The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-30 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE. --

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the New London Price Crirrent of yesterdar),

SUGAR.—The demand for Museovades last week wsa
interrupted by the holydays, and it is probable the purchases
will be very limited till the commencement of the new
year. The sales last week were estimated at 1,500 Ws.
an.l trs. ; there was no alteration in the prices. There was
only a small show of Muscovades to-day, on account of the
holydays ; the attendance of the buyers was equally limited,
hut as the day closed the'demand improved ; the estimated
sales 700 hhds. and trs., with a firmer market. The stock
of Aluseovades in London is 43,800 hlkds and trs , being
3,948 more than Ltst year; the deliveries last week were
1,836 lAds. and trs., being 524 more than the correspond-
ing week of 1828. In Refined Goods there were several
export buyers, which is rather unusual at this season of the
year; rather higher prices were given for low Lumps which
are ready, than what had been obtained for parcels to he
ready a few weeks hence. The letters from Hamburg
state the market is without adequate supplies of Refined
Goods; several parcels are frozen up at Cuxhaven. Alo-
lasses are in demand, and higher.
FOREIGN SUGA are no purchases to report.

EAST Ina Sucatt. —There are more inquiries altar
Mauritius and Bengal Sugars, but the actual sales art in-
considerable.

Con-sm.—The sales of Coffee hare been nearly confined
to small parcels to the Grocers fur home consumption, for
which very full prices hare been realised. A parcel of 300
bags ord. St. Domingo is reported sold at 31s. 6d. There
were no public or private sales of Gffee this forenoon, and
it is probable the Markets will be equally uninteresting fin'
the whole, wet.k.

BUM, BRANDY, AND HoLLANns.--The only purchases
of Rum reported are small parcels, proofs and 3 and 4
over, at Is. 8,1. Brandy and Geneva are without altera-
tion, and the purchases lately reported quite inconsiderable.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The Tallow Market is
very steady, but the small deliveries have rather an unfa-
vourable effect. Hemp and Flax are nnvaried. Letters
from St. Petersburg are dated 12th inst. Exchange 10id.
1,000 casks Tallow bought on contract at 90.
Fa InT.—There have been extensive speculations in Figs,
the buyers taking all parcels about 405., the price in come-
qucnce has advanced sa. ; ordinary 455., and the fine arc
quoted 50s. a 551. Currants nominally 68a., but the
groceriqesince no inclination to purchase latvly. Ordinary
Smyrna Raisins 38s. In the other descriptions of Fruit
there is no alteration.

INnteo.—The only late sale of Indigo is about 200
chests, we believe, for home consumption, at prices nearly
the late India House sale rates. The accounts from Cal-
cutta arc to the 4th of August; they have attracted much
attention ; the rains had been heavy, and the damage done
to the Indigo crop extensive, but we believe it to be par-
tial ; the estimate of the quantity formerly 120,000 maunds,
is now reduced to 100,000, and the reports have certainly
gi,ten more firmness to this Market.
IRISH PR0V15101.25.-In Beef and Pork there is little
variation. The severe frost, and the advance of Butters in
the Irish Markets have occasioned a correspondent im-
provement here; the holders are asking Ss. per cwt. higher.
In Bacon there is no change.
TFA.—The Market is very still, and the delivery
checked by the stoppage of the navigation.
Woot..—Very little business is now doing, owing prin-
cipally to the severe frost, and being the close of the year.
The large sale< (principally of Spanish Wool) which were
made in the last fortnight or three weeks indicate, from
the prices paid, that no further fall can be anticipated, and
the stock was smaller. Prices the same as last quotation.
STICES.—The litre sales are confined to small parcels
of Nutmegs ; the prices are unearied.
TOBACCO.—The purchases reported lately are quite in-
considerable ; there is no alteration in the prices.
Corrox.—The Cotton 'Market is without briskness;
the purchases for the week ending last night, quite incon-
siderable. 1,760 Surat, Sid. a aid. ; 100 Bengal, Sid. a
3-11. There are more inquiries after Cotton; all the sales
we have enumerated were effected on Saturday and yes-
terday.

Ors.—The sales are inconsiderable, new at 61. a
71. 10s.
Oila there is no variation.

SALTPECTILL—In S4ltprtre there is no alteration.

Rim—There is no alteration in Rice ; some parcels of
Bengal have been offered by private contract at very low
prices.

MINING I TRLLIG Exca.—Salts at Redrnth last week :
Quantity of Copper Ore sold 3,!27 tons; average produce
7i. Quantity of fine Copper 257 tons 3 cwt. Amount
of sale 17,502/. 14s. 6tl. Average standard 103!. 13s.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS ruptibto TIME WRRIL.

Wheat. Barley. -Oats. I Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to a. s. to N. s. to 4. a. to a.
Boston h2 27 18 28
Gainsborough 36 29 18 35
Grantham 52 60 30 35 22 26 4S 45
Gri slay. 48 53 20 28 15 24 10
Horneastle
Lincoln 52 58 26 35 16 26 40 4t
Spilsby 4r, 5% 26 30 16 dQ 28 • 32
Stamlbrd. 49 60 24 32 20 43
48 56 26 32 19 29 38 44