The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-28 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of last Evening.)
SUGAR.— Although the advices received from the various
West India islands since Tuesday last are of a favourable cha-
racter, the negroes generally having resumed their field labours,
and the estates were at full work, still there has again been a
good and general demand for British Plantation Sugar from
the grocers, who are still anxious to get into stock at the
present moderate prices ; the refiners have also purchased
to a fair extent, and the rates previously established have
been fully supported for sugars under 58s, whilst those at and
above that figure have brought 6d advance, the supply being
still short ; on Wednesday the private purchases were 500,
on Thursday 700, and on Friday 1,000 hhds and trs, besides
which 224 hhds 5 trs Barbadoes have been offered at auction,
and sold with spirit at prices is above those of the former
sale, fine brought 66s to 675, good 64s to 64s 6d, mid to good
mid 60s 6d to 63s 6d, ord 58s 6d to 59s 9d, so that during
the past week upwards of 2,400 bhds, &c. have been sold,
which is a large quantity,considering that during the two previous
ones 9,000 hhds. &c. were taken for actual consumption : there
is every appearance that the present rates wilt be maintained
for the next two or three months, and perhaps a slightadvance
may take place, the town and country dealers bolding by no
means large stocks ; the consumption going on is very good; the
bulk of the supplies have
,been received from West India this
season, and no arrivals of moment can be expected from Mauri-
tius before February next; the surplus in the stocks has fur-
ther decreased, and the deliveries have increased ; there has
again been no arrival, whereas during the same period in 1837
1,400 hhds, &c., were imported; the refiners are at full work,
and are likely to continue so for some time, the :quantity of
goods ready for delivery being very small, and are much wanted
by the home trade, who are barely supplied; from the Ist
January to the present period 131,000 casks have been re-
ceived, against 111,000 during the same period last year;
the average Gazette price is upwards of lOs lower than at this
time in 1837 ; the lowest point of the market for brown is now
50s, and the highest for fine yellow 665, with the exception of
Barbadoes.

This afternoon at public sale 133 casks Barbadoes, and 282
hhds 19 trs 41 brls St. Lucia were offered, which met with a
good demand ; the former brought very full prices, fine 65s 6cl
to 675, middling to good 60. 6cl to 65s ; the latter went
rather dearer foilcoloury descriptions : other sorts sold at pre-
vious rates, fine yellow brought 603 6d to 64s 6d, good mid-
dling to good 56s to 595, and good brown to middling yellow
52s to 55s per cwt.
REFINED.—Lumps equal to the standard have brought
755., rather under 735, and 703 a 72s for common and
brown, the few orders here for double crushed are at 35s
a 365, and the refiners would not be inclined to sell under
40s whilst the home trade continue to pay 75s for standard
lumps, but no price has yet been fixed. Treacle con-
tinues to find ready buyers, and the supply being small rather
higher prices have been obtained, 28s a 28s 6d has been paid
for common, and 295. 6d a 31s for patent and the best old
made ; pieces and good descriptions of Bastards have been in
good demand, at their former currency, but for ord sorts of
the latter there are still few buyers ; Candy is without altera-
tion ; for Dutch Crushed Sugar 33s is still required.
MAURITIUS.—A steady demand has prevailed by private
contract for yellow, and the better descriptions of brown for
the scale, as well as for refining, and fully previous rates have
been obtained, but for ordinary sorts of the latter under 45s
there are very few buyers either for home consumption
or export; at public sale 640 bags sold readily, low to
middling brown at 45s 6d to 48s, middling greyish yellow 55s
6d to 56s 6d, good middling %ellow 57s 6cl to 58s. This after-
noon the principal part of 4,300 bags at public sale was sold
at full and in some instances at rather higher prices, fine yel-
low brought 61s 6d to 64s 6d, good mid to good 58s 6d to 60s.
EAST INDIA. —The coloury descriptions of Bengal have
been sought after by the grocers, who have been compelled to
pay 68s b., private contract for small parcels of fine, but bust
ness is still restricted by the short supply at market. 3,000
bags of Manilla have been sold by private treaty at 22s for
good brown, being full prices. Siam is not offered on ea: ier
terms.

