The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-04 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLI GEN CE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New .Price Current.)

Suc A u.—The market for West India Muscovados has been very
heavy since Tuesday, the prices are a shade lower ; the estimated
sales arc 2,609 hhds. and trs. In Refined goods there is more bu-
siness doing, particularly for the home consumption, there have been
large parcels of fine crashed at 335. 6d., and that price has also been
refused for further large lots. This afternoon the market continues
firm, the chief sales are for export, fine crashed at 335. 6d.
MA U ILITIU s.—The good and fine descriptions of Mauritius Sugar
fully support the late currency, the mid. and inferior are 6d. per cwt.
lower. By public sale this day 4,592 bags Mauritius, a very good
parcel of Sugar, but it went off without briskness, and a consider-
able proportion was taken in to support the prices, which had the
effect ; there is no alteration in the currency since, the last public
sale, yellow good to fine 535. a 61s. 6d., grey Ms. 6d. a 58s.
EAST INDIA.—The only parcels of East India Sugar offered at
public sale this week, were Java and Siam, the former were taken
in, the latter sold at previous prices, yellow 255. a 265. 6d., good
white 235. a 235. 6d. By public sale
this day 917 packages. Siam,
good yellow to fine white 265. 64. a 235. 6d. former prices.
Fo itEIG N.—Foreign Sugars are heavy and lower, 100 boxes good
dry white Havannah at 335., and 400 boxes yellow average 28s. 9d.
By public sale this day 231 chests Bahia, the white sold at previous
prices 275. a 295., the brown and yellow rather lower 225. a 26t.

WEST INDIA MOLASSES.—There are no sales since Tuesday,
when 300 puns. sold, mid. quality 225. 6d. and 235., fine 245.
COFFEE.—The Coffee market has been very dull, the prices of
the East India a shade lower, ord. Sumatra 395. a 395. 6d., good
ord. 435. a 445. 6d., good ord. Batavia 535. 6d. and 545., yellow
Batavia 595., goad ord. green Mocha 755. a 755. 6d. The British
Plantation Coffee is also very heavy. By public sale this day 717
bags Sumatra ord. to fair sold 395. a 425., former prices, 340 bales
Mocha only a few lots sold at 685., remainder taken in.

COCOA.—The only sale of Cocoa is a parcel of Brazil at 295.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Rum market is nearly
in a nominal state, the only purchases reported are a parcel of Lee-
wards 6 over at 2s. I d., a parcel of Demt rara 5 over at the same
price, and a parcel of Jamaica 30 over at 3s. In Brandy or Geneva
there is no alteration.

TALLOW.-The Tallow market remains in a very depressed state,
the chief sales are for export. The Stock the Ist April 1835, casks
35,170-1834, casks, 15,132. Consumed from Ist Jan. to Ist. April
1835, casks 22,328-1834, casks, 25,157. Imported from Ist Jan.
to Ist Apiil 1835, casks, 7,999-1834, casks, 16,412.
COCHINEAL, &C.-1 public sale 48 bags Cochineal, Silver
7s. 9d. a Bs. Bd., 1 bag black fine 10s. 2d., part bought in, Garb-
bogs 2s. 6d. ; 15 serons Guatimala Indigo 4s. 4d. a 14. 10., sold,
10 chests Madras Indigo 3s. sd. a 4s. 9d., sold; 24 chests D. T.
Lac Dye bought in at 2s. 3d., 33 chests Lac Dye 11d. a Is. 6d. per
lb. bought in ; 66 serons Barbary Gum 335. a 545. ; 10 bales Ben-
gal Safflower 2/. 13s. a 6/. per cwt.
SPICES.-There is rather more demand for Pepper, and the
prices are a shade higher, ord. half heavy 4id. a 40., Cassia Lig-
nea sells at former prices, mid. quality 635. 6d. a 645. By public
sale this day 735 bags Black Pepper sold at the advance we have
stated, hcl. to id. per lb., common dusty Sumatra 4ad., and fair
Malabar 4d. ; 393 chests Cassia Lignea 645. a 655., the latter
rather higher ; 451 bags Bengal Ginger sold at 30s.
RICE.-There is no alteration in the prices of Rice, 1,125 bags
ord. white Bengal sold at 10s. 6d.
NITRATE or SODA.-There is business doing in Nitrate of Soda
at 21s. 6d. and 21s. 9d.

SlLK.—There is no alteration in Silk, the market remains very
quiet. . _ _

SALTPETRE.-The transactions in Saltpetre are not on an ex-
tensive scale, the prices are however fully supported.
COTTON.—The Cotton market is very quiet both at Liverpool
and here; the sales at the former on Wednesday, 2,000 bags, at
steady prices; the purchases here for the week are-920 Bengal,
good quality, 74d. ; 1,380 Surats, ord. to good, 7d. a Bd.
FRUIT.-The demand this week for Red Smyrna Raisins for ex-
portation has been fair, and the holders of Chesme Raisins will not
sell under 335., which is an advance of Is. There has also been a
good request for Currants, and all the old descriptions appear to
have been taken off the market.

TEA.—Tea must be considered to be at nominal quotations, there
arc no buyers whatever, as the trade now agree with us in what we
have repeatedly mentioned, that a serious fall is inevitable, and we
take some credit in foreseeing this change when the public were de-
luded with such monstrous statements, that no good quality of Tea
would be imported under the free trade system, and the Company's
Teas would bear a high price compared with the private trade, all
of,which were mere delusions for the purpose of misleading the
public, and serving the views of speculators. The Company intend
to put up 4 millions of lbs. of Tea at the next sale, and from the
high taxed prices which were fixed upon, it is probable not a chest
will be sold. Delivery of Bohea last week, it chests, 583 ; do.,
76; large do., 113; total delivery, 530,431 lbs. It is estimated
that the fleet arrived in the Channel from China will bring fully
100,000 chests of Tea.

Irromo.—There continues to be a few orders executed in Indigo,
chiefly for export, at steady prices, but they are inconsiderable in
extent. The public sales for Tuesday next consist now of 3,886
chests of Indigo, principally of good consuming and good export
qualities. The ace,ounts from Calcutta this morning, state a con-
siderable fall in the prices of Indigo in that market.