The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-07 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From, the London New Price Current of this day.)
SUGAR.—To-day West India Sugar was in good demand
for home consumption, and realised rates fully equal to
last Friday. Transactions are 435 hhds and tierces,
making 2,185 for the week.
REFINED.—To-day there was a further increase in
purchases in refined sugar by home dealers, and prices ad-
vanced—brown lumps selling at 44s 6d to 455, and low to
fine grocery 45s 6d to 47s 6d. Crushed sugar sells more
freely for export at previous terms.
EAST INDIA. To-day Bengal sugar was in increased
request, and very full prices were obtained. At auction
4,780 bgs were sold—mid to fine grainy yellow 38s to 425,
mid to good like Mauritius 35s to 35s 6d, ord and mid Date
30s to 32s and Khaur 28s to 29s per cwt.
COCOA.—On West India there is an increasing supply,
and demand not improving prices have declined is per
cwt. At auction 600 bags Trinidad a small part sold, grey
at 31s to 335, red 33s 6d; and 66 bags of Grenada 29s to 31s.
COFFEE.—To-day there was a good business concluded
in plantation Ceylon, and prices are firmer, ruling equal to
those of last Friday. At auction 100 casks were sold—fine
fine ord to low mid at 55s to 595, and triage 48s to 525.
Demand is not better for native, yet prices remain at 45s
6d to 46s 6d for good to fine ord.
TEA. —Better kinds have been in active request, and in
some cases stiffer prices are obtained, supply not increas-
ing. The currency is for low to good ord sound lid to
11:id ; rather blackish leaf to blackis leaf is to 14d ; strong
to Pekoe sorts is 2d to ls 9d ; and superior is 10d to 2s 2d.
The following is now the currency :—For green hyson, ord
is 4d to is 6d, mid is 7d to is &I, good is 9d to 2s, fine
2s 2d to 2s 6d, superfine 2s 7d to 3s, young hyson Canton
is to is sd, hyson kind is 7d to 2s, fine 2s 2d to 2s &l,
twankay is to is 2d, gunpowder Canton is to is 7d, hyson
kind is Bd. to 2s 9d, fine 2s 10d to 3s 4d.

SPIRITS.—Stock of Rum is less than last year by 7,600
puns., &c., of -West, and 500 of East India. Home and
export deliveries continue favourable, although prices are
is to Is6d per gallon above the previous season. Jamaica
is hell for full prices. For Brandy prices are firm.
TALLOW.—Transactions in Russian have not been equal
to last week, In consequence of further advanced rates
being demanded. The currency is now for I'. Y. Candle
on the spot 583 thl to 533 Dd for first sort, 57s tid for de-
livery up to the close of the year, 58s for spring months :
at these rates only a moderate business has been concluded.
Home melted is not offered under as cash, still deinand
is not brisk.

OIL—To-day prices were not sustained for cocoa nut
oil. At auction 160 packages were sold at 43s 9d to
44s 3d, and palm 100 casks Us 6d for fine.

AN EPISODE OF THE EMPEROR'S VISIT TO BOULOGNE.—
At the moment when the Emperor was proceeding from
the dock towards the lock-bridge, a young female dressed
in black threw herself at the feet of his Majesty, exclaim-
ing " Pardon, sire, pardon for my father !' The Empe-
ror kindly raised her up, and, taking the petition from
her, promised to examine into the affair. While walking
along, his Majesty threw his eye over the petition, and
asked M. Al. Adam for some information on the subject,
when that gentleman informed the Emperorthat the father
of the young female was an old public functionary, who
from misfortune was led into the commission of an offence
which subjected him to a severe punishment. He had now
been several years in prison, and appeared sincerely re-
pentant. " What do you think I ought to do," said the
Emperor with emotion ; 'grant n commutation, or full
pardon ? " Full pardon, Sire,' replied M. Adam ;
your heart has declared it, and you will raise up
an honourable family.' Well, then,' said the Em-
peror, I grant full pardon, and I charge you to
announce it to his family.' M. Adam, much affected
at what had taken place, quite forgot the lock-
bridge, aid was walking past it, when his Majesty
said, But we have forgotten the new bridge ! ' As
soon as the news of what had occurred became known in
the town, blessings were expressed by the inhabitants
for the Emperor who had restored a father to his de-
voted daughter. The most affecting letter of thanks was
addressed to M. Adam by the Community of the Ursu-
lines, with whom the interesting young female was
living, and who was styled by the sisters ono of their
dearest children.
NOTTINGHAM TRADE.—What with our fair, and what
with the Turkish panic, not to mention the further
advance in the rate of discount as formerly antici-
pated, our Trade Report this week presents no improve-
ment on last week's announcement, and trade indeed
is almost at a stand still. We are, therefore, obliged
once more to offer a flat contradiction to the statements
put forth in Molday'a Tim es, in which there is not
one word of truth. There are in fact no buyers in our
market. The factories and warehouses during the fair are
also shut half the day for holiday reasons, and production
in consequence is considerably limited. As for the
Americans, whom the Times conjures up in such abun-
dance amongst our warehouses, it is not expected that
they will reach us till towards the end of the month ;
and in truth, knowing the position in which our manu-
facturers are placed, and, being a rapacious descrip-
tion of purchasers, it is well enough understood that they
are deliberately holding off in the expectation of being
able to run down our prices. Whilst, therefore, much
is not to be anticipated from this source for the improve-
ment of business ; the rise in cotton and silk will, it is
expected, preclude -our manufacturers from giving way,
and any further advance will inevitably put a stop to
sp( culative production, and limit manufacturing to
the factual state of the demand. Hosiery continues
rather more prosperous, at all events in better condi-
tion, than the lace branch. Though affected by the
prevailing dullness however, there rsj no manifestation
of despondency either on the part of the manufacturers
or operatives. Prices remain firm, and the future is
1 joked forward to with [unabated confidence. The
hands are also firm though respectful, moderate, and
reasonable in their demands. To-day a deputation from
the branch waited upon the leading houses, and gave
very considerable gratification by the sensible and rea-
sonable tone they have assumed.-- Notts Guardian.
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