The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-30 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The demand Inr West India Muscovades waia
weady and extensive till yesterday, when the market 4(:-,
came languid ; yet where sales were effected they were at
very lull market prices, from 6d. and Is. above the prices
of last week. This afternoon the market for Muscevades
is again firm, and rather higher. The estimated Sides for
the week, 3,700 hogsheads and tierces. The refined
market, notwithstanding the advance in Raw Sugars, is
again 6d. and Is. per cwt. lower, brown Lumps selling at
61s. 6.4. and 655. ; fine goods are in the tame proportion
lower and more heavy than the inferior. Molasses, 25,
This afternoon the market continues dull, and low goods
bare been sold cheaper, large Lumps being offered at 655.
at which, however, the merchants do not at present ap-
pear inclined to purchase, not having as yet received their
letters from Hautburgh, per steam-boat, which was ex•
pected on Mood• y last. In the fine sorts also there is
very little doing ; good small Lumps, however, for melt-
ing bring high prices. In crashed nothing doing.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—At the India House an
Mincing-lane this week : Bengal, 11,500 bags ; fine yel-
low, 23, 1341. aria ; damp, 225. and 225. 6d. ; ord.
white, 245. 6d. damp, 24.. good white, 255. 6d. and 28s.
damp, 245. 6d. and 275. fine white, 28s. 6d. and 30e.
and fine yellow, 255. and 275. damp, 23•,. 6d. and 25,.
white,d,am p
2237a5..
6d, and
an
2258,5..
This day's public sale, 1,022 bags Manilla sold at full
market prices. 6: d'Si:msian9i3ll4a, b 47386, B°lmd.attso, ggin::;l
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MAURITIUS SUGARS.—The purchases of Nauri•iu
Sugar this week are above 5,000 higs, at an advance r 1
6J. to Is. per cwt. ; the prices 51... a 578 —This da).a
puhlie sales, 5,169 bags went off steadily at former pricy .
FOREIGN Svaan,...There have been no purchases tf

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Foreign Sugar by private contract this week. At publie
sale 39 barrels 12 cases Para Muscovades sold 235. a 241,
for brown and yellow, which were full Market prices.—
This day's public sale 430 chests damaged white Havannab
Sugar sold very high, 275. a 325. 6d, .
COFFEE.-Foreign and East 'O6: Coffees are at full
Market prices, the Briti-h Plantation ,dacriptions are a
shade lower. The purchases by private contr ict consist
of about 4,000 bags Foreign and East India, and at public
sale 1,000 East India and 700 bags Mocha ; all the low
ord. descriptions sold Is. per cwt. higher, the other
qualities said at full Market prices. Sumatra 555. a 575.,
Batavia 5Ss. a 595. 6,1., Java brown 625. 61 rood ord.
Cheribon (315., Ceylon 57,,. a 5Ss. 61. Brazil 595. a 635.,
St. Domingo 60s. and 615., good and fine ord. Jamaica
soli 795. a 82s. 64., mid. to good mid. 84s. a 89s. The
reports of the sales of Caff...e in Hal:and have given great
firmness to this Market. This day's public s Iles 174 casks
British Plantation sod at Muliet prices, mid. Jamaica
865., fine mid. 965.; Batavia 60s. ; Sumatra, blacks 565.
East India Coff,e is again a shade higher.
RUM, BRANDY, and Hor.Lanns.—The Rum Market
continues firm ; the nearest quata,ion fur proof Leeward*
Is. ; the chief demand is fur strong Jamaica Ruin for
limns consumption, of which a large parcel has been sold
34 and 35 over at 3s. In Brandy or Geneva there is little
alteration.

SILK.—The Market is very flat ; there is nothing at all
doing ; prices remain the same as last quoted.
Hoes.—The fine weather having succeeded the heavy

rain, the accounts from the hop plantations are most fa—
vourable; the duty has ri.en to 180,0001. ; the prices of
hops in the market are nominal.
SALTPETRE.-Saltpetre is higher than on Tuesday,
making an advance of is. a is. Bd. on the prices of last
week.

COTTON.-The Cotton Market has been very steady ;
the accounts this morning from Manchester and Liverpool
are very favourable, both for raw Cotton ond also fo,r the
manufactured goods. The purchases here this week con- ,
sist of 500 Bowed, 514. a 6id. ; 20 Bengal, 4841; 1.140
ditto, public sale, 411. a ; 120 Surat, 44-d. a 411-. ;
60 Madras, 4111. ; 2,730 ditto, public sale, 41. a qd.;
3,500 Surat, pW,lic sale, 4,1. a 5411.
RICE.—In Rice there is little alteration.
ITEMS', FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market
continues weady ; yellow candle at 41s. 3d. a 41s. 6(1.
The prices of Hemp are little varied ; the alteration in
duty has little effect ; it appears to have been anticipated ;
there are large purchases reported at St. Petersburgh. In
Flax there is no material alteration. •

IRISH PROVISIONS.-The Bu ter. Market is very firm,
and, owing to a short supply of both Foreign as well as
of Irish during the week, somewhat higher prices are
looked for, and in some instances obtained. For Bacon
landed there is a fair sale at last quoted prices ; and for
Hams, Bladder L urd, 13,.ef, and Pork, we have no altera—
tion in price or demand to notice.

SPICES. —There is little alteration in Spices; Pepper
is rather heavy; good Pimento sells at 6d. a. 6P.
Isnrco.—The quantity of In•rigo d. dared for the Ent

India sale is now about 4,700 chests, and about 7,300 chests
altogether are applied for ; this intelligence has given ad—
ditional heaviness to the Market, but there are no parcels
offeting at any reduction.

Tol;Acco.—There have been several saes for Ireland,
leaf at and stripts at 51d. ; the home trade is very
brisk, the low prices having attracted the attention of the

trade; for export there are no sales of any extent reported.
TEA.—The delivery continues very good since the sale,
but the inquiries in the market are limited to a few Chests
of private trade teas, which prove cheap.
INDIGO, LAC :DYE. &c.—On Wednesday last, sixty—

four chests East India Gum Arabic, sold from 38s. a 535.
pretty good quality; 34 chests Lac Dye, Is. a Is. U., all
sold, and for such quality certainly rather lower. The
inarket for Lac Dye is dun and heavy, notwithstanding
the appearance some shot t time since of more business, in
consequence of some parcels having changed hands at low
rates. Twelve chests Esst India Indigo sold at about pre-
vious to 31. lower ; they fetched from 3s. 3d. a 4s. ld.
in bond, and two chests samples 2s. sd. a 4s. 3d. duty
paid ; what trifling business is doing in this article is ra—
ther b.low the last East India sale prices. A public sale
is already advertised at Liverpool, of the new arrivals, for
the beginning of August. The catalogue is now out for
4,060 chests towards the nrxt East India Company's sale;
also at public sale a parcel of 2S bags Honduras Cochineal,
two hags only of which were good original black, and
fetched Ss SA. a Bs. 11.1. per Ili.; the remaining 26 bags
were middling to good fair silvers, and sold from 6s. I Id.
a 7s. 61. per ; 130 tons Honduras Logsvood in bind,
sold from Si. 10s. a Si. 15s.