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London, England, 1852-07-13 00:00:00

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J. H. Welsh, attorney, Wellington-place, Poplar.
A. Reid, merchant's clerk, Thames Parade, Pimlico.
F. Vawdrey, out of business, Wilson-street, Gray's Inn-road.
W. Byford, publican, Wilderness-lane, Salisbury-square.
J. Brookes, accountani, Wrexham Denbighshire.
G. Brooker, cook and confectioner, Cambridge.B.
K. Day, publisher, Plaistow, Essex.
J. Heslcp, builder, Shotley Bridge, Durham.
J. F. Jarvis, licansel victualler, Barking Side, Essex.
G. Pringle, dining-rooms keeper, Sunderland.
J. Thomas, mineral surveyor, Pontypridd, Glamorganshire.
W. Williams, butcher, Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorgaushira
G. Donovan, provision merchant, Kingston-upon-HulL
M. Hutchinson, licensed victualler, Sizergh, Westmoreland.
R. Hailwood. dealer in ale, Manchester.
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R. Wake, commission agent, Brompton, Middlesex.
G. Bainbridge, ship owner, North Hylton, Durham.
abutcher, Stead, Leeds.
J. Dames, licensed victualler, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
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R. Coupe, farmer, Goosnarch, Lancashire.
J. Davis, licensed victualler, Bristol.
E. Hancock, licensed victualler, Manchester.
°Silt-rMetelodrid7kL. Lancashire.
William Jackson, commercial traveller, Liverpool.
Samuel Morley, locksmith, Manchaster.
Stephen Pearson, stage-coach driver, Manchester.
Abraham Saxon, licensed victualler, Ashton-under-Lyne.
Seddon,
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MARKET
INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London New Price Current, July 13.)
Sucate.--To-day there were sellers of West India Sugar
3
rather under the rates of Pride tiill refiners or grocers
could not be prevailed upon, to extend their purchases. Only
560 hhds and tierces were disposed a ncluding the public
sales of 315 hhds 36 Including tierces and barrels Barbsdees,
which went off heavily at Gd per cwt decline,
selling at 883 to 395 6d, good mid to good flue
35s 6d to 37s Gd, •yellow
• mid 39s to 355, brown 303 ed to 31s 6d 50 hhds
Ow to
imams crystalized good yellov-e 388 6d to 39 '6d
rather cheaper; 7 tierces and 76 barrels Grenadas soft' brownbeing
31s to 325, low to mid yellow 32s Gd to 33s 6d per cwt.
Raman.-To.day Refined Sugar was operated in with
reluctance for home consumption; the rates taken were 463
Gd for brown. Lumps.,
and 478 to 42s for low to fine grocer
Crushed Sugar remains in good demand for shipping;' there.
is ncefurther advance.
Mauarrius.-This afternoon of Mauritius Sugar none was
and the small parcels sold privately
offered at public sale,
were at barely forfner rates.
EAsT INDIA,-This afternoon there was a reluctance to
operate in Bengal Sugar' and rather lower rates were acceded
to. At auction 2,Boo.bags were chiefly disposed of-Benares
good to fine white at 36s to 38s, low to mid 33s Gd to 35s 6d,
damp and washed 339 to 37s 6cl; good to fine like Mauritius
31s to 345, and good grainy white 42s Gd; of Madras none
was offered at auction, and the few parcels sold privately
were at easier rates.
FOREIGN.-Today full rates were obtained for Foreign•,
Sugar, and a fair business Baas concluded privately. A cargo
brown Bahia sold at 17s ; 200 chests white 225, and a'
cargo white Havannah, at 31s per cwt. None was offered at
public sale.
Moraesses.-There is no decline for West India, but few
buyers are now to be met with, and supply is more plenti-
ful. Prices for Antigua range at 153 to itis, Demerara, St.
's 14s. to 153, and ether suits 133 to'
Kitt's, and St. Vincent
13s 6d. ' A cargo of Porto Rico has- been sol at 16s ed fr
an omport. pkegal and Mauritaus in smelld parcels havoe
been disposed of at 12s to 12 6d. A free sale exists fdr Honey,.
Cuba at 30s to 403, Jamaica 354 to 50n and Narbonne 50a
is barely adequate for- the-
to 60e. Of Temariads__: supply
ad are 24s to 40s for West, and 7s
demand, and the rata p
to 12s per cwt for East India.
COCOA. -There W a better demand this afternoon for
as
West India Cocoa.. At auction 512 bags Trinidad sold at
full rates-ord to fine
red at 33s 6d to 425, and mid to
fine grey 31s to 338.
COFFEE.-Te-do there was a reluctance to operate in
Native Ceylon Coffee, and at auction 1,606 bags were
taken in at 44s for
good ordinary. The Plantation mar-
ket presented a dell aspect, and prices gave way is to
Is 6d per cwt. Of 300 casks and barrels at
public sale a small part only found buyers; good
mid to good a ent at 57s to 59e; low nt'd to mid 53s
to 56s 6d, and fine to fine fine ord 43s to 52s 6d; Jamaica is
rather cheaper, and at auction 38 csks 43 bags were disposed
of, fine fine ord: at 4es to 50s 6d, inferior ord: triage 38s
to 455. The Foreign Coffee market seems in a dull state,
and at auction 612 bags Costa Rica were withdrawn.
TEA.-For Congou lower rates have not generally been
taken, although. supple' has not fallen off; and dealers ope-
rating with caution, the better sorts being now least in re-
quest. There are sellers of low to good ord at 74d
to 81/, rather blackish leaf to blackish leaf 9d to
1014 d, strong and Pekoe kinds lld to is sd.
Fine and good Souchong sells rather freely, but
not at any advance, is to 9d being accepted; in low to mid
sales keep small, and 8d to lid is the value. Oolong con-
tinues to attract little notice; good to fine can be obtained
at Is to 10 61, and inferior &I to Ild. For Pouchong the
demand remains good at 5d to , 7d, and supply does not in-
crease. A free sale has ag&in been experienced for true
Young Hyson good to fine Gianpowder, and the best Im-
perial, previous terms being easily obtained. Other
kinds of Green have attracted little notice, at the same time
there is no general reduction, although supply does not de-
