

9. to 8.
44 58

8. to 8.
24 33

R. to e. 8. to B.
13 18 34 38
40
17 25 37 30
14 22 25 40
14 19 28 :38
16 20 35 39
16 18 32 :!!
21 23 33
12 18 23 :36

53 67
42 58
44 56
44 60
46 52
47 59
46 66

36 41
N 3il
20 24
24 21)
22 24
30 30
22 26

NORWICH. July 20.
Wheat (per qr.) 445. 575. Qs. I Beans (per qr.) 3T`..
Barley 20s. 265. 2Ss. Pease, 28s. 3_,
kl 445.
)ats 20s. 245. 265. Flour, fiinqr

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t.... 6.1,4 I bt, sl/ IL 1 • JUIY
Wheat, white.„—...— 579. to 639. F. to —9.
red 48s. to 600 —s. to —s
Barley, Malting -2.6 s to 325. Grinding.. 225. to
Oats
Beans 31s to Ms. wow Old —s. to
Grey 30s. to 3-{s.Pease 30s. to 304.

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10 A NCHLSII..It, July 20, ---------
Wheat, per 7010. Ss. Pd. ui Os. Od. Red
32 0f? 0 39
Barley, per 6(JIb 5 0 5(3 Oat_ 7s. 9,. to As, 3
Beans, per Imperial quarto' -•
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel
Asir, per 6 . Imperial bushels )2. 0 5:1
Flour, per Sack of 28010.
40 0 4ti 0