The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-31 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)

SUGAR.-There was a most extensiv.- dem ,nd for West
India Muscovades last week ; nearly 6,000 hhds. and
tierces were sold, and chi, fly at prices a shade higher. say
61. per cwt. The stock of West India Sugar is now
43,727 hhds. and tierces, which is 13.037 less than last
year. The stock of Mauritius is 53,186 bags, being
52,301 less than last year. The delivery of West India
Sugar is 3,640 hhds. and tierces, being 580 more than
last year. The delivery of Mauritius 6,982 bats, being
528 nu•re than the corresponding week of 1831. There
has again been great briskness in the Sugar Market this
day ; the estimated sales are 1,300 Mids. and tierces. The
prices are again higher, makiog ❑early Is. per cwt. since
this day week. The prices of Refined goods advanced to
about Is. per cwt. last week, particularly the law goods,
which were inquired after, and are scarce ; the fine was
in better supply, and did not realize prices so high in pro—
portion as the low descriptions; goods entitled to the
bounty on domile-refined sold at 30s. The Market this
afternoon is very firm, on account of the continued rise
in Raw Sugar.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.-The only purchases of East
India repo►ted are small parcels of Bengal for export; for
other descriptions there is no demend.

MAURITIUS SUGARS.—There were no public sales of
Mauritius Sugars last week ; the demand by private con-
tract continued considerable, and rather higher prices were
obtained.

FOREIGN SUGARS.-At the late public sales of Ha-
vannah only the damaged sold ; there is no demand for
the sound or for Biazil Sugars. This day's public sale
620 boxes Havannah, only the damaged sold. Average
price of Sugar, 1/. 6s. 11F1. per cwt.
COFFEE.-The Coffee Market has been very heavy, and
where sales have been effected rather loner prices have
been submitted to; some sales are reported of St. Domingo
at 545., good ord. Ceylon at 525. A parcel of 4,600
bags of Havannah brought forward on Friday, worth at
the late highest point 68s. a 705., was all taken in about
535. a 545., and a part since sold at the withdrawing
pi ices. This d iy's public sale 2,232 begs Ceylon sold Is.
lower, 51s. ; 2,934 bags Foreign were net sold. The
Market is still very heavy.
RUM, BRANDY, AND Hou.aNns.--The prices of Lee.
ward Island Rum advanced 2d. per gallon last week, two
over, and also proofs, being sold at Is. 10d. ; other Rums
were also held for a similar advance, bat there were few
sales afterwards, the advance having checked the demand.
In Brandy or Geneva there is no new feature.

TALLow.—The arrivals are not so numerous or ex-
tensive as had been anticipated ; the consequence is a
light improvement in the prices of Tallow, and the
market looking more firm.
TUSPENTINE.-Rough Turpentine 2,000 barrels, close
at hand, sold to arrive at Its. 6d. Spirits of dull sale.
SPICES.-Pepper is very heavy, on account of the sales
advertised. In other descriptions of Spices there is little
alteration.

Hors.—Tbere is a steady demand for Hops ; the prices
are uuvaried; considerable parcels continue to be taken for

export.

RICE.-Rice is rather low. This day's public sale 550
bags Bengal 15s. 6d. a 17s. 6d., former prices.
TOBACCO.—TheIe is no alteration in Tobacco.

FitulT.—At the public sale of Currants last week the
new Patras sold 755. for sound ; and 72.. a 745. for the
damaged. The first cargo of new figs was brought for-
ward yesterday, and went off 565. a 60s.
COTTON.—By public sale, on Friday, about 1,100 bales
of Surat Cotton were brought forward ; but there was
scarcely any bidding, and the greater part were bought in
at per lb. reduction from the previous currency, at
winch nearly half have been disposed of at and since the
,ales, principally to exporters, say at 44d. to 54d. for
mid. to good fair ; and a few good at Sid. a sd.
ASHES.—The demand improving, but few sellers with-
out an advance.

OILS.—Ai public sale last week Sperm Oil went off
heavily at 55/. ; the larger holders still ask 60/. In Whale
Oil but little doing; the price is again on the decline.
The low price or Rape Oil puts it into u.e ; the demand
annoying ti,e trade is great, and prices, which had fallen
td 29.. 6.1. fur rt-fined, is now 31a. ; few sellers under
325. Linseed Oil heavy, though the demand for Linseed
great. and such prices paid as will not afford Oil at pre-
-11:11t rue .

Sax.—At the India House Sale the Bengals sold on
an aye, age 2i per cent. above last sale's prices ; the Chinas
nearly at the same rates. The Market is steady since the
and good Silks of any kind fetch a ready sa e; there
is nut, however, a great deal doing.

SAurrETE.E.—The Mat ket ,;as firm yesterday, rough
sbs. fid. and 365. ; to-day there are no seders on account
..1 the arrival of thr Frenc fleet from Cherbourg, the ex-
pectation that the Brest fl, et would immediately arrive,
and the pi olect of the immediate march of the French
army into Belf,tudi.
INDIGO --Ttlere is no alteration whatever in Indigo;
he tew sales are small parcels of the late India House
Sale at sale laic s.

CASSIA LiaNca.—This day's public sale 1,738 chests
Cas.ia Liguea 755. a 79•. 6d.

liNnt,t °RN MARKE,s DUHINC4 IHE WEEK.