The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-05 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

( From the New London Price Current of last night.)
SUGAR.—The Sugar market opened last week very hea-
vily, but the continued accounts of the short crops, with the
proof of the fact by small imports and deficiency of the stocks
here, occasioned several rather extensive buyers to come for-
ward, who purchased largely at gradually advancing prices.—
The estimated sales were 3,000 hhds. and trs.
At the close of the Market this evening the sales of West
India Muscovades were 900 hhds. and trs. at gradually im-
proving prices, dry brown Jamaica 555. a 565. ; few other
browns now offer under 545., and generally the prices may be
considered 6d. per cwt. higher, prices being realized, which
could not be got last week.
The stock of the West India is now 26,266 hhds. and trs.,
being 11,493 less than last year. The stock of Mauritius,
84,013 bags, being 24,658 less than last year. The delivery
of West India, 3,481 hhds. and trs., being 334 more than last
year. The delivery of Mauritius, 3,530 bags, being 1,772
less than the corresponding week of 1834.
In Refined Goods there was little change last week, few
parcels were offering for sale on account of tho scarcity of
goods.
The Refined market this afternoon is at the extreme prices ;
80s. paid for Lumps for packing, which is the highest price
yet paid, and for any parcels that will pass the standard, 795.
readily paid.
MAURITIUS.—The quotations are nearly nominal, on account
of the few sales lately reported.
EAST INDlA.—Large parcels.of Manilla were reported to be
taken off privately at a further advance of 6d. to Is. per cwt.
28s. 6d. to 30s. _ _

FOREIGN.—The enquires continue—the sales are 6d. to ls.
higher. New white Havannah 300 boxes at 395. ; 900 boxes
old yellow 325. Gd. to 335. Average price of Sugar 11. 14s. lid.
per cwt.
WEST INDIA MOLASSES.—By public sale this day 257 pulls.
31 hhds. 30 barrels St. Vincents, and Carrichu new good qua-
lity sold 235. a 245. 6d., very full prices, rather higher.
TEA.—The quantity if Tea on which duty has been paid for

the week up till Saturday last is 55/A93 tbs. The lap
Sales commenced this morning in Mincing law they have ,
gone off with great heaviness, and a large peciportion
in :—Boheas, Canton have sold at I Ifd. a 111 d., -Fokieu
3d. a is. 31d. ; Congou, common Is. 31d." a 18.-4 d.,
rather blackish leaf Is. 41d. a Is. 51d., blackish leaf and
strong Is. 7d. a Is. 111 d. ; Twankay Is. Bd. a Is. 81-d. ;
Hyson 3s. a 3s. 6d.
COFFEE.—British Plantation Coffee was very dull last week,
yet the small quantity sold went off is. to 2s. higher; good to
fine fine ordinary Jamaica 945. to 102 s. ; low middling and
middling 103 s. to 1083. ; fine ordinary to low middling Ber-
bice 98s. to 100 s. ; good and fine ordinary Demerara 91s. to
955. East India and Foreign were dull at the former cur-
rency. The only transactions reported were in Ceylon 61s.
to 645., for which there was a good demand for the home-
trade. A cargo of Brazil afloat deliverable at Antwerp,
sold at 525.

By public sale this day, 14 casks 88 bags British Plantation,
low middling Demerara sold 935. to 98s. ; Triage 91s.—all
sold former prices; 390 bales Mocha ordinary mixed, sold tot'
export with husks 565. to 565. Gd. In other descriptions of
coffee there are no sales, except 150 bags good ordinary Bra-
zil at 535.

