The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-25 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of November 24.)
SUGAR.— Although holders of British Plantation Sugar
have Submitted to a further reduction of is to is 6LI per
ewt, still it has not occasioned any increase in the demand ;
the dem esslon continues to be prneipally on the lower
amis. Fine yellow Antigua has been disposed of at 583;
Demerara low yellow 78i; and brown from va!ious Colo-
nies 763 to 783 per cwt.
To-day holders displayed firmness. and refused to sell
accepting at prices equal to those of Friday, but the trade
orracd with caution, and the demand was limited from
both grocers and refiners, the private sales amounting to
only 150 hlnis and trs at former quotations.
At public sale 99 ithds 13arbadoes were offered, and sold
at previous rates, viz , flee yellow at 853 61, good 833 to
84s, middling and good middling 81s to 82. Gd par cwt.
The o,:z.Lote average price is now 563 101 d, in 1839 it
was 383 6.1, and in 183 s 31s 31d.
RICFINED.—The demand has been yore limited fur Re-
Ivied goods for home use, and prices have declined Is
to Is Gd.
To-day the market presented a dull appearaare for Re-
fined go-Al3, and for B!andard lumps 96s Gd to 97s was ac-
cepted. Bastards and Pieces dull of sale. Bonded
Crushed Sugar in better request, and seine holders not
disposed to sell at. 33s per cwt.
MAULITIUS —This afternoon the demand was dull at the
public sale; consisting of 4,554 bags, the principal part of
low quality, and the merchants not being dispo3oo I° take
lower rates, a large proportion was taken in ; the part wld
went at nearly former prices, excepting far brown kinds,
which went at a further decline of 25 to 3s per cwt, low to
fine yellow sold at 76; (id to 8-1 s 6d, very low damp to good
dry blown at 495 to 76c.
EAST INDIA. —For white sorts of Bengal former rates
have been supported within Is per cwt, bnt brown and yel-
low description at a further reduction of 25 to 33. Low
dark brown and rather soft quality token in at 55s ; good
white sold at 87s to 873 61, middling 853 6d to 863, low
843 6.1 to 85s, low greyish white 83s to 84s, fine bright
yellow 81s to 823, good 72€, low and middling brown
6ls Gd to 675. Siam low and good white at 243 64 to
273, and fine 28s to 28€ Gd per cwt. Manilla is not to be
purchased on lower terms. Java at late rates.
FOREIGN —The operations in Brazil have been on a
larger :cale ; full prices have been paid ; white Pernams
at 24s for midd:ing quality ; Bahia to be delivered here
fur refining under bond, brown at 234, and white at 253 6d
per cwt For white llavannsh prices have a downward
tendency ; yellow fine at 255 64 to 265, good middling
and good 24s 61 to 25s per cat.
MOLASSES.—For West India prices are on the decline,
fine sorts cannot be quoted above 443, and ordinary can
be bought at 35s per cat ; at auction, 38 puns and hhds
Demerara were taken in at 373 6d per Cat.
COFFEE —Previous rates have been maintained for West
India Coffee, importers having refrained from offering large
parcelapublie sale, but the demand has been limited, and
confined to only small parcels of clean sorts to supply the
immediate wants of the trade, still the market wears a
firmer aspect : at auction 83 casks 10 barrels Jamaica sold
at 105 s 64 to 106 s for 1 .w mid, and 805 to 923 for good
and fine ordinary. The home trade have evinced little
desire to purchase East India or Cape kinds, and prices
have given way for most sorts.
This- afternoon prices were supported for East and
West India, and clean sorts were decidedly more in re-
quest; at auction 42 casks Jamaica were offered, and
fetched high rates, the quality being well adapted for
home consumption, fine mid sold at 1373 6d, to 138 s,
good 125 s to 1333, middling 1123 to 1153 6d, fine ord
83s, low ord 693 per cwt.
COCOA. —British Plantation has been in fair request by
the home trade, and prices remain firm ; at auction, 56
bags good raid red Trinidad sold at 56s to 565 6d per cwt.
Of Foreign the supply is yet small.
TEA.—Although holders of Free Trale were more dis-
posed to realise last week, still the dealers purchased by
private treaty with caution ; speculators were not disposed
to make investments, notwithstanding the late accounts
from China, and the markets throughout the week pre-
sented a quiet aspect for both black and green descriptions.
To-day there was a much better demand for Free Trade
Tea, prices improved, arid a good business was transacted
in both black and green sorts ; the public sales consisting
of 7,423 packages, were well attended, the biddings were
brisk, and 6,400 packages were disposed of at prices
fully id above those of Friday for all descriptions;
Pouchong sold at 2s 3d to 2s sd; Congou ordinary tea flat
and low 2s 2d, old and musty 2s lld to 2s I,id, flat and
heated 2s 2id to 2s 3id, but middling rather coarse and
rather old 2s 31d to 2s 4d, but middling rather strong and
coarse little burnt and full 2s 4d to 2s 4:id, but middling
rather coarse and strong Llackish leaf 2s bel to 2s bid ;
Gunpowder, but middling rather coarse and strong 4s.
per lb. In the speculative market there was more activity,
and prices closed firmly for Company's Congou at 2s 3i.l
cash, and 2s 4d to 23 41e1 prompts.
RICE.—A fair demand has existed for Bengal by pri-
vate treaty, and prices are firm, good and fine white at
133 to 14s 6d, low and middling Ils ad to 12s 6d; for the
parcels of middling yellowish white taken in at auc-
tion on Tuesday last, 123 9d. has been refused ; fine
sorts are the most wanted, but of such the supply is small.
Java at 9s 6d to 12s for low and good white. For ordinary
Sourabaya 98 paid. Carolina has brought former rates.
FRUIT. —There has been a brisk demand for new
Valentia Raisins, fine descriptions have been the most in
request and 40s paid for large parcels. For Turkey pul-
led Figs 60s to 70s paid, according to quality. Fine
Sultana Raisins at 60 to 65a. New Currants have been in
good request ; of fine sorts the supply is rather short,
Patras at 70s to 745, and Cephalonia 65s to 693. New
Prunes at 23s to 275. New Imperial French Plums quarter
chests at 755, one-eighth boxes at 903 ; Cartoons, half, quar-
ter, and one-eighth cartoons, spa boxes and half and quar-
ter do, at 41 15s to 81. Almonds have supported previous
rates.

