The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-23 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SuGAIL—The demand for West India Muscovades has
been general and extensive during the week; the esti-
mated sales average about 1,000 hhds. and tre. per day ;
there is no alteration in the prices. Ia the Refined Mar-
ket there is no alteration in price worth reporting ; the
demand is more considerable. The Refined Market this
afternoon is still dull, notwithstanding the firmness in Raw
Sugars; the shippers offer lower prices, but they are not
.übmitted to; several parcels of crashed have been sold
335. 61. and 345.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.-In East India Sugars no sales
MA mums SUGARS.—The public sale of Tuesday went
; Bengal descriptions are very heavy.
are reported
off at full market prices, but without briskness. The late
realized prices are--brown, 501. and 50s. 6d. ; yellow,
525. 6d. a 54.5. 6d. This day's public sale of 4,909 bags
of Mauritius Sugar sold with more spirit ; the prices a
shade higher.

FOREIGN SUGARS.-At a small sale of damaged Bahia
Sugar full market prices were realized, brown to fine yel-
low 21s. a 23,. 6d., low to mid. white 235. a 263. 6d.
Brazil Sugars
generally are held firmly for higher prices.
In Havannala no purchases are reported.
CoFFEE.--There is little alteration in prices this week;
Jamaica heavy,i Dominica rather low. Foreign firmn
price, but little demand. The inquiries after low East
India are continued. The sales by private contract this
week are about 1,000 bags, at previous price'. At public
,ia,lie)o2o93babgs agfsoireig7ln9 casks British Plantation, and about
2
; St. Domingo, good ord. 61s. ; Brazil
58s. 6d. a 625. ; Ilavannah, fine to fine fine ord. 68s. a
72' 6d*, mid. 733. a 78s. ; good ord. Jamaica 803. a 81s.
This day's public sales 114 casks, 1378 bags Havannah
C9lfee sold heavily, but the prices are not lower; 234

Tattow.—The Tallow Market remains very steady.
Hors.—The Hop Market continues dull and declining,
on account of the fine weather and the heavy rains ; the
report of the progress of the plant is very favourable.
COTTON.-The Cotton Market is steady. The pur.
chases since our last consist of 160 Bowed, mid., sid.
good, 64d. ; 220 Surat, mid., 41-d. ; good fair, sd. ;
120 Madras, good, 4jd. a sd. ; 2,410 East India, public
sale. The East India Company's and private sales this
day, consisting of '7,500 bales, attracted a good deal of
attention : they commenced with Bengals, which sold at
48d. and qd. at the opening, and 4d. a 4d. for simi-
lar quality readily paid at the close; the Madras sold with
great steadiness throughout, bringing rather improved
prices towards the end ; the Surats also went off freely
at full prices, and the entire quantity of all kinds sold.
the Market presenting a very firm appearance; about half
the Madras are bought for consumption, the rest taken by
exporters and on speculation, hut chiefly the former ac-
count ; the following is the result :-1,100 Bengal, fully
good fair, 4td. a 4id. ; 2,800 Madras, good fair to good,
41d. a sd. ; 3,600 Surat, very ord. to good fair, 4d. a
4id. ; a few good, sid. a 51d.
TOBACCO.—The Market is dull as for export qualities;
only two or three parcels of low descriptions have been
taken for shipping. The demand for the home trade had
been rather extensive.

Sztr.—The private Silks have been principally bought
in ; what little that is sold fetched very fair prices, the
beet Tsatlee China selling at 14e. 7d.
Cocunizar..—Tbere were 27 bags of Cochineal brought
forward yesterday at public sale, but of this small parcel
only part was sold ; they were from 6s. Bd. to 7s. 11 d.
The few bags of fine quality were sold from 4d. to Bd.
below previous rates, the market baying a very drooping
appearance.

- Cocoa.—Several descriptions of Cocoa are Ss. a 41.
higher, on account of the alteration in the duty; 303
barrels 232 bags at a public sale this d.y, Trinidad Sls.
and 345.

Rice.-... Rice is firm—the prices a shade higher.
Setcas.—The late advance in Pimento is maintained ;
good quality sells at 6id. In other spices there is no al-
teration; 1,65 g small bags of Pepper, mid. heavy Sid.
and Sid.
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Saiarrra.E.—The late advance is firmly maintained.
INnico.—There is no alteration in Indigo. There were
public sales yesterday of 50 serons of Caraccas Indigo, and
84 serons of Guatemala: the former were but a middling
parcel, and sold from 3s. sd. a 4s. 6d. psr lb. ; the Gua-
temala were mostly of good quality, and sold from 28.31
a 4s. 11d., one lot fetched as high as ss. 7d. Although
they were all sold, the biddings were not animated. The
Market for East India Indigo remains as before ; there are
now 2,682 chests on show. The quantity on board the
ships just arrived is very considerable, but whether they
will be able to include them in the present sales is doubt-
ful ; if they can, the sale will be fully as large as was at
first expected, and the examination must necessarily be
very hurried and imperfect ; should they, however, not be
got ready in time, we may anticipate a good many being
brought to public sale soon after the East India Company's
sale is over. As,ortment of 1,952 chests Company's In-
digo, declared for sale, July 10, 1832, valued at last
sales prices :-41 chests ord. to good consuming qualities
2s. 9d. a 3s. 6d. ; 258 chests'good consuming to middling
shipping 3s. 6d. a 42. ; 64 chests mid. to good shipping
4r. a 41. 6d. ; 812 chests good to fine 4s. 6d. a 55.; 194
chests very fine ss. a 6s.