Rum, BRANDY, AND lIOLLANDS.—The demand for Rum has
been general and extensive, both for shipping and home con-
sumption ; the prices continue to advance, the nearest quota-
tion of proof Leewards is 2s. 2d., but for that price two and
three over have been sold. Jamaicas are equally firm. In
Brandy or Geneva there is little alteration.
TALLOW.—There were reports of considerable contracts for
time bargains in Tallow towards the end of last week, but the
rumours were not believed. The market is steady. The ac-
counts from St. Petersburgh state that the Russians still re-
fuse to sell Tallow for the present.
IRISH PROVISIONS.—The total absence of vegetables, in
consequence of the long drought, has so completely stagnated
the sale of Bacon, that the quantity passing through the diffe-
rent stores has fallen off about two-thirds within the last fort-
night ; and as it is admitted by all parties that there is now
now no prospect of an increase in the supply of vegetables,
there is no possibility of preventing a considerable decrease in
the price of Bacon. The curing.season formerly ended on the
I first day of May, but for some rears past two or three curers
have gone on manufacturing through the summer, and so
great has been the mania for such proceedings that we expect
ere long to find the quantity made up during the summer
months to be fully equal to the usual winter cure. We doubt
much if some of the more talented agents, who have been
secreting their consigners' Bacon for the purpose of obtaining
much higher prices, will not follow the steps they took last
season; and close up- their accounts with a ruinous sacrifice to
the shippers. The cheesemongers are acting a wise part by
buying as they want. The Butter market is is. to 2s. per
cwt. better this week for Cork and Limerick. Waterford
much the same in price, but more free of sale. We as' usual
give the supposed stocks and deliveries ; but as we have no
wish to deceive any one, we must add that we have good rea-
sons for stating that about 600 bales of Bacon ought to be
added to the present stock.
BUTTER. BACON.
Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery.
1835 12,800 firks :3.800 iirks 11,375 bales 2,276 bales
1834 22,600 4,900 11,069 2,613
The imports of Butter are Irish 4,932 firks. Foreign 4,321
cks. ; Bacon 2,268 bales.

ASIIES.—The market has been dull for some time past. A
public sale will take place to-morrow, consisting of about 300
brls. Pot and Pearl, which will establish a market price for
Ashes.
SlLK.—There is but a moderate business doing in the Silk
market, rites of all descriptions are well maintained.

TCRPENTINE.—Part of the last arrivals of Rough Turpen-
tine has been disposed of at 12s. 9d. for new, and 11s. Ad.
for old. For the remainder about 500 brls. 12s. 6d. is de-
manded. Spirits in fair demand at 48s.
OILS.—The export demand for common Oil continues. At
public sale last week about 200 tuns Southern Oil, principally
for export at 24/. to 261. Linseed Oil has advanced 11. per
tun, some parcels have been taken for export, and consider-
able sales have been made for forward delivery at 38s. ; also
in Rape at 435. to 425. Olive Oils are rather lower.
RiCa.—There is no alteration in Rice. A parcel of nearly
1000 bags good white Bengal was taken in at public sale at
1 ls. 6d.

By public sale this day 1,418 bags Rice ; good white Bengal
sold 11s. to 12s. former prices, low white taken in at 10.
SALTPETRE.—The public sales last week were above 8,000
bags, sold with briskness, the late prices are fully supported.
NITRATE OF SODA.—The last sales reported, 20s. 6d.
COTTON.—The public and private sales of Cotton up to last
Friday, were nearly 2,000 bags. The prices arc nearly ld.
per lb. decline on the late highest prices.
SPICES.—This day, at public sale, 200 bags good fair Pi-
mento sold id. higher-4-ad. to 44 d. In ether Spices there
is little doing. Cassia iLignea is enquired after, but there
are few sellers.
WooL.—The market is exceedingly quiet, no business do-
ing, there being no Wools in the market.
Hors.—The accounts from the Hop districts arc very fa.
vourable, the duty has risen to 225,000/.

'INDIGO.—There is little or no business doing in Indigo
since the late public sales.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

Wheat.

Barky.

asts. beaus. ; Pease,

l'er Quarter. s. to
.8. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s.
BoAton 4O 26 3:3 121 39
Gainsborough -40 al 24) _ 31
Grantham .....
Grimsby ' 3B 42 28 32 j2O 21 136 42
florncastic 34 44 24 ::8 18 9.4 36 42 1
Lincoln..
Spilsby 3l 38 22 27 21 24 36 40
Stamford '33 39 27 31 20 25 49 41 ,
fork 46 50 ,24 30 15 2:2 23 43 t

P. tO &

IRISH MARKETS.
NET NOTE for th'e WEEK ENDING J

r ULY 31

From
2 (1 27 0
11 6 0
0 0
J 3 0 I 15 0
5 0 ;6 6
12 0 17 0

Average.
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14 g
-13 6

13 9

1(38. (id.
143. 0,1.
Ss. Od.