The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-04 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON 31A111{FaS.
(From the Landau New Price Current of yesterday.)

SI:GAIL—The Sugar Market continued in a dull state
all the last week ; there wan, however, no farther reduc-
tion in prices; the estimated safes were 2,200 hhds. and
trs. The average of Sugar, exc!usive s.f duty, is now
25e. Sd. The West India Planters now pay above 100
per cent. ad valorum, on low nearly 200 per cent. duty,
on the import a Sagar. The Stock of Sugar in the West
India Docks is about 1,000 hhds. and try. less than last
year; the teatal Stock in London is about 2,000 more than
at the same period of 1828. The weekly Deliveries con-
tinue to decrease; the delivery last week is about 1,000
hhds. and trs. less than the corresponding week of last
year. This day the inquiries after Muscovades continued
limited, and at the close of business the estimated sales
were tidy 700 Muhl. and trs., prices unvaried. The de-
mand for Relined Sugar continued steady all last week ;.
the request was chiefly fur export ; the prices were sup-
ported, except fur Lumps, which, from the eagerness of
the holders, again gave way; the import at Hamburg
from the United States was also given as the occasion of
the decline in Lumps. The Grocers purchased for the
heme trade, but still only. parcels for immediate use. 310-
lasses heavy and declining. This-afternoon the crushed
Sugars and goods fin. Venice, Turkey, and Odessa con-
tinue in great demand.

EAST INDIA SUGAn.—In East India Sugars there were
no sales worth reporting.
FOREIGN SCGAR.—SaIes last week, Rio brown 15s.
175., yellow 18a. a 204., low white 275., good 325.,
white BALL 275., about 150 chests sold ; no Havannalt
Sugar sold ; 50 Idls. fair to good yellow Porto Rico
235. 6,1. a 245.

COFFE e.—The Brazil Coffee which declined I s. on this
day week has rather recovered, as the reduction attracted
several buyers; rather a large parcel was taken Gd. to Is.
higher than public sale prices. The EneJam,tica descrip-
Coni of Coffee which were neglected early in last week
became also in demand, and the former currency has been
realized; Demerara and l3erbice are very dull, but without
any reduction in price; in the other descriptions there arc
co sales of any extent, and generally the Market continued
to have a languid appearance. By public sale this fore-
noon 195 casks 39 bags British Plantation, 1,156 bags
East India ; the latter consisted of Ceylon, and Cheribon
of fine quality, the latter chiefly taken in 355. a 355. 6d.;
the Ceylon chi, fly sold at 325., a few lots 31s. Gd. ; the
Jamaica sold at tormer picea ; the Dutch was very dud.
Coffee Market rather more firm. •

BUM, BRANDY, AND BOLLANDS —There have been
large sales of Jamaica Ruin, 300 puncheons fine Tully
and a favourite mark sold, but the price did not transpire,
it was supp..s:d to be about 3s. 6d. ; 360 puncheons of
common quality, about 30 over, sold 2s. 9d. a 2s. 10d.
The sales of Leeward, were not extensive, proofs about
ls. 9:1., and some free on board at Is. I Id., and a shade
under. In Brandy there is no alteration ; the application
to the Treasury that the duties on Brandy shoal be levied
on the strengths and quantity cleared from the warehouse
is not yet decided; the opinion is in favour of the request
being granted, but the outports have claimed indulgences,
and the Treasury know not when all the demands are to
cease. Geneva is still neglected.
IlEmr, FLAX, AND TALLOW. —The advices from St.
Petermburgh are of the 17th ult. ; about 1,000 casks Tal-
low bought, the price 97 ; the Exchange remained at
10d. 11-32. The Tallow Market is still heavy and de-
clining, on account -of the large imports, and the conse-
quent increase of the stock. Hemp and Flax arc little
varied.

