The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-30 00:00:00

LONDO. MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
SUGAR —The Sugar Market became very animated
last week ; the purchases, both for the home trade and for
refining, were very extensive, being estimated above 4,000
hhds. and trs. for the week ; the prices were fully Is. per
cwt. higher ; the request was particularly directed to
brown Sugars, and at the close of the week few p trcels
offered under 50s. Contrary to the general expectation,
the supply of new Sugar brought to market was quite
inconsiderable, and nearly the whole was eagerly taken off,
at an early hour, at a further advance, making a rise since
this day week of is. 6d. a 2s. per cwt ; few or no brown.
now under 505.; the estimated sales this day 1,100 hhds.
and trs. The Refined Market was well cleared of good.
last week, at rather higher prices ; low Lumps 655. ; the
fine goods for the home consumption of the country sold
also at higher rates. Molasses dull at 255. The Market is
again very firm this afternoon, and higher prices are now
asked.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.—The public sales of Mauritius
in the middle of last week went off heavily, but towards
the close of the Market the' demand became general and
animated, and prices Is. higher were'readily obtained ; the
Siams sold at a similar improvement. This day's sale=
3,410 bags Mauritius sold with briskness 495. a 53a. being
an advance on the prices of Friday, and Is. a Is. Gd. higher
than on this day week.
FOREIGN SuaAßs.--The Foreign Sugars at Market are
held with firmness for higher prices.
WEST INDIA MuLAssEs.—Several parcels of West In-
dia Molasses sold last week at 265. a 274; a parcel very
ordinary at 255. Gd. Average price of Sugar, 14 Gs. Ild.
per cwt.

Corrxa.—Foreign and Eset India Coffee advanced Is.
a 2s. and, with the public sales, about 10,000 bags were
disposed of. St. Domingo 60s. and file. very good qua-
lity, 595. for fair, and 58s. a 58s. 6d. for ordinary; Bra.
zils 60s. a 625. British Plantation Coffee tell about 21.
per cwt. good to fair ordinary Jamaica 753. a 78s. large
parcels Sumatra 525. a 535. Two small public sales of
Jamaica Coffee sold to-day with more firmness, 203 casks
40 barrels ordinary to good ordinary 745. a 745. 6d. good
and fine ordinary 765. 6d. a 78s. fine fine ordinary 79a. ;
197 bales Mocha sold law 70s. 6d. and 71s.
Rum, BRANDT, AND HOLLANDS.—The RUED Market
continues dull, the few parcels sold are chiefly for export ;
no alteration can be stated in the prices ; the quotations are
nearly nominal.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market
has been heavy and declining. In Hemp and Flax there
is little variation.

latsu PaovisioNs.—ln the last week the import of
Foreign Butter was 4,101 casks, of Irish 219 firkins,
and of Bacon 2,331 bales. Friesland Butter at the quay
we quote 84e. a 86s. Holstein 80s. and Leer, Emden,
&c. 76e. a '7Be. per cwt. I❑ old Irish Butter there is so
little doing that prices must be considered nominal, and in
new Irish the cheesemongers are not disposed to go into
purchases at the present prices demanded by the shippers,
anticipating they will be much lower before long; some
sales of new Waterford shipped have been made at 665.
and Limerick at 86s. a 87e. on board, but at 2s. a 3s.
under those quotations there are sellers for shipment. Ba-
con landed meets a fair sale, but the transactions in bales
on board are still few. Prime singed Waterford we quote
50s. a 525. landed, and 50s. a 51e on board generally
demanded ; Limerick 495. a 51e. landed, 495. a 50e. on
board ; Bale Middles landed we quote 445. a 46s ; Tierce
Middles 469. a 50s ; Bladder Lard 600. a 655. and Hams
as weight and quality 565. a 70s. Some partial sales of
Limerick small Hams hare been made at 72e. For both
Beef and Pork the holders are asking an advance in price
on our last quotation,.

SPICES.-There is still a demand for Pepper, and the
advance is firmly maintained ; mid. Pimento sells bid.
and 51d.

FRUIT.—The sales of Fruit are limited, Patras Currants
695, and 70s. for the sound; Eleme Raisins 40s.

Im»tco•—There is no alteration in Eist India Indigo ;
the Market is firm ; the chief purchases are for export. At
public sale a good parcel Guatemala Indigo sold list week
at 2s. 7d. a 4s. 2d.

SALTPETRE.—SaItpetre is dull at the late reduction,
ord. quality 26e.
TEA.—Boheas have become scarce at our last quota.
tions. Congous, especially the better descriptions, are dull
of sale. Twankays and Hysons without demand.
HOPS.—The accounts from the country state that the
plant grows fast, but that more flies than usual have ap-
peared ; the weather is to-day very favourable, the mild
rain having succeeded the late warm and dry weather.
SILK.—Our demand is steady, and prices are firm at
the late quotations.
ASHES.—At public sale last week Ashes went off
heavily.
OlLS.—Fish Oils are rather lower, at public sales last
week purchases of Seal and Cod Oil were made 31. a 51.
per tun below previous prices ; quotations are now the
nearest real prices. In Seal Oils large business continues
to be done. Linseed Oil has advanced, and from the
scarcity and high price of S ed abroad is expected higher.
TURPENTINE.—No arrivals or sales; Spirits rather
lower, and but little demand.

RICE.—The price of ord. Bengal had fallen to 135..
hut there have been sales since at 13s. 6.1. and it would
be difficult now to purchase under the latter.
COTTON.—The Market is steady ; few purchases to
report.

oUNTRY CORN MARKE'T'S DURING THE WEEK.

1 Wheat. I Barley. 1 Oats. 1 Beans.

s. to

S. to

s. s. to s.
18 34
20 34
25 36 38
21 30 36
22 30 34
24 34 36
22 34 E 6
23 98 Z 8
25 30 .2

63 -
63 37
61. 30

37 -
44 18
34 17
35 16
40 20
34 20
38 21
45 16

55 63 3O
59 63 39
56 62 30
53 63 33
52 66 36