The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-04 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From. the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.-There has been a great improvement in the
demand for Muscovades this week; the estimated par'
chases are 4,300 hbds. and trs. ; at the early part of the
week the importers met the buyers freely at the late redne'
tion we have stated, which facilitated sales, but at the 008 e
this afternoon the Market was rather higher, prices heia,
given which were not obtainable last week. In RAO
goods there has been little variation. This afternoon the
Market is very dull ; low Lumps offer freely at 635. 6(1.
Molasses 245. and 245. 6d.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.-No Public Sales since last Week,
and little or nothing doing by private contract.
MAURITIUS SUGARS.-There has been no public saki
the stocks in the hands of the Importers are reduced 08
few hundred bags. The same active demand as noticed
ailave for British Planation Sugar, of brown sorts fro!?
51s. to 51s. 6d., is likewise the present feature of this
market; any quantity of which would find eager buyers,'
while other sorts are remaining dull of sale; some off°
of 535. to 535. 6d. were made at the beginning of the
we k for middling bright yellows, but these were held for
higher prices Should fresh arrivals be longer retarded! t
with the present small stock of about 49,500 bags, some
improvement in the value of this article will very robs'
lily take place.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-Nothing of any consequence bite
transpired either in Brazil or Havannah. The arrivals
since the 26th of July bring 3,619 boxes Havannah. '3l
public sale 2,156 boxes went Is. lower than the last sale,
the yellow at 255. a 275., the white at 355. a 375., a coo'
siderable proportion taken in.
COFFEE.-The demand for British Plantation Coirier
has been brisk and extensive. The prices have advanced
3s. to 4s. on ord., and 2s. on the finer descriptions,
recovering last vvea's depression, and rating now neat
at the late highest point of the market. Good ord. Jr
maica, 755. and 76,. last week, is now 793. 6d. and 304.
In East India and Foreign there have been few transav
Lions. Several parcels have also changed hands privatelf
at rather better prices. In Foreign and East India no'
thing has been done by private contract. The sales offered
325 hhds. 21 barrels British Plantation, 269 lihds. 31
barrels 2,244 bags Foreign : Jamaica triage sold froni
695. to 765. 6,1.; ord. at 765. ; good ord., 795. to 800.1
fine ord., 80s. 6d. ; fine fine ord., 82s. ; middling!
85s. 6d. to 88s. 6d. ; good middling, 925. ; Dominirlut
fine ordinary was bought in from 78s 6d. to 80s. Tbe.
Foreign (excepting 50 bags middling Laguira, which solo
at 70s. 6d.) was all withdrawn, there being no incline'
tion on the part of the buyers to bid any price near to
the expectation of the holders. Porto Rico, fine fine otti
baught in at the nominal price of 745. to 761. Lagtlit?
fine fine ord. foxy, withdrawn in the same way at 665.
to 635. The quantity imported since last week is 65."
casks 130 barrels British Plantation. This day's public
sale, 1,286 bales 96 bags Mysore Coffee, sold at an aver-le
of 625. 61., being is. lower, yet there is generally °
better opinion entertained respecting Coffee.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-In the Rum Markel
there is little change, but we do not think the buyers sae
purchase on such good terms as formerly; the only del
of any consequence are some strong Jamaicas at 3s. 110
home consumption of Brandy is on the most extensive
scale, and as the trade are without stock, the request in the
market has considerahly improved ; the advance is Id. t°
2,1 rer gallon. For Geneva there is no market.
TALLOW.-The Tallow Market is without briskneo
yet the prices are daily becoming more firm; the advance
is 3d. to 6d. per cwt.

1831. 183'2.
Stock of Tallow in London 32,474 8,557
Delivery, Weekly 2,029 1,633
Price Monday's) 4ls, 41s. 6d.
Nisi" PROVISIONS. —The arrival of Foreign Butter sio
our last. has been about 5,000 casks, of Irish about 5,00°
firkins, and of Bacon about 2,000 bales. For the fine./
Friesland Butter at the quay over 88s. cannot be obtained;
and although we nominally quote Limerick 80s. on board
(now shipped), 83s. landed, Cork 795. on board, 81s.
829. landed, and Wwerford 78s. a 80s. on board, 80s. I/
82s. landed, those prices are not to be obtained, excel)/
from necessitous buyers. Bacon maintains our last (II
Cations, say 51s. a 525. for prime singed Waterford,
50s. a 525. for Limerick. Bale and Tierce Middles,
wtll as Bladder Lard, sell slowly, but for Hams there i 0
moderate sale at our last quoted prices, In Beef and For
very little business doing.
RICE.-There is more demand for Rice ; the prices 5
rather higher. By public sale 1,515 bags Bengal, g 0
white 14s. and 15i., fine 16s. and 16s. 6d., being 6d. `-•
Is. higher.
INDIGO.—In fine Indigos there is nothing doing, ikel,
appear to be completely neglected ; for the ord. and 00
there is more demand, and in several instances an advatP,
of 2d. and 3d. per lb. on the India House sale prices bsr
been obtained.