Ilter.—The Market is without alteration; the large
sale advertised suspends all business. By public sale this
day 591 bags But India Rice, chiefly the better descrip-
tions of cargo or bold yellow Bengal, which sold at 9s.
ordinary, white Bengal sold at 10s. 6d.
TOBACCO.—There is no alteration in Tobacco ; about
200 hhds. have been sold since this day week at firm prices.
SPICES.—In Spices there is little variation. By public
sale this forenoon 850 bags Pepper, good fair sold at 30.
a 32d., also 29 che-sts 11 casks and 6 boxes fine bright
Bencoolen sold at Is. 6d. ; ordinary and ordinary small
!woken Bourbon at 9d. 278 bags Pimento sold id. aid.
higher. •

Faurr.—ln Fruit there is no alteration.
Hors.—The Hop Market is very dull ; the estimated
duty remains at z 36,000/.
OlLS.—There is no marked alteration in Oils ; there is
a steady business doing in common Oi!s. Sperm is very
heavy.

COTTON.—The Cotton Market is steady, but without
briskness. The purchases for the week ending last night in-
clusive, consist of 1,400 Surat 3d. a 44d. ; 670 Bengal 3d.
a 4id. ; 130 New Orleans 511 a 54d. By public sale
this forenoon 201 bags Surats, the good fair 44d., ord.
Sid, a 34,1. all sold.
IRISH PROVISIONC—The holders of Beef and Pork are
rather pressing sales, and prices a shade lower would he
.tilnitted to, but the transactions are still on a limited
scale. Bacon on the spot is rather more in demand. But-
trra are also more firm ; arrivals last week 3,385 firks.
tish,-5,341 cases Foreign. Tierce India Beef 42 pieces
Slbs. ez:ch, 51. 10s. ; Tierce Navy Beef SS pieces Sibs.,
none; Tierce Mess. Beef 33 pieces Sibs. each, 21. 15s. a
4/. 10s. ; Tierce India Pork 53 pieces 61bs., 61. ; Tierce
Navy Pork SO pieces 4115., none.; Barrel Navy Pork, 52
pieces 41bs. Si. 103. ; Barrel Mess Pork 52 pieces 41bs.,
31. y. 6d. ; Barrel Bacon Pork, 21. 15s. a 31.

Imano.—The Indigo M trket has been dull since the
India House sale; several Parcels have been sold at 2d. and
3d. prernitun, but the grneral appearance of the Market is
unfavo indite. •

SA LT PETRE. tre
cons'cle able sales. is mote firm ; there have ken

SILK, towards. the close of the market,
was very dull,
and a large proportion of the China Silks was withdrawn.

0211I2MAL AND LAC DYE.-----ice-Jo;hine;iaT.public
•alr w.nt off_at very full prices, eicept the Silvers, which

CANI'ERIItI Itl, Oct. 31.
- Our market was well supplied with Wheat. but our
farmers were asking rather bightr prices, and ^, 2s. pet
quarter was obtainvd for a few select samples. Other
Grain without alterati,,n.
Wheat, whits 60% to (Ni. Old -s. to -s.
--,--. red ',Os. t0•64/s. • Old .—,; to —s.
paritty, 24althor 3l-s. to 345.
(fats

4. co 325.
beans 2Bs. to 325. ...... Old 333. to 41s.
Phase 32s. to 3%.

EXETER .0 Al
Beef (score) is. Od. 8.. 6d.
:`.lotton (16) 0 4 —0 5
Ve 0 and , amb 0 o—o 6
rk 0 4—o 6
Gee-e (ea:11) . 3 o—s 6
; qicki (coop c) 0 —1 6
s 6 0

KE :().

Wheat (busto:l) gs: 6d. 9s 6d.
.11.irley 2 9—.5 6
Oats 2 3—l 9
Beans 5 -6 —9 6
11 .tter (!13) o 10 —0 11
Ec,•s (I)) 0 o—l 0
Ritatoes (pe..k) 6 B—o 9

Cit F, Tv. rt.— Wheat, per 731 b. 9i. 9d. to 10s. Od. Bat ley, 38 q rts.
ss. Pd. to 6s. Pd. ; Oats, 4011). Od. to 4s. Pd.
NANTWICIL-Wheat, per i 511). Bs. (41. to 103. 3d. ; Barley, 38
cols. ss. Pd. to 65.; Oats, 5(41). :45. 3d. to 4i. 2d.

