The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-20 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)
There was a considerable rally in the demand, and in
the prices of the chief articles of commerce last week,
particularly in Sugars and Tallow ; the Market was also
shore firm for Crifee, Rum, Cotton, &c.
SUGAR.—Towards the close of last week there was a
great alteration in the Sugar Market; the Refiners came
forward and purchased freely, and the wholesale Grocers
also took large parcels ; the prices were higher than on
the Wednesday; the estimated sales were 3,200 hhds. and
trs. There is a regular and steady demand tor Musco-
vades at the prices of Friday; the estimated sales this
day are 900 hhds. and trs. The stock of West India
Sugar 46,455 libels. and era., being 9,583 more than last
year. The atcek of Mauritius 74,930 bags, being 7,342
more than last year. The .delivery of West India is 2,270
hhds. and trs., being 383 less than last year. The delivery
of Mauritius is 2,010 bags, being 2,641 less than
the corresponding week of 1832. We mentioned the ap-
parent improvement in the Refined Market last Tuesday ;
it continued all the week, and considerable parcels of the
Crashed were taken off the market at 31s. 6d., and few
sellers appeared at that price; the inquiries after fine
goods for the home consumption also increased, and goods
daily becoming more scarce. The market this afternoon
is very firm, and few Crashed now offer at 31s. 6d. ; the
estimated sales within the last ten days 3,000 casks, law
Lumps 625. 6d. ; the market still very indifferently sup.
plied with goods.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.—The sales by private contract
last week were inconsiderable; they still maintain rather
higher rates than West India Sugars. This day's public
sale, 581 bags Mauritius, sold at full market prices,
525. 6d. a 575.

.E.AsT INDIA SUGAR.—Siam Sugars are rather higher.
At public sale on Fliday a small parcel hold, good white
245. 6d. a 255. 6d., yellow 225. a 235. 6d. This day
Siam Sugars at public sale, 729 bags, 21a. a 235. 6d., at
previous market rates.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—The only sale last week, greyish
white Bahia at 255., brown at public sale taken in at 21s.
The public sale of 187 casks Brazil Sugar this day all taken
in, on account of the dispute as to Tares; the trade, who
are now refining this Sugar, wish the revenue or open
'fares. Average price of Sugar 11. 9s. 41d. per cwt.

WEST INDIA MOLASSES.,—There are considerable sales
of good Demerara at 275.
COFFEE. —There were no purchases of Foreign Coffee
ast week ; a parcel of good ord. Ceylon sold at 575. 6d.
British Plantation descriptions continued very heavy till
Friday, when the public sales went off with briskness at
full market prices. This day's sales, 148 bags Mysore
withdrawn at 59e. ; 85 bags Sumatra sold very low, the
ord. 48s. a 49.., good ord. 525. 6d. ; 20 casks 90 bogs
Demerara and Bahia sold also lower; generally the Coffee
Market is very heavy.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND3.---The Rum Market
was decidedly more firm towards the close of last week ;
proof Leewards sold in parcels at 25., which had been
previously offered at Is. lid. and no buyers. The Go-
vernment contract for 75,000 gallons, 5 per cent. under
proof, was taken at Is. I Id. Brandy continued heavy,
on account of the low prices in France. Geneva conti-
nues neglected.
Wpm—The principal Oporto houses have sent
round circulars, confirming our account of last week, of
Don Miguel's forces having cut off the communication
betweeen Oporto and the Wine Country, and the conse-
quent sudden and enormous rise in the prices of Wine at
Villa Nova, sales being made at 481. a 52/. sterling per
pipe on board.:. The Wines shipped at Oporto are in
consequence raised, vintage 1830 to 36/. per pipe; 1827,
31/. ; and Ism 401. The Vintage of 1832, fine and
abundant, remains in the hands of the farmers; the yin-
tage of 1833 will probably perish altogether, or suffer
' materially lbr the want of proper care and attention.