Fo Havannah and Brazil there has been nothing
done privately ; none has been offered at public sale but im-
porters remain firm.
MoLassEs.—A fair demand has prevailed for West India,
and previous rates have been fully supported; at auction 72
puns fine Barbadoes sold at 30s.
COFFEE.-For British Plantation previous rates have gene-
rally been obtained for all qualities, at auction 105 casks 208
barrels and bags have been offered, a small part of which was
sold, Jamaica mid to good mid at 107 s a 113 s, low mid 106 s,
good to fine fine ord 97s a 103 s, Demerara good ord 96s
a 965. There has been no arrival. The stock is 400
casks 3,146 brls and bags heavier than at this period last year.
For East India descriptions subject to the low rate of duty.
there has been only a limited demand, the grocers taking only
sufficient to supply their immediate wants, but good ord Cey-
lon cannot be purchased by private contract under 97a Mocha

has been takeil sparingly for home consumption ; in Stiragtrbilf
Semarang, and other kinds there has been nothing do
ing
public sale or private contract, and prices remain dttif
same as last quoted ; the Foreign market continues inn. 0
state, there has been nothing done privately in St. Doming
°'
none has been offered at auction, but former
rrates_
are required ; Brazil may be purchased on rather easier te rasa_
and the transactions this week are only 100 bags, good ord 69.
loury at 403 per cwt ; none has been offered at auction. 0
This afternoon 116 bales Mocha and 155 casks holler
were offered at auction, the former sold heavily at
reduction of 5s to 6s, fine pale yellow clean garbled er
107 s 6d, good and fine ordinary 98s 6d to 103 s; for the ladt'at
there were very few buyers, and not above half was 15°I„ to
rather lower prices, fair mid went at 1053 6d to 107 s, 'in'
fine fine ord 983 6d to lOgs 6d, good ord 95s to 96, ord
77s to 81s. In foreign there is no business of moment, owing
to the low prices offered for Brazil. and
SPICES.—The home trade buy sparingly of Nutmegs, t
for export there is is no demand, but holders are not inclinedho
a farther
to submit to lower prices. The demand for Plack PePPer,,,to
considerably improved, and 3,000 bags were sold by Pii,",r
contract; Sumatra good 3id a 4d, common*, and ord
4d, which are easier prices. For Pimento importers have repttoo
to submit to lower prices, and bought in the whole 0' lc
bags at public sale at 3-ad to 3id for low to good mid (fultW,
there were buyers id within the buying in prices. For 0
sia Lignca full rates are required, but the demand has Ye
rivial. East and West India Ginger-1,992 bags Beng_riv
public sale sold at 16s 6d to 21s for low to good mid Vs.
Cloves have been inquired for.
1839'
The next Cinnamon sale is fixed for the 28th January, - tiff
As there has been no arrivals since the last sale, the clual/70,
to be offered in January must be calculated from that relnalt,
ing in importers' hands, and to arrive on board two 016 e t.
reported to have sailed from Ceylon in May and Angtg er
The whole quantity put up to sale will probably be tu‘ea
1,000 bales, as a portion of those bought in may have
up,
sold by private contract previously, or may not be again Pito,
There will be a small quantity of pieces and broken.
61,
present prices are first sort '7s 9d to 8s 6d, second sort 65
to 63 10d, third sort 4s 6J to 55 9d, pieces 4s 3d to 4s
broken and small 2s 10d to Ss.
RUM, BRANDY,' AND HOLLAND& —ln Jamaica .0—
transactions have again been limited, and confined to °llfp
100 puns, but lower prices have not been accepted, 3°
33 per cent. over proof have brought 4s 10d to 4s I ld, *nicei
to 36 over at 5s to 5s ld : in the better descriptions of mot
wards there has been only a limited business doing, bui b
gdO
common sorts there has been an increased demand, and „tot
puns have been sold at Id advance, proofs to 3 per,,,4
over have brought 3s 3d to 3s 4d, 5 to 8 over 3s 5d to o'odi
10 to 12 over 3s 7d to 3s Bd, 15 to 17 over 3s 9d to SO 1
ed,
a government contract is shortly expected to be adver'`snie
The high prices which rule for Brandy cause buyers to ~.„
forward cautiously, and the demand since our last has bee-oly
!tilted both for Cognac and Bordeaux ; the rates previ°
established have, however, been supported. For Gene
prices have receded 2s 5d a 2s 6d for pale. lye
PROVISIONS. —The demand for Irish Butter since oorpc
has continued good, and prices are still on the advance; to
qualities command 96s to 995, and secondary sorts 9°sl,°d
94s per cwt.—The continued large imports of Foreign'
the inferiority of the quality, generally create a dull 111"10(v
for those sorts, but prices are supported, fine bringing
to 104 s per cwt. Lard is a little more inquired for, bill,
advance can be quoted. Bacon—prices are still depresic."o
TALLOW.--The market till Friday was in an excited
and prices advanced 2s 6d to 2s 9d ; on the err try
demand was extensive from both the town and ere:
trade for Petersbnrgh Yellow Candle, and large parce's6(l
taken by chandlers as well as soap-makers at b89„010.,
58s 9d for first quality. For delivery up to the end of SlToca
and for the three first months of 1839 buyers also Pr; the
freely, paying 58s 9d for the former, and 59s per cart Ic:i
tea
latter, but since then the demand has slackened, sn t and
transactions have been only to a limited extent on the sP°rices
for delivery in the three first months of next year, 015118534
have given way to 58s a 58s 3d for, the former, and ," next
a 58s 6d for the latter. For the three last months 01 14
year there are buyers at 51s, but no sellers under o,,sces.
Town Tallow large sales have been made at improved P`: pre'
OILS.—For common Fish Oils a good demand I°' liavc
vailed to supply the wants of the home trade. wlwicov °
paid 331 for Cod, 361 for pale Seal, and 251 a 271 105 for
pr, $t
good Southern, being an advance of 20s for the
which large quay have been taken by the soap' See
Sperm of good quality has sold steadily at 821. ""„d the
Oils there has been less business doing on the spottai, tidt
o
transactions in Linseed have been limited at 275 a tbosc
but for delivery large contracts have been entered into at ay 10
prices. Rape has sold slowly, and prices have given N Not- at
41s for Pale, and 39s for Brown. East India Cocoa priatr
the late advanced rates. Olive has maintained its -
currency.

