The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS.—March 31.

SUGAR has been in fair demand, but the transactions are
rather confined, on account of the market having been par-
tially closed. About 400 hhds Demerara have been dis-
posed of at 33s 6d to 35s 6cl ; 7,500 bags East India, in-
cluding Benares, at 39s 6d ' • dates at 36s 6d to 375; low
dingy to low middling white Bengal at 36s to 37s 6d ; and
Khaur at 29s 6cl. Also about 400 bags white Pernams at
22s 6d to 23s per cwt.
MOLASSES.—A large business has been done for arrival,
two parcels of Antigua having changed hands at
casks(in-
19s ; a
cargo of Cuba Muscovado at 18s 6d. ; and 700
direct, via Halifax) at 18s per cwt.
have been sold at
RUM.—Nearly 400 puns Demerara
rather easier prices.
and of 1800 bags
so . .
COFFEE.—At the public sales on Tuesday there was not
much desire to operate for export,
offered about 650 were sold, at 46s 6d for St. Domin,
for Maracaibo. 37s tos2s6clfor Bahia ; and at 60s 6d to 62s ad per cwt.
g
at 9s 6cl to Os 9d for broken, up to 11s 6
RlCE.—About 2,000 bags Bens have
goodbdeenfotrakveenrychi.efly
whTiEteA;.—alThso
e2omoartikerecterseCmaarionlsiugau, is with-
reported off the coast. quiet but pfiermr c,watn.d
out any new feature. Several vesselsatf3roimd Shanghaito
oBdper
labre.
150 bags black pepper are reported
andD RaYbosuAr
J tonss.—
t 61 lOs to 6/ 15s per ton for
nitratesaitpe tr
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ya are
ttarkimenstr e has been in fair request,
reported thirds tto besta t 1 seconds c o6ndd
;s
Tyrol
rlo4ls
.3cialstoopelfroscrswßfto.ernga
,_ 30s for East India re-
28s 6d for 5 per cent. refraction,exs,s for Argo_s,
i which cora-
;anadboult4olooobtotaognss
fined. A steady demnd i t
Nothing worthy of moment has trans-
mend full prices. lOO bags Sumac have baceghesneFstalsoalotdef
Aired in madder roots. Palermo, and at 7s 6cl to 7s 9d for
100 bags 01b0
By sagoy publicflou ' sale axe..:2alts .
iyesterday,asn9dds to
6d for
4s 2cl to 4sMadras, and at 4s
indigo went at
Bengal • 195b0 Singapore
lac, al'39s
5s 7d per lb
shells, at 616 s to 6116 s ; 20 casks discoloured tartar,
pearl
POO bags Myrabolamq
at 77s ; and 1
cwt.
DYEWOODS.—The transactions comprise some parcels of
ounpeachy logwood, at 71 17s 6d to 81, with St. Do-
mingo at 61 7s Gd to 61 lOs ; 220 tons Zapote Fustic,
at 5/ lOs to Si 12s 6d ; 150 tons Brazil wood, at 131
28 6d to 13/ 7s 6cl; and 15 tons Lima wood, at 1412 s Gd to
141 lOs per ton.
JUTE is without alteration, and about 700 bales have
changed hands for arrival at prices not reported.
HIDES.—The market is firmer, and about 2,000 salted
mother-of-
pearl t h3eBddr .potefor_
Australian ox and cow brought at auction on Tuesday 40
to 5d per lb, being advanced prices.
OILS.—Of palm oil a few hundred tons have been sold,
chiefly at 331 lOs per ton. Fish are in limited demand,
without material change.
The tallow market remains quiet, with yellow candle at
465. Lard is nominally worth 52s to 535 per cwt.
Some parcels of turpentine have been sold at 12s 3d per
cwt.

A small lot of Calcutta linseed is reported at 49s per
quarter.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-MARCH 31.

The sales since the 23rd instant are 60,000 bags, of which
28,000 are taken on speculation and for export. To-day's
sales are 25,000 bags, 15,000 of them being taken on specu-
lation and for export. Prices are advanced this week
nearly id per lb. The arrivals are 17 vessels from the
United States, 5 from Brazil, 1 from Egypt, and 2 from
Bombay.

CO U.

VR2'S.

LIVERPOOL-Arm 1.

There was a slender attendance of millers and dealer
at the Corn-exchange this morning, and the genera
business was as limited as we have experienced for
a length of time. Wheat was considered ld per bushel,
flour 6d per barrel and sack, and Indian corn 6d per qr.-
under the prices obtained on Tuesday. Oatmeal supported
late rates. There was no observable change in the value of
other articles of the trade, all of them moved slowly.

WAKEFIELD—APRIL 1.
We have a short supply of grain reported this week.
The wheat trade is very quiet to-day, and last week's
prices cannot be exceeded; ..Fine heavy barley fully as
dear; but for other sorts, the demand is very limited.
Beans dull sale. In oats and shelling no alteration.

BRISTOL SUGAR—APRIL 1.
There has been but little business doing in raw sugars,
indeed we are so close upon the holidays that business has
been scarcely resumed yet. In the few sales effected,
prices have not been supported. These remarks will also
apply to the refined market, the transactions in which
have been but to a limited extent, and with prices weaker
than on this day se'nnight. The sales of rum have been
quite in retail, so that prices could scarcely be quoted.

EXETER—APRIL 1.
CORN EXCHANGE.—For prime samples of wheat Gs 9d;
the ruling figure is 6s 6d ; barley, 3s 9d to 4s 3d ; oats,
2s Gd to 3s per bushel. Flour—fine, 36s to 38s ; secondot
31s`to 36s per sack.

CATTLE MARKET.—Prime beef, 9sod. to OsOdper score ; 2d
quality, is 9d to 8s 6d ; cows and calves, 9/ to 12/ 12s ; steers,
00/ to 0l; butcher's calves, lid to 5d per lb; sheep, prime
wethers, 7d t o Od ; ewes, 60. to Od ; store hogs, 30s to 00s
each.

PANNlER.—Turkeys, ss6d to 8s ; geese, Os to Os Od. each;
ducks, ssodto 6sod; fowls, 3s6d to 5s Od pr cple; roasters, Os to
Os ; hares, 2s Od. to Os Od ; rabbits, 10d to is each ; snipes,
is 3d ; pheasants, Os Od to Os ; partridges, Os Od, Os ; wood •
cocks, 4s Od to Os per brace ; pigeons, 2s Od to Os ditto ;
butter, is 3d to is 4d per lb. ; eggs, 18 to 20 fora shilling.