The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-21 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the " London New Price Current" of Tuesday.)

SUGAR-The Sugar Market was very heavy all the last
week, and the prices are again Is. per cwt. lower; good Sugars
with some colour have sold at 485., and brown at 475. and 465. ;
the estimated sales are only 1,800 hhds. and trs. for the week.
The stock of West India Sugar is now 14,904 hhds. and trs.,
which is 4,637 more than last year. The stock of Mauritius is
60,616 bags, being 23,236 more than last year. The delivery of
West India Sugar is 1,897 hhds. and trs., being 301 less than
last year. The delivery of Mauritius 9,011 bags, being 386 less
than the corresponding week of 1832. The demand for Muse°_
♦ades has improved today; the estimated sales are 1,000 hhds.
and trs., at firm prices. In the Refined Market there was
great heaviness last week, except for low Lumps, which were
very scarce, and for which 61s. and Gls. 6d. was paid, which
was full market prices, all other goods were heavy and lower.
Crushed 295. 6d. and 30s. ; the goods which were lowest in pro-
portion were the Grocery descriptions, which were offered on
rather lower terms without facilitating sales to any extent.
There is no alteration in the Refined Market this afternoon.
EAST INDIA SUGAR-Nearly 5,000 bags Siam have been
sold at a reduction of Is. per cwt., ord. to mid. white 21s. a
225., brown and yellow in bad condition 17s. 6d., a 19s. 6d. ;
good white Bengal 235. a 235. 6d.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.-The quantity of Mauritius Sugar
offered at public sale last week was nearly 8,000 bags, and as
the Market was very dull the offers made were about Is. per
cwt. lower,:and a small part sold at that decline, but the holders
would not generally submit to the reduction ; the consequence
was that a large proportion was taken in.
FOREIGN SUGAR.-On Friday 90 boxes Havannah Sugar
sold at very low prices indeed, mid. strong white 275. 6d. a 285.,
being 3s. a 4s. under the nominal market prices. This day's
public sales about 250 boxes Havannah, mid. white 265. a 275.,
which is about the last sale prices; white Pernams 235. a 245. 6d.,
also at the previous currency. Average price of Sugar,
1/. 7s. 70. per cwt.
COFFEE.-The purchases of Coffee last week were in St.
Domingo at 555., good ord. Havannah 535. 6d., ord. Brazil 50s.
a 505. 6d. ; and of East India, Ceylon 535. 6d., ord. Sumatra
465. a 48s. ; good green Mocha was taken in 675. 6d. and 6Ss.,
good yellow 745. ; broken African 50s. ; Jamaica at public
sale was dull, and fine ord. taken in at 81s. 6d. a 82s. Gd., ord.
sold at 775. This day's public sales 322 bags Havannah Coffee
sold 555. a 56s for the good, and 51s. 6d. a Ms. for the ord., be-
ing previous prices; 66 casks 51 bags British Plantation sold at
firm prices; the demand for the latter by private contract ap-
pears increasing.

RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—We mentioned on
Tuesday last the increased demand for Rum ; it continued to
improve all last week, and above 1,500 puncheons changed
hands, chiefly at the advance of Id. per gallon ; proof Lee_
wards, formerly sold at Is. Bd., are now held at Is. 9d., and few
sellers. The Government contract a.lvertised for 75,000 gal_
ions of Rum, has brought forward many export orders, which
had been in London for a length of time, and which were not
executed on account of the generally received opinion that a
further decline in the prices would take place. In Brandy or
Geneva there is no material alteration.
TALLO W.—There is no material alteration in Tallow ; the
Market has been rather heavy.
INDIGO.—There is little alteration in East India Indigo.
By public sale last week 63 serons Guatemala Indigo sold 28.
11d. a4s 4d., being a shade higher than the last public sale.
SPICES.—There is little alteration in Spices. Some parcels
of Pimento have sold a shade lower. This day's public sale of
Pimento, 495 bags went off' at higher prices, and with more
briskness.

ASHES.—Ashes at public sale established a decline of Is. to
2s. per cwt.

TURPENTINE.—The last arrival, 2,500 barrels, landed by
importers, Ils. 6d. being the most offered, Mt demanded.
FRUIT.—The only demand for Fruit is for Red Smyrna
Raisins for export, which continues very considerable.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—The import of Foreign Butter in
the last week was 1,426 casks, of Irish 272 firks., and of Bacon

J,519 bales. The Provision Market ~.,,issi
a very inactive state, and prices exhibit Wry tendenel nth
lower; the holders of Irish Butter have been preasig.so
particularly of secondary descriptions, and in the Theca
been more business doing, but at very low prices. VI:00i
speculative purchases in singed Bacon at 455. a 46 61
„eat it
for forward shipment are not likely (at least from Pt; cosi
pearances) to prove very profitable ; similar Porch° 1►
now be made at 40s. and 415., as well as of Belfast Bale ;00,
at 355. ; and Belfast Bladder Lard at 508. on beard. 112.ebich sle
ing we give at this day's quotations landed, some of :,, 0001
Belfast Hams, 445. a sos. ;
merely nominal. Fine Friesland Butter at the goal
generally still 001101",. le
per cwt. ; Carlow as to quality 68s. a 8s• ; Wate! slo*i
70s. ; Limerick 695. a 70s. ; Cork (as to assortment) I.- sevr!
Belfast 78s. ; Sligo 60s. a Ws. ; Bainbridge 598. a 60t_.; 410
565. a 58s. ; Dublin 545. a 565. Prime singed sizable oleo
a 445. ; heavy 19s. a 40s. Bale Middles 365. aP* gosi
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tierce Middles 365. a 395. ; Limerick tierce Dliddles ~-• es
Belfast Bladder Lard 51s. a 525. ; Waterford and VIA $
quality, &c., 565. a 58s. India Beef 7!. ss. India
It/ bli
tie.
5518. a 6/. Mess Beef (first quality) 5/. 10s. ; second qu
6d
28. 6d. Mess Pork (firstquality) a ss• a al' 79.
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second quality 3/. a 31...5. 6d. oo'
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Limerick small Haras 606.4 0
country for all descriptions is very great.

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