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the WEEK

NDING ?I°lr.gl

From
178 Wheat, per barral 20 stone 36 0 I
0 Bere l6 stone 0 0
SO Barley
173 Oats .... ........... 14 stone l3 9
0 Flour, per cwt ... S st.hie — 0
0 Oatmeal 8 stone 0 -
Sold to Bakers only.
21
16,281 Cwt. Flour 22 0 25 6
Average price of Wheat and Flour 38,, 41. per sack 01•
Firsts from 223. NI- .t 2 0.2,. 0,1.
Receipts of Flour, 11,713 1 Seconds from i 9, 0,;• `t; 12,,, 0.21. Sales of Do. 18,003 Tiiiidsfrom 103. 0" '

To
45 0
i

•,,arS4
41 0
0

I 13- :
10 0
_0 (f 0

PRICE OF DREAD.
Quartern Loaf 10!,44, I Half Quartern SVI
CORK 111 A RKETS.—Nov. 24.---- ei
13'5.0
Wheßt (per 205t.)...22s Od. to43s. W. Oats (per 14st.) 83.0 4. 1O if .
Harley (per 165t.)...1° I) 117 9 I Flour (per cwt ) 8 d
_ _

Oatmeal (percent.) lls. Od. Od.
Beef, 4d. to 7d. ; Mutton, sd. to Bd. ; Veal, 4d to 6d. ;
Pork, 41d. to sd. ; Fresh Butter, led. to 11d. per lb.
PRICE OF BUTTER.
To the Merchants. _
- . 955.

First Quality
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth

To the C ntil
rvg2B6:ou

CLONMELL NI)
Per

78
66
46

RKETS.—Nov. 24.
Cwt

d.
s. d. pi 0
Hides (raw) to f4O • 0
-- 0
Bacon Pigs 38 0
...
, Heads 28 0
Bag. Si °
I 0
Flour, Thirds — 0 ,
1 Fourths 2:l 0

s. d. s.
New Butter B9 0 to DO 0
Oatmeal 12 0 12 3
Nerulered Lard 0 52 0
Per
t•• lour, Becond ..... 44 0
---Household 0 42 0
Rapeseed 20 0 Per E
0
Here 8 4 10 0

11
6 1
. 5
Barley 13 . 5
i Coals _ 0 0
tone.
'fallow (rouge) 4 0 00 4
I Potatoes 0 3
MARKETS. 'Od t° 6'46
Beef (per 1b.... os• 0 ,
Mutton
Pork
Veal 0 5 lig
Fresh Butter .
R
Salt Ditto
Potatoes (per st.) 0 '''

Wheat. 1 8 Per
oats 0 8 0 9
KILKENNY
Wheat (per barrel) 28s Od. to 38s. Od.
Barley l4 0 16 0
Oats 8 6 9 6
Hour (per bag)
Butter (per cwt.) 9O 0 9'2 0
Bacon Pigs 4O 0 4t 0
Coals 1 0 1 2

