The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-21 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.-lice Sugar Market has been very heavy all
the week ; the prices are generally Is. per cwt. lower ;
the estimated purchases are 2,800 hhds. and tierces. In
the R-fined Market there is a complete stagnation ; the
prices are apin lower. This afternoon low goods con-
tinue scarce, but there being only a very limited demand
at present, the offers mostly have been at lower prices; a
few transactions however have taken place ; in the fine de-
scriptions also, entitled to the bounty on double refined,
there is very little doing, and the quotations are barely
maintained.

EAST INDIA SUGAR.—Excepting at the public sales
offering, 600 bags Manilla, and 2,807 bags Siam, little
else has taken place this wel( ; Manilla, good yellow, sold
from 255. a 255. od ; Siam partly sold, fine yellow 235. a
235. 6d., ordinary white 215., very good white 265. 61. a
275., which may be considered steady prices.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.—Being still without any further
arrivals of this article seems to have given confidence to
the buy rs. The only public sale since the 12th instant,
of 1,216 bags, was brought forward on Wednesday last,
which liund an improved demand for middling and good
sorts, at full prices, while low browns at 51s. 61., and
floe grays at 555., went about 6d. a Is. dearer, which
may be attributed principally to the stock in first hands
being reduced to rather less than 5,000 bags. The fol-
lowing are the particulars of the prices paid :—Low
brown 51s. a 51s. 61., low bright grocery yellow 51s. 61.
a 525., middling yellow strong 535. a 535. 6d., fine bright
yellow 555. 61, goal strong gray 545.
FOREIGN SUGARS —There has been no public sale, and
owing to the advic s from the Continental Markets not
being very encouraging, the demand by private contract
seems to be at a stand-still. The arrivals consist of 2,190
boxes Havannah Sugar.

COFFEE.—The Cuff' e nh.rket has been very heavy, and
a general decline of 1,. to 2s. per cwt. must be stated ;
good to fine ord. Jamaica, 795. 6d. a 81s. fine fine ord. to
mid. 82s. a 87s. 6d. ; flue ord. Dominica, 81s. 6d. ; fine
ord. Brazil, 61s a 625. ; Simarang, grod ord. 56e. 6d.
a 575. 611. ; ord. brown Sumatra, 555. a 565. 6d. By
public sale this forenoon, 159 casks 19 barrels British
Planttrion Coff.e sold at a reduction of 2s. from the late
prices ; the Market remains exceedingly dull. By private
contract some Brazil sold at 60s. which yesterday was
worth 61s. E ist India and Foreign Is. a Is. rid. lower.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—There is but little
doing in the Ruin Ma ket, hut the prices are well sup-
ported. Brandy is in more demand. Geneva unvaried.
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market is dull and lower.
Toeacco.—The Tobacco Market is 4411 dull.
SILK —Tbere is no alteration in the Market, and very
little doing.
ItzniGo.—The E .st India Company's Sale of 6,690
chests of Indigo, which commenced nn the 10th inst.,
ended yesterday.—The quantity declared was 7,419
chests, of which 729 chests were withdrawn, the major
pot not being ready for show the day previous to the sale,
and many that were put up and sold could only be par-
tially examined. This defect might easily be obviated, if
the Hon. East India Company would come to the resolu•
tion of closing the catalogues (not mere.y for Indigo, hut
al-o for every article under their cha'ge) one week pre-
vious to the sale taking place.—The sate opened heavily
with the Company's Goods (1,952 chests), the depression
ihdrig chiefly on t,.e Rood and fine qualities, which sold
from last sale's prices to 4d. lower, while those of an in-
ferior description, of which the quantity was extremely
small, wt re taken readily at full prices.—The private trade
followed, which was still more depres-ed than the Com-
pany's, and went in many instances 6d. lower than
the last sale. Not much spirit has been evinced
throughout the s ile, the attendance of both home
~nd foreign huyers being extremely limited.—Ma-
dr is, of whi.di the quantity was small, went about last
site's prices to 3.1. lower, with the exception of the
Kurpah Madras of low qu ility, which sold at 3d. to 4d.
above last sale. About 400 to 500 chests bought in. The
different qu 'hides may he thus estimated —Good and fine
shipping Beneal, 3d. to 6.1. lower than last sale ; good
middling and middling ditto, last sale's prices to 3d. lower;
middling and ordinary ditto, last sale's price to 3d. higher;
good and fine Madras, 3d. to 41. lower than last sale ;
middling and ordinary ditto, last sale's prices; Kurpah
.dras, last sale's prices to 41. higher. _ _ _

SPICEC-Pimento is rather higher, good quality 6 d. ;
Pepper still heavy. In other spices there is little al eratiun.
SALTPEIRE..-- The Market continues very firm, rough
325. a 31s. English refined 375. By public sale 527 bags,
of a high retraction, sold 31s. 6d. a 325.
Carron. —The Cotton Minket firm, but without brisk-
ness. The purchases by private contract consist of 100
Bengal, mid. 411. good sd. ; 200 Surats, ord. 41.1. good
fair 51. 20 Pernama, good fair 911. ; 100 Bowed, told.
to good fair Sid. a 6,1. By public sale this day, 1,530
bales Sum:. cotton, very ord. to fair 4ial. a 4i-d.; 1,000
bales Madras, good fair 481
RICE.—In Rice there is no alteration.