The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-01 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of this evening.)
SUGAR.—The supply of West India Sugars early in this
week were very limited, and still continued of inferior quality,
but the arrivals are now daily coming in, 'and as the wind con-
tinues to the westward, we may expect extensive arrivals, and
as the trade are vvittiouL stock on account of the late Tcanty
supply, we may expect a great trade about the present medium
rates, tiie this week is large for the small supply, it
is estimated at 2,200 hhds. and trs., the piece in:;y
dared 6d. per cwt. higher than on this day week. The supply
of Refined has rather increased this week, but still inadequate
to the demand, the prices have been in consequence rather
higher for export qualities ; fine crashed 335. 6d., and the
holders asking rather more money ; the goods for the home
trade have been in fair request, at the former currency. There
is little alteration in the prices this afternoon, the goods are
still scarce, the holders are now asking 755., and there arc
buyers at 745. 6d.
MAURITIUS.—.The public sales early in this week went off
with increased animation at higher prices, particularly for the
coloury descriptions; the Refiners were also considerable pur-
chasers. At two public sales this forenoon, 7,377 bags Mau-
ritius were offered, and all sold at an average advance of 6d.
per cwt., grey 51s. a 595., yellow low to fine 525. 6d. a 625.
EAST INDlA.—There are no sales of any consequence to re-
port this week.

FOREIGN.—The enquiries for Foreign continue, the sales are
chiefly at 345., for white Havannah on the spot, and one cargo
to arrive has been sold at the same pi ice.
COFFEE.—There is little alteration to notice in Coffee this
week, the Foreign and East India continue dull and sold at
lower prices, Ceylon 555., and Brazil coloury 525. Tho
British Plantation descriptions continue nominal, as the trade
hold off in the expectation of extensive arrivals, the only pur-
chases reported, are some good good ord. Jamaica and some
Triage for immediate demand for home consumption at full
market prices. There were no public sales this day of any
extent, but the Market has rather-a more firm appearance ;no
parcels are pressing upon the Market for sale. By public sale
this forenoon 111 bags Ceylon Coffee sold at full prices 555.
dd. a 565. 6d. ; 21 bales Mocha at 675. 6d.
CocoA.—By public sale this day 27 brls. Grenada taken in
465. a 48s.+; 24 bags Para 275. 6d.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Rum market con-
tinues firm, proofs Leeward held at 25.. ld. and Jamaica 30
over at 3s. Id., but there are no sales of any extent to report.
Brandy is firm on account of the reported damage done to the
vines by the frost, but the buyers do not purchase on any ex-
tensive scale, pale Geneva on the Quay 2s. a 2s. id.
TALLOW.—TaIIow continues firm. The large houses con-
tinue to give 375. for parcels here, and take all the contracts
offering for future delivery at 38s.
SII.K.—The Market altogether appears to be pretty steady.
Some of the new importations from China have been sold from
19s. a 20s.

CoTroN.—The prices of Cotton are fully maintained, but
the Market is without the previous briskness early in the week.
The purchases reported are-70 Bengal, good, 9/1-d. a 8.-fd. ;
2,900 Surat, ord. good, 71d. a 81d. ; 60 Madras, ord. to mid;,