The public sale of 200 butts, 118 caroteels New Patras
Currants, and 28 butts 17 caroteels new Cephalonia which
was to have taken place to-day has been postponed until
to-morrow.
SPlCES.—Previous rates have been supported for Pi-
mento. Cassia Ligne iat previous rates. In Black Pep-
per holders are not disposed to submit to lower rates.
Cloves have been in fair request, and holders are firm.
Ginger, East India is not offered on lower terms ; Ja-
maica at 41 lOs to 121 13s for ord to fine quality; Bar-
bad oes 42s to 43e. Nutmegs at former rates.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HoLLANDS.—Although there are
sellers of all kinds of West India Rum Id to lid under
former rates, for proof Leewards 2s Ilid a 3s has been
accepted. Holders of Brandy continue to display firmness.
Cognac, first brands of the vintage of 1836, in hhds sell-
ing at 5s 3d, puncheons 5s Id ; 1837, hhds 5s Id, pun.
cheons 4s lid; 1838, hhds 4s l Id, puncheons 41 9d ; 1839,
hhds 4s 9:1, puns 4s 7d per gallon. In France prices have
art upward tendency, the orders being extensive principally
for this market. Geneva at is lldto 2s for export, and
fine quality, suitable for home use is fetching 2s 5d to
24 6d. British Corn Spirits at lOs Id for cash.
To-day the Rum market was in a dull state, and lower
rates were accepted. Proof Leewards selling at 2s lOild
to 23 I Id, and E. I. at 2s sd, proof strength.
' OlLS.—Prices have been firm for common kinds of Fish
Oils ; for Cod and Seal both for home use and export, the
former has realiz9d 28/ 10s, the latter 31/ lOs for pale, and
261 to 301 for brown, yellow, and straw. Southern, 231 10s
to 261 for ord and fine quality. Sperm, 1061 to 107/ fur first
quality. Linseed Oil at 26s 3d to 263 6d on the spot, and
27s to 28s for arrival. Rape, brown at 383 to 38s 6d, and
pale 393 to 39a 6d. Holders of Olive display much firm-
ness. East India Cocoa Nut doll.. Palm at 351 per tun.
This afternoon at public sale 430 casks East India Cocoa
Net all taken in at 41s for good quality.
TALLow._For Russian Tallow on the spot since
Tuesday last, prices have fluctuated between 47s and 47s
61 for P. Y. C. For delivery all the year several contracts
on similar terms. For spring months 48s to 48s 6d per
cwt. Town Tallow : prices are firmer. To day there was
little business done in P. Y C., either on the spot or for
delivery, 47s to 47s 3d is the value on the spot and for
all the year, and 48s 3d for spring months.

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for ihe WEEK ending NOV. 20.

