The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-23 00:00:00

COURSE OF EXCH.

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.C.F. t 3 756

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Antwerp l2 7

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Vienna, effective 11 " M. 10 11
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MARKET INTELLIGEN CE.

(From the New London Price Current of this Evening.)
SUGAR.—There has been more animation in the Sugar mar-
ket this week ; the purchases arc considerable, and prices may
be stated at au advance of 6d. since this day week ; the great
proportion sold has been taken by the grocers. The public
sale of Barbadoes on Tuesday went off with spirit at an ad-
vance of Gd. to is. on the last sale. 635. to 653. 6d.
At the close of the Market this afternoon the estimated
slles were 4,000 hhds. and trs. for the week, at prices gradu-
ally' advancing, and closing with much briskness at priers
from 6d. to is. per cwt. higher than on Friday last. By
public sale this afternoon a fair parcel of St. Lucia Sugar
were brought forward, 171 hhds. 26 trs. 12 brls., the wliole
sold at full prices, dark colour 585., good brown 595. a 605.,
low yellow 61s. 623. 625. Gd. Thee is a report of a hur-
ricane at Barbadoes on the 3d of September, which is be-
lieved, but no details have reached the City ; it is feared the
young canes must have suffered severely.
In the Refined markets the prices are lower ; Lumps of
good quality to pa\ss the standardiBls. ; large and small Lumps
are nominal ; fine Crushed on board 40s.
This afternoon there was more firmness in the Refined Mar-
kot ; large parcels have been taken for export, one large par-
cel 4,000 cwt. reported at 81s. 6d., and parcels free on board
of fine crushed reported at 40s. Gd., but the general quotation
is now 82s. for Lumps to pass the standard, and 41s. for fine
crushed on board. This afternoon there was also more doing
by the wholesale grocers in goods for home consumption, for
which higher prices were paid.
MAURITIUS.—Nothing to report in Mauritius Sugar since
the puldie sales of Tuesday, 2,678 bags, which sold briskly at
higheu rates; the chief part was of inferior qualicy, lowest dark
soft brown sold at an advance of 2s. on the sale of the 9th
inst. ; other descriptions Gd. to is. higher.
EAST INElA.—There have been no public sales of East
India Sugar, and little done by private contract.
FOREIGN.—White Foreign Sugar is in more request, about
90 chests low ord. white Bahia have been sold 325. 6d. ; a
small lot was brought forward by auction, and sold 31s. Gd. to
325. for low dingy mixed white, and 265. to '27s. Gd. for mid.
brown.

WEsr INDIA MOLASSES.—The demand for West India Mc-
lasses continues steady; parcels of Demerara of good quality
have been sold at 275. to 26r. 6d. By public sale this after-
noon 50 puns. ord. Trinidad Molasses, thin and bad taste, all
taken in at 245.
COFFEE.—The British Plantation Coffee market is dull ;
the holders continue firm in demanding higher prices for the
good clean descriptions ; the public sales offered early in the
week were mostly sold. Yesterday another sale took place,
containing 142 casks, chiefly Jamaica with some Demerara,
only a .very small portion sold at full market. rates for good
qualities, the inferior descriptions were lowa-. No business
reported by private contract hi East India Coffee, but publicly
245 bales Mocha, chiefly of inferior descriptions, have been
brought forward, a large portion taken in. :.t full prices. Thu
Foreign Coffee market remains w ithot.t activity ; 80 bags
Brazil at auction sold 525. Gd. for i aferi Jr mixed ; a cirgo of
St. Domingo afloat has been sold t 535. to s:ls. Cd., delivera-
ble at Antwerp.
There were no public sales of CofLo to-day. The cl:ly
parcel of Coffee retorted by 'private contract is 600 bags Sa-
marang at 495. Gd.
CocoA.—At public sal'c 251 bags Grenada sold 483. Gd. to
495. 6d., for go',el sound reddish rather mixed, M). to 535. fur
brighter Nolen; and i.3s. 6.1. to 565. Gd. for v,ery fine supc-
rior red ; there continues it brisk request at full market prices.
There is little business doing in Brazil Co,:ea, small sales
;se reported at 40s. to 425.
RUM; BR-ANDY, AND 11OLLAIlin.--rtle R..41T1 market is very
frm; proof Leewards may be quoied at ss. ld. buyers, some
10A- over have been sold at 2s. 5d., but cnief sales sac Jamaica
3s. Id. to 3s. BJ., at which, considerabb transactions arc rc-
poltel. Geneva maintai'ls the late advance, and there are
sales of pale at 2s. 3d. In 13raml-r there is no new feature.
TALLOW.—The Tr„ilow marke-t remains very heavy; the
el-ief sales are Prieels on the spot about 425.-63., but the trade
only p;..rehls<for their immediate wants; the home supply con-
tinues very large.
This at,tornoon by public sale 452 casks St. Petershurglt
Tallow, common Soap quality, 355. Gd. a 403. 3d. all sold ;
1(14 casks Odessa Yellow Candle Tall'iw 41s. 3d. a 425. sold,
went off rather heavily.
HEMP.—At public sale on Tuesdp c, shout 8) tons of sound
St. Petersburg half clean. Hemp seta 211. to 211. 2s. 6d. per

IRISH PROYISIONS.—Prime new India Bcef on the passage
to be landed at 71. 7s. per tie...ce ; prim!, new Mess Beef for
all next month from 925. a. 955. free onboard; Cork prime
Mess Pork free on board 9s. a 50s. per brl., asst season's cut o
thouroughly prime 567. a 575.
SALTPETRE.—Thcsa arc few sales to roport in Saltpetre,
but the market continuf!s very firm.
NITRATE or Soua.—There arc more purchases of Nitrate of
Soda at an advance of 6d. per cwt. ; the s'iles are 20s. 91. to
2.15. 6d.
Woon.--The Wool Market has assumed a more
,lively ;12-
pearance, and prices show a iendeney to advance ; the,demand
is chiefly confined to the German descriptions, there being
scarcely any low Wools in the market.
SPICES.—There is no alteration 'to notice in Pepper.
Pimento continues heavy, and a great propertiim of thy;quan-
tity offered lately has been taken in... inferio: dingy Cassia
Lignea 595. and 61i.