The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-18 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

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( From the London New Price Current of last EVOllingio
SUGAR.-The intelligence from Jamaica and from the of
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Islands is of a very recent date, they generally state in A Co
fident manner that the produce for the season will bo greater
te
under an average crop; the consequence has been a still gres,,,,
demand for West India Sugar, and more eagerness to P
chase ; the prices progressively improve.
The demand for West India Muscovades has been very
animated all this day, the sales are 1,200, making the clue
tity for the week, 4,600 hhds. and trs., the prices are Ite
Is. 6d. per cwt higher than on this day week. The Mar'
was nearly cleared of good Sugars.
In the Refined market there is greater firmness at the ilt!
advance, and the market still inadequately supplied with gni
This afternoon higher prices are again paid ; for fatill3'
78s. has been realized.
MAURITIUS.-There have been no further public sales 511,
Friday last : the only business reported in the Market is PPP
of former sales, at an advance of 6d. a ls. per cwt.
EAST INDIA.-There is no alteration in the prices of Pil
India Sugar, and there are no parcels reported sold. bits
FOREIGN.-The sales of Havannah Sugar are old 0 bo
at 375., yellow 325. 6d. Several cargoes are repotted 001
sold, one from Bahia per Hambro, at 31s. 9d. for white, 01
265. 3d. for the brown, one from Pernambuco at 310.1., i
245., and another from the same port to the Mediterrano"
31s. 6d. and 255.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-By public sale this day 266 ,-_ 00.
40 hhds. West India Molasses, all sold Is. higher, Barb
a°"
245. 6d., St. Vincents 225., 235. 6d., and 245.
COFFEE.-There have been considerable parcels of Jeteerir
Demerara, and Berbice Coffee brought forward, the ord' fe
script ions of British Plantation Coffee are much wanted* 1
home consumption and meet a ready sale, parcels under Yti
rather higher ; all the other quotations are dull and IlTd,
lower. In East India or Foreign very little business d°,7l,
some good ord. mixed Brazil sold at 525. damaged 490. $lOll
By public sale this day 14 casks, 17 brie., 55 bags I3P, fot
Plantation Coffee, nearly all the Jamaica taken in, but ,
which full market prices have been offered since, the Dale
at former prices. .a
COCOA.-The only parcel of Cocoa at public sale 59 7
Trinidad, rather dingy colour but sound quality, sold at 491"
a 525. 6d.
By public sale this day 1,722 bags Brazil Cocoa sold 9i'
lower 265. 6d. and 275.
in Pr,
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-The transactions --►,,,e,,
have been extensive ; the arrivals seem to be taken off I'ol,
as they came forward ; the parcels which have sold at i
highest prices are the common qualities-Jamaica, 30 oTer'tei
3s. 2d., and better qualities up to 3s. 6d., which may be !Pe
2d. per gallon higher; Leewards may be stated at Ini 0"
gallon higher ; 6 over, 2s. 2d. ,• 7 to 9 over, 2s: 3d. ; led
to to 31 over, 2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d. In Brandy and Genet& tee

no alteration to notice.
TALLOW.—The prices of Tallow are rather higher. tbM
hum PROVISIONS.—The market, as regards prices, b°7oll
Beef and Pork, has advanced 2s. 6d. per cask. The guts
of both articles is very scarce to that of preceding seas°,lo
further advance is likely to take place. We quote prilifell
follows :—lndia Beef, none on consignment ; prime 6il,
Beef, 51. 7s. 6d. per tierce; prime Mess Pork, 21. 17!".01i
per brl. , prime India Pork, 51. 55., scarce ; prime Inal.
Pork, 41. 15s. per tierce. Ifr
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• • - .ices;

