The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-01 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(Front the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR-The Sugar Market was apparently heavy last'
week, but the transactions were extensive, as the buyers
bought on more favourable terms; the purchases were es'
timated at 3,soohhds. and trs. ; the Market closed on
Friday rather more firm. The stock of West India Sugar
is saw 31,781 hhds. and trs., which is 14,387 less that
last year. The stock of Mauritius is 51,206 bags, being
65,781 less than the last year. The delivery of
West India Sugar is 3,691• hhds. and trs., being
153 less than last year. The delivery of Mauritius 5,701
bags, being 1,686 less than the corresponding week of
1831. The demand for West India Muscovades has
been general and extensive; the trade are out of stock, and
as they could purchase on lower terms, they came freely
forward ; the estimated sales this day are 1,500 hdds. and
trs., including the public sales of Barbadoes and Trinidad ;
the prices at the close of the day are rather higher than
on Friday, particularly the brown. The refined trada wag
dull last week, the purchases being confined to the borne
trade, and the grocers purchased on rather lower prices ;
some partial sales of low lumps were reported at 635. 6d.
a 645. There was no alteration in the Refined Market,
but the brisk demand for Muscovades must eventually
have a favourable effect on Refined goods.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.-The only sales reported last
week were of Siams, 235. a 255. 6d.
MAURITIUS SUGARS.-The stock of Mauritius Sugars
in this market is mostly out of the hands of the impor'
ters ; the purchases last week were inconsiderable, and
there was no alteration in prices.
FOREIGN SUGARS.--In Foreign Sugars no sales were
reported last week.
COFFEE. -The Coffee Market was heavy, and declining
in price; the reduction in British Plantation was about
2s. per cwt. on all qualities above fine ord., and Ss. t 5
4s. on the ord. and triage ; good ord. Jamaica sold 755.
a 765., and fine ord. 775. and 785., triage 625. a 725.
In East India or Foreign few or no sales were reported;
large parcels of the latter were withdrawn from public
sale, there being no buyers. The small public sale of 41
casks British Plantation this day went off with briskness
ls. 6d. a 2s. higher, ord. middling at 81s. 6(1. In Fu'
reign or East India there are no sales by private contract.
The market is more firm this afternoon.
BUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND& -Io the Rum IMP
ket there is still little doing ; the prices are nearly norm'
nal. As the demand for Brandy continues general and_
extensive, principally for home consumption, the prices
may be stated Id. per gallon higher. For Geneva there
is no inquiry.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The Tallow Market
continues dull, but purchases cannot be made on such lase 1
terms as last week. In Hemp there is no alteration. FIS
is quoted higher.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-In the last week the import of
Foreign Butter was 4,191 casks of Irish, 4,264 firkins
and of Bacon 1,895 bales, with a further arrival yesterday
of about 1,200 bales of Bacon. The price of Foreign
Butter at the quay has declined within the last few days;
the finest Friesland Butter cannot be quoted over 88s. to' ,
slay ; Irish Butter keeps pretty stationary, and is not'
likely to be lower until we have an accumulation of stoei4,
at the wharfs. Limerick we quote 80s. on board fa
parcels now shipped, and 83s. landed ; Cork '79s. ‘5l
board, 81e. and 82s. landed ; Carlow, 80s. and 82s. or
hoard, 82s. and 84s. landed ; and Waterford, as to repute'
of brands, '7Bs. a 80s. on board, 80s. a 828. landed. There, r
are very few, if any, speculative sales making for forward
shipment. Bacon continues to meet a fair sale, prises
singed Waterford we quote 51s. a 535. and Limerick 50'
a 525. landed. Bale Middles sell slowly at 445. a 46s
and Tierce Middles at 445. a 48s. landed. Bladder Lail
as to quality we quote 565. a 635. Belfast Hams, 58s. e
645. and fine small-sized Limerick, 731. a '76s. landed'
In Beef and Pork little doing, but prices are steady.
INDIGO. -The Market continues dull : there is no 15'
teration in prices.
FRUIT. -The only alteration in Fruit is in Currants;
there is more demand since it was ascertained that there
will be no reduction in the duty at present.
SALTPETRE. -The large public sales of - last week'
about 5,000 bags Saltpetre, partly 30,. 6d. a 38s. since
which the Market is more firm.
Orr.s.-Oils generally are steady in prices, though net
much doing in them.

TURPE;TINE.—No arrivals or sales.
ASIIES.-Holders are firm, and sanguine of a furtligl
advance.

RlM—The demand for Rice has rather improved. ,
Corrow.—There is no alteration in the Cotton Marice;
The sales lately are inconsiderable; they consist of
17 Madras, good fair 4id. ; 30 Surat, good fair qd.; ,
Pernams, good fair 91-d. ; 160 Bowed, fair to good
50 Bengal, good-fair qd.
TOBACCO.—In 'Tobacco there is no alteration.
Hors.—The accounts from the best districts state 1,.
increase of fly; the crop is in a very precarious state.
duty is estimated at 150,0001. to 155,0001.
.SILK.—The Silk trade, since the sitting of the Clf
mittee in the House of Commons, has been in a very oel
pressed state, but few sales effecte.f, and the prices code
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quently remain stationary. The Brutia Market is ratted
lower, but even at the reduction of prices but little bO5
nese is doing.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING IHE WEE

Wheat. Barley. I Oats. 1.2.3,.„>15*
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. —s_
Boston 62 25 18 35 5/
Gainsborough « 65 37 20
Grantham 58 65 37 44 19 26 36 40
Grimsby
liorncastle. 6O 63 30 35 16 20 40 51
Lincoln . 58 (2 18 24 35 4(1
60 6.5 30 34 18 22 38 516
54 64 30 38 20 25 33 Ig
52 72 34 44 16 26 32

NORWICH, July 28.
Wheat (per qr.) 60s 68s. 70s. Beans (per qr.) 355. 434:0
Barley 303. 345. 365. I Pease, Grey-- 365. 10,
Oats 2:25. Ws. 28s. Flour, fine (per sack) 495.

RKETS.

PTE.—FRIDAY, Jul'
From To
31 0 38 0
11 6 12 0
—0 0
8 9 12 0
4 0 22 0
9 6 15 0

Aver
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If 0 1 220 1
Flour 48s. 4d. per
- from 21s. Od.
from 17s. 0(1.
- from ss. 01
(READ.
Half Quartern..............