The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-13 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of last Evening.)
SUGAR.— For the brown and mid yellow descriptions of British Plan-
tation there has been an extensive demand since our last. Barbadoes
sold at a decline en the rates of the last sale of 6d, and went at 6Os Gd
to 64s Gd; 107 hhds Trinidad have also been brought to the hammer,
which went at very full prices, mid to good brown at 53s t' 555, and
mid yellow 50s to 58s, making the purchases since our last report 3,400
Mids. and trs.

This afternoon, owing to the large public sales of Mauritius, there was
less demand for West India, and both grocers and refiners purchased
sparingly ; 133 hhds 6 tierces Barbadoes were submitted to public com-
petition, which went is under the rates of the last sale ; fine sold at 64s
to 65s Gd, good 62s 6d to 63s Gd, middling 6ls to 625, one lot 60s 6d
per cwt.

From the Grocers there has been a brisk demand for refined goods,
and the supply continuing short, rather higher prices have been ob-
tained. Lumps passing the standard selling at 77s Gd to 78s, and ra-
ther tinder 76s Gd to 775; for exportation business is still restricted, by
the few goods at market—for some parcels of Double Crushed, 35s 6d
have been paid.

MAttrrius.—This afternoon the public sales were large, consisting of
12,000 Lags, and the buyers purchasing less freely, prices gave way Is,
mid yellow sold at 56s a 56s 6d, good mid to good 57s tid a 595, fine
60s lid a 625, ord 64s 6d a 55s 6d, good mid grey 56s a 56s 6d, low mid
54s 6d a 555, fine brown 54s 6d : at these rates the principal part
was sold.

Essc INDIA —This afternoon Bengal was in steady request for con-
sumption, and 1,100 bags at auction sold at previous rates, fine white at
64s to 64s 6d, good 63s to 636 6d, middling 626 to 626 6d, damps
60s to 63s 6d per cwt.

MOLASSES—Nest India }save been in steady request at the prices
previously established ; the purchases are 200 puns, St. Kitts, at 25s Gd
to 265, St. Vincents 27s to 295, Dominica 30s per cwt.
COFFEE.—The clean descriptions of British Plantwion were taken
freely by the Grocers on Wednesday, and fully former prices were ob-
tained ; middling Berbice selling readily at 106 s. to 1095., and middling
Jainaca 106 s. to 111 s. East India with certificate have been taken freely
by the grocers ; and at the public sales of 1,900 bags Ceylon an advance of
:Is has been established; good ordinary, a little damp, selling at
80s Gd to 82s, bold 82s Gd to 83s Gd, good ordinary, with
colour, 84s to 85s Gd, fine fine ordinary 91s Gd to 94s 6d. Mocha was
taken more freely, and the whole of 245 bales at auction found buyers
at very full prices, good green clean garbled brought 85s a 85s Gd, pale
mixed 73s a 75s 6d. 400 bags good ord Samarang sold as 43s tid a
45s Gd. This afternoon 50 bales Mocha at public sale, sold at its full
value, good middling yellow at S4s Gd, good 935, fine small berry 103 s Gd.
COCOA.—There has been a much better demand for West India, and
at the public sales of 1,100 bags Grenada and Trinidad fully former
prices were obtained, and nearly the whole were disp•tscd of, common
to good grey and red at 40s to 465. In Foreign there has been nothing
done.

RUM, BRANDY, AND Housxns.--For Hum there has again boon an
extensive demand, principally for export, and an advance on former
sates of id to Id has been obtained for Leewards, and '2,1 for Jamaica;
the purchases in the former amount to 600 puns, proofs at Os
qd, 4 to 7 over 2s 9d to Os 101 d, Ft to 10 over 2s ltd to 3s,
30 to 35 over 3s Sd to 3s 10c1, 36 to 40 over Os lld to 4s,
and 350 puns of the latter 27 to 30 per cent over proof
at 4s to 4s Id, 31 to 35 over 4s 2d to 4s 4d, 36 to fit+ over 4s sclto 4s Bd.
The transactions in Brandy have been limited, but previous rates have
been supported. The demand for Geneva has been moderate at former
prices. English Corn Spirits have secured a fair sale at the quotations.
. _

Rice —East India continues in good request, and the supply
being short, a further advance of Gd. has been obtained; at public
sale 900 bags Bengal went at 15s to 16s Gd for mid, to fine white,
and 1,300 pockets low mid. dusty at 14s to 1.4 s Gd per cwt, This
afternoon there was an active demand for East India, and 1,550
bags at public sale went with spirit at very full prices,low middling white
at 14s, good 15s Od to 16s per cwt.

