The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-21 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON 31ARKETS.
(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)

SUGAR.—The sales of last week were limited to 1,700 hhds.
and trs., owing to the short supplies and the great advance
which has taken place in the prices of Sugars ; the rise from
the lowest point of the market is 95. a 10s. per cwt., about 25
per cent. The stock of West India Sugar is now 10,267 hhds.
and trs., which is 4,068 less than last year. The stock of
Mauritius 37,380 bags, being 7,178 less than last year. The
delivery of West India Sugar last week 2,198 hhds, and trs.,
being 580 less than last year. The delivery of Mauritius 9,397
bags, being 2,066 more than the corresponding week of 1831.
This day's sale estimated at 500 hhds., including the public
sale; the brown rather higher; other descriptions unvaried.
The prices of the remaining descriptions of Refined Sugars con-
tinue merely nominal, the refiners demanding 2s. a 3s. higher
prices, while the buyers at present offer only a small advance ;
of the mid, descriptions of Lumps, however, some sales have
been made for melting at higher prices—viz. 665. a 6€4. ; for
fine crashed, entitled to the high bounty, the refiners demand
345. a 355. This afternoon low lumps heavy at 635. Molasses 275.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—The large sale on Thursday
last, 7,298 bags Mauritius, went of with great briskness, the
brown and lower descriptions about Is. higher; brown 495. a
515., grey 525. a 565., yellow 565. a 58s. 6d. ; a small parcel of
Bengal sold at former pricee. This day's sale 336 bags Siam
sold at former prices. Manilla more inquired after, and Is.
higher.

FOREIGN SUGARS.—About 1,500 chests Havannah white
sold 2Ss. a 365. low to fine. This day's sale 116 chests Brazil
sold at former prices.

WEST INDIA MOLASSES.—SaIes of good quality West
India Molasses last week at 265. fwd. and 275.—Average price of
Sugar, 11- 7s. 53; d. per cwt.
COFFEE—The Coffee Market was very firm in prices last 1.
week, and the demand was much more extensive : colnury
Brazil Coffee sold higher, 565. a 58s. for fine ord, and
extra fine; a large parcel of East India sold also at full pritT j
Sumatra 475. 6d. a 515., Samarang 585., pale Batavia 535. 6d., the
latter at former prices. Jamaica good ord sold 82s. a 84s. This
day's saleBB4 bags East India; ord Samarang 48s. a 495., Mala-
bar 625. 6d. ; the Market is firm, and rather higher.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The demand for
Rum has continued extensive; proof Leewards have been sold
at Is, 7d. and Is. 712., and large good parcels are held for Is. fid. ;
Jamaica Rums are also in good demand, and from the late
lowest point the advance is 4d. a sd. per gallon. In Brandy and
Geneva there is little alteration to notice.

HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The Tallow Market
is again upon the advance ; the price this afternoon is 425. 9d.
a 435. In Hemp or Flax there is no material alteration.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—In the last week the import of Fo.
reign Butter was 3,923 casks, of Irish 1,053 firkins, and of Bacon
3,478 bales. Fine Friesland Butter we quote 110 s. a 112 s. at the
quay; Cork and Limerick, 90s. ; Carlow, e 63. a 965. ; Waterford,
78s. a 84s. ; Dublin, 80s. a 82s. ; and Newry, 82s. a 845.: at
those quotations the sales are very limited. Bacon does not
improve in either price or demand ; on the contrary, there is au
increased disposition evinced by the shippers to effect sales on
board : prime singed 'Waterford we quote 475. a 495. ; and
Limerick, 465. a 48s. landed. Bladder Lard, 60s. a 655.; fine
Irish Hams, 60s. a 70s. ; Bale Middles, 465. a 485.; and Tierce
Middles, 465. a 50s, landed. In Beef and Pork the business
doing is still very limited.

