The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-03 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS-THIS DAY.

(From the New London Pxice Current.)
SUGAR.—Tbere was a great deal of business done in the
Sugar market last week. Towards the close there was not
sp much briskness in the trade, but the extreme prices were
fully maintained. The estimated purchases for the week were
3,200 hhds. and trs.
The stock of West India Sugar is now 41,611 hhds. and
trs., being 16,417 less than last year. The stock of Mauritius
is now 60,294 bags, which is 10,459 less than last year. The
delivery of West India last week was 3,330 hhds. and trs.,
which is 438 more than last year. The delivery of Mauri-
tius is 2,942 bags, being 1,093 more than the coaresponding
week of 1834.

The Suger market did not open this morning •with the an-
ticipated briskness, but the prices of last week are fully sup.
ported. There is a small increase in the stock this week,
and the nearest estimate that can be made, with the expected
arrivals, compared with last year, would bring the compara-
tive stock on the 31st December about 13,000 hhds. and trs.
less than last year ; but if the large deliveries for home con-
sumption continue, it may exceed that estimate.
At the close of the market this day the estimated purchases
were 700 hhds. and trs., at the extreme prices of last week ;
the buyers waited the event of the Mauritius sale, which ac-
counts for the small purchases this forenoon.
In the Relined Market last week there was great heaviness ;
there was no export demand on account of the season being so
far advanced ; the only purchasers in consequenee were the
wholesale grocers for the home trade; there was ao alteration
in the prices : Lumps at Bs., and Crushed at 41s.
This afternoon sales are reported of Lumps to pass the
standard at 81s. 6d. ; the wholesale grocers are paying rather
higher prices for fine goods.
MAURITIUS.—There were no public sales last week ; a few
purchases were reported by contract at Is. advance.
By public sale this day 8,769 bags Mauritius Sugar, a very
good parcel ; the whole sold with extreme briskness at 6d. per
cwt. higher than West India Sugars, and some of the yellolss
at ls. higher ; low browns, 605., yellows, 61s. 6d. ; the whole
cargo averaging at 625. sd.
EAST INDlA.—There was little business reported in East
India Sugar last week; a small parcel of Manilla was sold at
28s. 3d.

FOREIGN. —By public sale last week 500 boxes of Navannah
Sugar from New York were taken in at prices higher than the
present currency; low to good yellow, 335. 6d. to 365. ; by
private contract, 150 boxes good yellow sold at 345., which is
a fall of 2s. per cwt. ; 100 chests Bahia Sugars ; low to fine
hi own sold steadily, 245. to 28s.
Average price of Sugar, 1/. 17s. 71d. per cwt.
MOLASSES.—The demand for West India Molasses continues
steady; good quality nearly nominal at 275. The best Eng-
lish Molasses, 225. ; second quality, 18s. 6d. ; and for patent,
19s. to 225.

The total delivery of West India Molasses from the ware-
houses for the week ending 31st ult., amount to 2,699 cwt.
COPFEE.—There was little alteration in Coffee generally
last week. The market was heavy. The Foreign descrip-
tions were ls. to 2s. lower. The good ord. St. Domingo
taken in at public sale at 535. ; good ord. mixed Brazil at
50s. 6d. ; and good ord. coloury at 535. 6d. The British
Plantation qualities were very heavy, but there were no pur-
chases to constitute any alteration in prices ; mid. to fine mid.
Berbice sold 102 s. 6d. a 110 s. 6d.

The reply of the Treasury to the application to admit Cey-
lon Coffee is quite decisive that no reduction in duty will be
sanctioned until the late Act of Parliament is promulgated, and
the certificate of the production being British fully and regu-
lated established.
The total deliveries of Coffee from the warehouses for the
week ending 31st. ult., are 112,8291b5. of East India, and
181,9091b5. of West India.

By public sale this day 30 casks Berbice Coffee, chiefly mid.
sold 102 s. 6d. to 1035., full prices.
COCOA.-The total deliveries of West India Cocoa from the
warehouses for the week ending 31st ult. are 15,2481b5.
Rtisi, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There have been consi-
derable sales of Jamaica Rum at 3s. 3d. to 3s. Bd., according
to quality, but the chief purchases are 3s. 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; Lee-
wards 1 and 2 over have again been sold at 2s. le., which
fully supports the late prices. Brandy is firm. Geneva un-
varied, pale 2s. 2d. to 2s. 3d.
TALLOW.-There ha.,, been considerable interest respecting
the accounts from St. Petersburgh ; the letters are to the 24th
October, they state the shipments up to that period compared
with last season are 50,000 casks less ; the market was looking
upwards. The reports of this year's fishery and its failure had
also a favourable effect ; here the market looks also more firm,
on account of the short shipments and the few sellers that ap-
pear at market.
Result of the sales of Cinnamon, Nov. 2:-35 bales first
sort sold fis. 6d. a 8s: 10d. per lb. ; 428 bales second sort
sold ss. 11d. a Bs. 3d. per lb. ; 259 bales third sold ss. 7d. a
6s. 4d. per lb. ; 37 chests broken and small sold 4s. Bd. n
ss. 7d. ; 14 bales Malabar, 2s. 11d. a 3s. 4. First sort sold
about same as last sale ; second mid. and fine 3d. per lb.
higher ; third same as last sale.
Hops.-Market very steady. Prices the same, and the ad-
vance fully maintained. Good and fine Hops are not likely to
be lower, as so large a proportion of the growth is very low in
colour, and inferior in quality.
TEA.-There is an increased demand for Hy-sons, and al-
though' the imPortation this year is excessive, yet the consump-
tion is likely to keep pace with it. All ether kinds (except
Boheas and low Congous) are also in fair request. The next
sale advertised is about 14,000 chests for the end of this
month, to precede the Company's sale.
The total deliveries of Tea from the warehouses on which.
duty has been paid for the week ending 31st ult. are 532,040)
pounds.
IRISH, PROVISIONS. -The demand for Butter continues good,
but there is very little offering. Bacon very dull of sale.
Cork Butter 83s. to 84f., Limerick 80;. to 82s. Bacon :Nis.
to 375. landed.

BUTTER.
Stock. • Dp''.
T
1834 37,'200 . .avery. Stock. Delivery.
1835 16,034 o'' 10,050 3,400 1,890
2,543 bales
he import
-clis 11,433 {lrks 2071 bales
Bacon .., of Butter are Irish 17,960 firks. Foreign 2,793 cks. ;
bales.
.there is but little alteration to notice in India and Mess
Provisions ; scarcely any business doing in the market. The
chief sales are purchases free on board at unvaried prices.
INnroo.—The large sales of Indigo closed on Friday even-
ing, we give the minute details page 7. The sales consisted
8,168 chests Indigo ; there was a numerous attendance of buy-
ers, and the sales commenced on the 20th ult. at 2d. to 4d. per
lb. lower than the last sale ; on the second day 'the demand
became general and extensive, and continued so till the close
of the sales at the currency of the last sales to 2d. and 3d. per
lb. lower; the general result is—the good and fine 2d. to
lower ; good mid. and consuming last sale's prices to 3d.
lower ; ord. and low last sale's prices to 2d. lower ; Madras
about 3d. per lb. higher. The generel estimate of the quan-
tity taken in is from 600 to 700 chests. The result is most
satisfactory both to buyer and seller, showing that the general
consumption is unchecked, and that the various substitutes for
Indigo reported has not the least foundation in truth. The
Indigo was taken in nearly equal proportions by the home
trade and for export.

BACON.