The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-16 00:00:00

THE MA RKETt!..-(YESTERD AY. SURREY QUART ER SESSIONS.

KINGS:TON, OCTOBER 15. ►
(From the London New Price Current of Octebrr 15.) ; The general Quarter S essions for the county of
SUOAR.-In brown and low yellow qualities of British i Surrey commenced this day, at the Court-house,
Plantation Sugar the purchases were on a small scale last I Kingston-upon-Thames, before B. Barnard, Esq.,
week, and previous rates were not maintained by 61, and
Chairman ; S. Payntter,Esq., High Sheriff of the county;
in some cases is per cwt, but for mid and fine yellow and
W. Denison, Esq., M.P. ; B. Hawes, Esq., M.P. ;
strong grey descriptions a fair demand prevailed , and
Sugars which sold at and above 63s brought former prices ; , the Right Hon. Captain Pereeval, M.P. ; H. Kemble,
the total purchases amount to 1,800 hhds and tea; the Elq" M.P. Sir H. :Fletcher, Bart. ; Sir R. Frederick,
supply of the better kinds is on the decrease ; good brown 1 the Hon. Locke .Kitsg, Miles Stringer, Esq. ; Robt.
Trinidad has been sold at 595, fine brown 'l'obagoes 60s, - Hedger, Esq., Chairman of the Newington Sessions ;
low mid yellow 61s, mid 625, Antigua fair mid 635, and Col. Challoner, E. W. Edger, E q., and several other
good 644 to 65s per cwt. parties.
This afternoon the public sales consisted of 100 hhds The calendar contains the names of twelve prisoners,
Barbadoes and 7 hhds 22 barrels of other descriptions; all males. None of the offences are of a serious cha-
the former were all disposed cf, and generally brought ratter. The great majority of the prisoners can neither
previous rates, but there was not much spirit in the btu-
read nor write, and none can read or write well.
dings, fine fetched 67s to 68s, good 66s to 66s 6d, mid and
good mid 64s 6d to 654 6d; the latter sold at 59s for The Chaplains and Governors of the different gaols
greyish yellow Trinidad, and 60s 6d for strong brown and houses of correction in the county, made their
Jamaica. usual reports, none of which contained anything more
REFINED -The home trade bought sparingly of Refined than the usual routine.
Goods standard lumps selling at 79s 6d to 80s, and brown The Court then took into consideration a comrnuni-
ones at 78c to 79a per cwt. Treacle of good quality has cation from Mr. Fox Maule, relative to the New •
maintained its former currency. Bastards have met with Prisons' Regulation Act, when after some discussion a
a dull sale at the rates quoted. but Pieces have secured a Committee was appointed to inquire into the matter,
fair sale at previous prices; in Crushed a fair business has and report at next meeting.
been transacted at 34s 3d a 34s 6d. In Loaves some sales
Colonel CHALLONER next brought forward a motion
have been made, viz. 101bs at 399, and 14Ibs dire at 38s
of which he had .given notice at the last meeting of the
per cwt. Dutch Crushed is held for 33a 6d deliverable
in Holland. Court at Guildford-that the Court should petition the
Legislature to pass an Act authorizing the rating of the
Meuerrtes.-Coloury and strong grey qualities have
been more sought after by private contract, and previous landlords of all tenements under the yearly valueof 101.,
rates uff,,red. For brown and low yellow st.rts there are, instead of the occupiers.
however, few buyers, but no further reduction in prices After a lengthened discussion the motion was put in
has been submitted to. the following shape :-
This afternoon low yellow fetched 60s to 60.4 63, mid That, in the opinion of the Court, it was advisable
62s to 635, goad bright but sulphury 644 6d to 653, mid. that an Act should be passed, authorising the rating of
greyish yellow 61s 6d to 625, bright brown 59; to 60s, the landlords of all tenements under the value of 101.,
mid 54s to 575, low foxy broe n 53s to 534 61, very low instead of tile tenants, with the proviso, added at the
dark worse than Bastards 48s 6d to 51s 64 per cwt. suegestion of Mr. Hews, that the franchise should not
EAST INDIA.-For Manilla a good demdid h s prevailed
be'thereby affected.
middling greyish 'Tito.% went at 224 to 22- 6d, good mid
ditto 234 to 23s 6d, low and mid yellow 21-, ,o 22- GI, good The nirmhersevere-
mid brown 20s to 20s 6d, good 21s to 21- 6 ?, very ordinary For the 'notice, .l.
dark 194 to 20a, damps 18a 64 to 225, and washed Against it
183 6d to 21s: by private treaty 2,800 bags have Mejority -2l
been disposed of at 20s 6d to 23e per eves, In Slam It ~oak then proposed that a petition, founded upon
middling grey went at 25s to 26-, good %. bite 28, 6d, low the resolution, should be drawn up, and that the County
to middling 25a to 26i, damps and a ..s' 23, 6A to 275. Members should be requested to present and support
Low to meel,ing white went at 63., 65., . raiddling it. And after the disposal of some routine business, the
67s to 67. 61, good to fine 68; to 69 :20:451 to fine y ellow
Court adjourned.
64s to 65s 61,1 w and middling GI, to 63r 63, clatiTs 63s -
to 66s 61, and washed 61s to 65s per eat, •
FOREIGN.- White Havatinah is held with less firmness,
at a reduction on previous rates of Is. ; yellow is held for
late rates. Brazil was taken sparingly, the. merchants 1
have been compelled to submit to rather lower prices ; for
middling Bahia 26a has been accepted, and 22s to 26s ter
very ordinary and fair old soft Pernams.
MOLASSES.-In West India no further change has taken