TOBACCO.--The sales are confined to a small portion of
Kentucky and Maryland for the Baltic. - ' • •

COTTON.—The Cotton Market is very firm, but there were
few sales, on account of the limited supply. The purchases
consist of 250 Surats, 4 •)(,,d. a ; 1,000 ditto, pub. sale, 4 lid.
a .5(1. ; 50 Bengal, sd.

SALTPETRE.—There have been more purchases of Salt.
petre, at rather higher prices. This day's sale 2,500 bags sold
355. 6d. a 375. 6d.

ASHES.--Very little doing : prices steady.
Seed Oils large business has been done; the ex-
port demand for Linseed Oil continues at '29s. 3d. a s 6d. per
cwt., and for Italic Oil 08s. has been paid for future delivery,
though on the spot Ks. is accepted, In Fish Oils but little is
doing, Cod 341. a 351. 10s.
TURPENTINE—The last arrival of rough sold at 12e. 3d.;
the demand for Spirits does not improve.
SILK.—We cannot quote any alterrtion in the Silk Market;
prices are nominally the same, and but very little doing.
FRUIT.--There are rather extensive sales of Eleme Raisins
at 465. a 485., and of lied Smyrna at a reduction of Is. per cwt.
RICE.--Itice is a shade lower.
SPlCES.—Spices are held with much firmness, but few sales
to any extent are reported.
WOOL.—The Wool Market is very flat ; nothing particular
doing.

TEA.—'rhe sale finished on Friday. Twankays sold much
as last sale. Hysons lower. Boheas are in demand at Id. ad.

Vance on tls. cost. Congous of the common de.criptions are also
at a premium of led, per lb.

LEWES MA ItkET.—MarCh
White Wheat (per quarter)-- X 3 4 0 to £3 6 0
Red ditto.--- ln4 3 1 0
0
Oats, New 2 1
0 ler, 0
".
Oil Cake. New

113 0 117 0
12 0 0 per thoussnd.

BIIiTILS. _..—
On the 13th inst. at Burton.ereseent, the lady of Francis M.
Dawson, Esq., of a daughter.
On the itt 1 inst. at Wells the lady of John It. Allen, Eq, of
a son.
On the
rough, of a 19dhtughte inst.,
r.
Mrs. William Broeksopp„ High.street, Bo-
a
On the 211th inst. the wife of James Morrah, Esq. of Sloane-
street, of a son.

MARRIED.
At St. "Margaret's, Westminster, W. R. Cooley, R.N. to Mar-
garet, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Tilstone, Esq. of
Newcastle, Staffordshire.
On the 2fith inst. at St. Pancras Church, Jonah Smith Wells,
of Sion College-garden, Aldermanbury, Esq. to Sarah, second
daughter of the late William Chance, of Birmingham, Esq.
On the 20th inst. C. Hewetson Barnes Esq. of Orchard-street,
Portman-square, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late
Charles Hanhury, Esq., of Sloe Farm, flalited, Essex.

DIED.
On the 19th inst. at her house in Wimpole-street, in the 81st
year of her age, Mrs. William Browne, relict of the late Rev.
W. Browne, of Camtield-place, Hero, and eldest daughter of the
late Sir Fitzwilliam Barrington, Bart. .
On the 15th inst. at Beardiville, near Coleraine, Ireland, Ed-
mund Alexander M•Naghten, Esq.,. many years Member for the
County of Antrim, and late one of the Lords of the Treasury.
On the 17th inst. Archibald George, the youngest son of Mr.
J. B. Belle ille. Myddelton-square, Bentonville.
On the 3d inst. much lamented, Sarah, Wile of Mr. M. Wills-
don, of Providence-row, Finsbury.square.
On the 13th inst. at Ilastings, Charles third third son of the late
John Harkness, Esq. of Ratcliffe, aged 27 sincerely lamented.
On the 15th inst. Sarah Louisa, the infant daughter of Mr. W.
G. Barnes, Great Russell-street, Covent-garden.
On the 19th inst. at his house in Bentinck-street, Manchester-
square, James Hooper, Esq. in the 62i1 year of his age.

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