The Sun.
London, England, 1829-12-09 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the New Lando,: Price Current of yestorda))

SCGIR.—The demand for Sugar during the last week
was stem's and considerable; the tine Grocery descriptions
are scarce, awl maintain high prices; the low brown have
also fully supported the late currency, but the middling
Sugars 48s. a 52s have sold 64. to Is. lower, on account
of the holders pressing sales; the estimated sales of Mus-
covades this day, including the Barhadoes, do not exceed
600 Uri,. and tis. Average prices of Sugar last week
241. 4il. In the Refined trade there has been little varia-
tion; the good lumps continue to be taken eff freely, but
still at rather declining prices ; the low lumps are also a
sh :de lower. Crushed is in demand for the Mediterranean.
Molasses rather higher.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—TIte purchases last week low white
Pernams at 255. and some yellow Havannah at 245. 6d.
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EAST INDIA SUGAR.-Some more sales of Manilla.
Sugats have been reported at 265. a 28s. By public sale
this day 325 bags Siam Sugar, 391 bags brown Mauri-
tius. The Slams sold at full prices, good white up to
30s. The Mauritius were in second hands, and afford no
criterion of Market prices.
COFFEE.-The public sales of Coffee Llst week consisted
entirely of British Rantation descriptions, which go off
steadily, without any variation in the prices; s me clean
Jamaica and some parcels of Berbice fit for the home
trade sold at higher prices. There are no purchases of
Foreign Coffee by public sale or private contract. This
day by public sale 852 bags Batavia and Sumatra Coffee
of fair quality. The Sumatra sold 28s. 6d. a 295. 6d. ;
the Batavia, good 325. 6d. a 83s. tid. The Market is
heavy.
Rum, BRANDT, AND HOLLAND& —The Rum Market
is very dull ; it is reported there is a considerable sale of
low Leewards at ls. Bd., hut the rumour is not believed.
Brandy is hell with much firmness on account of the con-
tinued rise in France. Geneva is unvaried. Some fine
favourite marks Jamaica reported at 3s. 41., which is 6d.
ahove the common currency.

HICMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—TaIIow had been very
dull, and the priers had receded to 35.. ; the reports of an
early winter at Petersburgh, and the probability of 14 or
15 vessels being shut in by the ice, had a favourable effert
ou Tallow, which advanced 3d. to 6d. per cwt., but the
Market has since become dull. Hemp is again rather
higher. Flax without alteration.
Fiturr.—There are considerable sales of new Currants
at 703. New Valentia Raisins were raised last night to
489., Turkey red Raisins 41.., old fine 355. Jordan Al-
monds are much inquired after. The public sales of
French Fruit last week went off heavily, and only a small
portion sold.
SPICES.—There is no alteration in Spices.

IRISH Pnovistorts:—Tliere is little alteration in Beef
or Pork. 134c0n is dull. Butters in better demand, par-
ticularly the Dutch description.
COTTON. —The Cotton Market is steady ; the prices
firm; but there is no briskness. The purchases for the
week, ending last night inclusive, consist of 950 Surat,
3d. a 4d. ; 210 Pernams, lid. a 7p.; 150 Bengal,
aid. a 41d. ; 30 Bowed, 51
SALTPETRE.—By public sale last week 1,583 bags
Saltpetre were offered, and all taken in at 255. : there
have since b:•cn parcels taken at 255. 3d. and 255. 6d.,
the latter is the nearest quotation.
Rice.—There is no alteration in Woe.

TOBACCO. —The only transactions of any extent is To-
bacco are p ircels of Kentucky, for export, 2d. a 3d.
WooL,—The public sales of New South Wales Wool
last week consisted of about 680 bags, ;which obtained
prices fully equal, and, in many cases, higher than forme:
sales, and'all sold. In the Market, sales by private con-
tract are more easily elf'eted, and there appears a general
disposition to improvement as to demand, but, as yet, no
advance in price. The importation will fall short this
year, and the stocks on hand are small. English Wool
has also been inquired for by those who used to consume
it before the Market was so well supplied by ForeiL'n Wool
of similar value and quality.
Cocoa--In British Plantation Cocoa there are few
sales lately ; some Brazil ord. Cocoa was forced off last
week at 14s. 6d. a 15s. 6d.

Hors.—There is no alteration in the prie of Hops;
the Market continues very dull.

INDIGO.—The purchases of East India Indigo are in-
considerable ; the prices are little varied. The GO serous
of Spanish Indigo, by public sale last week, went off freely
at very full prices.—The accounts from Calcutta are to the
11th July ; there was an appearance of a full average crop
of Indigo.
TEA.-.:-Congoug, common, 2s. Old. a 25. O%d. ; ditto,
but middling, 2a. O'd. a 2s. lid ; ditto, good, 2s. 3d. a
2a. 4 d. ; ditto, flue, 2s. std. a 2s. Sid.—Congous, at
the commencement, generally rather dearer than last sale,
the better kinds abotit id. per lb. Boheas,hould be quoted
rather lower than in September.—Congous have finished
to-day, the good and fine ones went rather cheaper ut the
end ; Campois are selling at 2s. lid. a 2s. 4-Id. ; the
Smehonga and TIVIR Ikays Et i I S:1 tc-mcrrow.
MINING; INTELLIGENCE.-Sales at Redruth last week.
Quantity of Copper Ore gold, 2,605 tons ; average produce
6i. Quantity of fine Copper 171 tons 17 cwt. Aalount
of sale 12,2131. Is. 6d. Average standard 1111. 3s.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.