The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-12 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 12, 1835

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MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of last evening.)
SUGAR.-The deficiency of the stock, compared with last
year, is now above 10,000 hhds. and trs., and it is probable
that on Tuesday next it will amount to 15,000 or 16,000 hhds.
and trs., as the landings the corresponding week of last year
were above 6,000, and the week ending to-morrow cannot
amount to above 2,000; from that period last year the land
ings were rather on a limited scale, but still the deficiency can-
not be made up.
The Sugar market this week, with the exception of Tuesday,
has been very heavy; the total purchases are estimated at
2,200 hhds. and trs. ; the late prices are well maintained.
The public sale of Jamaica Sugar this day 625. 6d. to 655.,
equal to the general market prices.
In Refined the prices this week have given way Is. to ls. 6d.,
and the market has still a dull appearance.
This afternoon there is little alteration in the Refined mar-
ket. The cause of the decline in prices (in some cases 25.)
is the second hand parcels offering in the market 2s. under
the prices they were bought at a few days ago ; 445. is the
nearest price for fine Crashed, but the grocers cannot purchase
on such low terms as are offered to the shipping houses. At a
late hour fine Crashed has been offered at 435.
MAURITIUS.-The sales by public auction and private con-
tract early in the week were about 800 bags; the whole sold
freely at very full prices.
The Mauritius public sale this day (5,532 bags) were much
wanted for the country trade, and went off with great anima-
tion fully equal to the prices of the West India Raw Market,
and much higher than the last public sale, yellow 60s. a
645. 6d., grey 595. 6d. a 635., low brown 535. up to 595. 6d.
for good. The cargo, though a middling parcel, will average
above 60s. per cwt.
EAST INDIA.-There have been no sales of any extent by
private contract ; only a small parcel Java offered at public
sale, 123 baskets mid, yellow to low white, 325. to 335. 6d.,
strong at 355.
By private contract this afternoon, 2,500 bags Manilla Sugar
sold at 31s.
This day by public sale 1,130 bags Bengal sold higher, low
to fine white, 345. 6d. a 38s. ; 1.240 bags Siam, low to good
brown, 265. 6d. a 295., another sale, 335. M. a 355.
FOREIGN.-..The only transactions in Foreign Sugars are a
cargo of Brazil afloat, deliverable at Hamburgh, white at 355.,
brown, 275. 6d., and another, a smaller cargo, at rather
higher prices for Holland.
This day by public sale, 85 chests, 53 barrels Bahia, low
brown to mid. grey, 275. to 295.
COFFEE.-The quantity of British Plantation Coffee offered
at public sale continues very small, this week 117 casks
23 barrels 47 bags, of which about one-third was taken in,
the remainder sold at nearly former prices, and consisted of
Jamaica, Dominica, and Demerara descriptions. In East India
there have been a few sales by private contract at or about
former prices. In Foreign no purchases privately are reported
this week. The request for Batavia Coffee has been conside-
rable ; the estimated purchases by private contract this after-
noon amount to about 600 bags mixed yellow and pale, 625. to
665. A cargo of St. Domingo afloat is reported sold about
545. 6d.
By public sale this day, 841 bags good Ceylon sold at
645. 6d. and 655. full Market prices ; 85 bags growth of Cal-
cutta, 725., taken in ; 649 bales Mocha, chiefly bought in,
one lot good, 85s. ; 1,076 bags Semarang, with black berries,
.50s. and 51s. The British Plantation at nearly former prices.
COCOA.-At public sale 560 bags Brazil Cocoa, dingy in-
ferior quality, all taken in at 355. ; some good red British
Plantation, 485., also taker, in ; a little inferior and unsound
sold at 445. 6d. A parcel of good Trinidad sold at 545.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There is little alteration
in Rum to report ; the purchases are few, and at former prices.
The request for old Brandy continues. In Geneva there is
no alteration.
TALLOW.-.The speculators for the rise in the prices of Tal-
low continue their purchases with much confidence ; the con-
sequence is, that the market continues to have a firm appear-
ance. The prices of Tallow will depend upon the great Rus-
sian houses continuing their speculations; the price at present
is purely speculation, the trade only purchase for their imme-
diate wants. It is stated to us that in mentioning that the
manufacturers of Tallow Candles in the country undersold the
London houses, which was and is the fact, but the difference
in the price is not so great as 2d. per lb., but only now a
shade lower.

TEA.—There is rather a better feeling in the trade ; a
greater disposition to do business by the importers, which is
met by the buyers, as they appear to think the present a fa-
vourable time to lay in stock, on account of the late large sales,
the closing of the import for the season, and the declaration
of the Company that the taxed price for the next sale will be
the same as the last. The public sale of yesterday at Bristol
went off at London prices for the Congou ; the Gunpowder
3d. per lb. higher.
WooE.—The sales of Colonial Wool, consisting of above
3,000 bales, commenced on Wednesday, and have been at-
tended throughout by large numbers of country buyers ; they
began with some spirit at rather higher prices for the low de-
scriptions of Wool, and the better qualities realized an advance
of about 5 per cent. on the last public sales. The sales will
finish to-morrow ; the full particulars will appear in our Tues-
day's publication.

RlCE.—Rice is rather higher ; several parcels of good bold
white Bengal Patna kind 13s. to 13s. 6d. ; the sale this day
went off at the same improvement.
SILK.---The market for Bengal! and China Silks still con-
tinues firm. In the Italian market there is but little business
doing ; the prices are drooping in consequence of the new ar-
rivals coming in very freely, but the trade do not make pur-
chases to any extent, in anticipation of still lower prices.
INotao.—There is a more general demand for Indigo, but
the request is confined to small parcels and for immediate
use. The declarations for the 20th October are about 4,500
chests.
By public sale this day 40 serous Guatemala sold 3s. I Id.
to 55., full prices ; one lot ss. sd.
SricEs.—There is little alteration in Spices. Pimento is
id. higher ; 44d. to id. according to quality. Pepper steady,
500 bags half heavy with some dust 40. and ,q,d. A consi-
derable parcel of Cassia Lignea sold at 625. 6d., which was
rather a high price.
This day's public sale, 280 chests, 60s. to 615., all taken
in ; 8 boxes Cloves sold at 10d. •
42 Casks Jamaica Gilmer sold b/. 1 ls. to •
131. 3s. 525
chests Cassia Lignea sold 50s. to 625.
SAGO.—At public sale this day, 714 chests, all taken in,
13s. 6d. to I4s. 6d.
SALTPETRE.—The quantity of Saltpetre advertised for last
week, 3,200 bags, were all withdrawn ; there are no purchases
to report.

NITRATE OF SODA.—There are Sales of Nitrate of Soda at
20s. 6d.
COTTON.—The Cotton market is very heavy ; the purchases
reported are at lower prices, they consist of 200 Bengal, mid.
to good GO. a 70. ; 450 Surat, mid to fair 6id. a 7d. ; 40
Madras, mid. qa. ; 30 Bowed, good ord. to fair 94-(1. a lid. ;
120 West India, good- fair. 11/d. The good Cotton at the
public sales this day went off at good prices, the other descrip-
tions id. a 4-cl. per lb. lower; 398 bales Surat, mid, to good
fair 6d. to 7d, ; 210 bales Madras ti:kd. bought in.
Hors.—The picking is general ; the Hops come down bet-
ter than was expected. The duty has risen from 240,0001. to
250,0001.
,_ForrQ~Smyrna Raisins there is a better demand,
but the prices are unaltered ; no Valcntias in the market.
Owing to the stock of Currants being very small ire London

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