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London, England, 1835-06-27 00:00:00

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(From the New London Price Currant of last night.)
SUGAR.—There has been a steady and extensive demand for
West India Muscovades this week ; the market is very firm,
but we cannot state any further alteration in the prices ; the
bulk of the supply may now forthwith be expected, yet the
market is not well furnished with good Sugars. The estimated
sales are 2,500 hhds. and trs. ; the prices of fine are
rather higher. By public sales this day 179 hhds. 45
trs. Barbadoes Sugar sold with much spirit 555. 6d. a
613. 6d. rather higher ; 80 hhds. Tortola 575. Gd. a 593. In
Refined there is little alteration to notice, 355. has been paid
for the short, and 765. for the long price, which is 6d. advance.
There is no alteration in the Refined Market this afternoon.
There are more difficulties thrown in the way in passing the
standard fineness at the Custom House for parcels for export ;
six parcels are under seizure.-
MAURITIUS.—The rise of Gd. to Is. per cwt., which we no-
ticed on Friday, has been fully maintained, and the strong
qualities 535. and 545. seem to be again rather higher.
EAST INDIA.—The advance in the prices of East India Sugar
is maintained ; but there is not so much briskness in the trade,
on account of the disappointment of a few persons who were
misinformed on the subject of the Sugar duties ; there is,
however, a good demand for export ; Java of fine quality,
good grey to strong mid. white 295. to 325. ; low to good white
Bengal, 30s. Gd. to 335. 6d.
FORElGN—Foreign Sugar is higher; ord. yellow Haiannals
30s. This day's public sale 30 chests Pernambuco went off at
full prices, sound 265. 6d. to 30s. 6d.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES—At the public sales this day the
West India Molasses sold rather higher, 400 puncheons : the
Barbadoes fine 235. and 235. 6d. ; Tortola, St. Kitts 225. a
225. 6d.; Trinidad 21s.
TEA.—The Tea market must be stated to be in a nominal
state till the large public sales on Wednesday and this day
week.
INDIGO.—There are no further declarations of sale for the
14th proximo. There are no sales in Indigo in this market to
report.
RlCE.—There is little alteration in the prices; the public
sales this day 2,040 bags low to good Bengal 10s. Gd. to 125.,
former prices.
FRUIT.—The common descriptions of Currants and Rai-
sins continue in fair demand ; other Fruit much the same as

last week.
SALTPETRE.—There is no alteration in the prices of Salt-
petre. The public sale this day, 1,658 bags, two to 2 4 re-
fraction, all sold at 245. 6d., full prices.
Wools—No transaction of moment to report in the Wool
market since the public sales, the attention of the trade being
drawn to the public sales which will take place early in July,
consisting of about 7,000 to 8,000 bales, Colonial Wool.
Russ, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—There is little alteration
in the prices of Rum, but there appears to be a considerable re-
quest for export; some Leewards sold 3 and 4 over 2s. Id. and
proofs 2s. In Brandy there is more doing at former prices.
—Geneva still neglected. The sales this day Demerara Rum
32 over 2s. I Id., 7 over, 2s. Al
SPlCES.—Spices are dull. Pepper rather lowar. Pimento
and Cassia Lignea at former prices. At public sale 270 bags
good half heavy black Pepper were bought in at 4d., inferior
; part of the 74 bags white taken in Is. to Is. id. 420
bags 7 barrels of Pimento went off at public sale at former
prices, 44-el to 4id. 226 chests very inferior dingy uneven
Cassia Lignea were bought in at 595. This day 1,165 bags
ord. Bengal Ginger 28s. a 285. 66., former prices.
Cocon.—Cocoa is again very heavy, and all the parcels
of British Plantation offered at public sale have been with-
drawn.
COFFEE.—There is great confusion in the Coffee market,
particularly in East India ; . Ceylon, which is most affected by
the proposed reduction of the duty, has been sold in large par-
cels at 675. and 703., also 615., 625., and 645., but a great
proportion of the holders will not sell, but will abide by the
ultimate result of the Government measure, as they expect
the Ministers, when well informed on the subject, will give
them the immediate advantage of the reduction, as their claims
are fair and just. 468 bags Samarang Coffee has been sold
at 495. 6d. ; 623 bags Batavia went off briskly, sas. 66. a
565. 6el. In Foreign Coff,.‘e cargoes of Brazil are reported for
Hatr.bu-g at 535., and for Antwerp 2s. under that rate. In
British Plantation Coffee a fall in prices of 4s. to ss. took
place on Tuesday, since which the market has rallied, and
prices Within Is. to .?,s. of the former cnrrency have been of-
fered and refused. By public sale this day the first parcel of
Ceylon Coffee, 363 bags, was withdrawn, the second, 763 bags,
was taken in 665. for which 645. 61 was offsred ; tho Deme-
rara and Mocha form no guide to the quotations of the market.
INDIA Housn SILK SALE.—The sale commenced on Mon-
day and finished yesterday. The quantity contained in the
catalogue was 2,000 bales Bengal Raw Silk, and 342 bales
Private Trade China ; the sale prices, considering quality,
. may be quoted 5 to 71 per cent over those obtained in Febru-
sry ; this is as was generally expected previous to the corn-
mascsment of the sn'e, and in accordance with the improve-
ment that had been experienced in Italian and China Silks;
the latter at the sale did not fetch at all more than those re-
cently obtained by private contract.
COTTON.—The Cotton market has been much neglected
during the last three weeks, and scarcely any business has been
done by private contract ; prices were therefore nominal. To-
day 1,170 Surat, 1,800 Bengal, and 2,130 Madras were put up
to public sale, and only 1,900 were disposed of, the greater
part being forced off at a decline from the prices of the 29th
0: May of id. to per lb. in Surat, id. in Bengal, and d.
to id". in Madras. The particulars are-850 Surat, mid. fair
to %Q., good fair t0,500d 7d. to 70. ; 400 Bengal, good
7-A-d. to 7:ld. ; 650 Madras, ord. to fair 6id. to 70., good fair
to good 71-d. to 71-d.

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