Hors..—Toe accounts from the Hop Plantations 005
more unfavourable; the estimated duty fell from 150,00
to 135,000/. ; to day it is estimated at 140,0001.
TonAcco.--There are no purchases of Tobacco to 01
extent to report.
SPICES. —ln Spices there is no alteration ; the Markelo
is rather dull. About 800 bags Pimento were offered
public sale, fair quality 6d. a 6d., a large part sold.
SALTPETRE.-There has been little business in Sial.
petre by private contract ; rough nominally at about S
This day's public sales 1,500 bags, the high refractiOt,
31s. 6d. a 325., partly sold at:the latter price; 6 per ceil
sold 325. and 325. 6d., rather higher.
COTTON.-There is no new feature in the Col/
Market. The purchases this week consist of 200 Bosrocj
fine 6d., good 6id. ; 50 Madras, good fair qa.,
sd. ; 50 Bengal, good fair 4P. ; 50 Surats, fair 4'
good fair 4P. ; 60 Pernams, good fair 9d. ; 1001 fr
merara, ord. stained Id., good 9P.

PRICE OF SUGAR.
.10/1
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, comp-
from the Returns made in the week ending the 31th Weil
June, 1832, is 2;,5. 2.id. per Hundred Weight, exclusive of „.00
Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Import's'
thereof into Great Britain.

PRICE OF OIL. 0
.036
Rape Oil, brown .v.............. 321. 65...,,...,. Refined .......
.. ...4 0
Linseed Oil --- ---- ---
....... •-- 0
_
I
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, par th0u5and............... °l6
Rape Cake, per ton--
_..0....,

C'►AL MAR

,KET.—Aug.l3.
Per Ton. e 021 0
Walls End Walker „
Walls End Hetton Y
Walls End Stewart's.*** 21
6
to 0
Walls End Stobart's °it
Walls End Butter Knowl 0
Walls End Cleveland...* Ad 00
W. E. South Durham., 1;,-2
Walls End Tees ‘,7)
Cowpen v
Llangennech Pemberton
New Flockton, 1 Yi
and Co. 19
Silkstone Field and C 0.,,

Per Ton. s. cl_
Bensham Main 17 0
Garesfield l7 0
Holywell
Ord's Redhugh 17 3
lan field lB 6
Townley l7 6
Willington 19 6
Wall, End Callerton —. 17 6
Ditto Bewicke and C 0... 21 0
Walls End Gosforth 20 9
Walls End 20 6
Walls End Hilda 20 0
Ditto Killingworth 20 6
Walls End ltiddell's —. 20 6 ,
Ships arrived since

last market-day, 23.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE urSO,
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
Per Quarter.
„,, 13
Ashburn 62 66 22 27 a 2., 49
Basingstoke 48 73 28 33 20 24
„us,' 43
0
Bath
Bridgewater 54 70 26 29 22 26 2g
Bristol.-- 55 60 34 39 20 23 1,
43
Chesterfield 58 64 21 36 O.
Derby 64 66 30 33 24 28 30 4484
Devizes 66 70 28 33 ys 25 40 1
Doncaster 57 68 23 30 22 25 4 ,
Dorchester--..--. 56 68 29
38 19 2fi 3d
38 21 28 32
64 66
Gloucester 54 60 .16 43 21 30 91
Hu ngerford 56 79 39 23
28 34 21 32 58 66
44 23
Romsey 62 30 38 27 ~ 56 56 27
Shaftesbury „. 62 32 3
20
26 36
40
40
Shepton Mallet a(?
58 72 35 20 30 46.
Taunton
58 63 34 46 26 36A 144;
ssd d. 0 - Per Bushel. •d. •• 1. s.d. s. d. 1. d.
ShrewsburY 9 0 9 8 5 4 5 6 5 0 6 0 0
Sherborne...--.* 56_ 62 30 36 22 26 34

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BIRTHS. i i,of 6E,,
00 nn thethe 32,1istthult.
ult.atmßrsii.
On the 30th ult. at Cobhatn-hall, the Countess of Darlue
daughter.
ottlail
of
allitsesonco
Thornhill, jun., Esq., of a son.
On the 29th ult at Greenwich, the lady of Matthew Waiter'
Esq., of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple, of a daub
MARRIED. 00
Suffolk,
eningtothne_ialand
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et
Hon' to
On the Ist inst. at Neath, Glamorganshire, the iceut, e
Wingfield Stratford, of Addington-place, county of of tl,
Harriette Grant, daughter of the late Henry Grant, Esck' • ,
Gnoll, Glamorgansh 010
On the 24 inst. at Chigwell, Essex, Charles, eldest aro oirAoi
"anus Phillips, Esq., of Champion-lodge, Camberwell, vo.,
beth Ann, second daughter of John Ambler Mcaburn, ^--- - ,
West Hatch, Chigwell.
A, Th.age#,
On the 31st ult. at St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, :ler!. of ,•
Jerome, of Bishopsgate, to Eliza Ann, second da ugh
Rey"
Rogers, Esq , of Westham, Essex.
William K. Fletcher, M.A., Chaplain to the Hon. the P"
Company, to Miss Jewsbury.
DIED. •rillef
• ns, 1
On the Ist inst. of a decline, Mrs. Henry Watkins,
._,
On the Ist inst. at Penegoes, Montgomeryshire,,,,et 100
,ed eign
25th year.

,
On the Ist inst. at Weston House, St. Pancras, ag-jrgiblogi
years, Warren Hastings, the son of Mr. W. B. Diamond, o,_
_„,
On the Ist inst. at Rushford.lodge, Suffolk, the infant "
Thomas Thornhill, jun., Esq. son of ti,e
On the Ist inst. at Eton , Giffbrd Mainwaring, infant
Rev. W. G. Cookesley. vv. E. fil' 1
On the 3d inst. William John, the only son of Mr. ~, •
dison, of Walbrook, aged 15 months Car"
On the 3d inst. aged 35, Catherine. Louisa, wife of Mr. -
Blackith, York-place, City.road.
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