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MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of last EVenivg. )
SUGAR.-In the British Plantation Market much inactivity
has prevailed this week, the demand for both grocery and re-
fining descriptions having been rely moderate, and importers
have not shown that firmiu S 3 which y they did previous to the
holidays, and have in most instances submitted to a reduction
of Gd. to ls. At auction 90 blids. 23 trs. 11 brls. Barbadoca
sold without spirit, low and mid. descriptions at the latter
decline, the best sorts mainta'ned their value, fine went at 695.
to 70e., good 675. to 683., mid. 64*. 6d. to 663. 6d., erd. 635. ;
privately good dry brown Jamaicas have been sold at 62,,. to
635., low mid. Derneraras at 625. 6ti. to 635., good mid. 645.
to 655. 6d. The importation of last year has been about 4,500
hhds. kits than in the former year, and the present stock is
less by nearly 13,000-hhds. than it was this time twelvemonths.
This afternoon there was no impro‘ement in the demand,
both grocers and refiners purchasing very sparingly, and ra-
ther easer prices were agtor submitted to, making the reduc-
tion since ;he holidays Is. per cwt: The purchas,s for the
week, including the public sales of B irbad :es are 1,200 hbds.
and trs. 123 hhds. Barbadoes at auction sold at former rat, s,
hut they went without spirit, low to good at 64s to 675. 61.
The average Gaztte price of Muscovado, which will appear
in this night's Gazette, is 425. lid.
Refined goods in the early part of the week were in good
demand for home consumption and ship! ing at 6d. advance;
sales of double Crushed made at 38s. Ga. ; grocery Lornpv
rather under the standard at 78s. to 793.. and thuse passing at 604., but during the last two or three days there has been
Very little business doing in any description, but under 3es. 6J,
fur double Crushed, and 78s, to 80a. for Lortips rather under
and passing the standard there. are not sellers.
EAST INDIA.-Bengal sull,ct to the 245. duty has sup-
ported previous rates, but the home trade hire purchased spa-
ringly, and apart only of 1,870 bags auction were disposod of,
ord. to good white at 645. 6J. to 675. 61 , fine 683. to 705.,
&nips 645. Gd. to 655. 6d., mid. yelloc 635. ; 1,000 bags aro
advertised for auction on Tuesday next. Siam and Manilla
are held for previous rates, but there is still very little demand ;
7,000 bags white of the former wilt be offered for public corn.
petition on the 16th inst. Of Java there is still no supply.
This afternoon the grocers purchased a, aringly of 13fq),,a1
admissible at the 245. duty, and 1.163 bags 120 I,luls.mht
gale sold heavily-, white at former rates, but Leuvenwent as, ender hot sale pr ices, mid. to tine of the former
went at 655, 6d, to 695. ; the latter very ord. damp at 45's. to
495., and very inferior black at 40a 6d. to 43.:, Gd.
Nloeassas -The arrivals of Vestha% ing been large
since our last hove prevented. busteess to any extent, and the
only transacticw to report 30 puns. Deznarara at rather
cosier prices, good at 355. This, afternoon at aueti3n 15 hhds.
Bengal, duty paid, sold at 28s to 295. fir very inferior.
Cut' FEE.- hi the British Plantation Market there has been
very little business transacted by prita.e coot act; thei e have
been several enquiries from the grocers, but the li 'lied guar.-
city remaining in importers' hands prevents much business,
sod only a few small parcels of clean d, seriptions 'pre
be, n disposed of, for which very fu:l prices have been
obtained ; no::e has been eff..,red at public sale, and
nothing of consequence is advertised : the s'ock is now
1,200 hhds, less that, it was last year at this period ; the
importation during the past year has also fallen off to some
ext,nt when compared with that of the previous year.
In East India no variciois 11-a occurred in the prices of
any kind, but the transactions have been only to a limited
extent; Ceylon with cort'ficate has b. en thken very spar-
ingly by private treaty, 82s. to 83s, paid for a few small
parcels of good ordinary- ; at auction 191 bags subject
to the 9d. duty went at 54i. for good ord. ; the Impentation in
1337 greatly exceeded that of the fornpr year, and the stock
is larger than it was at the close of 1536 ; the operations in
Mucha have been confined to a pubic 'sale of 327 bolos, which
went at their full value, and were t tken by the home trade,
fair and mid. yellowish dent garbled at 775. to 84s. Gd., one
lot very good 945. Od the stock is smaller than it was last
year.

. : This af.ernoon the demand for Foreign was again very mo-
derate, and of 2,067 bags Rio offsred at public sale only a
' small part found buyers, but former rates were supported, good
ord. coloury went at 41s. 6d. to 425., fine fine ord. colour).
445. to 44s 6d. British Plantation is in steady request, and
60 casks 33 brls. Berbice at auction sold at very full prices,
raid. at 106 s. to 1075., ord. triage 3.53. to .50s.
Cucoa.—Purchas,s have been very limited ; but in pric(s
there is no change.
OrLs.—The demand for all descriptions of Fish Oil has
bean limited ; the home trade, who are the exclusive buyers,
purchas'ng 0.,1y just sufficient to supply their i resent vrants,
and holders are not so firm in their demands as they were last
week ; a few small sales of Cud have been made at 431 ; We
Seal at 45/ , and Southern at 29/. to 311. 103., according to
duality. Sperm has been taken only in small quantities; but
buyers have been compelled to pay fully late rates, there not
being sellers at any reduction.
RICE.—For east India thvre has been a good demand, at
'ull prices ; 1,120 hags Bengal. at public sale, went at 111. 63.
,0 13z. for ordinary to good white. Carolina has supported
previous rates, and from the grocers there have been a steady
request ; but for export the purchases have been limited. This
afternoon Bengal continued in good request, arid 1,291 bags,
at auction, sold in some instances at rather stifferprices—mid.
to good white at 12s. 6fi. to 13s. 6d.
COTTON.—Tho business doing in the Liverpool Market t! is
week having been very lii i'ed has increased the dulness here,
and the demand for all descriptions has been extremely trio
dcrate, the purchases net exceedin; 1,000 bales; but hold rs
Jo not seem inclined at present to submit to lower prices, and
last week's quotations have undergone no change: for auction Friday next 466 bales, 50 hell bales Swat, 400 ballots
Peruvian, 20 bales Bengal, and for 2nd February 6,2G0 bale:
.!'!urat, and 700 bales Madr.s ere advertised.
TALLOW —The demand It :viol; been brisk for home con-
sumption, and the stock in impor turs hands getting very light.
has produced a further improvement in the prices of P. Y. C. of
is. to is. Gd,, and the purch4;es have been very extensive at 46_-
3d. to 475. for first quality ; soap descriptions have been in good

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