place in prices; fine Antigua at 341, and mid Montserrat
at 32s per cwt.
TEA.-At the sales which took place last week the
proportion sld was unusually large, and independent of
these sales there have been very extensive transactions
in second-hand parcels. Comparing the present rates
with those that ruled at the last sale in September, we quote
an advance of 31 to 63 per lb on all descriptions; the
lower kinds having, as is usual in rapidly advancing mar-
kets, experienced a larger proportion of the improvement
than the finer ones.
Since the sales the trade have evinced Mach anxiety to
further .increase their stocks, and a good demand has pre-
vailed for nearly all descriptions of T.'a. The pur-
chases have been chiefly to supply country orders,
and buyers have been compelled to pay rather higher
prices ; Twankay of common quality has sold cur-
rently at Is 11d, Congou common at. .15 100 to is 11d,
mid and strong blackish leaf kinds 2e to 23 4d,
Pekoe flavour 2s 5i to 23 83, Hyson common 2a Thd to
2s Bd, -Y,sung Hyson of the same kind at 2s 6d, and
Company's Cengous is I lid per lb; at these prices
several of the importers have refused to sell, being
confident that prices have not yet seen their
highest. The deliveries last week amounted to 470,000
lbs. For auction on Thursday 1,097 chests Congou, 100
ditto Souchong, 50 ditto Caper, 135 half chests Peuchong,
274 chests Young Hyson, 300 ditto Hyson Skin, 100 ditto
Twankay, 30 ditto Bohea, and 23 boxes Imperial are de-
dared.
COFFEE.-The operations in British Plantation Coffee
have been on a small scale, the trade buying only sufficient
to supply their immediate wants ; unclean sorts have been
the most difficult of sale, and prices have given way 2a to
3s per cart; ord and fine ord kinds are rather cheaper, but
mid and low mid qualities have maintained previous rates ;
fine mid kinds are however again lower, making the fall
from the highest point of the market 104 per cat.
This afternoon the home trade purchased very cautiously ;
the public sales consisted of 475 bags Ceylon, 689 bags
Manilla, and 1,312 bags Brazils from the Cape. The
Ceylon was all taken in at 102 s for good ord. Manilla
good ord get en at 805 to 815. Brazil was all sold, but at
reduced rates ; ord and very ord mixed sold at 44s 6d to
47s 6d, and good and fine ord 483 63 to 51s per cwt, sub-
ject do 1 per cent. discount only.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND& -A reduction on previous
rates of Id has been submitted to for Leeward Island Rum ;
at this decline 360 puns have been disposed of, proofs to 4
per cent over-proof at 3s 3d a 3s 4d,'5 to 9 over 3a 5d a 3s
71, 30 to 35 over 4s 103 ass Id. Jamaica is rather cheaper,
and the sales are 0n1y.160 puns 30 to 32 per cent over-proof
at 5s 6d ass Bd, 34 to 36 over 5s 9,1 ass IN. The only
parcel of East India unsold is held for 35 7id, 10 per cent
over-proof. Brandy has sold to a fair extent at late rates.
Geneva in steady request.
Spices.-This afternoon 259 chests Cassia Lignea
sold at 60s to 62s for good ordinary case, mildewed 58s to
58s 6d, broken 545, being very full prices : 105 bags Pepper
sold at 34d for mouldy : 126 bags Cloves were taken in at
lld to 1 lfd for lean Bourbon.
a4rnoon 2,991 bags Bengal and 7,298
bags Java were offered at auction; the former went at
steady prices, low mid. white brought 13s to 13s 63, the
latier.was only partly sold at fair rates, good white fetched
13s a 13. 6d, fair 11s a Ils 63, yellow 93 6d to 103 6(1
per cwt
Peovistoes.-Butter continues steady ; fine Irish
landed is selling at 80s to 91s. and Dutch 100 s to 1021
per ewt. Lard without variation in prices.. Bacon, prime
quality at 52a to 55a.
01eF. -For all descriptions of common Fish Oils the
demand by private treaty has been very good, and South-
ern and Pale Seal have brought rather higher. rates.
Speim maintains former rates. Linseed Oil at 24s to
24s 3d. Rape at previous rates. Oliv.e at advanced rates.
East India Cocoa Nut 43s to 445 per cat.
This afternoon 200 tuns Southern at auction sold at
251 5, to 301 for middling to fine quality : 290 casks Palm
brought 37y 9,1 to 335.
TALLOW.-The purchases in P. Y. C. on the sp,4 heve
been on a small scale during the last few days, the trade
buying only sufficient to meet their iminedlate wants, and
first quality has declined to 49s to 49s 3d. For delivery up
to the end of the year there are sailer? at 48i to 46s 6d.
For Spring months 49.4 6d to 49s 91 is asked.
This afternoon 250 casks P. Y. C. were offered
,at
auction, and partly sold at 48s 61 to 49a 3d for first qua-
lity, and inferior and Soap 46s 3d to 48s 33.
Itatoo.-The demand for East India W.: the quarterly
sales has been very brisk duce our last report ;
up to yesterday afternoon 4,302 chests had. 'passed
the sale, out of which the large quantity of 317
chests have been actually disposed, of, although a
large pu:tion was of ord and mixed quality ; Bengal ly.s
fetched 9s 34 to 9.: 81 for purple and violet, good
to fine violet 8- 93 to 94 2d, ord and mid
ditto 7s 64 to 8s Bd, vielet and copper 6.: 3d to 8s 63, con-
suming descriptions 6s 3d to 8s 3d. ord mid trash 4s 9d to
6e, dust 24. 5d ; Madras 3s 4d to 7s 41, Kurpah 34 Ild to
7s 31, fine Manilla tis to 64 11d, very low is Bd, Oude 3s
3d to 63 Ild, and Bombay 3s 3d to 6s 31 per lb.
This day former rates were supported : 1,120 chests
passed the sale, 360 of which were withdrawn, and 300
bought in.

