The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-22 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of last Evening.)

Sudan—The demand for West India Muscovades became
very animated last week, on account of the general report of
the deficiency of the crop. So eager were the buyers to pur-
chase that the
.prices rose ls. a Is. 6d. per cwt., and nearly
the whole supplies of the new Sugar offering for sa'e were
taken off the market. The purchases for the week were esti-
mated at about 4,500 hhds. and trs.
The business in the Sugar market this morning was stopped
for several hours, the holders asking a further advance of Is.
per cwt. on Friday's prices, which as we have stated was ls. to
ls. 6d. higher, but as the day advanced such was the eager-
ness of the buyers to purchase, that they gave way to the fur-
ther rise of Is. per cwt., making an advance of nearly 2s. Gd.
in eight or ten days ; at this improvement the estimate of the
sales this day are 1,200 hhds. and trs. This day public sales
144 hhds. Barbadoes good Air parcel 60a. a 625., about is
higher; 61 hhds. mid. Trinidad 545. ed. a bia , rather higher.
The brown Sugars are now higher in proportion than the
goad destriptions, brown may now be quoted 555. a 565.
The stock of West India is now 26,670 hhds. and trs, being
9,823 less than last year. The stock of Mauritius 83,960
bags, being 2:1,214 less than last year. The delivery of West
India 3,273 hints. and trs, being €lO less than last year. The
delivery of Mauritius 5,981 bags, being 925 less than the cor-
responding week of 1834.
In refined goods last week there was a farther improvement
of Is. per cwt., Lumps 78s. and scarcely any parcels to be
purchased on account of the continued scarcity of goods.
T1:63 wholesale grocers have taken alarm at the rapid rise in
the prices of raw Sugars, and their being out of stock of Re-
fined goods, they have at length come freely forward to buy,
and have paid prices Is. a 2s. higher than the exporters, pay-
big 10a. and' 809. for Lumps, the former not good enough to
pass the standard,
MAtTat Ms: Maitritius Stigars there were no sales last
WeCk. By public sale this day 2,365 bags. Mauritius, yellow
545. Gd. a 625, grey 535. 6d. a 595. 6d.; brown 50s. 6d. a 545.,
sold Is. a Is. d. above the market prices, 2s. above last sale,
being about the rise of the market.
EAST INDIA.—The East India Sugars at marLd are held
for high prices,. but no sales of any extent are reported.
ItoP.P.tuNi—Threti cargoes of Brazil Sugars afloat, we.-e re-
ported last week, Bahia and Pernambuco 31s. a 31s. DI for
i Ftitei and 245. a 265. 91 for brown.
.this afternoon 300 boxes yellow Havana]] are stated to be
sold at 325.

Average price of Sugar, IL 113. 14d. per cwt.
WEST INDIA 310I.ASSES.—There was an extensive demand
for West India Molasses towards the close of last week ; the
purchases by private contract and public sale t,:ere estimated
at about 1,000 pn.w. old Bertice and Trinidad, KGs. ; old Deme-
rara, 21s. &1., new, 23i. Gd. ; now l3arbadoes, 245. 6d. ; St.
Vincent's, 235. and 245. ; Antigua, 245. Gd.
COFFEE; alteration could be stated in Coffee last week ;
the British Plantation' Jamaica, Berbico, and Demerara wore
nearly all taken in at full prices, and the only business of any
consequence fol-nntett,*brd pittet.6 ticod ord. mi ad Bratil at
1):25. By pubiie sale this forenoon 19. casks 52 bags British
Plantation, mostly sold at previous prices, being chiefly Ja-
maica and Berblee ; 329 bvis Ceylon, good 63s a 645. ; 132
hales Mocha, ord. mixed 1i9,. ; 400 bags Samarang, taken in
tit 495., former prices.
COCOA.—By private contract 400 to 500 bags Brazil Cocoa
sold at 275., which is an advance on the public sale of last week.
Iteß) I.IIIA*A)V, AND I-loLt.ANbs.—The Rum Market is very
firm at the advanced prices we stated on Friday, 21 per gallon
on Jamaica Rum, and Id. per gallon on Le awards ; six
over At 4s. 23., 28 and 29 over at 2s. 9a. a 2s. 10.1.1 the
cites of Jamaica aro 3s. Id. a 3s. 68. In Brandy or Geneva
there is no alteration, sales this evening, Lecitards 4 and
3 over list
—The talk* mallet is Orrn,,iiiid rather higher lii
litice ; the ateonntt frin St. ile4itiairb.Th hate, llit Russians
oarcea,
eviatinue -tittithittinlt ttll tho """
PitovisioNs.- —The demand for prime small Bacon
Continues very good and considerable business done last week
at an advance of Is. a 2s. per cwt. In Butter we have a fair
bt roatdtdredlie
as
bsut3isnst
brands;. ;
,h e
ider
Limerick
ald e hOt intlined t g intd fe *at' d
purchases. Prime Bacon 40s. on board, 40s. a 425. landed,
rnid Va6tBes. a
rford7o. Bsuottne
board
6a
rd as
6s . ai
n72s
eoen.
ti"s ; Cork 70a. on board ; 725. a 745. landed,