TEA —The market has been quiet since our last, the buyers taking
only just sufficient to supply their immediate wants, but importers re_
main firm, and last sale's prices have been supported. The next Quar_
tei ly Sale has been fixed for the 2d of July.
SPICES.—The demand for black Pepper continues very trivial, but
holders will not submit to lower prices; SOO bags Sumatra at public
sale were all taken in at 4d, there being no buyers above aid for
stalky and dusty quality. Cassia Lignea has experienced a steady de-
mand, inferior coarse brought 53s to ads 6d, fair middling 58s, and
two lots fine thin 65s Gd. The buyers of Pimento still come forward
selling at 34d to 31
articles the purchases have been d per lb.
and reluctantly; and rather easier prices have been submitted to at the
bags7o
Mace,ordinaryand to
other
In
public lceg l
Cloves,
limited. This afternoon 15 casks Nutmegs, and 10 casks Mace were
offered at auction, the former sold at 4s let 'and the latter at 36 to
as 11 d, being previous rates.
Paovisroxs.—lrish Butter continues nominal, but Foreign has given
way 3s. to 6s. per cwt., Owing to large importations, the best quality is
sellingat 60s. per cwt. Bacon yet secures few purchases. Lard cannot
be bought on easier terms. Cheese and other articles are very dull of
sale, and prices exhibit a downward appearance.
SALTPETRE.—This afternoon the buyers purchased :wire freely, and
1,0:10 bags Calcutta at auction were all disposed very full prises, re-
fraction 12 to 10i per cent, brought 2,2 a to 22s Gd, refraction Si tO,
o's 6d per cwt.

OILS—At public sate 200 tuns Southern sold at Jos to 201105,
and tlfi tilos pale Seal at 31/ 10s. In Linsey;; a rhir business has been
transacted at 265. Palm is not offezed on easier terms. Olive is
for late rates. For Cocoa NUi there has been a better dcin?,nd; and
44 pipes 29 bild N ;I
sat auction sold at advance of lON brou,ht 351 to
351 5s per tun.

hiniClo.—The market for East I,ncl;a continues quiet ; the demand h 4.2
been confined to a few. matt Parcels for home cons;unvAior; and ex.
vorti at the rates iireyio,usly erttailkis4e4 i the- tiumitity announced for

sale on the 10th of July is 4,900 chests, and it is expected it will
be increased to 8,000 chests. This afternoon there were several auctions
of Guatemala, in all 468 serons, which met with a good demand, and all
were disposed of at fully previous prices.
TaLLow.—The market has presented a firmer appearance since our
; a lair demand has been experienced for Petersburg Yellow Cand'e
for consumption at 475. For delivery in the last three months several
purchases have been made at 46s to 461 3d per cwt.
Corrox.—The clornand for East India has been checked by the im-
potters asking rather higher prices, and the purchases since our last
have been limited, both for hc,rne consumption and export, at former
rates there are buyers to a fair extent.

SAGO —This article is less in demand, and 1,800 bags at public sale
so:d at rather lower prices, mid, to good mid. Pearl, at Itls a las 6d
per cwt.

COCIIINEAL—At auction 50 bags Honduras sold at 5s 10d a 7s Icl
for low to fine silvers.

JeTE —The demand for this article continues to improve; at auction
- 'lss a 11 / 7s 6(1 per ton.

150 bales sold at 1

,UNTRY CORN MARKETS.

Wheat. i Barley. Oats. Bean,. Pease.
Err Quarter. s. to s. s. to S. S. to s. J 7----. to 6. 7. ---- `•
B,ston
Gainsborough — 53 28 20 42
Grant'', Am
Grimsby
liormastle 49 60 :',2 37 '2O 24 36 42 -
Lincoln..
Spalding
Stamford 4B 56 28 33 21 25 36 44 --
York 5O 56 26 34 24 26 32 41
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