The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-27 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of last Evening.)
CESSATION OF BUSINESS DURING THE CORONATION.—It has been
unanimously agreed to-day that the Markets for Colonial Produce shall
be closed after the business of Wednesday, and that they shall not re-
ot,en until Tuesday next. The Sale of Sugar advertised for Friday has
been withdrawn. The Tea Sales will commence on Monday.
SUGAR.—This afternoon there were two public sales of Barbadoes, con-
sisting of 194 hhds 11 trcs, several lots of which were bought in ; those
sold supported the rates of Friday last, and went from 56s 6,1 a 63s 6d for
low middling to fine quality, one lot very fine 66s ; there was, however, a
good and general demand privately for both the scale and pan, the
purchases amounting to 700 hhds. and trs. at prices fully equal to those
of last Friday. All the clauses of the Sugar Duties Bill were agreed
to by the House last night. The Bill was reported to the House, and
the report ordered to be received to-night. The 10th of October was
fixed for the Bill coming into operation.
Refined goods, which were dull of sale in the middle part of last
week, have since been in better request by the grocers, who have
purchased to a fair extent at previous rates; the supply at Market is still
short. For export the transactions have been confined to a few small par-
cels of double Crushed at 35s 6d for immediate delivery, at which there are
generally sellers. Treacle has been in good request at very full prices. In
Bastards and Pieces there has not been much doing, but in prices little
change has occurred. Dutch Crushed Sugar Is in demand at 33s 6d,
at which 800 hhds have been sold during the last fortnight.
MAURITIUS.—This afternoon there was a fair extent of business trans-
acted both for the scale and pan ; the public sales consisted 0(5,287
bags, which went at prices fully up to those of Friday, and all
were sold ; fine yellow brought 59s 6d to 60s, mid. and good 56s 6d a
57s 6d, low 535, mid bright brown 51s, ord foxey 47s a 47s 6d, strong
grey brown 493 a 49s 6d per cwt.
EAsr INDIA—This afternoon 559 bags Bengal at auction sold at its
former value, very dingy white at 593, soft and dingy 58s 6d, soft yellow
58s, damps of the former 57s to 58s 6d, very inferior 54s per cwt.
FoaxioN.—This afternoon 1,438 boxes Havannah were submitted to
public competition ; for the yellow qualities there was a good demand,
and the prices previously established were fully supported, or sold at
25s:a 25s 6d, mid 26s a 268 6d, good 27s a 27s 6d, one lot fine To's,
slightly damaged 25s a 275, damaged 22s 6d a 248 6d, washed 25s a 26s
6d ; the whites were all damaged, and sold rather under the late nominal
rates, good mid and good quality slightly damaged at 36s 6d a 38s, da-
maged 34s a 33s per cwt.

COFFEE,—This afternoon the auctions consisted of 359 bags Ceylon,
210 bags St. Domingo, 22 trcs Berbice, 914 bags Havannab ; the Ber-
bice sold at full value, low middling at 102 s, good ordinary mixed at 85s
6d a 86s ; St. Domingo! was taken in at late rates, real good ordinary at
43s 6d; Havannah was nearly all bought in 2.3 to 3s above what the
buyers were generally inclined to pay, fine and fine fine ordinary at 55s
to 635, a few lots sold at these rates; the Ceylon met with a steady de-
mand at former prices; good ordinary sold at 80s 6d to 81s 6d, fine ordi-
nary coloury 85s to 863, fine fine ordinary 57s to 89s, superior 90s a 95s
6d per cwt.

COCOA.—Foreign is still neglected, hut high prices are required.
West India has been in better request ; the public sales have consisted of
140 brls 66G bags Trinidad, nearly all of which was sold at rather stiffer
prices, common grey brought 38s a 395, good ord 40s 6d a 425, fine red
46s 6d per cwt.

Run, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND4.-I'or Leeward Island Rum there has
been less demand, but the rates previously obtained have been fully
supported. Jamaica has been in fair request at very full prices; of the
former the sales are 200 puns, proofs to 5 per cent over at 2s 9d to 2s
10d, 10 to 36 over 4s to 4s 2d, 350 of the latter have been sold within
the range of the quotations. Brandy has secured a fair sale; first
Brands of the vintage of 1836, in puns, have brought 3s. 7d. is 3s. Bd.
The purchases in Geneva have been only to a limited extent, at former
prices. British Corn Spirits have sold steadily at the prices quoted.
TEL—The market remains in a very languid state ; buyers, owing to
the near approach of the next quarterly sale, taking only just sufficient
to supply their immediate wants, at prices rather under those obtained
of late; the deliveries since our last for home use have been small. The
total deliveries of Tea from the warehouses for home consumption on
which duty has been paid for the week ending June 23d are 325,5001b5.
Rice.--This afternoon the public sales consisted of 1,623 bags Ben.
gal, and 7,500 bags Java, the former sold at very full prices, mid old
white at 15s, good 15s 6d to lfis, the latter was bought in at high rates,
fine bold white at 17s. 6d to 18s ; there were buyers at 163.
SPICES.—This afternoon 138 bags Pimento at auction sold at steady
prices, fair quality at 3*d, mid 3id ; 800 bags Sumatra Pepper went at
their full value, mid light at 3,N to aid, damage.l 3d to 31d. 1,790
bags East India Ginger have also been brought forward, and sold at
its full value, mid Bengal at 21s 6d a 225, good Malabar 23s 6d a 244
per cwt.
PitovistoNs.—lrish Butter remains nominal, but for Foreign there is
a better demand, and higher prices have been obtained, the best Dutch
has brought 84s per cwt. In the Bacon market rather more business
has been done by the Cheesemongcrs, but at somewhat lower prices.
For Lard the demand is dull at abo•it Is. per cwt under previous prices.
All other articles under this head ale dull of sale, and price, much as
before quoted.

