The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-13 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of last Night.)
&amt.—The quantity of Sugar sold last week was very
extensive, considering our reduced stock and the small show
at market ; several of the leading brokers sold entirely their
stocks off at gradually stiffening prices, being Is. 6d. to 2s.
per cwt. advance since the holidays ; Brown Sugars, 625.
The Stock of West India Sugar is now 22,460 hhds. and
trs., being 12,150 less than last year. The stock of Mauritius
is now 36,111 bags, which is 16,229 less than last year. The
delivery of West India last week was 2,455 hhds. and trs.,
which is 103 less than last year. The delivery of Mauritius is
4,888 bags, being 2,959 more than the corresponding week
of 1835.
The marked alteration in the comparative stock of West
India Sugar this morning, and the early arrivals from the
Mauritius, with five or six more vessels expected, all hurrying
to obtain the high prices in England, haVe rather thrown a
damp upon the market this morning ; there is no briskness in
the demand; no alteration can be stated in the prices, they are
the same as the currency of last week, but without the charac-
ter of extreme prices, and a greater disposition to sell at pre-
sent rates ; the estimated sales of this day are 400 hhds. and
trs.,tineluding the public sale of Barbadoes, 99 hhds. 4 barrels,
low mid, yellow to fine 655. to 685., which bears the same
character as the market for Muscovades by private contract,
that is, full prices of last week, but without the briskness.
The Refined Market was still higher last week and an in-
creasing disposition not to sell the goods at Market ; for lumps
to pass the standard, 86s. was paid:
The Refined Market this afternoon was without the brisk-
ness of last week ; the holders of goods are asking 86s. for
lumps to pass the standard, but the price realized is about
85s. 6d. _

MAURITIUS.—The public sale of Friday, 4,896 bags, sold at
the highest prices yet realized in this Market; the average of
the whole cargo was 655. ; the prices ranged 625. 6d. for
brown, up to 675. fine yellow.
The public sale of Mauritius Sugar advertised for this day,
7,000 bags, is postponed till to-morrow. Another public sale
will be advertised this night for Friday.
EAST INDIA AND FOREIGN—East India Sugars continue to
be held at an advance of Is. 6d. to 2s. ; about 7,000 bags
Manilla were sold about 325. Brown Brazils 265., and the
whites 345., in cargoes ; yellow Rio 295. to 30s. ; there are
few Ilavannab sold, but they are held for very high prices, and
the holders evince no disposition to dispose of these descrip-
tions of Sugar for the present.
By public sale this day 253 bags Siam Sugars sold about
previous prices, the sound 355. 6d. a 38s:, damp 335. to
355. 6d.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.—There is little alteration in West
India Molasses ; good quality, 295. to 30s. 6d. The total de-
liveries of West India Molasses from the warehouses, for the
week ending Jan. 9, amount to 3,647 cwt.
COFFEE---The Coffee market was firmer last week; British
Plantation descriptions were more in demand, at a general
rise of ls. to 25., and nearly the whole quantity offered at pub-
lic sale was disposed of, which is rather •an unusual circum-
stance in this market at this season of the year. There was
also more enquiry for Foreign Coffee ; about 1,000 bags Bra-
zil, good to fine ord. coloury sold 525. to Ms. ; 200 bags
good ord. St. Domingo sold at 535., and a cargo of the latter
delivered at Leghorn at the same price ; some ord. foxy Ha-
vannah sold at 525.

By public sale this day 147 bags good Samarang sold at
545., which generally was valued at 535., the ordinary sold at
51s. The total deliveries of Coffee from the warehouses for
the week ending 9th January arc 178,307 lbs. of West India,
and 130,199 lbs. of East India.
Cocon.—The total deliveries of West India Cocoa from the
warehouses for the week ending 9th January are 17,964 lbs.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-But little business has been done in
either Butter or Bacon during the last week ; the few specu-
lator: appear disinclined to continue purchasing ; the price of
pigs in the Irish Markets is declining, and the supply mere
abundant than was expeeted

BACON,

BUTTER. -
Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery.
1835 61,800 firks 7,907 firks 10,400 bales 1,846 bales
1836 58,590 5,854 11,063 ` ' 2,280
The imports of Butter are Irish 14,336 firks. Foreign 470 casks. ;
Bacon 6,777 bales.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.--There are fevv sales of
Rum to report ; the market has a heavy appearance,. the hol-
ders waiting the event of the GovernMent contract ; there are
no sellers'at any reduction in the prices. In B, randy or Ge-
neva there is no new feature.
INDIGO.—.There was an 'over-land dispatch from India yes-
terday. The few letters from Calcutta are of the 25th Sep..