A NEW PARIS PAPER.—A prospectus for a
new daily paper, to be called La Democratic, has just
made its appearance with a long list of names as writers,
many of which are well known. Amongst them is lq•
Arago, the Advocate who pleaded for Barbes, and who is
certainly a gentleman of first-rate talent. This journal
is to be published at 32 francs a year—not the price of
the paper and stamp ; but the shareholders are promised
enormous profits from other sources. which, however',
are not very clearly explained. In point of circula-
tion, however extensive it might be, they can hope for
nothing profitaisle, and the projectors appear to be going
upon the principle of the restaurateur at 20 sous a-head,
who said he lost only one sous by each parson's dinner ;
and on being asked how he made both ends meet, re-
plied, "Je me rattrappe sur la pantile." The Democratic
would make things meet in the same way—the more
papers they sell the more money they will lose ;
but their loss this way will not probably be very
great, for the red-hot democrats are not sufficiently
numerous, or if numerous not sufficiently generous,
to, support two daily papers. Even their PresenAt
organ, the National, hardly holds its grounds an
the enormous sale of the Siecle, which is published at
40 francs a year, arises from the delicate way in which
lit puts forth democratic opinions ; if it were to be less
moderate it would soon fall. Inependently of party,
there is no opening for a new paper, as you will see
by the following list of what we now have. In, the
morning there are fifteen or sixteen, viz.--le
Debats, Constitutionnel, Courrier Francais, Com-
coerce, Presse, Siecle, Quotidienne, Journal de Paris'
National, Journal General, Univers, France, Monitelf.'
and one or two others whose names I do not at We
instant recollect ; and in the evening the Gazette de
France, the Messager, the Nouvelliste, and the Mona-
tear parisienaltogether, twenty daily papers. As the.
entir circulation of these papers is between forty and
fifty thousand daily, the Democratic might hope to take
a little from the number of each without creating nevi
readers, if it did not put forward such Republican pre-
tensions ; but when the comparatively small sale of the
only true Republican paper, the National, is considered,
there can be little hope for another journal in that field.
In fact, Republicanism and Democracy, such es the nevi
paper intends to advocate, are below par.—Daily Paper

