The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-06 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.-The Sugar Market has been heavy all the
week, but without any further reduction in the prices ;
the estimated purchases of British Muscovades this week
are 2,800 hhds. and tierces. The Sugar Market, at its
clue this afternoon, is rather more firm, and purchases
cannot be made on such low terms as last week. In the
Refined Market there has been little alteration ; goods for
exportation are particularly dull. This afternoon there has
been rather more business doing in low goods fur shipping,
but at very low prices, large Lumps having ken sold 61s.
a 61s. 6d. ; the stock on hand, however, is not very
large: of the fine sorts also, entitled to the bounty on
double-refined, a few sales continue to be made at 30s. a
30s. W., although some of the refiners still refuse to sell
at those prices.

MAURITIUS SUGAR.-272 bags at public sale last
Tuesday went off at steady prices, low greyish yellow sel-
ling at 50s. to Ns. 6d. There is a falling off in the im-
portation of about 91,000 hags ; in the stock there is a
deficiency c f about 80,000 bags, compared with that of
October, 1831.

EAST INDIA SUGAR.-There continues to he little or
no demand for this art,cle, and some parcels of Beneals are
offering at rather lower rates, without finding buyers. On
Tuesday last 165 bags Siam Sugar, at public sale, went
off as fellows: good white 24.. to 245. 6t1., middling
white 235. This day's sale 157 bags Siam sold 235. a
245. 6d., former prices.
FOREIGN SUGAR continues in the same dull state, no-
thing having taken place by private contract or public
sale. Our present stock of Havannah is much larger than
that of last year. In the stock of Brazil there is little or
no differecce. The prices of brown sugars, compared with
those of last year at this period, are about ss. to 7s. higher
on Brazil, and 2s. to 3s. higher on Havannah ; whites are
about 3s. to 4s. higher. This day's public sale, 140
chests Brazil, all taken in ; 198 boxes Havannah, brown,
235. ; yellow, 255. a 275. 6d., former prices. Average
price of sugar, I/. 7s. 3d. pet cwt.
COFFEE.-The public sales this week have gone off
heavily, and a considerable proportion of the quantity
brought forward has been taken in, no buyers. The public
sales of Coffee, 479 hlids. and 40 bags Jamaica, 43 packs
Dominica, and 331 bags Havannah ; about half of the
Jimaicas was taken in, the holders not pressing the Mar-
ket at a reduction ; the qualities above fine ord. supported
prices, the inferior sold Is. a 2s lower, good to fine erd.
741. a 775. About 1,000 bags Ceylon have been taken at
firm prices, 525. a 53a. The Havannah sold at 545. a
585., being a fall of 6s. a 7s. from the highest point of the
Market. This day's sales 1,004. bags Foreign ; 13razd.
good to fine ord. sold 535. a 575. ; Havannah, good to
tine old. sold 535. a 58s. ; La Guyra, fine ord. foxy, 595.
5,563 bags East India, chiefly Ceylon, and sold 52a. 6d. a
53s 6d. ; yellow Batavia, 545. a 575. These sales esta-
bhsh prices a shade lower for Foreign Coffee. East India
nearly at former prices, but there is an extensive demand,
and nearly the whole sold, which enables us to state that
the Coffee Market looks much more favourable, and the
prices snore firm.

RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The Rum Market
continues firm, the prices rather advancing; proofs sold
at Is. Bd. Brandy is not quite so brisk as formerly. In
Geneva there is no alteration.

TALLow.—The Tallow Market continues very dull at
:he reduced quotation.

CorroN.:-The Cotton Market is steady in price, but
tke purchases are only 200 Surats at 411. a .55d.
SILK. —There has been rather more doing lately at cur-
rent prices. Good Italian thrown Silks are scarce, and
Tram is likely to obtain higher prices, no Foreign Trains
coming to this Market. China Silks have bee❑ more
inquired after.

FRUIT.-Some arrivals of new Fruit from Spain have
taken place this week, viz. from Malaga, per the Fairy
Queen and Brilliant, the cargo of the former of which
has been all sold, and part of the latter, at the following
prices, viz.—New Bunch Muscatel Raisins in boxes, 1155.;
half boxes, 1255. ;' and quarter boxes, 140 s. ; cases con-
taining cartoons ditto, 1425. ; new Lexia Raisins in bar-
rels, 40s. ; new Jordan Almonds, 8/. a 8/. Bs. ; jars and
bils. Grapes, 235. a 255. From Valentia, the Caroline
and Racer, of which only a portion of each cargo has
been sold at 508. for new Valentia Raisins in boxes; in
old Fruit there is scarcely any thing doing.
INDIco.--The Indigo Sale commenced at the India
House on the 2d inst., consisting of 4,821 chests. The
sale got s off Without animation, the fine a little higher
than the last sale. All other descriptions as nearly as
possible at the former rate.. Of which 2,060 chests
Company's Bengal, Benares, and Tirhoot; 2,624 chests
licensed ditto, and 137 licensed Madras.
Tninn DAY'S SALE.-836 chests have passed the sale
this day, making up 2,646 chests, which are at present
disposed of. The bidditzs to-day are more animated, but
we do not find any difference in the prices previously
established, which are sometimes a little under and some- 1

HAW HIDES.
Per Stone. s. d. to s. d. Per Stone. s. d. to s. d.
hest Heifers & Steers 2 42 8 I Ordinary 00 1 8
Middlings _ 110 2 0 Market Calf 6 6 each.