The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-29 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of Friday.)

Sun aa.—The Sugar Market has been steady all the
week ; the average daily sales are 600 hhds. ; there is not
the slightest alteration in the prices, but there is an ap-
parent heaviness in the Market. At the close of the Market
this afternoon, the purchases for the week are estimated at
2,200 lihds., and as a great part was taken off privately sat
a late hour each day, it is believed that the holders have
given the turn of the Market to the sellers. The Refined
trade has been languid all the week, and purchases may be
made 6d. to Is. per cwt. under the former currency ; the
stock of low goods is still inconsiderable, but in fine there
is some accumulation. Molasses are dull and lower. This
afternoon the Market is very heavy.
FOREIGN SUGARS.--In Foreign Sugars there are no
purchases to report.
EAST INDIA SUCAR:—By- public sale, this week, 1,884
bags Mauritius, chiefly yellow descriptions, for which
there is a good demand, and the late prices were fully sup-
ported ; but a considerable proportion was taken in, as the
holders appeared to .be expecting an advance, which the
buyers would not comply with; the inquiries after Mau-
ritius by private contract continue. About 300 bags Siam
Sugars sold at full prices.
WEST INDIA MOLASSIZS..—III West India Molasses no
sales are reported.
COFFEE.—There have been no public sales of Coffee this
week till this forenoon. By private contract it is re-
ported some purchases have been made at rather lower rates,
owing, no doubt, to the pressure for money ; good ord.
St. Domingo sold at 365. a 375. The public sale this
forenoon consisted of 88 casks 4 bags 13erbice Coffee,
chiefly of the middling descriptions, tine middling SOs. a
835., middling 71s. The market is *hill.
Rust, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--ID low Leeward
Run► there is no alteration; the sales are so trivial that the
quotations must be considered nominal; the request fin•
Jamaica Rums appears reviving; but the purchases are still
on a limited scale—they consist of 31 and 32 over, at 4s.
and 4s. Id. Brandy ia in more demand ; the purchases
are chiefly stnallvareels for shipment at framer prices. In
Geneva there is no alteration.

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FRUIT.—On Friday and Saturday last about 600 brie.
new Carabourna and Red Smyrna Raisins were taken off
rather eagerly by the trade, the Carabourna at 485., and
Red Smyrnas at 475. ; but after having taken a sufficient
quantity to execute their orders, the buyers became less
anxious to purchase, and are now only taking off small
parcels is. lower price. New Sultana Raisins go off ra-
ther freely at 70s. ; but new Turkey Figs, in consequence
of the quality of the parcels at present imported this year
being very indifferent, are taken off by the buyer, only in
such parcels as suit their trade. For new Currants there
has been rather more demand this week, and the demand
for Fruit generally appears to become more extensive and
improving.
TEA.---The prompt to-day appears to consist chiefly of
the better kinds of Congou, and prwate trade Teas ; of
the former some parcels have been sold at Id. discount.
MrTAT.3.—The principal feature in the metal market
during the week is the unexpected rise in the price of Spel-
ter, from I I/. 7s. 6d. to 121. 55., while, according to the
last accounts from Calcutta, dated 3d July, the price of
that article had fallen to W. 10s., and was expected to fall

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