- here is little alteration to notice in Spi 4)1/'
men, in large parcels, even quality, sold at former prices; 01.1
a qd. mixed half heavy Pepper, with some dust, 41°' of
4.4 d. ; superior heavy, 41d. The Jamaica Ginger thiS
up to 141., which were higher prices. idt
INDIGO.—The Indigo sales commenced on Tuesday .-10
prices generally 4d. a 6d. per lb. lower than the April stsbeo
prices, the market and the biddings very languid. Sinee,AV
the ord. and mixed parcels have gone off at an average d 700,1
of 6d. per lb., and a large proportion taken in, for the 00
and decided qualities there is more demand, and they hit°e
gone off so low in proportion. dal'
Fourth Day.-792 chests have passed the sale tbisgooi
A larger proportion than in the three first days, was of
and fine quality, and sold with great spirit at prices 11,..0,4
equal to the April sale prices ; in the middling and.orclor•
sorts there is but little alteration. About 200 ebestsoti
brought in by the proprietors, making the quantity now p
the sale about 3,500 chests, of which about one third 10
bought in. pb
RICE.—By public sale this day 1,325 bags Benge-
Rice sold rather lower II s. 6d. for good whites.
SALTPETRE.—There is no alteration in Saltpetre : th 0,0,0
wait the result of the three public sales advertised for
day next.
COTTON. —The Cotton market continues in a ye.. 7
guid and depressed state, the only purchases reported are,' 6,14
Surat ord to good 64d. a 7d. ; 150 Madras ord to fa"..'
to 7-id. ;50 Bowcds fair, lop. srtel
Smx.—We cannot notice any alteration in Silk, the la
continues steady and the prices are well maintained. aor
FRUlT.—There are no alterations in the prices of Frtl%.,
as usual at this season of the year very little business d°l'"?'
WooL.—The large public sales of Colonial Wool which bee,
menced on the 9th inst., will finish to-morrow ; they we bso
well attended by the manufacturers and the trade, ea oft
proceeded with great animation ; the prices throughput
pf
been very good, being better than was generally expectsid'
viously to the commencement of the sales. The total
tity brought forward is about 8,000 bales. er 1)111
TOBACCO.—Tobacco continues to be held at high Pc
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there is no business to report.
TEA. —The sales will not finish till Monday ; a gres—cor
tity has been bought in to-day, which has held up prices 016
siderably above the rates previously prevailing. Boheto°l,
sold at lid a Is, Fokien Is Id a is 44d, Congou 15,404
Id, Twankay Is 8d a 2s 10d, Hyson 2s 8d a 4s 10d, jsi
Hy son 2s 4d a 2s Bd, Imperial 3s 3d a 3s 6d, Gunpovvder2sP
a 5s 1:rl, Caper is 6d a 2s 2d, Pekoe black leaf 2s 4d a
flowery 2s 8d a 4s, orange is a 3s 10d. tilie
Hors.— There is considerable excitement resPec'Ai tl
Hop crop ; bt-ing liable to sudden changes, particularly sho
season of the jear, a few cold nights spread such elarrts Oh:
the estimated duty fell from 215,0001. to 195,0001., bu,'' ,0
weather has since been warm and genial, it has r's'is sr;
205,000/. which is th,3 duty this afternoon. The rerriferl
that the plant looks wei; in Kent and Sussex, but from
where else the accounts ale unfavourable.

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B lls TII S.' y f'6l4
On the 15th inst., in Queen-square, St. James's Park ,
William Standidge, of a daughter. of
On the sth inst., the lady of James Fitz James, Esq" di
daughter. 101
On the 15th inst., in Great Cumberland-street, the
Lieut.-Colonel Douglas, of a daughter. ss4'
On the Ist inst., at Florence, the lady, of John Kennedy'
of a son, still-born. f vi,
On the 3d of May, at the Cape of Good Hope, the lady ° ~
Hickey, Esq. of Calcutta, of a daughter.
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On the 13th in at North Brixton, Mrs. Owen, of a Oa"
MARRIED. '
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On the 13th inst., at St. James's Church, Bath, Mr. '.0,41/01°
way, Marsh-gate, Lambeth, to Mary, daughter of Mr.
Bendall, Old Bridge, Bath. atore' r
On the 11th inst., at Bishop Stortford, Mr. Alfred R. ~. 10
Twyford-mill, Herts, to Martha, youngest daughter of 1."• j
moOn nt, of South-mill, in the same county. paliner'
the 15th inst., at Witham, Essex, Mr. Joseph -,-000'l
Sevenoaks, Kent, to Myra, second daughter of Captain P' "I
the former place. Sililld
On the 15th inst.., at St. Anne's, Soho, Mr. Janie% e 1.,.
Cook, of Weymouth-street, Vertland-place, to Mary Jole:„.,
daughter of the late Mr. Sasso, of Ryder's-court, Leicester; 1,
On the 14th inst., at Chatham Church, Henry Tucke
R.N., to Miss Proctor, both of Chatham. 04.1
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On the Bth inst., at West Hans old Church, John 131 the
of Gateshead, to Elizabeth Frances, eldest daughter
James Ireland, Esq., of West Ham, Essex. 0(
DIED. P 44
On the 13th inst., Frances, the wife of Richard Gad 04/
Leek, Staffordshire.
orinsalv se
On the 13th inst., in Upper Berkeley-street, ' P 0
Alarianna Baroness de Montesquieu. • h re
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On the 17th of April, at sea, on board the city of E,' pnetigs' ,tor
his passage, from Calcutta, Lieut. Perceval Bridgman, P le##
tillery, aged 2.3. , Oar
On the 15th inst., in Bernard-street, Russell-square' crof
Constant, Esq., of Geneva, aged 73. Ma°
On the 14th inst., Mary, the wife of William fleneb
foot, surgeon, Beccles.
On the 10th inst., J. G. Sarjeant, Esq., of Colcheaterd" fO4
On the 13th inst., in Parliament-stye Caroline /ILI p: for
daughter of William Feilden, Esq., of Feniscowles4 N• Lief;
Borough of Blackburn. umr of fr4o,'
On the 14th inst, Elizabeth Dora, the infant daug"—tset
Delisser, Esq., surgeon, of Woburn-place, Russell-9,C dyes
IQ months. 'of 13Iakebr
On the 9th inst., John Jeffreys, Esq., formerly no
Worcestershire, and late of Osnaburgh-terrace, ger
London. i "le;
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