IRISH PROVISIONS.-The imports of Foreign Butter in
the last week were large (say 7,237 casks), hut of Irish,
owing to the contrary winds which prevailed, there were
only 12,081 fit ks., and 2,733 bales of Bacon. The Butter
and Bacon Market continues not only heavy, but in a very
depressed state, and the present mild weather appears to
add not a little to the depression, particularly for Butter.
The following we give as the prices generally demanding
this day, both for Butter and Bacon landed and on board,
as well as for most other articles under this head, but at
which the trade purchase merely to supply their immediate
wants :-Friesland Butter, at the quay, 925. a 945. per
cwt. ; Carlow, as to repute of shippers, 80s. a 84s. on
board, 81s, a 85s. landed ; Belfast, 80s. on board, 82s.
landed ; Waterford, 70s. a 745. on board, 71s. a 755.
landed ; Cork, of fair assortments, 735., and, with a small
proportion of low qualities, 74W. on board, 755. a 775.
lauded ; Litneriek, ri3s. on board, T6s. landed ; Sligo,
704. on board, 725. a 735. landed ; Dublin, 68s. a 69a.
on board, 70s. landed ; Westmeath, 70s. on board, 725.
landed; Newry 685., and Banbridge 695. a 70s. on board
for pace's now shipped. Prime small singed Waterford
Bacon is ofLring at 365. a 375., although, in a partial
instance, 395. has been obtained for such description, and
335. for heavy, landed. There are some few pressing sel-
lers of sizeable on the Market for next two months' ship-
ment at 365., and of heavy at 31s. a 32e. on board ; but,
from the present feeling of the trade, we doubt that sizea-
ble at 345. a 355., or Leavy at 30s. on board, would in-
duce them to go into purchases ; for some forward ship-
ment some few sales might be effected. Belfast Bale
Middles can he bought at 31s. on board, 325. landed ;
Belfast Tierce Middles 32e. a 345., and Limerick at 365.
a 375. landed ; Belfast Bladder Lard at 465. on board,
48s. a 495. landed ; Waterford and Limerick, 495. on
board, 51s. a 53.. as to quality and packages landed. The
Market is still bare of prima small Irish Hams, and for
old Beef or Pork landed, or new for shipment, pries are
altogether nominal.
TaLLow.-The demand and the prices of Tallow have
lately considerably improved, and the market is more firm.
The speculators for the fall are stated to have sold to an
immense extent, and they will have much difficulty, in
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sequent killing of the live stock, which yield unusually
little tallow.

Faun.—There is a good steady demand for Fruit.
The new arrivals of Fruit go off freely at full prices. Figs
of good quality sold in large parcels at 605., extra fine
70a. ; new Valentia 485., new Denia in baskets 385.,
new red Smyrna Raisina 425. a 441. This day's public
sale was nearly all damaged fruit.
Currox.—The purchases by private contract since
Tuesday last are about 1,000 bags. The prices are rather
higher than at the late public sales. This day's public
sale 154 bales ord. Surats, of which about 100 bags sold
4id. a 4id.
INDIGO.--The intelligence from Calcutta is to the sth
July. The accounts respecting Indigo state an average
crop, 85,000 to 90,000 maunds ; this is likely to produce
no new feature in the Market; the prices and demand are
without variation.
RlCE.—This day's public sale 502 bags Madras all
bought in at I b., no offers near Market prices.
SPICES.--..Pimento is id. higher, sales of good quality
4id. a 4,3 d. ; • Pepper steady; heavy, 4p, a 4id. ; mid.
quality Cassia Lignea, 76.. and 77e.
NITRATE OF SODA.-The last sale, 120 bags, at 275.
WooL.—There is no alteration in the Wool Market;
sales will take place next month.
OrLs.—Fish Oils are a shade dearer, and in more de..
mand. In Linseed Oil extensive purchases continue to be
made for export. Rape Oil more in demand at a shade
higher prices.
TORPENTINE.-All the late arrivals taken as they come
in by the drawers, at 13s. 9d.
METALS.—Iron is firm at the late advance, 71. per ton
at Cardiff for bars, and 8/. a Si. ss. in London. Lead
has advanced from 121. to 141. 10s. for common Lead.
Copper from 11d. a 12d. per lb. for sheet, and 981. to
102/. for cake. Tin, 725. for English block, and rather
firm ; Banca Tin, 61s. and 625., being 2.. higher. Spelter
12/. 10s. in bond. Quicksilver firm, 2s. a 28. Id.

GLASG 0 W' MARKETS.
SUGARS.—"The sales made in raw Sugars dui;og the
week amount to 665 blade. and tre. Brown Jounticas

SCOTCH MARKETS. ', '
HADDINGTON CORN MARKET.--.ROV. isegall.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pettee.
ir, First 62s Od 3/1 Od 21s O4'' 28s ed ,_?..r, gi ,
Second sss Od .2-11 Od Itla Oct: Li OtT VW ~,A
Third
There weret24B qrs. of Wheat in market, 240 whereof.wer!,l*
8 Unsold.-0 Grey. '
21. 15s. 2,1. 2.l2ths

Average.

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DALKIETH CORN MARKET.—Nov. 14.
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Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Lease.. B„„ni ~
First 6os Ott 32s 6d s4d 36s Od _..)°' od .
Second sls Od 2Ss Od 183 Sd 32s Od ~...‘'.odi
Third 36s Od Ns Od 16s 4d 29a Od 12°4

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS •
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