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

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The transactions in sugar last week wereyery
extensive, being estimated at 4,300 hhds. and tea. ; the
holders met the buyers freely at the reduction we stated,
but at the close of the week prices were a shade higher,
particularly the brown descriptions. The estimated sales
this day are 900 hhds. and trs., including the Barbadoes:
the holders are now asking higher prices. The stock of
West India Sugar is now 29,098 hhds. and trs., which la
14,985 less than the last year. The stock of Mauritius is
45,820 bags, being 60,698 less than last year. The deli-
very of West India Sugar is 4,107 hhds. and trs., being
644 more than last year. The delivery of Mauritius 5,386
hies, being 5,278 less than the corresponding week of
1831. The Refined Market was very heavy last week, on
account of the unfavourable reports from the principal
foreign ports; brown Lumps were reported at 635., but
we think that yesterday and this forenoon there is more
firmness, and few parcels now offer under 645. This
afternoon there is no alteration in refined ; the market 11
heavy on account of the unfavourable reports of the Ham-
burg Market brought by the steam-boat.
EAST INDIA Sucaas.—There were no purchases of
East India Sugars last week worth reporting.
?MAURITIUS SUGARS.—There was a brisk demand for
Mauritius Sugars last week, particularly for the brown, at
51s. a 525., but the importers hold only a few hundred
bags, and the whole stock in the warehouses is only
45,520 bags, and as these sugars have come into sucb
favour, the first arrivals are likely to meet an extensive
demand.

FOREIGN SUGARS..— By the public sale on Friday last►
'2,156 boxes Havannab Sugar were brought forward; a
large proportion was taken in, the remainder sold la.
lower ; fine white, 355. a 375. ; good yellow, 255. a 271.
COFFEE.—British Plantation Coffee last week advanced
again about 25., making the Market prices within ls. of
the late highest rates ; good ord. Jamaica 795. 6d. and
80s., fine ord. 81s. and 82e. In Foreign and East India
Coffee there was no alteration, the holders would not qub-
mit to any reduction, and the buyers declined purchasing ;
a parcel of Mysore sold Is. lower. By public sale, this
forenoon, 150 casks British Plantation fully supported the
late advance, the fine ord. Jamaica, mixed with white
Beans, sold at 80s. 6d., and ord. mid. 83s. and 83s. 6d. ;
fine ord. Dominica dull, sold at 805. 6d. ; 216 bags Si-
=rang sold, good at 565. There is a favourable opinion
entertained as to the future prices of Coffee, that a high
currency will be maintained.
RU3f, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--The Rum Market
continues dull, but we think that the holders are more
firm, as the buyers cannot purchase on such low terms as
formerly. The home consumption of Brandy is so exten-
sive that the market prices must be again stated Id. per
gallon higher ; the quantity cleared at the Custom-house
is twice as large as at the corresponding period of leaf
year. In Geneva there is no alteration.
Hxmr, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market ig
rather more firm ; the buyers cannot purchase on such
low terms as during the last week. In Hemp or Fla%
here is no alteration.

IRISH PROVISIONS.—The import of Foreign Be'
ter in the last week was 5,054 casks, of Irish 4,05
firkins, and of Bacon 1,892 bales, with a further import
yesterday of 8,233 firkins of Irish Butter, and 2,348 bale
of Bacon. The Butter Market is very heavy, with WI
Laic prospect of improvement in price ; the make is most
abundant, and a considerable accumulation of stock is
naturally looked for by the cheesemongers before long.
Fine Friesland Butter we quote 86s. a 88s. at the quay;
Cork 795. on board, 818. landed; Limerick 80a on
board, 82s. a 83s. landed ; Waterford 78s. to 80s. 00
board, 80s. to 81s. landed ; Carlow 80s. to 82s. on
hoard, 82e. to 84s. landed, and Newry, for shipment its
this month, is ineffectually offering on the market at 76a.
on board.—Bacon continues to meet a fair sale, and for
prime fresh small-singed Waterford 545. in some partial
instances has been obtained, but we cannot quote the general
price for singed Waterford over 51s. a 535., nor for
Limerick over 50s. a 52s.—Bate Middles we quote 445.
a 465. ; Tierce Middies 454. a 48s.—fl-lfast Bladder Lard
565. a 58s. ; Waterford Bladder Lard 61s. a Oa—Bel-
fast Hams 584. a 655., and fine small Limerick 735.
765. landed.—ln Beef and Pork very little business is
doing, prices fur which are nominal.

SALTPETRE.—There is not much doing in Saltpetre►
but the prices are very firm.
RlM—Rice is held with much firmness for rather
higher prices. By public sale this day, 1,700 bags Ben.
gal 16s. a 16s. 6d.

FAULT.—The only business doing in this article at pie'
sent is in Currants, of which a fair quantity has been take'
off at 68s. for Zante and Cephalonia.
Corrox.—There is no alteration in the Cotton market'
SPlCES.—Spices are very dull, but there are few seller'
at any reduction in price. This day at public sale 40
bags Black Pepper taken in.
TEA.—The market generally steady, and the clearing
considerable; Boheas, large chests, 3s. I id.
INDIGO.—There is little alteration in Indigo ; some
parcels of middling and ordinary of the India House sale
have been purchased at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per lb'
For the fine descriptions there is no inquiry.
OlLS.—Common Oils are rather higher, owing to the
retarded arrivals of new seal, together with the bad tte:
counts from Greenland, and the expected short re°
fishery. Seed Oils are firm in price ; considerable poe'
chases of Linseed Oil have been made this week for the
American market.

TURPENTINE —No sales to report; good rough, U)
arrived, principally to drawers direct.

Hors.—The accounts from the hop districts state the
late thunder storms and heavy rains have had a gad
effect; the estimated duty has advanced to 165,0001.

COUNTRY CORN MARKEI'S DURING IHE WEE&
___

Wheat.

Barley.

Oats. 1 Bean'.

a. to a.
—. 62

8. to 8.
25
37
37 44
32
30 35

8. to s. s. to 0'
—. 18 35 5
-- 20 0
20 26 36 A
17 23 35 0
''''
18 22 40 ,e/
18 21 35
18 22 38 4.
5b
20 25 33 o
16 26 32

59 66
56 68
60 63
58 62
60 65
58 64
52 72

30 34
30 3S
34 44

NORWICH. Aug. 4.
Wheat (per qr.) 60s 68s. 70s. I Beans (per qr.) 355. 01.
Barley 3os. 345. 365. Pease, 365.
Oats 225. 265. 28s. Flour, fine (per sack) 495. 5".

CANTERBURY. Aug. 4.

Wheat, white, 6os. to 725. --s. to -.4'
red 545. to Ms. Old _B. to
Barley, Malting —s. to —s. Grinding.. 265. to
Oats
Beans 335. to 38s. or.. Old
Pease —s. to --s. Grey.