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1. A 1 11'
VICTORIA PATTERN P Corolif;ist
A. B. SAVORY and SONS, Goldsmiths, No. 149 oblic t"0
London, (opposite the Bank of England,) inform the P Sret
in addition to their many patterns of plain and shell Silvri, sfitoi
and Forks, they have finished this very elegant new Patttehe 'l4
the admired style of Louis XIV. The following are (1.
weights : A X. ti tit
1" .15 0 .4
1 dozen Victoria Pattern Silver Table Spoons 40 at 7 '-".! ... 15 1 g
1 dozen ditto Table f orks 4O 76. .... g 4 v
~, 6, ..... g 41 6,
1 dozen ditto Desert Spoons /5 '6.. 4 14' 0
1 dozen ditto Desert Forks 25 ' ' .... , 0
1 pair ditto Gravy Spoons 11 7 6 ... •4 1(
ditto Soup Ladie U 45'.... 40 i
4 ditto Sauce Ladles l2 8 (L.."' 9pi o
4 ditto Salt Ladles (gilt bowls) .......... .... .. 5,, 11 P
1 ditto Fish Slice (pierced and stror..ol ,
1 dozen ditto Tea spoons l4 8 .
.... ~
1 pair ditto Sugar Tongs
...................•ce.
Fiddle pattern Silver Spoons and Forks 7s. 2d per 0" .00'
King's pattern Silver Spoons and Forks 7s. 4d. ditto. vott
A Pamphlet of the prices of plate may be had on aPP

GELD
,Oe
GENTLEMEN'S ELEGANT FLA'', of Cbd
WATCHES are offered, price Nine Guineas eacTessebtoce
suited to wear in the waistcoat pocket, engine turnedroe e•O'
enamel dial, and hand to mark the seconds. The nl„lseeo
on the celebrated horizontal construction, with going '.-0041,0fe-
tinue gointr while winding, jewelled, &c., and nrol'hili
COX SAVORY'S, Watchmaker, &c., No, 47, Coo' ge.
doors from Gracechurch-street), London. •
N.B. Second-hand Watches, Plate, &c. purchased 10

f Or.
BIRTHS. t al,
At Upper Heigham, Norwich, on the 23d inst., he lady
0 8
t, .--
Wheaton Bradish, of New York, of a son. 25d ill 5
At Newton Rectory, by Sudbury, Suffolk, on the lady Of
wife of the Rev. Charles Smith, of a daughter.
rod, the
On the 23d inst., at Acton-place, Kingsland- f John
C aptain J. E. Dugan, of a son, still-born. the
lady 0
On the 24th instg., at Hackford Hall, Norfolk, of
Collyer, Esq., of Lincoln's-inn, of a son and heir. , 0 514''
On the 24th inst., the lady of Hugh Joh°g° ' ne
daughter, of a s_s
lad!
•P
At Tavistock, the lady of James M. Yenning, Esti
On the 25th inst., in Somers-street, Oxford-tern ace, the
l3'°'
of Frederick Tayler, Esq., of a son. of Jose f
O
On the 25th inst., in Burton-crescent, the lady ledi -
o
rell, Esq. of a son. the
n the 25th inst., in Bedford-place, Russell-stl°are, Net'
H. P. Gipps, Esq., of a daughter. f monists
On the 26th inst., in Harley-street, the lady °
tleship, Esq., of a daughter. leo
Chit .
MARRIED. Sir •IA
re, ,
ie
On the 27th inst., at St. George's. Hanover-940143e late '''
Wetherell, to Harriet Elizabeth, second daughter 1'
Colonel Warneford, cf Warneford-place, Wilts.
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IffED. c
On board the
ber, Captain Cla;:enCcieauDdainirey;ml?
On the 3d inst., at Gibraltar, William Reed, Esq., ei
the Cape,
48'h Regiment, pole,
On the 19thtcionagusnte,t,:a4°0tfReoduet,hnirzealba;tdb., fourth
On the 22d inst
Esq., aged 63.
On the 22d inst., (laughter et 131a°1
Balfour Ec Rebse '
re, JAI'
ti,r °DO fjifl‘9'
nstn, at his house in Fitzrorsqua
jun., Esq. inst •,
At Cr'as,'
anford Lodge, Dartford, Kent, on the 23d i ~f
at Lodge-road, Regent's Park, A-- a
?.cpeo,..pnantb;s2saseiOv,fiicoSere.Powilhe
Crest', Esq., aged 73. , obter "
theolnateth
Jeoh2n3dHiantskt;east Worthing, Diary
alllcaiirffy. Ann, eldest ca I'
,
a 3,,
Duller, age
On the 24th inst., at 13r-o'm' pton Mr. E. B.
Hill
youngest son of the late Mr. C. T. 'Miller. genii
FsOn the 24th inst., Isabel, the eldest daughtes of
• q., of Doughty-street, aged 7.
i„ soo
Caleb, °P gaol"
CitOyn-rothade,2a4gtehd
Binos.t., Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, of DslbY-terileet
On the 24th inst., at Denmark-place, Hackney, , stoat
c.,f3ii..n:nit,iz,edEsttq3.., of Canonbury-square,
liioHNG, !...4,
London. Printed and Published by MIIRDO i,. the cu• -- •
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