The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-21 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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LONDON MARKETS.
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SUGAR.-We stated last Tuesday the further advance of 2s.
per cwt. in the prices of Muscovades, in consequence of the
destruction of several thousand hhds of sugar at the Custom-
house fire in Dublin ; the estimated sales of last week were
above 3,500 hhds and trcs, at the improved prices we have
stated. The stock of West India Sugar is now 37,278 hhds.
and trs., being 7,078 more than last year. The Stock of Mau-
ritius 103,446 bags, being 44,528 more than last year. The
delivery of West India is 2,473 hhds. and tea., being 1,662 less
than last year. The delivery of Mauritius is 5,388 bags, being
2,538 more than the corresponding week of 1832. This day
the sugar market is rather quiet; the estimated sales are only
700 hhds. and tcs.; the prices are little varied. This after-
noon, by public sale, 134 hhds. tcs. Barbadoes Sugar were
taken at 61s. a 665. for low to fine yellow. The business in
the Refined Market last week was confined to small parcels
for the home trade ; the exporters do not purchase for the
present, on account of the advanced prices; very ord. to large
lumps early last week were reported to be bought at 675. a 695,
and small at 70s. and 71s. ; fine Crushed 365. and 375., but
towards the close of the week the refiners would not accept
these prices. This afternoon the market remains in the same
uncertain state. The Refiners are confident of obtaining much
higher prices.
MAURITIUS SUGARS.-The public sales of Friday of 5,211
bags Mauritius Sugar went off with great briskness, the
brown and inferior at the improvement we have noticed in West
India Sugars, the fine sold low in proportion. This afternoon
503 bags Mauritius Sugar sold from 58s. a 60s. Gd., low to mid.
yellow, which barely supports former prices.
of East India Sugar last
week were chiefly by private contract, 3,000 Manilla yellow
were taken at 275. (id. a 285.; 200 boxes Refined, partly in
blocks and partly crushed, sold at 335. and 345. mid, colour.
FOREIGN SUGAR.-The purchases of Foreign Sugar last
week were extensive; three cargoes of Bahia sold, the brown at
255., the white at several parcels of Havanna sold, the
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eeldlow 255. and 265. By
pliblic sale this day 2,286 boxes white, and six boxes of yellow
Havanna Sugar were offered, but found no buyers at last week's
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prices, except for the yellow, for which 295. a 30s. were given ;
the white all bought in at 355. Gd. a 375. Also 2,452 bags mid.
Manilla Sugar, of which about half was sold at 265. per cwt.,
being a decline of Is. The market for Foreign and East India
Sugar quite inactive. Average price of Sugar H. 14s. 41d. per
cwt., which is nearly 3s. higher than last week's average.
COFFEE.-The sales of East India Coffee last week were
extensive; the whole sold at full Market prices, except Ba-
tavia, which went off at a reduction of Is. Gd. a 2s. per cwt.;
good ord. Sumatra 565. a 385.; good ord. Samarang 595. a 635. ;
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ord. to good Batavia 625. a 655, fxl. In Foreign there was no
alteration, and few sales were reported. British Plantation
ord. descriptions sold Is. a 2s. higher, the finer qualities were
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prices, 102 s. a 103 s. Gd. having been obtained; 39 ban Mysore
some fine Trinidad is now held for 755, and 70s. Gd. and 71s.
has been realised for a parcel of good quality. Cocoa is
inslaeßiac(ual
BRANDY!, AND lIOLLANIis.-Rums are still held firmly
for higher prices ; the sales are Leewards I over at 2s. - Ja-
3d. ,
27 over 2s. lid, a 35., 28 to 35 over,
fine at 3s. 44. a 3s. Gd. In Brandy or Geneva there is little
variation.

TALLow.—Tallow is very brisk at a further advance, 48s. is
this day quoted.
IRISH PROI ISIONS.—The arrivals in the last week were of
Foreign Butter 3,739 casks, of Irish 7,786 firkins, and of Ba.
con 2,729 bales, with a further arrival yesterday of about 1„500
firkins of Irish Butter, and 1,080 bales of Bacon. There is a
flatness in the Butter market, and prices are much the same as
last quoted, say 80s. per cwt. for fine Friesland Butter at the
quay; 735. on board for Limerick, 755. a 763. landed; 725. on
board for Cork, 745. a 755. landed; 725. a 745. on board for 'Wa-
terford, 745. a 765. landed; and of Newry there are sellers at
70s. on board for next month's shipment, but no sales effecting.
Prime small fresh singed Bacon we quote 38s. a 405., parcels a
little out of condition as to weight, &e. 30,. a ads., and inferior
from 225, a 28s. ' • Bale Middles 30s. a 325.; Belfast Tierce
dies 325, a 365., Limerick 365. a 385.; Belfast Hams 455. a 515.,
Limerick (small size) 70s, a 725. ; Belfast Bladder Lard 475.,