Tlx.—At public sale 7,100 slabs East India v. ere offered to.day,
Bawls was all taken in at 77s to 7Ss ; Straits also principally bought in
at Ths, a few lots sold at that figure.
SAL l'PETßE.—British refined has sold to a fair extent at the qu,-,ta..
Cons. A fair demand has been experienced for rough, and 1,44'2 bags
Calcutta at auction were nearly all sold at steady rates, refraction
a 3 per cant at 9.8 s Gd per cwt. -
Oics.—There has been a good business transacted in Linseed Oil,
both on the spot and for future delivery at otis 6d a 07s. The opera..
tions in Palm have been trivial at 401. Olive is on the decline. East

India Cocoa Nut unaltered. Fish descriptions have been in improved
demand, nearly 600 tuns have been offered at public sale, and principally
sold at rather higher prices, good and fine quality selling at 251 15s to
61151 per tun.

Tem:rms.—For Spirits a good demand has been experienced at
the advanced prices quoted. Rough is held for 12s ed to 12s fld per
per barrel, but there is at present not many buyers.
TALLOW.—The home consumers have been compelled to pay 47s a
47113 d for kmited parcels of Petersburg Yellow Candle of first quality.
For forward delivery buyers are still reluctant to came forward, and the
purchases have been very trivial at 461 per cwt.
Ixotoo.—East India is held for the prices previously established.
Spanish continues in good request, and 200 serons Guatimala at public
sale sold readily at fully previous rates, ordinary Cortes to good Sobres
brought 3s 2d to 6s. 3d per lb.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

Per Quarter.
Boston
Gainsborough
Grantham
Grimsby
Horncastle
Lincoln
Spalding
Stamford.—
York

Wheat.

s. to S.
59 66
65
50 55
6) 65
42 RO
54 76

a. to S. S. to
37 39 20
28
28 33 24
24 26 18
32 37 20
24 31 18
35
28 33 21
26 34 24

Barley.

Oats. r Beans.

4-8 56
50 56

Pease.

S. 1. to S.
23 37 39
20 39
28 38 46
30 38 42
24 36 42
26 40 42
24 49
25 36 44
26 32 44

S. S.
- -t

30 32

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—June 23.
We had a fair supply of Wheat at our market to.day, both from the
interior and coastwise, which met a good demand, and the sales made
were at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter on the rates of last Satur-
day. There was very little passing in Barley. Oats were in moderate
supply, and a shade higher. For Rye also we experienced rather a
better sale at our quotations. In the value of Malt we have no altera-
tion to notice. Beans and Peas also remain without any change. Our
millers raised the price of their Flour 3s. per sack, and ship Flour was
generally held at our quotations, but little or no progress has yet been
made in effecting sales at the advanced rates.
New. Old.
Wheat, Northumberland
Norfolk and Suffolk.... ........ ... 6.55. 72s —s. —s.
- Berwick and Scotch ....... ...... .. 693. tiSs —s. —r.
Foreign
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk
Foreign B. --
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Sutfnlk... 2Ss. 33s
-- Grinding and Feeding 2ls. 253.
,
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk s2s 56s —s. —,, rg.
—s. —5....... 36)5,. 283. ti
—s. —s 3.55. Nis. a.,
cite 15s. 405..... —a. —a.
y 323 3,1 i —3. --s.
lumberland, Potatoe 26s. 293 s. —5.
----- Feed
Foreign
Flour (per sack) sos. 545. —s. —s.

. Leans, Small

Tick
Pease, Whi'
Gra

Oats, Nortj

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET -June 22.
Wneat, Red, Norfolk and Sufiblk -s. 635. to -s. fine 676.
Lin. and Cam. 635. -s. to -s. fine 665.
-- Yorkshire a. -s. to 625. fine 665.
NM hite
- Foreign, tied -s. -s. to -a. tine -s.
White -s. -s. to -s. line -a.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk
- Lincolnshire
- Yorkshire %Vold
--- Foreign
Baans, Small 37s. to 40s. fine 425.
Tick lda. to l'is. fine 385
Oats, Potato 245. to 265. fine 281.
- Poland -s. 2.25. to 255. fine 274
- Friezland and SmaP. -s. IS& to 245. fine 265.
- Mealing
..„....... lid. to I4d. per Stone.
Sh(4ling
Mai' -s. 05s. fine 40s. per Load.
Rapeseed