crease. The following are the current quotations t-ellyson,
low to middling is to is 2d, good to fine is 3d to 2s 3d,
choice 2s 4tl to 2s 10d, Young Hyson Canton 8d to 11d,
Hyson kind is to Is 7d, fine and superior is 8d to 2 Id,
Twankav 10d to Is, Genre wrier Canton 8d to ls,
Hvaon kied es Id to 2s 7d, iliac, 2s 8d• to 3s Ci, Imperial
Canton 10d to Is ld, 'Tyson sent Is '2d to 2s,.Caper 9d to
10/d, Scented ditto 10dto Is hd„, and Hyson skin 7d to is per
lb. In Scented Orange Pekoe purchases have been small,
although good to fine can be obtained at is to is 9J, end
low to mid 9d to Ild; supply is far exceeding dealers wants.
Scented Caper has been dealt in with reluctance, low as
prices are. There is at present not much demand for flowery
Pekoe, still sales are not pressed, and the currency remains
at is 9d to 3e 361 for fine, and at Is 2d to is 8d for low to god.
RICE.-To-day there was a reluctance to offer in East
India Rice, and rather lower rates were taken. At auction
700 bags Bengal were only in part sold at 9s: to 9s 6d for
good and good mid white, at 10s 6d to lls for fine. Sago is
rather cheaper, and the,public sales of 561 chests went at 16s
to 17s for good and fine small. Pearl, at 18s to 18s 6d for
medium and large. Of Arrowroot 250 boxes leo tins in part
sold ; St. Vincents 8i to 4d, Jamaica fine 7d, and Bermuda
is to is Old per lb.
CASSIA LIGNEA. is held with firmness, but met with little
attention to-day. At auction SOO chts in part sold at 100 s
to 105 s for pile one and two, and out of condition 96s Gd to
978 6d per cwt, being the full value.
GINGEE.-To-day a good demand existed, and stiffer rates
are obtained. At auction 246 tbgs African sold at 24s 6d,
and 30 barrels Jamaica at 50$ to 90s for good ordinary to
gond middling.
NUTMEGS.-To• day at auction 11 cks wild without the shell
sold at 2s 2d to 2s 5d for good, and Is 6d for ord, whilst 5
casks Dutch limed were taken in: at 2s 6d for first sort.
INDIGO.-The quantity delivered for sale was 18,124 chts
in the A, and '2,322 in the B cat alogue, total 20,446 chts, of
which 982 chts were not pointed, or withdrawn previous to the
commencement cf the sale, leaving the quantity to be brought
forward 19,464 chests. During the progress of the sale 077
chests have been withdraWn. 1,062 chess passed the sale this
day. The first marks in the catalogue were of defective
and ordinary quality, and sold without spirit at from last
sale's prices to 3d discount. As 'the sale proceeded, several
marks of good and desirable quality (chiefly J and R W) met
with a brisk demand, averaging the May sale's rates. Pro-
prietors have given strong support, but buyers have acted
with great caution. As compared with the last sales prices
-good and fine par, mid and ord par to 8d discount. The
portion bought in is 430 chests, leaving 632 sold. The ex-
treme prices of Bengal are 3s dd to 65 2d per lb.
SALTPETEE.-To-day there was lees activity in the market
and prices declined Gd per c,vt for Calcutt. At auction
4,366 bags nearly all sold at 24e 6d to 26s for refraction 1l
to'181; per cent, and 344 ditto 24s 6d per cwt.
COCHINEAL.-The parcels offered at auction this morning
consisted of 160 bags, and met with less demand; Mexican
40 bags good ordinary silvers, taken in at 3s 8d to 3s 9d.
Teneriffe 87 bags ordinary to good dark silver's, sold at 4s to
48 2d ; and 20 bags ordinary 'to decided good Honduras
silvers partly sold at as 9d to as 11d, being barely previous
rates.
Pnovisteers.-The Irish Butter market continues in a dull
state, and there being a plentiful, supply prices have further
given way for all kinds. Carlow; Clonmel, and .Kilkenny
selling at 65s to 695; Cork 67s to 70s, Limerick 60a to
655, Trallee 60s to 645, and and Waterford (3s
to 65s per cwt. Foreign is offered at further re-
duced terms. Friezland fine has been selling at 65s to 675,
surplus and seconds 58s to 625, Holstein and Kiel fine 66s to
70s, Holland 58s to 60s; Zwolle 60s to 645; Edem and Leer,
low to fine, 48s to 60s, and fine Groningen 58s to 60s ; English
met with a slow sale, and large parcels ate on offer ; there are
sellers at 60s to' 745, low and inferior 50s to 58s; and Fresh
at 63 to 'lO3 per dozen pounds. Operations in Irish
Bacon continue limited ; sellers are willing to accept 52s to
59s for sizeable, and 48s to 56s for heavy; for a free sale
Middles
exists for Hambro, and sizeable realizes 52s to 56e.
being in scanty supply a further rise has taken place, and
sus
to 54s are the rates paid for Irish. Of Salted Pork
i stocks are
yet light, and there are many buyers; Irßno ditto 87s Gd
Irish
Innda 81 to 815 s
per tierce, prime mess 90s to 92s 6d, and
per brl. Beef is also much in request, Irish India 71 to 7/10s
per tee. Mess 100 s to 130 s. American India 61155_
to 61.
178 6d, and prime mess 5115 s per tee. A slow sale for Hams,
Irish at 54s to 663, and English at 63s to 735, still the market
is firm. There has been a good demand for Lard, and rates
rule firm. Irish bladdered 563 to 625, keg and firkin 52s to
555, Hamburgh bladdered 59s to 60s, and kegs 50s to 545,
Cheese is plentiful, and trade dull, Edam 368 to 423, Gouda
28s to 40e, Kanter 17s 6d to lds, • and American 33s to
435 per cwt.
TALLOW.-Although further reduced prices have been
submitted to for Russian on the spot, yet operations are
upon a small scale. The present value of fine yellow
candle is 37s 6d to 38s per cwt. Few trnsactions have
taken place for delivery, and there are sellers
at 38s for last three months of the year. Home melted is
more abundant, and offered at 37s cash, yet purchases have
been limited. Other sorts of Tallow met with little notice;
Australian sheep is to be obtained at 34s to 37s 9d; Beef
33s ed to 36s 6d, South American 83s 6d to 37s per cwt.
Oets.-This afternoon Seal Oil realised higher rates, sales
made privately of pale at 25/ to C6l, and other sorts 32/ to
to 341 lOs per tun- • ,

