The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-13 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of Friday.)
SUG a R.-The demand for Muscovades arly in the week
appeared increasing•, but the request has since subsided;
the purchases are estimated about 400 hhds. each flay.—
The soft brown Sugars may be purchased Is. a 2s. lower,
but the strong and good supiport the late prices ; they are
' scarce. This afternoon the market for Muscovado must be
stated in a state of complete stagnation. There are no
salty. The Refined Market has been in a very depressed
state all the week, and where sales have been forced, a far-
ther reduction of Is. a Is. 6d. has been submitted to in
low goods. In flue the reduction is not so considerable.—
Bastards are Vs. lower. Molasses have declined 6d.—
Several sales of Law lumps have been made at Is. lower,
making a decline of 3s. to 4s. within the last three weeks.
Thew-era reduction has to-day attracted the attention of
the buyers; the improvement in the demand this eveniog
is very considerable.

FOREIGN Sunans.—ln Foreign Sugars no sales are?,
ported this week.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.—By public sAle this forenoon,
1,925 bags Mauritius Sugars, of a very mixed and ord.
description, and 230 bags Siam, of a tine quality. The
Mauritius sold heavily, damp at the reduction of Is. a 2s. ;
the Siam, 2s. lower ; tine white Siam, 32i. a 335.

COFFEE.—In consequent; of the dull state of the trade
very tew parcels of Coffee have been brought forward this
week at public sale, they chiefly consisted of Demerara
and Berbice, the latter is Is. a 2s. lower; Dominica sold
at previous prices ; nearly all the Jamaica was withdrawn.
No Foreign Coffee has been offered ; generally the market
must be stated very heavy, and if sales were forced a re-
duction of Is. a 2s. must be submitted to; but the holders
appear firm, and no considerable parcels are forced upon
the market. Two public sales wrte brought forward this
forenoon, SOO bags good ord. Brazil, and 128 bags East
India. The good Sumatra sold at 330. which is rather
lo %rec. The Brazil good to fine ord. all taken in at 365.
a SSA.

BRANDY, AND flou.ANns.---Two extensive sales

of Bum are reported, about 350 puns., fine Jamaica, and
of a favourite molt, 4s. 2d. a 4s. fl., and 200 lows.,
Leewards above proofs at 2s. 6d. Brandy, iti small par-
cels, continues to be taken off for shipping. In Geneva
no transactions toany extent are reported.
Haltr, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-Tbe Tallow Alarket
continues firm, and the prices rather improving. Hemp is
dull. Iu Flax there is' no material alteration.

Sttx.---The prices of Silk are little varied, but the
market is very heavy.
Woor..—Sale of Wool, 11th inst. ;-9 bales Australian
Wool, Bd. a Is. 3,1. ; 68 bales of Sydney, sid. a 11. lid.;
26 bales Australian, 7d. a Is. bid. ;. 47 bales Odessa,
101 d. a Is. 2 d. ; 22 balsa Australian, sfd. a Is. 7d. ; 4
bales Spanish, is. 1.1, a Is. 3d. ; 7 mats Loose Wool,
pp. a Is. 0-1(1. ; balsa Van Diemen's Land Wool,
4d: a Is. ; 16 bales Sydney, WI a is. Rd! 411 the
Wads of very inferior quality. •
trust' PROViSiONR.-In Beef or Pork no alteration can
be stated. Butters are lower.
Istnno.—'l'he accounts from Calcutta are to the sth of
August; the rains had set in heavily, and the country
was so much overflowed that serious injury to the Indigo
crop repotted; the estimate is now about 80,000
'tnaunds. Ile reports from (.:aleatta appeared to have ra-
ther a favourable egret onlodigo; about 39 cheats fold at
ari'advati the'}a4 India House ..sale. This we be-
lieve is the only' transaction in !cute° ddring the we'e'k."
Seicss.—By public sale this fiffenoOrt 40 bags 'good
lalahar qinger'sol,l 16i. a 16s. 6d. ; 200 bags Pimento
lglcp 'in at' • •
CAssrA fortumon but chests gold (11.(4:. •
sia Lignea sold 801. a 905., which is lower.
SALTPETRE..--By public sale this forenoon '7O bags Salt-
petre, no refractions, sold at 245.
COITON.-The Cotton market has remained in a state
of stagnation all the week ; the purchs.es by private con-
tract ate too inconsiderable for enumeration. The potpie
sales of Cotton this forenoon attracted much attention, they
of 3 tales Sures, chiefly ord. to mid, fair;
aboutttWo-thir:lbi raill•St4.l.,a 4d., beiug 4 ret!iisli9 of
per lb. .orrthe. last India'.H.oute 1,110.; I

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TOUAtTO.....The • purchases of Tobacco this trek ale
about 200 WAR. Kentucky, at previous prices, ;about ::31(1.
il±Yr,i'•—The demand for.the.oommon, descriptions has
Inerett..44 anti the ieiiyrF',es from the .w&re-
toukv are rather large ;,,tlie prices ttivertfitilegs, have not
been maintained, as the anxiety of the importers' to, effect
ilees deters the buyers from,put4hasing any.large (mouthy:
TOliv red •tnyrna, 4,taisioa i.p nof7.fri,!ipg.sod •at 444,, and
lirge -P..11.&0) Ofidjui ' ,heiti • dividk.l um nog
the Trade at' Osr 'S(lftiztit 43i4104‘ ihi'velkcJa teatwi