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IRISH MARKETS.
1:(1131.1N MARKET NOTE for tile WEEK ending t CT. 11.

From 1 To A, -T i
.!.,5114 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 2l oi4l 0 4.) i 9
g;I fore l6 stone l3 0 1:, 0 ;4 r
628 Barley
2,095 Oats l4 stone l3 Cl l6 0 14 11
4. Flour, per cwt.... 8 etotte — 0 0 -- U
512 0atmea1..........,...,. 8 stone l6 0 l9 0 18 7
Sold to Bakers only.
6,281 Cwt. Flour
Average price of Wheat and Flour ti). 4.1. per sack,
, , IFirsts
Receipts of Flour, - ',iv, from 275. Od. to 29=.0-'
Seconds .. from 14s. Od. to 26 . 0,4
Sales of Do. 18,003 Tnirdct from 10s. Od. ti 125.. ,;,'..

PRICY or RHEAii.
LAI QuArtern 51,0
.

‘:9ltK MARKETS.—Oct. 12.
Wheat (per `2.ost.lfig 01 to 34,. IM.loats(per l4st.) ... 95.0,1. to 17,
Barley (per I 6 t.)14 0 21 0 IFlour (per cwt )...16 0 2
Oatineal ;per cwt.) 12g. tod. to" 10•., 6d.
Beef, 4d. to 7d.--Mutton, sd. to tid.—Vcal, 4d, to tid
• Pork, 41d. to sd.—Fresh Butter, Rid. to 11d. per lb.
PRICE OF RIMTER.
To the Merchants,

To the Col

First Quality £4l, . --9
Second St "5
Third
Fourth
.
Fifth
Sixth to lO

CLONMELL MARKET:;, -.Oct. 12.
Per Cwt.
s. d. s. d, 1 E. d. s • d.
New Butter ... BB oto 90 0 1 Elides
Oatmeal •l2 of,rako ........... oto tit 4!
12 3 I Bacon P,. ........... 3. 0 40 0
Rendered Lard 0 52 0 fje,,,,
~
................ 28 0 0
P.--i Bag.
0 32 0
Flour, Second ...., - 0 44 0i H ' Fo.:• iaiirths,.....22 o -- 0
birds
—Household.....- 0 12 0 1 ---
Per Barrel.
Rapeseed 20 0 —0 1 Barley 13 0 14 e
Here 8 4 10 01 Cot,!B 0 w 0
KILKENNY MARKETS.
Wheatsper barrer3os. Od.to ;;75.0(1.113eef (pei lb. .. Os. O&. to Os, Gd.
Barley -.,0 0 22 0 1 Mutton
Oats ............ ...... 12 ti 14 6 I
VealPorl
Flour (per bag) ....30 0 40 0
0 Fresh. .Butter
00 0 7
Butter (pet cwt.)...90. 0 98
Bacon Pigs .........31 0 ari 0 Salt Ditto
Coals
---

HAMBURG MARKETS.
GRAIN.

Wheat Marks ............ 435 to 47,1 Barley, Mecklenburgh 216 to 246
Magdeburg.... 420 to 46 . Magdeburgh . to
--
Atilialt, white 444 to 49,, -- Holstein
--- red ... 435 to 474 --. Summer lB6 to 201
---Brunswick 420 to 474 Oats, Eider ......
_Mecklenburg.. 414 to 4tii• -- Meerlenburg
Polish n135 to 168
_ tiotstein '3l)( to 451! -- E,st Flit, !and... 12, to :37i
Bye, Mecklenburg .... 'e...8 to '2 ~ ?vase, Mecklenburg ... '231 to Alt'
Dantzic
Ething nd Ko. Buck Wheat to
nigsburg
--- Uplatid
--- Riga
COTTON.
Carolina and Tennessee 7%t0 9ti, ,Alaranham
Georgia. Ist sort lO • Madras 6;4
2d . ............... 89Z
.5!4. 6
Surats
3d and 4th ~.. 73,4 81,S Domingo .....• 74 7%
COFFEE.. Mocha II to lii, ' Domingo
614
Batavia
6%
Sumatra
-- Ps,rto Rico 5510 6
Rio .
Bahia 4%; SU *Havannati....
% WithSUGAR.—( 8% Discount)
.. __ ,_
Havannah, White
... ?!.54 " ~7
Brown ............ 55s ~
Brown.-- 5).a 514
Rio, White
Brown 6 7 Pernambuco,
414. 54 thoistven ......75 6' F 42
Manilla Brcr