R:3 ‘Vheat,per barrel .zt
11 Bere ........., hist° le
:;72 Barley
1,',00 Oats Li stew:
fl Flour, per cwt. ..
602 8 stone ..
Sold to Bakers only.
10,227 Cwt. Flour I
9 0 )
25 0 I 21 0
Average price of Wheat and Flour G t d pct. sack.
limeipts of Hour, 9,311 Fir As .. front 225. 00 to 5 ed
stf, n ....... from 14s I'd, to _'ls .00
/.10
S.des of Do. 10,1.1.:7 .1.•
from 95.. Od. ro 123 lltl
rttleft (It ititfr.ll,.
Quarter'', I .na.
.....44.1.
CORN 'MARKETS --Nev. 21,
Wheat (per 20:tt.)22 ti I. to33i 31. oats per list. 9 .01. toll 4d
Barley (per. 11.35 t.) 8 0 15 0 IFlorr (per curt) .. II 11 24 0
Oatmeal (per cwt.).., Pd to :Gs Oct.
Beef, 46. to 70.—. Button, 50. to (2t.—Veal, 4d to rd
Pork, 41d. to sd..—Fresh Motel, 100. tr• ltd per lb.
PRICE OF RUTTER.

From To
25 0 3 g
11 p 12 0
12 0 :5 0
0 f 12 6
0 o
11 (1 14 0

Average,
31 11
IL 5
II 8
11 9

12 8

To the Merchants. To the Country
Vast Quality... ........
'Second
Third ......... ...... 93 • Si
..... .•". 4101, •

Fourth
Fifth S4 ..... 74
Sixth
CLONAIELL 101.4 EKETS—Nov. 21
Per l wt.
s. d. d. d. s_ d. s d.
New Butter t...S otooo 0 1-Pclee —6 tc 0
Oatmeal. 12 0 12 3 Bacon t: 40 0
Renderea Lard 0 52 'r Heads ........ 23 "
Per EEL.
?lour, Second .
42 0! Fvur t.1:4 22 0 -- 0
Per Barrel.
.11opesecii 0 Barley
Bare 4 !O .17

KILKENNY ;:tAftK FM.
W:.e4t.pprbarrel)3os Od. to :375. Oa. Seel • ~er t. , , 04. ed. '
Ear'ey 20 0 t?:2 rt Mu"e, 0 5
ti 14 (4 Port. ........... it 4
Flour (per hag) :), 0 4.1; 0 o‘t 0 5
Butter(petewt.) 90 0 :4. 0 • rest 1317•• Pt 0 0
Bacott Figs 15 0 30 0 Sat Ditto 0 6
Coals I 0 11, Votatoo. ,o•-• ‘t.)

Os
0
O 7
O 7
I 0
0J
to 0

HAMBURGIf AIVD DUTCH MAIL.

VIENNA, Nov. W.— Our Estafette from
Trieste has brought inivllingence, affirming that
Count Walewski is gone from Alexandria to Syria
with orders from the Vice.toy to Ibrahim to eva-
cuate that province. The _Paella of Koniah is
said to have made a successful' attack on the Egyp-
tian !roops in Adana, and to have blown up their
amtnunttk,ii.
Marasch is said to have b' en abandoned by
the Egyptians. It is mentiontitd as a report that
the Porte will not revoke its decree, depostng Me-
hemet Ali, hut that it is dis posed to grant to
Ibrahim Paella the hereditary Sr.ccession of Egypt.
In this case Mehemet Ali and Emir Beschir may
perhaps meet in Europe Is exiles.
PETERSBURGII, Nov.7.—se.;ount Woronzow, garrison
General of New Russia and Birssarab. a, having returned
from his tour in foreign countries, has, by his Majesty's
orders, resumed his functions.
ST. PETERSBURGH, Nov. 10..—The Envoy of the
Khan of Khiva arrived here a few days ago.
BERLIN, Nov. 13.—1 t is positively affirmed in the
higher circLs that Count V, n 14faltzan, our Ambas.sv
dor at Vienna, is to I.e Minister for Foreign Affa srs,
and BaronWernher,Manhal of the Household, which
high office has been vacavt for many years. This must
cause: some changes in our i:areign embassies, which are
stated to be as follow—Count Donna, now at Munich,
is to go to Vienna, and Cownt Von Hach
and Lothern to leave the Hague and go
to Munich. Baron Von 13ulow will probably,
in compliance with his wish, rave London to go to
Frankfort as the Representative of Prussia and the
Germ in Diet, and M. Von Canitz, now in Hanover,
goes Ambassador to London. I‘lajorAkneral Wogo.a
will go to Hanover, and M. Von Rocho.v, formerly Ml'
nister in Switzerland, go to the Hague. These, how-
ever, are reports whic'a we repeat only bees use the are
circulated in high quarters, and appear to be importsoi•
--Hamburgli Paper, Nov. 20.
Tree morph* if
HAGUE, Nov. 17.—0 n Monday morp nez.t.
his Majesty King William Frederick, the :ate gi"' js
to leave the Hague to go to Berlin. His Maje°
expected to return by the month of May.