The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-24 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)

SUGAR.—The Sugar Market was very languid all last
week, the estimated sales were only 1,700 hhds. and trs.
Muscovades ; the soft and low brown descriptions were
sold at low rates ; the better quality supported the late
currency. The stock of Muscovades is 1,105 hhds. and
trs. more than last year. The deliveries continue to fall
off, last week 2,782 hhds. and trs., being 722 hhds and
trs. less than on the corresponding week of 1828. The
imports are most extensive; in addition to our list of 9,005.,
there are further reports of above 9,000 hbds. and trs.
in this day's list. The Sugar Market opened heavily to-
day ; the estimated sales, including the Barbadoes, were
400 hhds. and tcs., being as languid a market day as
experienced for some years; the wholesale grocers will not
purchase, as no returns of money can he got from the
country; the Earbadoes Sugar sold at Is. a 2s. lower.
The Refined Market has been very heavy, but no general
reduction in the prices can be stated. The Market this
afternoon was very dull, and rather lower. Molasses at a
further reduction of 6d. per cwt.
EAST INDlA.—.There were no sales of Bengal or Siam
Sugars reported last week. By public sale on Thursday
10,539 bags Mauritius; the good brown Sugars 475. 6d.
and 48s. sold rather lower ; all other, qualities went off
with briskness at full market rates, brown middling to
fine 475. 6d. a 515., low to good yellow 51s. a 58s. 6d.
In consequence of the •brisk sale 26,000 bags Mauritius
have since been advertised for sale. This day at public
sale 3884 bags Mauritius, chiefly middling and low qua-
lity, sold at a further reduction of 6d. to Is. per cwt.
FOREIG N.—The purchases by private contract last week
were small parcels new yellow Havanna'', 29.. a 325. ;
low brown to middling yellow Bahia, 19s. a 235.

WEST INDIA MoLi.rssEs.—ln West India Molassts
there is little variation.

COFFSIL-There were above 1,000 bags St. Domingo
Coffee ordered at the public sales last week, the whole
taken in ; good ord. at 355. ; about 800 bags sold after-
wards by private contract at 345. 64. and it is now re-
potted there are further purchases at the same price. In
the other descriptions of Foreign there is no alteration this
week. Jamaica Coffee supports the late prices ; all the
ordinary qualities of Demerara and Berbice Coffee must be
quoted at a small reduction. This day only 48 casks Ja-
maica Coffee brought forward ; fine ord. and ord. mid. ;
the former sold 435. 6d. a 445., the latter 555. The
Market is steady.

Ruu, BRANDY, AND LIOLLANDs.-.The purchases of
Rum last week were confined to some low under-proof
Porto Rico Rum at Is. I Id. ; parcels of fair quality Ja-
maica 29 over at 3s. 4d., and fiue 32 over 3s. 6d. a 3s.
7d.-In Brandy or Geneva there is no alteration.-This
day by public sale 224 puns. Demerara Rum, of fair qua-
lity ; 3 to S over proof at 2s. a 2s. Id. ; 23 to 25 over
proof at 2s. 6d. a 2s. Sd. The Market is ld. per gall.
lower ; a few taken in at 1 s. lid.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLow.-The Tallow market has
been more firm, and the prices are a shade higher. There
is no new feature in Hemp or Flax.-Theletters from St.
Petersburg!' are dated 10th inst. Exchange, 10d. 23-32.
Tallow, 97i. Bought, 500.
Serces.-There is little variation in Spices. Pimento,
is in more demand at prices a shade higher. This day
245 bags Pimento, chiefly mid. quality, lid. a 71d.
COTTON.-The Cotton market is steady, and there is a
regular but not extensive business. The purchases for the
week ending last night consist of 150 Bengal, 31d. a 4id.;
1,480 Surat, 3i-d. a 4id. ; 40 Pernams, 7d. ; 50 Bahia,
60. 220 Bowed, 6d. a
Hors.-The accounts from the Hop Plantations state a
great accumulation of fly and lice ; the duty has fallen to
55,0001. and 60,0001. The reports of the weather are
that there have been favourable rains, but the plant suffers
by the weather, that honey appears, and that the plant is
getting black, we give these reports as they are transmitted
from the country, but we think the heavy rains yesterday
and this morning will prove to have a more beneficial
effect than is generally supposed ; the price of Hops bear
us out in our opinion, they. are much lower than could
have been anticipated, considering the frightful reports that
are sent from the Hop Plantations.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-There is a slight alteration in
Provisions. The following are the latest prices realized in
this Market :-Tierce India Reef 42 pieces Slbs. each
61. ss. ; tierce Mess Beef 3S pieces Sibs. each 41. I2s. 6d.
a Si. 2s. 6.1. ; tierce India Pork 53 pieces 61h. Si. 10s. it
5/. 12s. 6d. ; barrel Mess Pork 50 pieces 41bs. each Si. a
3/. ss. ; barrel Bacon Pork 2/. 12s. 6d. a 3/. Butters are
dull on account of the favourable rains. Bacon in limited
request, notwithstanding the faxourable season for con-
sumption. Arrivals of Butter last week 37 firkins Irish,
5,792 casks Foreign ; Bacon 1,542 bales.
TOBACCO.--There are no purchases this week worth
reporting.
RICE.-There is no alteration in Rice; the Market is
firm.
Fievir.-The late purchases of Currants fur export are
rather on an extensive scale; all other descriptions of Fruit
are dull.
TEA..-The demand for Bolleas continue at an advance;
Orange Pekoes are also at a premium of I d. to 2d. lb.
Ismico.-The failure of a house of some eminence at
Liverpool, the principal being engaged in conducting the
extensive speculations to which we have often alluded, and
in which the firm had some share, yesterday produced
same sensation in this market ; but the leading houses in
the trade here state that the failure has been for some time
I anticipated : and various parcels of Indigo have in con-
sequence been forced upon the market by public sale (this
is no doubt the fact), and that all the other parcels of
Indigo are held by rich houses, who will not sell for
some time, and that the event must necessarily have the best
effect on the market, as it removes the fears that were en-
tertained of probable extensive sales by the speculators..-..:,
We give these reports by the first houses as they ball
reached us; a few days must no doubt elapse belore the
whole extent of the speculations of the house can be ascer-
tained, when also the warrants, and where and how they
are placed, will also transpire ; in the meantime there is

