The Sun.
London, England, 1837-02-08 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY )

CORN EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of most kinds of Grain are moderate, and of
Flour there is a middling quantity. The Wheat trade re-
mains a 3 quoted on Monday. ' Barley still meets a very dull
sale. Beans and Peas are unaltered. Oats find buyers at
the terms of the last market-day. In the Flour trade there is
little doing at last quotations. _ _

ARRIVALS,
• Wheat. Barley. oata. I limn-.
English
Irish . ..—— 1,8:10
Foreign IMO 3,15 U

(From the New London Price Current of February 7.)
SUGAR.—The operations in the British Plantation Market
have been extremely moderate during the past week, the
buyers continuing to purchase barely sufficient to meet their
immediate wants, the grocers in particular, but in ,the prices
there has been no change of consequence ; good and fine yel-
low descriptions have undergone no alteration, but for the
brown and low soft yellow qualities the importers have sub-
mitted to a reduction of 6d. to ls., and the private purchases
have been confined to 1,800 hhds. and tn. ; this year 8,000
hhds. and trs. have been taken for home consumption, being,
900 hhds. and trs. more than in the previous one ; the impor-
tation last month was 700 hhds. and trs.

This afternoon there was a good demand, and the prices of
Friday were fully supported, but a public sale of 121 lihds.
Barbadoes went at a reduction on the rates of the last sale of
Is. for the low qualities, but the best sorts maintained former
prices, mid. sold at 61s. to 635. 6d., good and fine 645. 6d. a
675. 6d. ; the purchases, including the sale, amount to 1,000
hhds. and trs.

The stock of West India Sugars is now 22,370 hhds. and
trs., being 4,946 more than last-year. The stock of Mau-
ritius is now 39,737 bags, which is 25,496 less than last year
(including the East India Dock.) The delivery of West
India last week was 2,418 hhds. and trs., which is 508 more
than last year. The delivery of Mauritius was 3,975 bags,
being 922 less than the corresponding week of last year (in-
cluding the East India Dock.)
For Refined goods there has been rather more demand from
the grocers at 78s. for Lumps entitled to the double bounty,
and 775. for those rather under the standard ; in the export
descriptions a good business has been done for immediate as
well as for future delivery at 36's. to 365. 6d. for double
Crushed. Treacle is in request, and prices have advanced.
Bastards dull sale. Dutch Crushed Sugar remains at 345.
MAUItITICS.—The request has been moderate, and confined
principally to the public sales of 3,946 bags, which have gone
off heavily at a decline on previous prices of Is. for the in-
ferior description, but in the value of the best yellow qua-
lities there has been no alteration, good and fine yellow
went at 58s. to 635., ord. and mid. 545. 6d. to 575., strong grey
565. 6d. to 575. 6d. ; good Brown, 535. 6d. ; the importation
this season has been 14,000 bags less than during the same
period last year ; the deliveries have been 7,500 bags less
than they were last year ; a public sale of 5,000 bags is ad-
vertised for to-morrow ; there have been no arrivals since our
last report.
EAST INDlA.—Bengal has met with a dull sale, and owing
to the large arrivals the importers haie submitted to a reduc-
tion on previous rates of 6d., and the limited demand which
has existed has been exclusively from the grocers, there
being still no request from the shippers : large parcels it is
expected will be shortly advertised for public sale; Manilla
is neglected, but is not to be purchased on easier terms, and
but few are offering; for Siam rather lower prices have been
submitted to, and the private purchases have been 1,400 bags at
275. 6d. for mid. white ; there is still no Java in the Market ;
the arrivals last month of Manilla exceeded that of the
corresponding one of last year by 3,300 bags; in the deliveries
there has been a decrease of about 700 bags, leaving the stock
nearly 18,000 bags greater than in 1835 ; the deliveries of
Bengal for home consumption hare much increased this year,
and exceed those of last by upwards of 4,000 bags, but in the
export deliveries there is a slight decrease; the stock is now
8,600 bags more than in 1835 ; the importation has been rather
less this than was the case last year. . .

FORElGN.—Havannah continues in good demand to supply
actual orders at fully previous rates, and there is now little of
strong grain offering, white in particular, and the purchases
privately have been 1,100 boxes, good old white at 355. 6d.
to 365., and 255. to 275, for ord. to good yellow ; the brown
descriptions of Brazil are. neglected, but those of strong white
quality have been much sought after at fully late rates, but the
quantity offering for sale being small, the purchases have
been only 30 chests Bahia, at 275. 6d. to 31s. for good and
fine.

