The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-10 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Ciirrent of last Night.)
SUGAR.-The Sugar Market continued very heavy all last
week the estimated sales did not exceed 300 hhds. and trs. a
day, generally at prices a shade lower, but many of the large
importers would not submit to any decline whatever.
The stock of West India Sugars is now 17,424 hhds. and
trs., being 10,326 less than last year. The stock of Mauritius
is now 65,233 bags, which is 9,535 less than last year. The
delivery of West India last week was 1,910 hhds. and trs.,
which is 297 less than last year. The delivery of Mauritius
was 4,897 bags, being 2,548 less than the corresponding week
of last year.
The Raw Sugar Market remains in the same indefinite
state we have lately reported, the Market dull and heavy,
and tilt prices as usual in such cases 6d. in favour of the
buyers, but no general reduction in the currency, and the
purchases very limited. The public sale of Barbadoes this
day, 115 hhds., is a fair sample of the Market ; one half sold
at previous prices, the other half 6d. per cwt. lower ; the de-
cline was particularly in the middling descriptions. The sale
consisted of low yellow to fine 645. a 665. Gd., since which a
refiner has been purchasing new Demeraras at rather lower
rates.-The estimated sales at the close of the Market this
afternoon are:more than usual ; they are at a:late hour estimated
at 500.hhds. and trs., including the Barbadoes ; the buyers
obtaining better Sugars for the same prices.
In the Refined Market there was little alteration last week :
goods for shipping were enquired for, but not so brisk as the
preceding week; Lumps to pass the standard 85s. ; for gro-
cery goods there was no demand whatever.
In the Refined Market rather lower prices were asked this
afternoon ; Lumps to pass the standard 435. 6d. not patent,
and the patent 445., which is 6d. per cwt. lower than was pre-
viously accepted.
MAURITIUS.-There were 1,629 bags Mauritius Sugar
brought forward by public sale on Friday ; they sold at former
prices, low strong grey to fine yellow 61s. to 645. Gd.
EAST INDIA.-By public sale on Friday 371 bags Bengal
were offered ; they all sold at former prices, low to good white
3Gs. 6d. to 38s. 6d., damp 365. Gd. to 375.
FOREIGN.--A small public sale of yellow Havannah was
brought forward on Friday, but it cannot be given as a criterion
of Market prices, middling white taken in at 41s. Gd., and
yellow at 345.
MOLASSES.-The total deliveries of West India Molasses
from the warehouses for the week ending February 6, amount
to 3,067 cwt.
COFFEE.-The Coffee Market remains in a very unsettled
state; the good and clean descriptions of British Planta-
tion sell freely, and fully support the late currency, but the
ord. and unclean are nearly unsaleable at a reduction of 3s.
to 4s. per cwt. in Foreign there is little alteration ; St.
Domingo withdrawn from public sale in large parcels at 535.
--rather lower. Ceylon fell Is. to Is. Gd. per cwt., 286
bags at public sale of good quality selling at 565. 6d. and 575.
The Coffee report will be very interesting for some months to
come ; and it follows as a matter of course that the East India
descriptions must rise materially in price, or that the British
Plantation must fall considerably, as they must approximate in
value, the new imports from the East being now placed at the
same duty as the West India.
The total deliveries of Coffee from the warehouses for the
week ending Gth Feb. are 142,229 lbs. of West India, and
122,604 lbs. of East India.
By public sale this day 1,107 bags Brazil Coffee sold at full
prices ; ord., 525. to 535. ; fine ord., 555. to 555. 6d. ; the
Mocha Coffee, 625. to 625. 6d.
COCOA.-By public sale this afternoon a small parcel of
Brazil Cocoa ; red Bahia, 455. to 455. 6d., sold.
The total deliveries of West India Cocoa from the ware-
houses for the week ending Feb. 6th, are 18,2421b5.
TIN.-This afternoon by public sale, 1,584 slabs Tin sold
88s. for the first lots down to 85s.
Rica.-The new Carolina Rice may be quoted 31s. ; old,
28s. to 295. ; on board, 20s. to 21s.
FRUIT.-The Market is flat, no purchases to any extent arc
reported.
BUM, BRANDY, and Ifot.LANDs.-Thero is little alteration
in the Rum Market : the late imports are in few hands, and the
holders do not appear inclined to sell ; the only business re-
ported in our Market is some Jamaieas, 29 and 30 over at
3s. 7d. to 3s. Bd. on shore. Brandy is held for higher prices
this morning ; a parcel of Martels has been sold at 3s. 10d. in
hhds., and the same price refused for a larger parcel. Some
pale Geneva from Rotterdam has been sold at 2s.
There is a new import this morning, above 300 casks of
Rum at Liverpool from Calcutta, we believe the product of
India, where refineries and distilleries are established, and from
whence we look for considerable supplies both of Rum and

Molasses.
TALLOW.—There is little alteration in Tallow ; the prices
a shade higher, owing to the deficiency in all other descrip-
tions of grease. Among the sales of Tallow reported are par-
cels of old 1834 at 435. 3d. _

SALTPETRE.—This day's sale at the India House, 500 tons
Company's Saltpetre, refraction 7 to 7:i, all sold 265. 6d. to
275. 5d., averaging 275., which is 6d. to 9d. per cwt. higher.
In Refined Saltpetre we cannot quote any alteration, 31s.
the nearest price.
COTTON.—The warlike intelligence this morning, from the
United States, has no effect upon the prices of Cotton ; there
are no sales since Eriday worth reporting.
INDIGO. —Since the close of the sales small parcels of the
Indigo have been sold at a premium, the first lots at 3d. and
others at 2d. per lb. on the prices of the sale, but we cannot
state this as the general state of the market.
The total deliveries of East India Indigo from the ware-
houses for the week ending Feb. 6th, are 25,268 lbs.
On.s.—But little business doing in Oils. Fish Oils are
dull. Linseed Oil a little dearer. Rape Oil declining. At
public sale last Friday, Sperm Oil of middling quality sold
701. ss. to 71/. Seal Oil sold about 381. ss. downwards, ac-
cording to quality; these prices fully establish the previous
currency. This afternoon by public sale 310 casks Palm Oil,
partly sold 335. to 335. 3d.
Woor..—The Wool Market remains without alteration, the
attention of the trade being taken up by the public sales, the
first of which commenced this afternoon ; it contained 452
bags Spanish, 124 bags Italian, 124 bags Russian, and above
300 bags Cape, Turkey and other Wools; the sale consisted
chiefly of low Wools, and went off briskly, the whole sold at
rather better prices—Spanish at 2s. 2d. and 2s. 7d., Italian
Is. 63. a 2s. Id., Turkey washed 9d. a lid,, Russian Bd. a 9fd.,
INlogadore sd. a lid.
SILL —There is no alteration to notice in Silk; there con-
tinues a good request both for China and Italian Silk at firm

prices.
Tobacco.—ln Tobacco there arc no sales worth reporting
some small sales are reported for home consumption at pre.

vious prices.
TEA.—There is little alteration in Tea, the free trade Teas
are heavy ; the Company's good and fine descriptions are in