The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-03 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
Sucau —The demand for Museovades commenced
with great briskness on Tuesday last, and the prices again
advanced I s., brown Sugars being sold at 521. ; the fine

has risen more in proportion than the brown. The de-
mand has since been rather dull; the advance in the prices
fully maintained ; the estimated purchases fur the week
are 2,800 hhds. and trs. In the Refined Market there
has been much firmness. This afternoon, owing to the
advance in the Raw Sugar Market, many of the Refiners
have withdrawn their goods for the present. The Ship-
pers offer 601. 6d. for ordinary large lumps, and 61s. 6d.
for good large, at which prices nothing ca❑ be obtained ;
some ordinary large have been taken by our melters at
615., and good small from 635. to 645., being rather
dearer for the latter. Fine crashed, entitled to the double
refined bounty, is still to be had at 305., and, although
the price is allowed to be very low, there are but few
buyers ; the brownest British Plantation Muscovades Su-
gar cannot be put on board under 275.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.-There continues to be very
little demand for this article, and 359 canisters 868 bags
brought to public sale on Wednesday, went off about Is.
cheaper than at preceding sales. Java, in canisters, sold
as follows :—Low heavy to good dry white from 20s. a
255., damaged ditto 17s. and 21s. 6d. ; Siam, in bags,
mid. and good dry brown sold from 19s. and 205., low
soft to fine white 21s. and 248.6 d., damaged ditto 185.6 d.
and 21s. 6d.

MAURITIUS SUGARS.—We are still without arrivals of
any magnitude; the public sales have, therefore, only con-
sisted of 4,226 bags, two-thirds of which were generally
of soft quality ; prices, however, are about Is. a Is. 64.,
higher, browns selling at 50s. 6d. a 515., low yellow 51s.
a 51s. 6d., mid. yellow 525. 64., good to fine ditto 535.
a 55., good grey 525. a 525. 6d. 3,366 bags have been
landed here since the 25th ult.

FOREIGN SUGARS.—The reduction that bag been sub-
mitted to at the la►t public sales of Brazil has caused more
inquiry for this article. A public sale, which had b,en
advertised for Wednesday, of 354 chests and 50 barrels
Pernambuco Sugar, has been withdrawn, and it is said
the whole hts been sold by private contract: 709 boxes
white, and 89 boxes yellow, H tvannah were brought to
public auction this week; for the sound white of good
middling colour and quality there were no buyers, and
these were all bought in at 355. ; damaged white sold at
former rates, from 255. 6d. a 275. 6d. ; sound yellow of
middling to good colour sold from 225. a 245., damaged
ditto 21s. a 225. 'Since last week there are no arrivals.

COFFEE.---The same stagnation still prevails in this
article generally, and it is difficult to effect sales, even at
the decline of la. which has taken place since this day
week in Foreign and East India. The result of the
late Dutch sales (of which only about one-third was sold),
although not lower, is not sufficiently encouraging to
buyers. Continued large sales are advertised here which
retard the rally of confidence; and there being no orders
from the other side unless at a further reduction, tlitse
parcels are chiefly withdrawn. In British Plantation also
there is but little inclination to make purchases, but the
mid. and fine sorts are supported, while the ord. and un-
clean are rather lower. The quantity brought to public
sale is as follows :-97 casks 31 bags of Jamaica, 600

bags of Havannah, 1,451 bags Brazil, 2,232 bags Ceylon;
and 747 kilts Mocha. Ord. and low line ord. Jamaica soli
at 675. a 745., and low mid. at 791. 6d. ; the Brazil al
withdrawn ; Ceylon good ord. sold at 61s a 51s. 6d.,
being also Is. lower; and the Mocha co►cmon and good
quality brought 655. a 69,. 6d. This day's public sal(
115 caAks 2,329 bsgs St. Domingo Coffee sold Is. a Is. tid.
lower, good quality 525. 6,1. a 535.

111.131; BRANDY; AND HoLLANos —The late advance
in Rum has checked the demand; the buyers will not give
the advance, and the holders do not press sales in the pre.
sent unsettled state of political aff.irs. Brandy and Ge-
neva are wits out alteration.

Woot..—Tivo of the Wool Sales are over, and the other
two take place this evening ; there is a large attendance of
buyers from the country, and the prices paid have been an
advance on former sales, with every appearance of a con-
tinuation of the same firmness to the end of the sales.
SPICES.-About 10,000 bags of Pepper have been
offered at public sale; about 8,000 bags, free from dust,
sold id. a id. lower, say from 30. a 3d. ; dusty and
inferior quality bought in 3d. About '7OO bags of Pi.
mento have been lately offered and chiefly bought in ; a
few lots good sd. a 541., ord. 41-d. a 444.
Rice.—The late sales are good, white dusty Bengal,
15s. 6,1. a 17s. 6d. ; Java, chiefly in husks, taken in at
12s. ; good bold white African, 255.
SALTPETRE.—The prices are steady ; rough 355. 6d.
and 365. This day by public sale 1,639 bags South
American Saltpetre, or Nitrate of Soda, in bond, most sold
275. 6d. to 25,,.

TEA. —The market continues firm ; Bohcas are worth
3s. I q-d. a 4s. (lid. per lb., duty paid, and Cougous
ahout 4d. per lb. advance on sale's cost ; in Orange he.
koes not quite so much doing.
INDIGO. —The Indigo Market continues languid.
COTTON.—There are few purchases of Cotton to re-
port; the market is heavy. This day's public sale 200
bales East India Cotton, in bond, good fair Surats 54d. to
sad., all sold, about id. lower than the highest price.

RICE F SUGAR.
The Average Price Pof Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the week ending the o.li day of
Oct., 1832, is 275, 6id. per Hundred Weight, exclusive of the
Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation
thereof into Great Britain.

Kent

FRICES OF HOPS..—Nov. 2.
PM".•••••••••••••••••w/A• 7/ Os. St. O.
01 10:. 71. Os.
01. as. 01. Os.
F arch= Ditto, Pine, , 0/. Os. 12/. 03.
Seconds .....-- 0/. Os. 101. 103
....... 71. Cs. 01., Os
0/. Os. 0/. Os.
01. Os 01. Os.
Old Duty laid at 130,0004

t;vssex Di'

Weerx Di'

to 101. 05.
to 71. 128.
to 0/. Os.
,to IQ Os.
to 111 lls.
to 91. 91.
to IV. Os.
to 0/, Os.

(tent La;

Essex Ditto

PRICE of. OIL.
Ripe Oil, brown Refined .130 6
Linseed Oil
12 0
5 5

linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand
nape Cake, per ton

WHITECHAPEL HAY ilAttftlll.—Nov. 1
Hay --..... 55i. Od. to SOS. Od. Clover.-- 60s Od. to 1051. Od.
24s Od. to 30..

OF roTATOES.—Nov. 2.
Kidneys (York) 01. Os. to 3L 10s, per ton.
Scotch Reds . 3/. Os. to 31. 10s. ditto,
Marsh Champions 3/. 10s. to 4/. Os. ditto.
Oxnobles and Shaws . 3/. O. to 3l. ss. ditto.