The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-03 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
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&IC:AIt.-The demand for the good and fine new Mus-
covades continued general and extensive during the last
week, and the sales reported from 665. a 70s. were con•i-
derable ; we make a general advance of Is. per cwt. in
the prices. The estimated sales last week were 3,800
hhds. and tees. The stock of Muscovades is now 3,620
laid& and tees. more than last year. The weekly delivery
is not so great as anticipated ; it is 2,810 hhds. and tees.,
being 158 above the corresponding week of 1628. The
Market this morning was again indifferently sup shied with
good new Sugars ; the purchases of the day, including the
public sale of Barbadoes, were estimated at 1,000 hhds.
and tcs. There was a full attendance of buyers at market,
but they did not appear inclined to purchase to any extent,
and the market might be stated to have rather a heavy ap-
pearance, and in some instances the -prices were a shade
lower. The Barbadoes Sugars sold heavily at a reduction
of Is. per cwt.
In the Refined Market the supplies of goods were quite
inadequate to the demand ; both the fine and low goods
were sc rce, and the prices were about Is. higher.
FOREIGN SUGAR.-By public sde last week 357 chests
120 brls. Pernams, fine white sold 375. a 3Ss., middling
and low went off Is. a 2s. higher, middling 325. a 355.
By private contract 100 chests brown mill yellow sold 20s.
a 225. There were no se.ies of Havannali Sugar. This
day 200 chests, six half chests, and 39 1)6.. Brazil went at
high rates; fine white 385., brown to low yellow IBs. a
238..6d.

EAST INDIA SUGAR.-The public sales of Mauritius
Sugars last week were about 12,000 bags ; the first part
of the publics sales fully supported the late advance, but at
the close of the week a reduction of 6d. to Is. on the
brown, and IF. a ls. 6d. on the yellow descriptions took
place.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-There were several sales of
Demerara Molasses at 221. 6d. for middling quality.
COFFEE.—There were renewed inquiries after Foreign
Coffee last week, and the purchases would have been con-
siderable, but the holders would not accept the offers made,
as they were generally rather under the present currency of
the Market. Above 500 bags good ordinary St. Domingo
of old import sold at 345. 6d. The Coffee suitable fer
home consumption sold 2s. higher, and the only descrip-
tions which sold on low terms were the middling qualities
of Jamaica, which are plentiful, and appear to be forced
on the Market at low rates. This day by public sale 423
casks 132 bags British Plantation Coffee, 103 bags Brazil,
and 100 bags East India, the former consisted of Ja-
maica, Demerara, and Berbice, and some good new Do-
minica; the latter, low middling sold 51s. a sle.
fine fine ordinary 465. ; the Demerara and Berbice,
lately so much in demand, was all taken in ; Jamaica sold
at previous prices ; the good ordinary Brazil, slightly da-
maged, and fair Ceylon, were taken alter the sale at 325.
The Coffee Market is steady.

Rum, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The Rum market
continues dull, and the Jamaica descriptions are still
forced on the market for sale at low prices; we believe
there are no purchases of coy extent; some Leewarde,
four over, have been sold at 2s. I d....—Brandies are hi Id
with firmness, but the sale') are limited to small parcels for
export.—ln Geneva no purchases are reported.
Hors.—The accounts last week that the fly had ap-
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eared in both counties of Kent and Sussex had no effect
on the Ilop market, but the confirmation of the report
yesterday had the effect of raising the prices 6s. a I Os.
per cwt.
INDIGO.-.[here appear to be considerable orders for
Indigo, but they remain unexecuted, as the buyers hesitate
to purchase on account of a public sale advertised ; the
quantity is inconsiderable, but, as it is state' that it be-
longs to Liverpool speculators, there are some fears that
they are shoot selling ; and, as the stock they hold is ex-
tensive, the effect on the market wctild i eserious.
COTTON.—Eve public sales took pisce on Friday, of
190 bales Demerara Cotton, 2,464 bales Surat, and 275
bales damaged, of which 2,100 bales sold, with the whole
of the damaged ; the Demeraras were of fine quality, and
were bought in at ; the Surats ranged in quality from
ordinary to good fair, and sold at 3hd. to sp., and the
damaged 2,1•,a1. a St d., established an advance on the souna
parceis of 0. on the lower qualities on the sales of the
6th ult. The purchases of the week will (with the pubiic
sales) be 5,000 Surats, at 13 d, a 5d., 400 Bengal at 4d.
a 411., 400 Pernams at 7d. a 71d., 150 Bowed at 59,1.
a 6d., 100 Egyptian at 61d., 150 Bahia 6p.

TEA.—The Tea sale commenced yesterday at the India
House ; the I' llowing are the particulars :—Boheas,
quarter chests Is. 6id. a Is. 6fd., half ditto Is. 7d. a
Is. 7 d. ; large ditto Is. 54d. a Is. 54 I. ; Congous have
began at, common 2s. Old. a 2s. Id., middling 2s. I id.
a 2s, sd. Large Boheas are id. dearer than last
the others Jowl' the same. Low Congons are :id. under
last sale.

HAY MARKETS.—(At per Load of 36 Trusises.)
ST. JAMES'S.

Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 8 to .£2 15
New Meadow Hay
Useful Meadow Hay 2 15 3 0
Fine Upland Meadow and Itye.grass Hay ......
Clover Hay 3 10 5 0
Oat straw £I 16 to £1 IS I Wheat Straw... 118 2 2
Fine Old Meadow Hay 4s. per load higher, Straw from 24. to
4s. per load lower than last quoted ; in prices of middl ng and
inferior Meadow and Clover Hay no alteration. A great supply,
and a dull trade.