The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-20 00:00:00

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE ARMY AND

NAVY.
THE NAVAL and MILITARY GA-
ZE I'TE, and WEEKLY CHRONICLE of the
UNITED SERVICE, INDIA, and the COLONIES
Mr. COLBURN respect ullv invites attention to the
above NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER for the ARMY
and NAVY, now in r gular course of public,tion, every
Saturday aft. moon, price 71., free of postage.
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In the Refined Market a general advance of Is. per cwt. must
be stated ; it is now difficult to buy brown Lumps at fils., and
crushed at 2.95.; Grocery arid all other descriptions have ad-
vanced in the same proportion ; Bastard and other low goods
are Is. a 2s. higher. The fine descriptions entitled to the
bounty on double refined were more sought after early in the
week, and nearly all the parcels offering were taken off;
Crashed at 295. ; since then the Refiners have demanded 6d. to
Is. advance on that price, which has checked further sales for
the present ; the low qualities continue scarce, and maintain
their prices; the Grocery sorts have been taken off more freely.
This afternoon the Market remains very firm.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—There are no transactions of any
extent to report; the very low prices do not induce buyers to
come forward; the only sale this week is some China bright
yellow, but soft, 19s. 6d. a 20s. This day's public sales 3,516 bags
Manilla, 21s. a 225. 6d., bought in ; 1,050 bags Siam, 19s. a 2.33.,
sold.

MAURITIUS SUGAR.—Above 10,000 bags have been sold
at the advanced prices we stated on Friday last; but the Mar-
ket, in place of being dull at the improvement, has become brisk.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—The Foreign Sugars continue in the
most depressed state ; no purchases by private contract are re-
ported. At public sale ‘2s6chests white Havannah offered, but
were all taken in 255. a 295., low soft to good strong white, for
the latter 2Ss. was bid and refused ; a small parcel low to mid.
dling white Pernams soft sold 235. a ;Ms. 6d., middling yellow
at 19s.

It is reported this afternoon that considerable parcels of
white Havannah have been taked off the Market privately by
speculators, strong and good at 30s. and 31s , and very fine at
325., a small parcel yellow 245. a 255. 6d. ; low to good white
Pernams at 245. a 255. sd. ; mid, to good white Bahia at

MOLASSES.—SeveraI sales of West India Molasses have
taken place this week, mid. quality 23s , good at 245., which is
a reduction of 18.6c1, a 2s. per cwt. _ .

COFFEE—The prices British Plantation Coffee are Os. a
7s. higher than on this day week; the improvement has been
gradual, and the prices to-day are 2s. higher than could be rea-
lised early in the week ; good ord. Jamaica S6s. a 875., fine ord.
88s. a S9s. ; Ceylon and Mocha have risen considerably on ac-
count of the demand for home consumption; Mocha, which
was 685., is now 745. and firm at the improvement The pur-
chasers of Foreign are St. Domingo 545. 6d.; fine fine ord.
Cuba 70s. ; fine ord. coloury Brazil, 565.; fine ord. Ceylon,
565. and 575. This day's public sales 744 hags East India, 122
bags St. Domingo, and 120 casks British Plantation. The latter
sold very high, fine ord. Jamaica, SOs. ; Ceylon, 55s a 555. 6d. ;
Sumatra, 50s. 3.525. 6d., which is again an advance of is. a Is. 6d.
The St. Domingo was damaged Coffee.
RUM, BRANDY AND HOLLANDS.—There have been
rather extensive purchases of Jamaica Ruin 30 to 34 over 2s.
Sd. a 2s. 10d., extra fine and superior flavour 3s. sd. a 3s. 7d ;
one parcel reported so high as 4s ; Demerara good quality SO over
2s. 6d. ; rather a large contract for proof Leewards is reported
to be brought round from the Clyde ; the price has not trans-
pired, but it is reported about Is. 3d. Brandy is very heavy at
the late reduction in price. Geneva remains at nominal quota-
tions,

ARR A CK.—By public sale on Tuesday, 87 leaguers 708 kel-
ders Arrack, ordinary Batavia, 5 and 6 per cent. over proof, sold
2s. Id. a ‘2s. Sd.

TALLOW.—The Tallow Market remains firm, with a better
appearance as to business.
COTTON.—The Cotton Market continues steady. The
purchases this week consist of 20 Bengal, s}d; 600 Surat, 4;d.
a sjd. ; 170 Bowed, 7 ; 70 Egyptian, 9 Nid. ; 860 Surat,
public sale, 4 lid. a 5 yid. ; 144) Madras, ditto, 5 se(l. a 5 d. ;
260 West India, ditto, d. a 7d. This day's public sale went
off' with briskness at fu:l market prices, 52'2 bales 30 half bales
Surats, very ord. 4 d. up to 5 d. for fair; 41 bales good fair
St. Domingo, in bond, 7d.