The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-02 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of last night.)
SUGAR.-The estimated sales of Sugar last week wore
2,200 hhds. and trs., at the extreme prices of the Market, but
it was heavy ; few Brown Sugars under 615., and the finest at
Market dull at 665. and 675. The stock of West India Sugar
is now 31,448 hhds. and trs., being 14,871 less than last year.
The stock of Mauritius is now 47,603 bags, which is. 16,300
less than last year. The delivery of West India last week was
3,069 hhds. and trs., which is 78 loss than last year. The
delivery of Mauritius is 2,946 bags, being 1,127 more than the
corresponding week of 1834.
This day there was little disposition to buy Sugars ; the
good and fine neglected. There was the same disposition at
the public sale of Barbadoes Sugar this day ; 100 hhds. low
mid. yellow to fine, 645. 6d. to 665. 6d. ; the good and fine
about 6d. lower. The lower qualities supported the late
prices ; the estimated sales, including the Barbadoes, 600
hhds. and trs. In the Refined Market last week there was an
improvement in price, but few sales ; fine Crashed, 41s. The
Refined Market this afternoon continues very firm. Lumps
not to pass the standard 81s. and 82s.
MAURITIUS.-The public sale of Friday, 8,105 bags Mauri-
tius Sugar, sold with less animation than what was expected,
the good and fine 6d. lower, the brown 6d. higher, the latter
61s. 6d. to 625., the yellow and grey 625. 6d. to 655. 6d.-the
average of the cargo 635. 1441.
EAST INDIA.-The sales of East India Sugars last week
were some Bengals at previous prices, and a parcel of about
240 tons of Java, by the Palmer, belonging to a Liverpool
house, deliverable at Antwerp above 325.
FOhEIGN.-The only sale of Foreign Sugar lately reported
is about 200 boxes yellow Havannah by private contract at 345.
Average price of Sugar 1/. 18s. 34d. per cwt.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-The last sale of West India Mo-
lasses was a parcel of good Demerara at 295., and 100 puns.
this afternoon at the same price. The total deliveries of West
India Molasses from the warehouses for the week ending 28th
November amount to 5,535 cwt.
COFFEE.-The British Plantation descriptions continue in
a very depressed state ; the buyers only purchase for their im-
mediate wants. Foreign are more firm ; St. Domingo about
Ms. to 525. In East India no purchases of any extent were
reported last week. By public sale this afterhoon 1,066 bags
Ceylon, fair quality sold 2s. a 3s. higher than was expected,
the wlx;le sold 595. a 595. 6d ; the Demerara heavy at former
prices ; the St. Domingo a small parcel 525., full prices. The
total deliveries of Coffee from the warehouses for the week
ending 28th Nov. are 154,751 lbs. of West India, and 99,422
lbs. of East India.
COCOA-There is little doing in British Plantation Cocoa;
Brazil has been sold in small parcels at 40s. The total deli-
veries of West India Cocoa from the warehouses for the week
ending 28th Nov., are 14,7271b5.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS-The demand for Rum re-
commenced at a late hour on Friday last, since which the
transactions reported arc very extensive, and generally at an
advance of Id. per gallon ' • Jamaica, 28 and 29 over, at 3s. 3d.,
30 and 31 over, 3s. 4d. The advance in the prices of Brandy
is fully maintained, and the request continues. In Geneva
there is no alteration.
The only new feature in the Rum Market this evening is
that favourite marks of Jamaica Rums have been sold at 4s. a
4s. ld. per gallon; the price of proof Leewards is nominally

2s. lid., but it would be difficult to purchase undei 2s. 21;
the quantity left in importers' hands is about 1,000 puns. Lee-
wards, and 500 puns. Jamaicas.
IRISII RnovisioNs.—The cheesemongers continue opposed
to the present high rates of Butter, consequently the prices
are still nearly nominal, and the total inactivity in the Market
must produce a decline. The very low price and the abund-
ance of fresh meat materially affect the Bacon Market; some
holders on this side appear inclined to give way ; the manufac-
turers still demand high prices, under a pretence of deficieoci
in the Potato° crop, which is not generally believed. Lard
still steady.

