The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-24 00:00:00

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MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

. (From the London Nue Price Current of Tuesday.)
SUGAR.--The transactions in Muscovades last
week were rather extensive for the season of the
year; the purchases were by the Grocers and Re-
finers, who appear to be again out of stock; they
purchased only for their immediate wants, and as it
was ascertained the Market would be closed all this
week, on account of the holydays, the purchases in-
crew:a from 2,200 to 2,3oOhlids. and trs.; the prices
were without the slightest alteration. The stock of
Sugar is 923 hhds. and trs. more than last year; the
deliveries from the warehouse 2,552 hhds. and trs.,
being nearly the same as during the corresponding
week of 1827. Two show-rooms were opened for
the sale of Sugars this morning, but the Market ap-
peared to be deserted by the buyers. At the close
of the day no sales were reported. In the Refined
Market last week the purchases were more consi-1
derable than for some weeks past ; the purchases
were chiefly by the Grocers, they took a sufficient
quantity for their trade till after the holyday week.
The low Goods were taken off in small parcels by
the shippers. Bastards were in more demand.
Molasses were dull. The Refined Market is more
firm, but the purchases are still inconsiderable; there
are more inquiries for Molasses.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—The purchases have
been limited to small parcels bright yellow Mauritius.
WEST INDIA MoLsssits.-»Pareela arc offered at
lower prices, without facilitating sales.
FOREIGN Suosus.---Thero•is now abetter supply
of Brazil Sugars, but there were no sales of any
Foreign descriptions last week.
COPFEE.—The sales of Coffee last week were
confined to small parcels Jamaica and Berbice fur
the home consumption, at market prices; the only
purchases of Foreign and East India were small
parcels of damai,-ed, which sold at good prices. There
were no sales of Coffee this day.
Rtnn, BRANDY AND HOLLANDS.---The purchases
of Rum have been quite inconsiderable during the
last week. Brandies continue to be taken off in
small parcels for shipping. In Geneva no transac-
tions are reported.
HEMP, FLAX, AND Tsnow.---Tallow last week
was dull and declining, but the holders appear now
to make a stand, and apparently the market is more
firm. In Hemp or Flax there is no material alteration.
IRISH PROVISIONS.--There is little alteration in
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Irish Provisions. Butters are lower; arrivals last
week, 1,670 firkins Ifish, and 5,161 casks Foreign.
Hops.—ln Hops there is no alteration; the, sales
are very limited.

INDIGo.--The purchases of Indigo are confined to
small picked parcels of the late India House sale, at
a premium of 6d. per lb., and about 200 chests of
former sales at the rate of 3d. per lb. advance on the
late sale.

RICE.—The sales are inconsiderable; small parcelt
Carolina, gnod quality, at 375.; gOod Madagascar
12s. a ‘o !d ordinary Bengal, at 15s.
COTTON.---'j here was an improvement in the de-

CIIESTER.—Wheat, per 751 b. 12s. Od. to 12s. 3d., 8a11cy,39 qtts
6... 3d. to tis. Oats, 491 b. 3s. Od. to 4.i. tkt.
NANTwictl.--Wheat, per 751 h. 12s. Od. to Its. 6d. ; Batley, 38
qtts. 6s. Od. to 6s. sd. ; Oats, 506. 4s. 3d. to sq. Od.

GLASGOW MARKETS.
(From the Glasgow Herald of Monday.)

Although the transactions in Rsw SUGARS still
continue limited, yet there is more disposition shown
by the trade to make investments, provided they
could conic in at rather lower rates; the holders,
however, are firm for the better descriptions, which
are scarce, and will not give way in their demands;
while they have latterly accepted in some instances
rather lower price 9. for Soft Browns. The sales of
the week amount to 310 hhds. and tees.

BRITISH MOLASSES dull in the extreme, and the
pi ice of 235. 6d. is entirely nominal. No sales
made in West India Molasses.
The sales made in COFFEE are 16 tees. Jamaicas:
Triage, 205.; very ordinary, 305.; arid ,goad ordi-
nary, 40s. a 425. ; and a small lot of good and fine
ordinary Demeraras, at 535. a 575.
Nothing done in PIMENTO or GINGER.
The sales made in Rum arc very limited, the
trifling parcels taken by the trade were at 3s. 6d. for
16 O.P. ; and a lot of 20 puns. of Demeraras were
taken for exportation at 2s. od. for proofs.
The demand for COTTON this week has been
steady ; the sales are 817 packages ; and prices are
without variation. The particulars are-25 Stained
Sea Island, 6d.; 252 Bowed Georgia, 6hd. a 6d.;
34.6 New Orleans, 60. a 71d.; 24 Pernambuco,
Bd.; 50 Maranham, 7d.; 90 Egyptian, 70. a
; 21 Demerara, Sid.i 9 Surat, 41d. a 40.
In DVEWOODS there hasTheen nothing done.
The transactions in ASHES have been very limited,
but holders are firm in their demands; small parcels
of New Pot have been sold at 335. 6d., and 1827 at
335. New Pearls 335. 6d. a 345.

In TOBACCO there has been very little done, prices
are without alteration.

The sales of Y. C. TALLOW are confined to trifling
parcels at 425. 6d. a 435.
FISH OILS are held at higher prices, Whale,
21/. 10s. a 22/.; Cod 22/. ; and Pale Seal 23/. per
tun old measure.

Since our last there has been a good supply of
OATS and BARLEY brought to market and but very
little WHEAT. There has been a very brisk de-
mand for all descriptions of Wheat, and an exten-
sive business has been done by speculators, and the
dealers, at improving prices; and latterly an advance
of 4s. a ss. has been realised on last week's rates.
Oats have also been in good request and dearer ;
latterly there has been a considerable speculative de-
mand, and an advance of 6d. per boll obtained on
prime qualities. ExtensivO sales have been made in
Barley, prices however are barely supported.