The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-30 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of last evening.)
SUGAR.-After our publication of Tuesday, the Sugar
Market became very heavy, and continued so all last week;
the total sales were estimated at 2,200 hhds. and trs. ; there
was no reduction whatever in the prices ; the late prices were
fully supported.
The landings at the Docks, of Sugar, were extensive last
week, and there are still about 8,000 hhds. and trs. to
unload, making the stock in London nearly the same as
last year; but the landings in October, 1834, were
much more considerable than what we can expect this
season, so that the stock in the middle and end of October
will show a considerable deficiency compared with the stock of
last year. The market opened heavily this morning, owing to
the large imports and small deliveries from the warehouses ;
as the day proceeded there was no improvement in the trade,
and the purchases were confined to one or two boards at full
prices, but too inconsiderable to enumerate.-The Barbadoes
publicsale 95 hhds. 5 trs. went at full prices 61s. a 655. low to
fine yellow, all sold.
The stock of West India Sugar this week is 43,296 hhds.
and trs., which is 9,144 less than last year. The stock of
Mauritius is 64,978 bags, being 15,703 less than last year. The
delivery of West India was 2,7941thd5. and trs., being 47 more
than last year. The delivery of Mauritius 3,268 bags, which
is 661 less than the corresponding week of 1834. Towards
the close of last week there was a revival in the demand for
Refined goods, and the prices were more firm, and rather
higher prices were paid, 84s. being realized for Lumps which
had previously been selling at 83s.
There is no business to report in Refined goods, but the
Market has assumed more firmness this afternoon on account
of the second-hand parcels being all cleared off the Market,
some of them at very low prices reported at 425. and even at
lower prices.
Mauxims.-There were no transactions in Mauritius Su-
gars last week to report.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.-The purchases of East India Sugar
last week were at prices 6d. to Is. higher, particularly Bengal.
FOREIGN.-The sales of Foreign Sugars last week were by
private contract 2,300 boxes yellow Havannah 365. to 375. ;
white Bahia 365. to 365. 6d. ; brown 275. to 295. This day's
public sales 180 chests 8 barrels Brazil, mostly taken in, but
what sold went off at very high prices 2s. advance ; Bahia
greyish white 38s. to 395. 6d. ; yellow 345. to 385..; 435.
baskets Java ; brown 295. to greyish yellow, 335. 6d.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-Molasses are heavy, some good
Antigua sold on Friday at 28s. The total deliveries of West
India Molasses from the warehouses for the week ending 26th
inst. amount to 1,697 cwt. Average price of Sugar 11. 17s. 2d.
per cwt.
COFFEE.-The purchases last week of Foreign Coffee were
rather extensive, but there was no alteration in the prices,
they consisted chiefly of Brazil descriptions above 2,000 bags
b2s. to 575. according to quality ; St. Domingo, about 545. to
565. In East India, Ceylon sold 655. for good quality. In
British Plantation there was littl riation in the prices, the
sales were inconsiderable.
The public sales this day 43 s Foreign; the St. Do-
mingo fine quality coloury 555. 6 %Lid 565., ordinary Brazil
525. all sold full prices ; 95 cask; lamaica also at former
prices, good middling 114 s. to 116 slow middling 103 s. to
1065., triage 965. and 995. The tots deliveries of Coffee
from the warehouses for the week ending 26th inst. are
112,2461b5. of East India, and 160,969ib5, of West India.
Cocoa.-The total deliveries of West India Cocoa from the
warehouses for the week ending 26th inst., are 29,5591b5.
IRISH PROVISIONS.-New Bacon in good demand at 365. a
38s. on board.-Butter rather dull.-Lard, Bladdered 525. a
535. on board. •

BUTTER. BACON.
Stock. Delivery. ...Stock. Delivery.
1835 23,163 firks 9,100 firks 00 bales 2,320 bales
1834 23,043 8,700 70 2,000
The imports of Butter are Irish B,f, firks. Foreign 3,836 cks. ;
Bacon 44 bales.
TEA.—There is nothing doing in..the market ; the trade wait
the event of the public sales advertised for the 13th October.
The total deliveries of Tea..from the warehouses for the
week ending 26th inst. amount to 693,368 lbs.
Hops.—The market is steady, but the demand not very
brisk, the country buyers not feeling reconciled to prices which
appear fixed. Duty 250,0001. but scarcely any backers of
that amount. Sussex pockets, 1835, 78s. to 88s. ; Kent,
ditto, sos. to 90s. ; Choice, ditto, 100 s. to 120 s. ; East Kent
Pockets, 1835, 100 s. to 1265. ; 1834'5, 70s, to 80s. ; No new
bags at market.
SPICES.—There is no new feature in Spices. The Market
has a firm appearance.
SlLK.—There is but a trifling business doing in Silk, but
the prices are very firm ; fine Tsatlees have been sold at
245. 6d. The David Scott arrived from China last week,
she brings 382 bales Raw Silk.
s.—The prices of common Oils are still looking up, also
Rape Oil. Linseed dull and lower. - There is more inquiry
for Olive Oils, and the prices have advanced ; Gallipoli, 59/.
to 601. ; Sicily and Spanish, 581.
TURPENTINE.—No alteration to notice in Rough Turpen-
tine ; there is none on the Market. A fair business is doing
in Spirits—price steady.
Ismino.—There is still a considerable inquiry for Indigo,
but there is no alteration in the prices ; the quantity declared
for the 20th October is now about 7,800 chests, and about 500
more aro expected to be added to the sales. The total de-
liveries of East India Indigo from the warehouses for the week
ending the 26th instant, aro 45,323 lbs.
This day's public sale 48 serons Spanish sold 2d. to 3d. per
lb lower, mid and good Cortes 3s. 10d. a 4s. 2d. mid and fair
Sobres 4s. 6d. a 4s. 9d.

TALLOW.—The Tallow Market is dull and lower in price,
the Russian houses are free sellers at St. Petcrsburgh. The
business here is confined to small parcels for immediate use ;
there are no buyers for forward delivery.—The home supply
is very large.

RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND/.—There are considerable
orders in town for Rum for shipment, but they cannot be exe-
cuted freely at present on account of their being limited to very
low prices, but they hang about the market, and give it a heavy
appearance. There is more demand for Brandy, and large
sales of Bordeaux are reported at 2s. 2d. In Geneva there is
no alteration.

SALTPETRE.—The market is very firm, and the tendency of
the market appears to be upwards.
COCNINEAL.—This day's public sale 33 bags Honduras Co-
chineal sold at full prices ; good Silver 7s. to 7s. Id., Blacks
bought in Bs. 4d. to Bs. 9d., the latter 3d. per lb. higher.
Rica is held with much firmness, particularly the good and
fine qualities, for which the enquiries continue.
WooL.—The Wool Market remains the same as last week,
prices continue firm.

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the WEEK ENDING SEPT. 25

From To Average.
750 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone lt 6 21 0 18 0
54 Bere l6 stone lO 0 10 6 10 4

201 Barley
778 Oats l4 stone
13,479 Flour. per cwt.... 8 stone
223 Oatmeal,-- li atone

- 0
9 4
- 0
11 0

Sold to Bakers only.
11,438 Cwt. Flour
Average price of Wheat and
Receipts of Flour, 11,332 Firsts
Seconds
Sales of Do. 13,479 Tnirds

PRICE OF BREAD.
Quartern Loaf 614 d. I Half Quarter]