no alteration in Indigo. The inspection of the East Ind;s
House sale continues, the Indigo appears to be general'
the useful qualities ; 1,300 chests are now declared in
sale, and it is believed the quantity will be extended,F
about 6,000 chests.
SILK.—The Silk sale commenced at the India 11°T/
yesterday ; the prices are Is. 6d. a 2s. lb. lower, or t
reduction may be stated )0 per Cont. under the last sale,m
and a great proportion scratched out, there being noliiv
dings near the expected or taxed prices.
SALTPETRE.—In Saltpetre there is no alteration.
111Erats.—Illetals continue in a most depressed state;,
farther reduction has taken place in Copper.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.—SaIes at Redruth last wee'
—Quantity of Copper Ore sold, 2,139 tons; average P"?'
duce 7i. Quantity of fine Copper, 160 tons S at'
Amount of Sale, 12,199/. ISs. 6d. •

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING Tim WEE‘'

s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. Lto 0.
59 17 37
71 22
Kt 70 32 36 24 27
63 70 24 30 2! 28
60 70 25 28 20 24
70 70 34 36 24 27
64 72 26 30 22 26
61 14 16 25
70 80 30 38 20 28

Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. Bean,'

Per Quarter.
Boston
Gainsborough
Grantham
Grimsby
Horncastle
Lincoln
Spilsby
Stamford
York

- 40

36
3g
4043
34 4
42 40
3634 40
40 s°_,

NORWICH. June .20.
Wheat (per qr.) 5Ss. 6Ss. 725. 1 Beane (per qr.)..—..... Stith 4t/
Barley
Oats 2os. 2Ss —s. Flour, line (per sack)

CANTERBURY, June 20.
Wheat, white 6Bg. to Its.
red Md. to 70........ Old , s, to
Barley, Malting 32s. to 365.
Oats
Beans 26s. to 3is. ...... Old. ns. to Sol•
Pease 32s. to 385...„.. Grey 325,t0353*

se a
CoEsnta.—Wheat, per7slb. I Is. 9d. tO 12s. Od.; BatleY, •r*
ss. 3d. to ss. 6d. ; Oats, 491 b. 3s. Od. to 4s. Od. • ,
NANTWICIL—Wheat, per 751 b. 12s. Od. to 12s. 3d.; Bane,'
qrts. ss. 9d. to 6s. Od.; Oats, 561 b. 4s. Od. to 4a. 61.1.

EXETER MAR:
Beef (score) 9s. 6d.10.. 6d.
Hutton (lb.) 0 5 —0
Vesl and Lamb 0 6i
P. rk 0 5 —0 7
Turkeys (each) 0 0 —0 0
Ducks (coup e) 4 0 —5 ft
Fowls .3 0 —l, 6

.KETS.—June 19. th.
Wheat (bushel)..,9B.sa. IN •
Barley , 6 ....5 0
Oats 3 3 --3 8
Beans 6 0 -..6 6
l°
Butter (1b) 0 8 .--0
Eggs (18) 0 0 --I g •
Potatoes (pea) 1 0 --O -

DUBLIN MARKET N

ITE.—Faumv, June 19.
From I To N.
27 0142 0 96 -
v
0 0 --
14 0 0 0,
11 0 l6 0 12 17.
8 0 28
10 0 15 0 IS 6

456 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone
Bete , l6 stone
25 16 stone
2,251 Oats l4 stone
6,692 Cwt. F10ur....... 9 stone
1,025 11 stoncl.
Sold to liakers only.
4,524 Cwt. Flour l9 0 I 28 0 I 21 '736
Average price of Wheat and Flour 555. Od. per sack. _
Firsts --- from 225. lid, to 28s. 410.
Sales of Do. "82
Receipts of Flour, '7,8101 Seconds, from 15,. Od. to 21c. Oa.
Thirds, from Ss. Od. to 13s Oil'

PRICE OF BREAD.
Quartern Loaf, 41b. soz. lod. I lialf-quartern, 21b. 56°

GLASGOW MARKETS.
(From the Glasgow Herald of Monday.)
In Raw SUGARS there has been a fair business done
this week; the sales amount to 575 Wis. and tierce'
The early sues brought fully former prices; latterly, itt
sonic instances, rather lower rates have been accepted for.
Browns and low middling qualities.
British MOLASSES, 19s. 9d. a 20a. 3d. For Vi.(l.!
India Molasses there has been a considerable inquiry. I°t;
puncheons of Old Triaidads were sold at 21s. 6d. iipPer'.
weight; 480 casks of the recent importation of 225. fret
the quay; a small lot of 27 puns. at 225. 3d. ; and almost
200 puny. of St. Vincent's at 245. from the ship's side.
Ninety-five tierces of Jamaica COFFEE were sold 11
auction; Triage and Ordinary at 245. and 308. ; ge°;
Ordinary, 365. ; fine Ordinary, 445. ; Middling, 55''1
and fine Middling, 68s. a 70a., the principal 'part of fl'
dling and fine middling qualities. Nothing worthy of re-.
mark done by private contract.
Nothing done in PIMENTO or GINGER.