The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-08 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE .

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The demand for West India Muscovades this
week has been steady and considerable; the buyers evi-
dently wish to purchase on an extensive scale, but hold off
in the expectation of lower prices, which have not yet
been submitted to ; the estimated sales this week are 3,500
hhds. and trs. This day's public sale, 130 hhds., 16
trs., 37 brls. St. Lucia sold at full market prices, and
with briskness; dry brown 50s. up to 545. for the yel-
low. In the Refilled market there is a continued heavi-
ness, and goods must again be quoted a shade lower;
brown Lumps at 63.. This day the demand for this arti-
cle having continued very dull, the prices of some de- i
scriptions have given way; large Lumps, notwithstand.
ing the limited supply, having been sold as low as 635.
a 635. 6d.
EAST INDIA Suoart..---The purchases of Eset India
are small parcels by private contract at former prices.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.--.By public sale SOO bags Mauri-
tius Sugar on Tuesday sold at steady prices; good brown,
50s. 6d.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—There are no sales of any kind to
report.
COFFEE.—British Plantation Coffee has advanced this
week Is. a Is. 6d , good ord. 78s. a 80s. Foreign and
East India are very heavy, and is Is. a 2s. lower ; Bra-
zil, formerly worth 615., offered about 575. ; Ceylon, 535.
a 545. There were no public sales of Coffee this day, ex-
cept 67 bales Mocha, which were taken in. The market
for Foreign remains in a very languid state.
Rust, BRANDY, AND IloLLarsos.----Rum continues
dull, but the imports are so limited, that the holders are
firm, and evince no disposition to force sales by submitting
to lower prices. Brandy is still in good demand. Geneva
is higher. This afternoon, so few parcels being now in
the market, renders it difficult to purchase on as easy terms
as last week, and very few Leewards can now be had at
Is. 7tl ; there has, consequently, not been a great deal
done. Jamaicas, however, are without improvement and
pbt fully
ol ygf
puns, against 34,000 at the end of August, 1831.
flat. The export Los
t`conte er corresponding and is already 1,500
ethciosninsuaray
than u e period of last
puns. more
The import is now 13,000 puns. less than list
year.
year, and 9,000 less than 1830. The present stock is
25,000 The home consumption has been gradually decreasing
since
accounted for
ra
in
nd duringthe
gre a
tthe n presentcrease
of yearth
Brandy in this country.

TALLOW.—There has lately been an extensive and brisk
demand for '1 allow, and the prices are considerably higher.
Lusa PROVISIONS.-The arrival of Foreign Butter
since our list bas been about 1,800 cask., of Irish about
7,000 firkins, and of Bacon about 800 bales. Fine Fries-
land Butter, at the Quay, we quote 84s. per cwt., and
for Irish there is but a very limited sale at the following
prices ;--Limerick, 765. to 775. on board, 795. to 80s.

DIED.
On the 3d inst. at Bayswater after 16 hours' illness, of cholera,
David Blaikie, Esq., late of Edinburgh, W.S.
On the 7th inst. of decline, aged 19, William, the eldest son -
Mr. James Hurst, solicitor, Milk-street, Cheapside.
On the 6th inst. in Harley-street, the Hon. Sir Albert Pell'
Knight.
On the sth inst. after a short illness, Valentine, aged
fourth son of the late Captain Applegath, of the Hon. ast 1110`"
Company's Service.
On the sth inst. at Margate, after a short illness, Mr. Nall!,
niel Biggs, wholesale stationer, Fore-street, City. in his 61st yea!,
On the sth inst. Phillip Thomas Wykeham, Esq., at his si'e
Tythrop House, Oxfordshire, of a spasmodic affection of "'
heart. Wife
Oe the sth inst. at Barnet, after a long illness, Isabella,
of S. Rumballin sts. E
On the 4th Sophia, the wife of Mr. John Wallis-, of the
Albany-road, Camberwell. l‘fr
On the sth inst. at Ealing, Miss Elizabeth Large, sister to
James Large, of Oxfurd.street, aged 48 years.
On the 3cl inst. at Leicester, Mrs. Martinnent, late of Brows-
ton, in her 82d year.
On the 4th inst. at Wesbourne-place, Eaton-square, Charle
Steele, Esq., aged 84. John
On the 3d inst. William Myers, aged 18, only son of Mr.
Myers, late of Ball-alley, Lombard-street.

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