BUTTER.
Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery.
1834 36,200 firks 10,900 firks 3,600 bales 2,700 bales
1835 33,073 11,037 6,018 3,056
The imports of Butter are Irish 10,512 firks. Forcigns-40877 eks•7
Bacon 2,677 bales.
FRUIT.—The Fruit public this day, mostly French, Pleat
off rather easier ; Muscatels at former prices.
SlLK.—There is a good current business doing in Silk, this
prices are well maintained.
TALLOW. —The Tallow Market was in a very heavy State
on Friday, but on Saturday the price rose from 425. to 425
9d., and has since been more steady on account of the advice
from Russia, stating the probability of the ships wintering
there ' • it ought to be remarked that the trade here canrot
calculate upon the rigour of a Russian winter ; we have here
alternately a cold and a mild week, but a Russian winter i 5
quite another thing, and the probability is that very few shiPie
if any will get away this season ; but it must be stated the wiaus
we have experienced here for the last few weeks, are from tb!
same point as those in the Baltic, and it may be probable that
a few ships may be cut from the ice at Riga, &c. The trade
here have been rather anxious to get into stock, and have par"
chased rather largely. Town Tallow is very scarce, and big"
in proportion.
The accounts from St. Petersburg to-day are to the 16th
Nov., the communication between Cronstadt and Petal-stall
--was by ice, the wind westerly, mild weather. There in ill:
a possibility of part of the vessels in the lower ports ms it*
their escape, but to us it will be a very odd circumstance ia"
deed if a Russian winter breaks up at the end of November.
COTTON.—The Cotton Market is in a very depressed state
on account of the declining market at Liverpool ; former PriCe9
could not be realized.
INnicio.—There have been about 200 chests Indigo sold at
last sale's prices, and there are further orders in town Ivhicti
cannot easily be executed at these prices, the market is firm'
The accounts from Calcutta up to the 23d July, the estimst°
of the crop is very indefinite from 110,000 to 130,000 mattecig'
in several districts the crop has suffered severely from inunla;
tion. From Tiroot the accounts are -very favourable. 1°
quarterly sale of Indigo is fixed for the 19th January.
'The total deliveries of East India Indigo from the ware-
houses for the week ending 28th Nov., are 30,961 lbs.
TEA.—The India House sale commenced this raorlob'
Fokien Bohea sold at ls. lid. to Is. 51d., about 600 the
were refused at the Ovance on Is. ld. ; of Congous ab°l
5,000 chests have beenitruck out ; of those sold the prices al
ls. 5/d. to Is. 10d. per lb. Fokien Boheas 2d. under L's
East India House prices ; Congou at former prices. • 11
The total deliveries of Tea from the warehouses on vrille
duty has been paid for the week ending 28th November are
481,249 lbs.
TURPENTINE. —There are no parcels of rough for sae, tic
arrivals are direct to drawcrs.—Spirits continue in good de.

BACON

mand.
OiLs.—The 'Market is generally declining ; Fish and
Oils dull at our quotations. At public sale on Friday
Seal Oil sold 38/., Sperm 741., and Southern of pale an
good quality 39/. a 40/.
TOBACCO.—There is more doing in Tobacco, the Trade arc
purchasing rather extensively for the home consumption. 1,
WooL.—The Wool Market is quiet, there being scare,esi,
any business doing, still prices are looking up. The ,i°4
public sales this season will take place on the 17th inst., ""
about 2,000 bales will be brought forward. '

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. .....-"
Wheat. Barley. i Oats. 1 Beans. W34>
~--.—.- ........,--0.
Per quarter. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s. to P. E. ...
llouon ... 3O 38 22 30 13 18 31 34 -- ~
Gainsborough — 40 30 20 3 $ -- ...
Grantham - ~
Grimsby 3O 36 22 27 18 22 32 •38
Horncastle 32 37 21 :;.'6 16 22 126 42
Lincoln.. 3O 41 20 34 13 30 1 3'2 45 au ...•
Spilsby l3l 38 122 27 21 24 ;36 40 —' ...
Stamford 32 37 126 31 20 2.2 i 32 43 ~
York ;3l 35 124 30 15 2:2 i2B 43 --

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the WEEK

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