The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-25 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—There has been a steady demand for West
India Sugars this week ; the estimated purchases are
3,800 'lds. and trs. ; the prices are without the slightest
variation. In Refined goods the sales are still on a con-
fined scale, but, as the stock is small, the Market remains
firm in price. This afternoon the Refined Market re-
mained in the same languid state; some considerable pur-
chases of Lumps during the week are reported 645. a 655.
Fine goods offer rather lower, and more business in conse-
quence reported.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—At the India House 9,345 bags
Bengal, of which about one-third was taken for export,
225. a 245. ; the fine white supported prices, all other de-
scriptions sold 6d. a Is. lower, yellow fine 225. 6d. a 235.,
white ord. 235. 6d. a 245., good 245. 6d. a 265. 6d., fine
28s. a 30s.
MAURITIUS SUGARS.—About 14,000 bags Mauritius
Sugar have been sold since Friday at steady prices, good
brown 50s. and 515., yellow 515. 6d. a 555. ; a parcel of
very low soft brown, for export only, sold at 18s. for the
lew, up to 21r. a 225. for fine brown. The market prices
are firm, and there is still an extensive and general demand
for Mauritius Sugar.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—ForeignSugars continue neglected;
the gnly purchases reported are a small parcel Para Mos-
covaZes, low, mid. and good yellow 225. a 245., low
Brown Bahia at 20s. 6d. This day by public sale 1,542
chests Havannah Sugar, the sound all taken in, white at
365., damaged sold from 254. 6d. to 295., being Is. a 2s.
lower.

COFFEE.—The prices of Coffee are little varied, but
there is a great heaviness about the Market. By private
contract some fine ord. Brazil sold at 60g. ; the Jamaica
Coffee sold, ord. at 76e. a 77s , good to fine ord. 78s. a
80s. 6d., fine and fine ord. Ha vannah 635. a 685., good
ord. Ceylon 575. There were no public sales of Coffee
this forenoon, and no purchases by privatie contract are
reported. The Market is very dull. _ _

RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—In Rum there is no
alteration to notice, eitber in price or demand. Brandy
continues in some request at the late prices. In Geneva
there are no transactions to report.
TALLOW..-There is more doing in Tallow; the prices
are higher.
TOBACCO.—There are two cargoes of rejected VirWnia
Tobacco sold about 16s. and 16s. 31 per 1001bs., mani-
fe.t weight, and also a cargo of Kentucky ; the price of
the latter is variously reported, 18s. a 20s.
IRBIL PaovastoNs.—Owing to contrary winds, the
arrival of foreign Butter this week does not exceed 100
casks ; but we have had of Irish about 15,000 firkins,
with upwards of 1,500 bales of Bacon. The Butter Market
does not improve ; there is every appearance of
prices being lower. The stock of Irish at the wharfs on
Monday is likely to exceed 30,000 firkins. Our present
quotations must be, in a great measure, considered cmi-
n d. Cork and Limerick 788. on board, 80s. landed ;
Waterford 765. a 78s. on board, 765. a '79s. landed ; and
Carlow '7Bs. a 81s. on board, 80s. a 833. landed ; for next
month's shipment Belfast is offering at 77.. a 78s. ; Sligo
at 765. ; Dublin at '763. ; and Newry at 745. on board ;
but very few, if any, sales effecting. For fresh-landed
small singed Bacon there is a fair sale at 545. a 55'. ; but
stale parcels, as to quality and condition, cannot be quoted
over 50s. a 535. per cwt. Bale Middles are a heavy sale
at 445. a 461.; Tierce Middles at 445. a 485.; and
Bladder Lard at 565. a 625. per cwt. Fine small Lime-

rick Hams are scarce ; for such 765. could be obtained,
although Belfast are not bringing over 565. a 645. per
cwt. as to weight and quality. in Beef and Pork very
little doing; prices continue stationary.
INDIGO —There is no alteration in prices; the Market
is rather dull.

SALTPETRE.-Saltpetre is steady by private contract.
By public sale tbis day 1,575 bags Saltpetre, refraction 21
to Si-, p irt sold at 34.. 6d. a 355., which is Is. higher ;
purchases at 355. after the sale.
Rtes.—This day by public sale 2,736 bags B•ngal
and Patna Rice, great part bought in from 15s. to 17s. 6d.
FRUIT.—In Fruit there is no alteration.

SncEs.—The inquiries after Spices appear increasing ;
the prices are rather higher, except for Cloves. By public
sale about 1,000 bags Pimento sold rather lover, ord. to
good sid. a 60. ; 5,589 small bags mid. heavy black
Pepper, a few lots only sold aid. a Sid.
Hors.—The estimated duty this day is 155,0001.

TEA. —The transactions in the Market continue to be
limited, and the prices of all descriptions continue as in our
last.

COTTON. —The Market is steady. The purchases since
last week consists of 730 Surat, ord. to good fair, 4id. a
sd. ; 700 ditto, public sale, ord. to good fair, 4d. to
4p.; 50 Bengal, good fair 48d.