The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-28 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of this Evening.)
SUGAR.-The demand for West India Sugar was very lan'
guid all the last week, the estimated purchases were onbr
about 1,600 hhds. and trs., there was no further reduction in
the prices, and on Friday the request rather appear to revive;
there was more business done on that day than on any day
previously in the week. The demand for good West India
Sugars continues, but there is little offering in the market.
The sales this day are estimated, with the Barbadoes publie
sale, at 800 hhds. and trs. ; the latter went off freely at full
mai ket -^tec. The prices generally, rather higher than on Fri'
day. The stool: of West India is now 10,598 hhds. and Us.,
being 4,370 more than last year. The stock of Mauritius
116,119 bags, being 36,270 more than last year. The de"
livery of West India 2,002 hhds. and trs., being 716 more thao
last year. The delivery of Mauritius 8,913 bags, being 1,4°
less than the corresponding week of 1834. In Refined there
was little variation last week, the chief purchases were at
745. 3d. for Prussia, the grocers for the home supply, bought
on a limited scale. This afternoon the Refined market is
rather higher, and the goods still more scarce, the sales of fine
crashed 335. 6d., and the holders asking 345., and at the long
price 745. 6d., sales and the holders asking 755.
MAURITIUS.-The public sale on Thursday last week 7,040
bags Mauritius went off a shade lower. The two public sales
this day consisted of 6,794 bags Mauritius Sugar ; they were
chiefly of low descriptions, and a few suitable for Refining.
The latter went off with briskness, and generally the prices are
a shade higher : grey, 51s. a 535. 6d. ; yellow, 525. 6d. a 555.
No fine yellow.
EAST INDIA.-There were few sales of East India Sugar
last week, but the few lots sold went off at full market rates.
FO,REIGN.-There were no sales of Foreign Sugar worth re"
porting last week. The only private contract reported th
afternoon, is a small parcel of white Havannah Sugar at 33s*
Average price of Sugar 1/. 9s. Bid. per cwt.
COFFEE.-The prices of Foreign Coffee fell about 2s. 184
week, 500 bags good ord Brazil sold 495. a 51s. 6d., Mobs
fell in the same proportion, considerable sales were reported
at 70s. 6d. a 71s. 6d. for fair quality. There were no parcel
of British Plantation Coffee brought forward, they remain
nominally the [same, and very few parcels offered by privat
contract. There were no public sales this day. The Market fet.
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Foreign and East India Coffee is excessively heavy, there r
no British Plantation offering for sale. At a late hour this
afternoon a small parcel of colour y Brazil Coffee sold at 525-
Rum, BRANDY, AND HoLLANns.—The Rum market is
the arrivals this year will be late, and it is generally
belie
Da
v that the export orders are considerable, but that they are
executed, as the buyers expect lower prices, when the 07;
arrivals take place. The repeated accounts of the inillll
the vines in France have occasioned a firmer market, 11.
enabled the holders to effect several sales, but they are oil
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limited scale, as the trade have little confidence in the report:it
• Geneva still languid, pale about 25., parcels put on board

2s. 3d. per gallon.-
TALLOW.—The prices of Tallow continue steadily advalleill
the extensive Russian houses continue large buyers both bedt
and at Petersburgh, they have taken all the contracts Oa
offered for forward delivery at 38s. Asa
IRISH PROVISIONS.—The unusually cold weather has O—
a great demand for old Irish Butter, but should the weather be;
come mild, foreign alone will be wanted for the trade of Loa
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and the country round. lately
The shippers of Bacon still continue firm to the prices ir
demanded. And as the cheesemongers are not holders of WI
usual stock at this season of the year, we think prices, larglefot.
must improve. Waterford Bacon, landed, 345. a 375' d,
shipment 365. a 38s. Lard landed 48s. a 495., on board 46e. "
per cwt.
Our Stocks and Deliveries are estimated as follows

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BUTTER. BACON. •
Stock. Delivery. Stocks. Delivery.
1834 22,000 firks 3,615 firks 15,800 bales 2,900 bales
1835 10,700 3,640 24,600 2,6961
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The Imports of Butter are Irish 346 firks., Foreign „
; Bacon 7,486 bales. been
SlLK.—There is no alteration in Silk, but there has bas I
rather more business doing at steady prices. A report ",
been in circulation of injury done to the Mulberry trees air
Italy by frost, but it is so common at this season of the Yet,
that no importance is attached to it, but it has taken Placet:,(l;
tainly to some extent, as the vines are also considerably olee'eY
INDIGO.-There was more appearance of business last Wed,
in Indigo, and the deliveries for home consumption this
were estimated at above 2,000 chests, but the accounts J
terday from Calcutta were unfavourable, and again sustallits
a suspension of trade • the quantity that had come d0vr0,,.,,
Calcutta 58,000 maunds,' and the prices 30 to 35 rupees 've-d.
than last year.- The statements from Bordeaux had oecas,itilse
a very dull trade; sales were impossible to be effected. "'if $
statements, with exaggerated accounts of the crop, ended
large party here against the prices of the articles, have ten
to make the Indigo ver y heavy.
SALTPETRE.-There is no alteration to notice in Saltpetreb;
the market is heavy on account of the declaration of sal3ll
the Company, and a further quantity advertised for the sarnewool
Wool,.—There is a air deand for all descritions of 0
for home consumption, f
also a s mteady demand for p
exportation
rather higher rates. ut
COTTON.—The sales of Cotton here last week were Oro
4,000 bags at an advance of -id. per lb., the purchases s
are nearly 2,500 bags, chiefly Surats, 74-d. a 8-1-d• full,' ltd.
porting the improvement ; no Bengals now offer under ~no
The letters from Liverpool state the sales last week at 35,'
d"if
bags, the common qualities id., and the fine Id. to li*
lb. higher.
SPICES.--Spices generally dull. The public sale of •PePPesr
on Friday 800 bags heavy Malabar but not clean, sold 4iids'af
4-ad. about ed. to Id. lower, there are considerable arrive was
Pimento, the quotations are nearly nominal, a public sale
advertised, but it is put off till Friday next. were
COCIIINEAL.—The public sales of Friday, 342 s $
nearly all bought in, Silvers 6s. ld. a Bs. 7d., black 'S.
10s. ld., garblings 2s. 4d. a 3s. 2d., dust 7d. a 23. sd', able,
RICE.-The East India Rice at this market is unss'ear.
stocks are about 120,000 bags against 46,000 bags last :nee co-
Hops.-Market steady, with a pretty fair demand, “.
loured Hops become scarce and obtain a further advaneeo;.
Kent pockets, 1834, 51. ss. a 61. 6s. ; Kent choice, 61* Bs, ;
8/. ; Sussex pockets, Si. a 6/. ; East Kent pockets, 7L a 8
Kent bags, Si. ss. a 61. 12s. roved'
OILS.—The demand for Fish Oils has slightly imp oil
Rape Oil also may be stated a litter dearer. In Ling° ancl
extensive business has been done for exportation Oils43s.re
445. 6d., the holders now demand 455. Olive a
little more active than last week.
TEA.-The public sale of 18,000 chests advertised for ce;
terday, did not take place, there are a few sales of Bohe:„
of the last East India House sale reported at a discounto sotroory
a sd. per lb., but only small parcels for immediate
tion, as the discount on the sale may be stated at atel avers
of Bd. per lb. The trade still wait the other public sarsosne..
vertised for this week. Delivery of Bohea•last week
quarter chests 371, one-half ditto 61, large ditto 66 ; total (le-
livery 340,972 lb.

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