BUTTER.
y BACON..
Stock. Deliver. Stock. Delivery.
1834 18,800 firks 4.044 firks 11,S00 bales 3,212 bales
12,100 3,200
Tla3si:moiian,:tosnoif.Gß9.Btartl°leasr.e Irish 3,566 firks. Foreign 4,434
TURPENTINE.-About 1,000 brls, have arrived, and expected
to be sold at 12s.
SILK.---In the Silk market there is but little alteration to
notice, prices still continue firmly maintained.
CorToN.—The Cotton market remains iii a very languid
sate, the purchasers since Friday last do not exceed-200 to

KILKENNY

MARKETS,

Wheat (perbarrel). 203 I'd: to 225. Od Beef (per lb. N.3I to N Id,
Barley 8 0 8 6 Mutton 0 4 0 5
Oats 3 0 10 0 Pork
Flour (per bag) .... I I U Di 0 Veal 0 6 U 8
Butter(percwt )....0 0 84 0 Freoh Butter Ol9 1 0
Bacon Pigs 25 0 25 6 Salt Ditto -, 0 6
Coals 1 0 I 1 Potatoes (per 5t.)... 0 2 t) 3

tom-

heir Majesties, witlifilar' party, consisting of` the
,uke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George of Cay.
idge, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Landgravine, trod
luchess of Saxe Weimar and family, Sir H. and Lady'
'aylor, 'Lord and Lady De Lisle, Lord and Lady Frederick
itzclarence,_ Baron Gcrsdorfr, Baroness Ahlefeldt, Sir M.

Ridley, Lady Bedingfeld, Rev. Mr. Wood, the Misses
Hope Johnstone and Wilson, Messrs. Shiffncr and Hadson,
the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley, Sir C. Thornton, Sir IL
Wheatley, Sir J. Reynett, Dr. Blomberg, Mr. Davies, &e_,
yesterday proceeded to Virginia Water, where they spent the
day in the midst of the magnificeut scenery surrounding the
lake, and on the lake. The
.distinguished party partook of
luncheon in the splendid Tippo Saib tents, and in the evening
returned to the Castle. The bands of the Blues and the
Coldstream Guards were in attendance, and played a variety
of new and fashionable music during the day.
This morning the King took an airing in his pony phaeton,
attended by the Duchess of Gloucester.
The Landgravine of [lease Ho:liberty; left Frogmore for
London ti..!s morning.
This afternopn, at three o'clock, their Majuties, the Duchess
of Cambridge, and nearly the whole of their visitors and suite
left the Castle for St. .lAmes's. Their Majesties were escorted
by a detachment of the Res'al Horse Guards Blue.
The Duke- of Cambridge And Lord and Lady De Lisle
will leave the Castle to-morrow evening. The Duchess of
Gloucester will remain till their Maje,Aies' return to Windsor,
which is expected on Saturday next.
We believe the King and Queen will honour the Eton
Regatta on Saturday next with their presence, and that They
will also attend the speeches on Monday, when the vacation
commences.

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