The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-02 00:00:00

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MARKET INTELLIGIINC'E.

( From the New London Price Current of le la evening. )
SUGAR.-There was a brisk and most eaten sive demand for
West India Muscovades last week; the estimated purchases were
5,000 hhds. and tierces ; the prices were generally high, and in
the brown descriptions the advance was fully Is. per cwt. There
has been again a brisk and extensive demand for Si gars; the esti-
mated sales this day are 1,300 hhds. and tierces at. a general ad-
vance of 6d. to Is. per cwt At public sale, the fine Barbadoes
Sugar sold this day at an advance of Is. to Is. 6d. ; the Trinidad,
6d. to Is. per cwt. ; the latter brown, 595. ; pellove6d. to
625. 6d. ; Barbadoes, 625. 6d. to 653. 6d. ; fine Bug: ar to-day has
sold higher than the late usual proportion with the bri ,wn ; few of
the latter now under 60s. The stock of West India; is now 33,610
hhds. and trs., being 8,419 lass shan last year. The- dock of Mau-
ritius, 70,95.3 bags, being 27,652 less than last. year. 'The delivery
of West India, 2,675 hhds. and trs., being 408 less Atli last year.
The delivery of Mauritius, 3,931 bags, being 735 less than the cor-
responding week of 1334. In refined there was an advance last
week of 2s. per cwt., and at the close of business t: ,ae few goods
left on sale were all withdrawn for still higher rates ; the sales of
Lumps were at 83s. and 845., and there were afterwar els no sellers
under 85s. ; the chief sales of Crushed were at 435. Ve stated on
Friday the few goods in the market were withdrawn for higher
prices in the anticipation that English Sugars would be admitted
en favourable terms into Russia ; a Memorial to that etTect has
been submitted by the trade to the Government at St. Pet ersburg,
which has been favourably received, and it is expected the prayer
of the petitioners will be granted on account of the great rise in
Foreign Sugar. This afternoon the anticipated else of Frit lay has
been obtained; Lumps to pass the standard have realised 86's. and
875., and grocers have paid 835., which is a furthitr rise of 2s. to
3s. per cwt. Fine Crushed, 455. to 465.
Mauarrtus.-The public sale last week of 4,857 bags went off
with much briskness at the general rise of the market, Is. a Is. 6d•
per cwt.: dry fair brown 565. to 575. 6d., low to fine yellow 58s-
to 635.
EAST INDIA.-The only sales are Beligals at rather higher
prices ; in other descriptions no purchases are reportteil,. as the
generally are held for much higher prices.
FOREIGN.,-There were 700 boxes white klavannals, report°
last week at 495., which was an advance of 3s. to 4s. ; yellow 355, $
the latter at the ormer price. Average price of Sugar, 1/.. 15s. 6;,,-d•
per cwt.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-The sales last week were inferio
thin quality 265., good 275. and 285., fine 28s. 6d. By public sal
this day 50 puns. Trinidad Molasses, and 50 Demeraza, thought in
at 265., for which 255. 6d. was offered and refused, aftorwards