MOLASSES.—The demand has been very limited, but in the
prices there has been no particular change; a parcel of Deme-
rarlt has been disposed of at 26s 6d. to 275. for fair quality.
The total deliveries of West India Molasses from the ware-
houses for home use for_ the week ending Feb. 4, amount to
1,519 cwt. _ _

TEA.-The public sales of Free Trade Tea concluded this
day, and towards the close have gone off with more spirit ;
about 30,000 pkgs. have been sold, and several breaks
arc already inquired for at a small premium.
The total deliveries of all descriptions of Tea, on which
duty has been paid, for home consumption for the week ending
February 4th are 353,3.551b5.
COFFEE.-Jamaica good middling at 105 s. to 1065., low
middling and middling 90s. to 101 s., good and fine fine ordi-
nary 70s. a 89s. 6d. Berbice middling 925. Demerara fine
fine ordinary and low middling 834. a 85s. In the East India
market, Ceylon admissible for consumption at the 6d. duty,
has been in good request at unvaried prices, and 630 bags at
auction went at 675. Gd. a 70s. for low and good ordinary.
For Mocha theie has been an improved request, chiefly from
the home trade, at an advance of 2s. ; 230 bales at auction
went briskly at 68s. 6d. to 70s. 6d. for middling clean garbled.
This afternoon the public sales consisted of 28 casks and 364
bags British Plantation. and 309 bags 45 puns. 5 trs. African,
the former went at full prices, Berbice mid. 90s. to 935., De.
merara mid. @Bs. to 905., fine fine ord. 85s. 6d., mid. unclean
78s. ; the lanes went cheap, and sold at 1418. 6d, to 1213. 6d.
for good ord. mixed.
TURPENTINE.-Spirits is dull of sale, and there are sellers
at the reduced price of 665. The last sale made in Rough
was at 125., at which price 1,060 Ws.. were taken, but ISs. is
now required for parcels on their passage.
COCOA.-Low Trinidad at 435. to 46k., fine red taken in at
605., and good grey at 50s.
TALLOW.-The price for the spring months has fallen to
425. 6d. There has been but a moderate request for parcels
on the spot for consumption at 455. to 455. 3d. for P. Y. C.
tha.s.-The market for Fish Oils has again been in a dull
state, and prices in some cases have further declined. Souse
Seal at public sale sold 40s. per tun cheaper., fine pale selling
at 501. a 521. per tun, and brown. and stray, at 441. a 44 The
private transactions in other soriN of
Ash Oils aro small par-
cels at previous quotations. Lin sees). Oil is very tat, and 355.
6d. is the nominal quotation. Tape, though cheaper, is
scarcely inquired after.
Russ, BRANDY, AND HoLLANDs. .-The transactions in the
Rum Market continue to be model sate, and the importers have
again submitted to rather lower • prices ; there have been but
few arrivals. In Brandy little has been done. Geneva re-
mains heavy of sale. The steel .of Ruin is now 2,318 puns
and 415 hhds. less than last ) t ear ; the deliveries, last week
were 259 puns. less but 43 hhd 1.. more than during the same
week in 1,336.
BUT-rim-The demand for Ii fish Butter since last week has
hnproved, and a slight re action . has taken place in the prim.
Foreign has been a short Sul ,ply, and more disposilloin is
evinced to make purchases, and pricssa have 'advanced to 102 s.
to 104 s. for the best quality.
Srices.-Pimento has been its 1 mproved request, and 950
bags at public sale went at A-cl. ails lice, ord. and mid. at 3-A-d.
a 33d.-Cassia Lignea supports late rates, but there has
been little done; at auction 25 ehi ssts went at 605. for good
quality.-Pepper has sold heavily, and prices have given way
id. a id. ;at auction 1,676 bags D lalabar went at 3id. a 4id.
for ord. light and grey to fine half avy brown. -For Ginger 90
brls. Jamaica at auction sold at Si. is. a 81. 10s. for mid. and
good.-The stock of Nutmegs is now 740 packages; Cassia
Lignea, 15,197 packages; Ginger, West India, 3,028 pack-
ages ; East India, 13,314 bags ; •
87,547 small bags. Pepper, 7791arge, and

-- _
NEWCASTLE-UP -
ON-TYN} : 0 ORN DM "„RI ET.—Feb: 4,
Our farmers brought a fair i tut n:O7 -
ef Wheat to. 0..15 day's
market, but the greatest part •01 i L•
'-(e. samples were in bad cell-
dition ; yet the prices of laF A F 3
34 allay were *maintained for
all descriptions. I3arley w• is in of ry mod.'erate request, and
prices must be noted ls. p. Jr qulrte r lower. We had a good
supply of Oats, which are taken last Saturday. Malt w
.1 very dull off quickly at the prices of
barely supported. The 5u,,,,,1„ of
• Rve was more than equal to
. and our quotations were
the demand, and price,
.dere'fill'ed - .
There was
no alteration in Be•ana i s. per quarter.
limited
or ryas. Flour was in very
request at our quolf..tiorAt -

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New.
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Flour (per sack)

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