COURSE OF EXCIII
AMSteld ..••••.... 12 0
Ditto, Circe montha .. 12
Rotterdam •. •••••• •• 12 1%
Autwerp.............. 25 57%
Brawls:. ••••—• • .• • 25 57%
II imburgh •• • • •• • • 13 10
Altona• * • • • • • • .. • •
Faris, 3 days'aight .... 25 37%
Ditto. 3 months .. 2S 55
Marni.ll:lB • • •• •• • • 25 5736
rsuakforton MAIM.. • • 121%
Vienna, °Soo. tio.• .... 12 4
Triage, ditt0.......... 12 6
Poterabargh 37%
Madrid .... 49ii
Barcelona
Seville

kNGE.--(THIS DAY.)
Gibraltar.• •••• •••••• ••
30 627&
Leghorn ........•••• •• ;5_
(lonoa •• •••• •• •• "•
Milan .• e• •• •• •• •• •• •••

Venice.... .. .• • • • • •• •••
Neploa•• • • • • " •" j(
Palermo, peroz •.•••• •• 25
blossina •• •• 53
•• " 63
0p0rt0.... ...... " '"
Me Janeiro •••• •• "
Buenos Ayreo •• ;• • t
elkihilaolv
dTeolprt i
a6o.d.s.y. 0. OP
paTOE, or .;. 7, rEs—oz.
Foreign Gold in bars .. £3 17 9
Portugal Gold Coin 0 0 0
gpanisb Doubloons .. 0 0 0
New Dollars ••.. .• 0 0
Silver in bars •• •• •• •• 0 0 0

Letters from Rouen st
Manufactures some descrip!u
vaned, the demand having in

tate that in the nArket for
ons of goods had further ad-
Lcreasa,