The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-24 00:00:00

LONDON,

OILS.—For Linseed Oil the market has assumed a
quiet appearance, and a desire is evinced to sell at 273
per cwt for present delivery. In Rape Oil a good
deal is doing and the market looks firm; brown
realized 29s 61 to 303, pale 303 6d to 31s per cwt, and
Refined Foreign 31s 61 to 323. Lard Oil met with
a slow sale at 47s to 503. A good demand
prevails for Palm, and fine is worth 26s to 269 6d; there
is a decreasing supply. Olive is held with firmness, and
there are several buyers; Gallipoli at 441 to 451, other
sorts 431 to 431 105. Cocoa Nut sells freely, and supply
continues to decrease; Cochin is worth 34s to 365, Cey-
lon 33s 6d to 355, and Sydney 31s to 323. In
Cod several transactions have taken place at 331 to 33l
10s. For Seal a brisker sale exists and rates range
firmer; pale realising 301 103 to 301 15s; other sorts 27/
to 301. Southern is wanted at from 321 to 331 10s; few
parcels are, however, on offer. Sperm sells with greater
freedom; 40 tuns at auction realised 831 103 to 851.
Headmatter is 861 to 901 per tun. Sales of Ground Nut
made at 30s to 30s 6d per cwt. Of Refined Spermaceti
67 Cl at auction sold at is 7d per lb for American.
TALLOW.—A decrease is apparent in operations in
Russian on the spot, together with a reduction; fine old
yellow Candlo selling at 35s 60, and new 36s to 36s 3d
per cwt. For delivery there is little doing, with sellers,
at 35s 91 for next month, and at 37s 61 to 37a 91 for
the latter part of the year. Home melted is cheaper,
being quoted at 355 6d to 36s net cash. In other sorts
of Tallow less has been done, and 96 casks Australian
Beef at Auction only in part sold at 34s to 34s sa; 150
casks South American very ord to fine 303 to 365, and
112 cases Singapore 35s to 355 90.
PROVISIONS.—The Irish Butter market continues
in a dull state, and arrivals being large for the
time of year, with a greater stock than last season,
prices continue to decline; there are sellers of
Carlow, Clonmel, and Kilkenny at 62s to 78s, Waterford
603 to 663, Cork 74s to 775, Limerick 62s to 675, Kilrush
and Tralee 59s to 603, and Sligo 60s to 645.
Prices are further depressed for Foreign, supplies being
plentiful. Friezland fine at 92s to 965, inferior and
surplus 65s to 68s; Holland fine 80s to 84s; Kemper ditto
85s to 90s; Groningen 62s to 68s; Edam and Leer 601 to
645; Holstein, milk 92s to 945, and stubble 74s to 84s. Im-
ports were 6,900 cks for the past week. For Englsh But-
ter trade is quiet from 60s to 98s, and Fresh 8s to lls 6d
per dozen lb. Bacon has been in extensive request and
a further rise is apparent for all sorts. Irish sizeables
realized 47s to 525, and heavy 453 to 495; to-day there
were free sellers at these rates. Middles are much
wanted, but supply is small; Bale realised 44s
to 465, and Tierce 42s to 445. A free sale prevails.
for Barrelled Provisions, yet the upward tendency has
ceased, Irish Mess Beef selling at 90s to 945; India ditto
110 s to 115 s; American Mess 90s to 955; Irish India
Pork, 112 s 61 to 114 s per tierce; prime Mess 67s 6d
per brl, American ditto 653, and India 105 s per tierce.
Hams are less plentiful, and more in demand; Irish and
English ,at 483 to 60s. A free sale exists for Lard ;
Irish Bladdered from 53s to 595, Keg and Firkin 46s to
525, Hambro' Bladdered 54s to 58s, and American 53s
to 565. The Cheese trade is dull, with sellers of Ameri-
can at 44s to 465, Edam 35s to 445, Gonda 28s to 345,
and Kanta 17s to 18s per cwt.

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