The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-02 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of last Night.)
SUDARS.—The Market for West India Raw Sugars will
open on Tuesday morning, then the usual routine of trade will
commence ; in the mean time considerable interest is excited
as to the probable opening prices ; there is no idea of the cur-
rency being lower, notwithstanding there will be a small in>.
crease in the stock, on account of the late arrivals from Deme-
rara, end the Market from this time will be better supplied
with new Mauritius Sugar, yet all these are as nothing min-
cers I with the monstrous deficiency in the stock, and it is par-
ticularly to be observed that the Refined Market and the
Foreign and East India Sugars continue forcing their way up-
wards ; there were no Sugars offered for sale this morning.
In Refined goods there has been little done on account of
the holidays, but still the prices are advancing ; Lumps to
pass the standard have been sold at 845.; and that price is now
refused for more ; fine Crashed 445.
There is a very marked improvement in the Refined Market
this afternoon ; fine Crashed has been sold at 445., and Lumps
to pass the standard at 845., and that price now refused ; 85s.
is now the quotation, making an improvement in the prices
since the commencement of the holidays of 2s. per cwt. ;
very few goods on sale; bastards 395. 6d. to 40s. ; on board,
16s. to 17s.
MADRITIUS.—The few purchases reported since the last pub-
lic sale have been at very full prices.
FOREIGN AND EAST INDlA.—There are few actual sales to
report, but the late extreme prices are demanded, and the
holders will not take less money.
Correa.—There is little alteration in the Coffee Market;
holders appear more particularly for clean qualities suitable
for home consumption. There is a considerable revival in the
demand for Foreign coloury Coffee, and rather large transac-
tions are reported of Brazil at 525. to 545.
Rust, BRANDT, AND HOLLANDS.—There is little alteration
in Rum ; the chief sales are confined to small parcels of se-
cond hand Rum at rather higher prices, the holders still ask-
ing an advance. There is little doing in Brandy, but the
prices arc well maintained. In Geneva there is no alteration.
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market is little varied ; yesterday
wat the settling day, it went off quietly, producing little alte-
ration in prices; the chief sales continue for immediate con-
sumption.
SALMTRI.—There is no alteration in Saltpetre, the late
prices are fully supported.
INDIGO.—The Indigo Market continues very firm ; there is
no new feature to report, except that the late accounts from
Calcutta, to the 28th of August last, mentioned that the
advices from Tirhoot are very unfavourable as to Indigo,
the holders are in consequence less inclined to sell, These

accounts seem to confirm the former statement of the crop
115,000 mounds.
FRUlT.—There is no alteration in Fruit.
WooL.—There is a fair business doing in Wool; the prices
are very firmly maintained.
TLA.—The quantity of Tea taken for home consumpt ion
continues very extensive, but there is no advance to state, ex-
cept in Hysons, which continue to be well supported.
OIL!.--There is little alteration to notise in the Oil Market.
The trade generally is dull at our quotations. Olive Oil may
be bought afloat a shade below cur quotations.
RlCE.—Rice is held with much firmness ; very few parcels
arc offering in the market. Carolina may be quoted 295. to 31s.
duty paid, and 20s. to 21s. for export.