The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-25 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.-The reduced stock of West India Sugars, and the
determination of the buyers not to purchase except for their
immediate wants, produced a great stagnation in the market
last week; the estimate of the sales of Muscovades was only
1,000 hhds. and tees. The stock of West India Sugar is now
5,609 hhds. and tees., which is 3,054 less than last year. The
stock of Mauritius 43,136 bags, being 9,059 less than last year. .
The delivery of West India Sugars last week 1,394 hhds. and
tees., being 998 less than last year. The delivery of Mauritius
8,522 bags, being 1,265 more than the corresponding week of
1831. The Sugar markets are shut this morning, on account of
the holyday ; the market will open tomorrow. The stock of
Refined on sale is now so very limited that the holders evince
no disposition to meet the offers of the export houses, which
are low; the wholesale grocers are purchasing scarcely any
thing for the home consumption of the country ; the quots,.
tions were in consequence nominal during the last week.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-About 8,000 bags of Mauritius
Sugars were sold last week, the brown and low yellow about
495. a 525. fully supported former prices, the coloury sold still
low in proportion, but the whole went off with briskness, being
much wanted, on account of the scarcity of West India destriti=
lions, and being 2s, under the prices of West India. The Corp
pany's Bengal Sugars, 8,642 bags, sold Is. 6d. above the last
sale ; yellow good 245. a 245. 6d., white 255. 6d, a 295. 6(1. ;
about 8,000 bags Manilla and Siam were brought forward; about
one half were taken in, good yellow Manilla 245. and T.'s., good
white Siam 245. 6d. a 255. I
FOREIGN SUGARS.-There were very few purchases of
Foreign Sugars reported last week, the advanced price having
checked the request ; the following is the currency :-Bahia,
good brown and yellow, 21s. 6d. a 225. 6d., white low to good
235. 6d. a 275. ; Rio fine brown to good yellow 20s. 6d. a 235. 6d.,
ord. white 245. 6d. a 305. 6d. for fine; Pernams fine yellow to
ord. white 235. a 265., good white 295. There is a report of a
cargo of Foreign Sugar having been sold at Is. advance, but we
believe there is no truth in the report ; the market is, however,
likely to rise, as the failure of the crop in the Brazils is certain•:
Average price of Sugar 1/. 9s. per cwt.
COFFEE.-There was no public sale of Coffee last week,
but the favourable accounts received from Holland occasioned
a brisk demand by private contract at full Market prices; about
5,000 bags changed hands at the following prices :-lifireil
good to fine ord. 565. a .595. ; St. Domingo pale to good ord:
575. 6d. a 58s. 6d. ; Cheribon and Ceylon 555. a 565. The trans-
actions in British I'lantation were on the most confined scale ;
no Jamaica was offering. There were no public or private
sales of Coffee this day, but the market has a firm appearance.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The Rum Mar-
ket is very dull, as few holders will sell at any reduction. There
is still an inquiry after Brandy. Geneva is unvaried.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The Tallow Market
continues to advance firmly, but there are no extensive pur-
chases at the improvement. In Hemp or Flax there is no '
material alteration.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-In the last week the import of
Foreign Butter was 3,256 casks, of Irish 2,214 firks, and of
Bacon 5,274 bales; in addition to which we have had a further'
import of nearly 2,000 bales of Bacon yesterday. Fine Friesland
Butter at the quay we quote 965. a 98s; Cork and Limerick of
fair assortments Nis. a 82s. ; Carlow, as to quality, 78s. a &25.,
and Waterford 665. a 725. landed ; the sale for Irish Butter,
however, is ver► limited at these quotations. There is a heavi-
ness in the Bacon Market, and although we quote singed Wa-
terford landed 50s. a 525., and Limerick 495. a 505., the trans-
actions at those prices are confined to necessitous buyers; at
50s. on board for forward shipment there are several sellers of
Waterford Bacon, but the cheesemongers consider the price
much too high to tempt them to go into purchase. Bale Mid- \
tiles sell very slowly at 40s. a -185. and tierce Middles as to qua-
lity we quote 465. a 50s. landed. Bladder Lard 60s. a 665., and
Irish Hams, as to weight and quality, we quote 565. a fibs. and
landed. In Beef and Pork not much doing, but late prices are
supported.

SILK—The Market is not so brisk as last week, but prices
are better, and good articles meet with a ready sale at an ad-
vance inferior articles are fetching better prices.
TEA.—The Market is dull. Boheas that cost 2s. are now
at id. premium, and in Congous but little doing.
FRUlT.—There is little alteration in Fruit; the sales arc
inconsiderable.

SALTPETRE.— Saltpetre is dull and lower, sales. at Ills, a.
345.
COTTON.—The Market is firm.
INDIGO.—There is no material alteration in Indigo since
the sale at the India House, the particulars of which we gave
last Tuesday; there are fewer parcels on the Market than
usual after an East India sale, the prices are fully supported,
and there are a good number of buyers at India House prices.
ASHES.—Ashes at public sale last week realized quotations,
and went off better than was e pected.
OlLS.—There is more doing in Olive Oil, and prices arc
rather looking up ; Sperm and Common Oils steady ; Linseed
Oil more inquired for, and prices rather improving; in Rape -
Oil for forward delivery there are large purchases, though for
or esent use there are sellers.

TURPENTINE.—Not any froth arrivals of rough ; the
Market very firm.
RICE.--There are no sales of Rice reported.

COUNTRY CORN MA Rht, OU RING 711 L WEEK.

Wheat. f Barley. Oats. I Beans..
------.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to a.
Boston .. 60 —1) I 20 33 .—.
Gainsborough ..... 61 38 20 35
Grantham , - 57 65 37 44 18 25 37 39
Grimsby 56 66 28 36 16 22 28 56
Horncastle 56 63 30 35 16 22 30 34
Lincoln —....--.... 56 61 39 41 18 21 31 36
Spilsby _ . 58 62 30 38 18 22 32 05
St din tbrd 5O 67 31 38 21 24 98 18
York--.--... 53 64 30 41 16 25 30 40
LEWES" MA It K ET.— April 24.
White Wheat (per quarter)* J.:3 4 0 to £3 8 0
Red ditto ..—.. . 16 0 3 4 0
Barley-- 1 4 0 1 7 0
Oats, New ----..... 1 1 0 1 3 0
Pease - 1 15 0 1 17 0
Oil Cake, New---*......., 12 0 0 per thousand.

0
0 per th

NORWICH, April 21_
Wheat (per qr.) ...., 60s 675. 725. Beans (per qr.) ..........., Ws. 37g.
8ar1ey........,..,.,.,..... 235. 325. 345. Pease, Grey 345. 38.5.
Oats —,....—....... 2(ls. :2.35. '27s. Flour, fine (per sack) 4Ss. 54

CANTERBURY, April 21.
:xis. to 68s. to —43.