The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-04 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(Front the ,London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The Market for Muscovades has been quiet all the
week. The estimated sales for the week arc 2,b00 hogsheads and
tierces; the prices are fully supported ; it there is any alteration
in the Market it is rather higher, particularly for fine and for
strong working Sugar. In the Refined Market there has been
an increasing disposition to purchase the low goods this week,
particularly Lumps. Although there does not appear to have
been quite so much animation in the demand for low goods this
afternoon, a good deal of business has been done quietly at a small
reduction in prices : in the middling descriptions for melting
there has been more doing, and prices are fully maintained. Of
crashed very few sales of any description have been made this
week.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.-Since last Thursday there have
been no public sales of Mauritius, but some few small parcels have
changed hands by private contract at former prices. Nine
thousand bags Bengal are advertised for next Wednesday by the
East India Company. This day's public sale 1,735 bags Mauritius
Sugars in bond sold a shade lower, 16s. a 225.
FOREIGN SUGARS.-1,321 chests yellow, 68 chests white
Havannah, and 230 chests 74 brls. Brazil, have been offered at
public sale ; the yellow Havannah was a good parcel as to colour,
but generally of soft quality ; the whole, however, found buyers,
and at an advance of about Is., brown selling from OIL 6d. a
226. 6d , mid. to good yellow from 235. a 241. 6cl , and fine yellow
from 255. a 265. ; the white Havannah was of mid. colour and
quality, and brought from 31s. 6d. a 325. ; the greater part of the
Brazils found buyers, the strong lots sold higher, but soft quali-
ties went rather cheaper; the following arc the prices-Rio good
greyish white, very strong and dry 255., mid. to good yellow 18s.
a 225. 6d. ; Bahia, mid. to good white 235. 6d. a 255., good brown
18s., good yellow 215., damaged low white 20s ; Pernambuco,
good white soft 245. 6d., mid. white 225. 6d., low yellowish white
20s. 6d. a 21s. 6d. brown 13s. tad. a 15s. 6d., yellow 16s. 6d. a 18s.,
damaged brown 14s. 6d., damaged white 18s. 6d. By private con.
tract about 120 chests and 80 brls. soft low to mid. white Pernams
have been disposed of from 19s. to :Xis. 64.-2,816 boxes have
been reported since last Thursday. This day's public sales 299
chests 113 brim. Pernams sold at previous prices, white 20s. 6d. a
235. 6d., brown 15s. 6d. a 16s. 6d.
COFFEE.-At a large public sale of Coffee 3,854 bags Ceylon
sold at full market prices 525. a 525. 6d., and went off with brisk-
ness ; 403 bags fine coloury Brazil sold 565. a 575. 6d., which was
Is. a Os. higher than previous prices ; the quality was, however,
uncommonly fine. By private contract, a parcel of St. Domingo
sold at 545. In British Plantation Coffee there were few pur-
chases and no variation in prices. This day's public sales 678
bags gut India ; yellow Cheribon, a little mixed, sold 53a. a
535. 6d. ;which is rather lower, but it is, not suitable for home con-
sumption at the 9d. duty ; Ceylon sold 51s. a 51s. 6d., former
prices.-201 bags pale Havannah all taken in at 535.-The British
Plantation, Jamaica sold Os. a 3s. lower, good mid. fiiBs. a 935.,
good ord. Sis. 6d.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLL ANDS.-The purchases of Rum
were more extensive this week ; Leewards, three over, have beets
sold at Is. 4%d., and 30 over about Os. ; Jamaica 30 over 2s. 2d.,
There is not so much doing in Brandy ; the priees are main.
tained. Some sales of pale Geneva 2.5. Bd. a 2s 9d., which are
former prices.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The Tallow Market,
which was very brisk last week at 455. 6d. a 455. 9d., has fallen to
455., and the Market is dull at the reduction. This afternoon by
public sale 147 casks Odessa Yellow Candle Tallow, all bought in
445. 9d. ; 21 casks Cape ditto, 435. 9d. a 445.
COTTON.-The demand for Cotton for export has been ge-
neral : the prices are rattier higher. Sales this week are 1,600
Surat, ord. mid., 4d. a 4%d. ; 110 Bengal, good fair, 4%d. a
4%d. ; 440 Bowed, ord. to fine, 5%d. a 6%d.; 1,210 Egyptian,
fair to good fair, 6%d. a 6%c1.; 900 Surats, public sale, mid. to
good, 4%d. a 4%d ; 60 Bengal, ditto, ord.. 4d. a 414 d.
SALTPETRE-Saltpetre is very dull, rough about 375.
INDIGO.-The Indigo Market has become heavy, on account
of the large public sales advertised.
JUTE-This afternoon by public sale 205 bales East India
Jute, 18/. ss. a 1151. 10s.
SILK-There is no new feature in the Silk Market since our

last • prices are the same.
TEA.—Boheas in large chests are now at 4s. Id., Congou chests
Is. 1 d., duty paid; there is no demand for the cheapest Congous.
WOOL.—During the past month a great deal of business has
been done, and large sales both of German and Spanish Wools
have been made; the stock on hand of the right selling kinds is
small, and the supplies come in very slowly; on the 22d instant
there will be a public sale of 400 bales New South Wales and Van
Dieman's Land Wool, 100 German, and 60 Cape of Good Hope
Wool.

RICE.—In Rice there is no alteration.
FRUIT.—The demand continued very limited; in prices there
is very little variation.