GLASGOWNIARKETS.
From the Glaigow iferrzkl of Mondcy.)

In tie (lady p►rt of tl►e week there wa4 very little done
I{AW Sucans ; latterly there has been a better demand.
Browns are rather lower, while Coloury Sugars are l,ring-
in; full prices. The sales amount to 430 and tierces.
Dark Brown Trinidad. sold at 484. a 484. Cid, ; dry Brown
Drmtraras and Trinidad., 604. 6d. a 52s ; and good mid.
605, ; good:Brown Grenadas, 525. 6d. ; mid. St. Vincents,
555. 6d. a 565. 6d. ; and Brown St. Ludas at 18-.
No sale. made in West loins lUnLassus.
REFINFD SUGARS are rather dull of ; prices, how-
ever, are without any material variation.

COFFEE.—SO casks Jamaica and 24 bags Darnerara,
were brought to s tie by auction to-day ; the whole of the
Demerara was withdrawn, and only 8 tiercas of the 1,-
maica were sold ; ordinary and broken Mixed 258. ; good
ordinary, 335. Gd. ; fine ordinary, 365. 6d. ; and fine the
ordinary, 41s. 6nl. The salts by private contract ar•e 26
casks Jamaica; ordinary, 325. ; good ordinary, 335. 641. a
355. Gd. ; fine ordinary, 375. ; fine fine ordinary, 41s. 6d.
a 455. ; and 30 Lags good mid. St. Lucia, 31s. a 555.
Of the sala of East India produce brought forward to-
day, 290 bugs of the Black Pepper sold at 311 ;
4 cases of Cassia Lignea at 70a. a 745. ; 10 bags 11Ioeha
Coffee at 90s. ; and 7 case of Arrow Root at Bd. The
other part was withdrawn for want of bidders ; as also the
Rice, Gum Arabic, and Hemp.
No sales wade in PIMENTO or GINGER.
um remains quite neglected ; prices are without altera-
tion ; Jamaica, 16 0. P 2s. 9d. a 2s. 101 ; Leewards,
20d. for Proofs.

The demand for Corrov has been extensive, 1376 pack_
ages have been sold, and last tverk's prices fah), mlin-
tained. The particulars are, 40 Sea Island, at 144 d. a
154. ; Stained Bowed do. at sd. a 644. ; 21 Bowed do.
at nil.; 64. Bowed Georgia. at sid." a 61d. ; 339 Or-
'lean., at 64. a 74. ; 8 Pernambuco, at 71-d. ; 50 Maran-
ham, at 614. ; 50 Bahia, at 64.1. ; 93 Demerara, at 64'f.
a 7td. ; 3 Stained do. at 4.111.; 38 Porto Rico, at 71.1.
a 814 d. ;33 West India, at ; 616 Surat, 31d.
a 4-1.1.
Lki

In DrEwoins there has been nothing done, and prices
are without alteration. J.unaiea Logwood 5/. 155., Ja-
maica Fustie 61.

In the early van of the week several Eales were made in
Pot and Peal ASIIES at 365. ; lat,erly, the holders have
become firmer in their demands, and are holding at 375. a
38s ; at these pi ices there are no buyers.
Nothing worthy of remark doing in TOBACCO.
Y. C. TALLow is Selling in small parcels ; Ohl at 395.
a 395. 6d., and New at 40s. a 4fis. (hl. The recent ac-
counts from the Whale Fishing being favourable, an aver-
age supply is anticipated.

FISH (sics are dull; Whale 241., Cod 231. per tun old
meistue.

The arrivals of all descriptions of GRAIN continue ex-
tensive. In the early part of the week the market was
very flat ; latterly there has been more doing. Wheat
has been Felling in limited parcels ut about last week's
rates; Oats at a reduction of 6d. per boll ; Barley, 6.1. a
Is. ; Beans anti Pease without variatiln.