taken.
COFFEE.-There was a brisk demand for Foreign Coffe last
week at an advance of ls. to 2s. ; about 7000 bags Brasil sold at
535. to 565. for good to fine ordinary ; about 1500 bags St. Do-
mingo at 565., and a cargo afloat at 545. East India was also in
good demand for home consumption, chiefly Ceylon at 645. and
In British Plantation Coffee there was no alteration : in some in-
stances a small reduction was submitted to, but generally full prie
were obtained,- good to fine old Jamaica, 935. to 1063. ; good i°
fine ordinary Dominica, 945. to 102 s. This day the inquiries for
Foreign Coffee are continued, but few sellers appear ; higher prices
could be realized. There have been no public tales this day.
Russ. BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There have been consider--
able sales of Rum at the former prices, in proportion with Leeward'
Island proof at 2s. 2d. ; 5 over have been sold at 2s. 3d., 8 over at
2s. 4d., but the principal sales are strong Lcewards 24 and 25 over,
at about 2s. 10d., 29 and 30 over 3s. to 3s. Id. ; Jamaica 33 over,
at 3s. sd. In Brandy and Geneva there is no alteration.
TALLOW.-The late advance of Tallow is firmly maintained;
435. a 433. 3d. on the spot ; 425. 6d. paid for arrival.
laisii PaovistoNs.-Prime new India Beef extremely scarcer
value 61. 12s. 6d. per tierce. Thoroughly prime Mess Beef in de-
mand from Si. 12s. 6d. to Si. 15s. Prime Mess Pork, 565. to 575-6 d.
6d. Prime Bacon Pork, 535. to 545. Prime India Pork, 51: 10S•
to 51. 12s. 6d. Little or none on consignment for sale. The opi-
nion generally entertained by the Curers of &Am in Ireland of the
great number of pigs universally held by the fasiners at present,
has induced them to make offers for the opening season at several
shillings below the commencement of last year; butt the cheese-
mongers having determined on buying only for knuaediate wants,
will cause the prices to remain low. Irish Butter has been more
in demand, but as the shippers are demanding a considerable ad-
vance within the last two weeks, the trade are cautious of giving'
way thereto. Prime singed Bacon, 345. to 365. ; mew to ship for
Sept., Oct. and Nov., 345. on board. Waterford Butter, 725. to
745. on board • 725. to 755. landed; Limerick, 735. on board ; 763'
landed ; Cork, 735. on board ; 765. to 775. lauded. Lard, 563.
BUTTER. BACON.
Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery.
1835 14,089 firks 8,117 firks 10,750 bales 1,808 bales
1834 27,800 5,022 11,600 2,227
The imports of Butter are Irish 5,989 firks. Foreign 4,360 cks.
Bacon 1,470 bales.
SILK.-Thera is but little business doing in the Silk market,
but' prices aro very firm.
STEEL.-By public sale 28th August. 1,000 bris. Swedish Fag-
got Steel, 151., all sold.
SPICES.-The late rise in the prices of Pepper is Inaintained,
but there is not so much doing. In other Spices there is little vs-
riation.
TEA.-The Tea Sale began to-day at the East Inch& House'
Bohea. Canton refused. Fokein, Is. 3id. to ls. Y Con4o,
for common, Is. 3id. to is. 3d. ; good, Is. lid. to Is. Sti. ; I°e'
Is. 10d. to 2s. 6d. ; about 2,000 chests of Congou have Wen redjected by the buyers ; fine Teas are higher. The Chairman >tat,hep,.
that the next sale would be put up at the same taxed prices as '-
present.
COTTON.-The Cotton market continues in a very depter,stio
state ; purchases may be made under our
in
; the fall in tbt
prices at Liverpool is id. to id. per lb., in some instances id., 1-4'
there is a little rally from these extreme low prices.
INnico.-There is little alteration in Indigo : there is howev,er
a better disposition to do business. There are no d,selarations let°
the periodical sale fixed for the 20th October, but ab,sut 6,00°
9,000 chests are expected.
CocniNEAC-This day by public sale 63 bags Chochnie3l'
,A,
blacks Bs. ld. a Bs. Bd., being 9-1. per lb. lower, silver 7s. a 7s.
at the reduction of 2d. per lb.
WOOL.-The business doing in the Wool market is but trimrili
the attention of the trade being drawn to the public sales announ7:.;
for next week, consisting of about 3,000 bales Australian and V.Diamen's Land Wool, and about 800 bales East India, Cape'
Russian, &c.
Hors.-There are a few Hops brought to market, but they
mouldy and do not sell. The estimated Duty is 225,0001.
-Otes.-There is but little doing in Southern Oil, the export "iy
mend having subsided. The public sale last week went off heall
at our quotations. Linseed Oil scarce, for immediate delivery
"' 433.,i
has been paid, for forward delivery much business has been done
rd
375. to 40s. There is also a scarcity of Rape Oil, for for
delivery 435. is demanded. Olive Oils are without change. the
TOBACCO.-The sales of Tobacco are about 200 hhds. t°
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trade at full pric
TURPENTINE.—es.
The last arrival of Rough Turpentine .014 Ili
13s. 3d., there is none now on the market.
SALTPETRE.—There is no alteration ; but the market dull.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUGUST 31. , the
A renewed activity has appeared in our market to-day, an° of
sales, which are 3,500 bags, have been made at the full pfice:bat
Saturday. Holders are very firm, with a confident expectatiou
prices are likely to advance.
CATTLE MARKET.
The demand at our market to-day was very good, and at 51,1•
prices. There was a fine show of cattle, nearly the whole of to
found purchasers. Beef selling from sd. to 50. ; mutton 52'
6d. ; lamb 6d

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On the 29th ult., at WoodBIRTHS
cott-house, the lady of "
Esq , of a son.
On the 30th ult., the lady of David Williams Wire, of a so' ,00.
On the 30th ult., Mrs. Frederick Temple, of Guildhall, of s'
On the 31st ult., at Pimlico Lodge, Mrs. Elliott, of a

MA RR lED. .10b°
On the Ist inst., at St. Mary's Church, Bryanston-square'bter
MacLeod, Esq., of Rasay, Inverness-shire, to Mary, only daub.
of Colonel MacLeod, C.l3 East India Company's Service. to
On the 29th ult., at Bishop's Stortford, Alr. Joseph Ilea',,,oe
Elizabeth, daughter of the late Robert Hawke, Esq., of the
place. nark'°'
On the 31st ult., at St. Matthew's,Brixton, Mr. William
of High-street, Southwark, to Miss Harrington, late of Den
hil y
l, Surre. guu est
On the 31st ult., Frederick Lindsay Cole, to Eliza Kate, YO
daughter of the late John Hughes, of Marden-ash, Essex-

DIED. ia, oeV
On the 31st ult., at Colston Basset, Notts, Urith Arnelr_gb,
daughter of the late Francis Edmunds, Esq.. of
Yorkshire. , (1, 001 Y
On the 24th ult., at his father's house, Edward W. N;ar
son of William Ward, Esq., of Liverpool. el
00
On the 26th ult., Mr. Joseph Chapman Fields, surge°'
Compton-street, Soho. f ClaPbei
On the 27th ult., at Brighton, John Bubb, Esq., °-
Worsb u
for'
road, aged 65.
On the 30th ult., at Homerton, Mr. J. Frederick Marillier'
merly of the Canton de Vaud, Switzerland, aged 76._ .-0_,.--. ''
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