5%, to 5%.

THE MARQUIS OF HUNTLY S
With reference to a paragraph in the Arbroath Her aid,
regarding the failure of the Marquis of Huntly, we hile
pleasure in stating, on the information of a gentlenlr
who attended a meeting of his Lordship's creditors louf
Edinburgh, on the 10th instant, that the credi: r
the unfortunate Noblenion will receive a much lalhe
dividend than is mentioned by our contemporarpts and
following is the statement of his Lordship
liabilities made to the meeting
able debts—Amount heritably secured, 115,000 • ;t.
due for servants' wages. taxes, &c„ 2,000/. ; anAl°u„ntts °
rsonal debts, 400,500/. ; total, 517,500/. -6-'3' --nr
s 468ePr
Valuefer-
of unentailed property, viz.—Estate of Fush:Zi
80,000/. ; Lochabers, 56,0001.: Glengarry, 86,1-
Aboyne, 30,000/. ; personal property, 57,000/. ; eosdi.
mated value of life-rent of entailed rental, v;z., 9,1 s,
per annum, and annuities, viz., 3,4001. at 44•
purchase, 56,000/. ; total, 365,000,_4berdeenHera',
eteu
NEW BOOKS OF We are reque--
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the Ten Years' Voyages round the World of 1-1• M
Adventure and Beagle, by Captains King and FitzrotYz
2 vols. Bvo., with an Appendix, by Major Sabine, wl•
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2. The Idler in Italy, by the Countess of Blessin,/toot
sew and cheaper edition, 2 vols. small Sim., with POr"
of Traveo..
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East, second edition, 2 vols., 8$ 0. 28s. 4 Dr. Granville 'o
Spas of Germany. new and cheaper edition in 1 vol.,
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Visit to China, by C. T. Downing, Esq., M.R.C.I
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SHEFFIELD PLATED WINE COOL b.o,
A. B. SAVORY and SONS, Manufacturing Silversreel fot
00•
14, Cornhill, London (opposite the Bank of England), haf,lNA-
choice in their warerooms a Selection of PLAIN and ,;(0,1
MENTAL ICE PAILS, to which they wish to dirftt ateios.
The price of the Plain Tub-pail (now much in ase), w*. the
the pair ; the Classic Vase (very. neat), 10/. ds. the the
Victoria Pattern, 15/. the pair ; the, Dresden Cooler, !.:
pair, &c., all of whit.. are strongly mounted with SilYTos.
have Silver Shields for Engraving the Crest or Coat of
A pamphlet is published, with drawings of the elsove_ties,
other articles of plate generally, which may be had 10
sp
Lion, free of cost.

WARRANTED GOLD WATfir
The following Watches are London made, of very auPC:I;ell
lity, and warranted to perform correctly..
SIZE FOR LADIES. 0
Fine Vertical Watches, je A gilled, in engine-turned .Ziw„,„ 10
gold cases and gold dials, warranted •• ••••
Fine Vertical Watches, jewelled, with double- 0
backed engine-turned geld cases and gold dials, 019
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'0
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in six holes, seconds, double-backed gold cases . ii 11
and enamel dials, warranted .. ............ J.
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in six holes, seconds, double-backed gold ease° 01 - t.
and gold dials, warranted ..... had ••••
in•l2;`) ua IPlu
Eilherof the Gentlemen's Watches may be
ing cases for 31. 3... each extra.
T. COX SAVORY'S,II' L 64"
Silversmith, '.‘.ratchmaker. and Goldsmith, 47. Cornhl
(Seven doors from Graceehurch•street).
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On the 11th inst.. at Bury St. Edmund's, bet
Greene, Esq., of a daughter. lady °fp°
On the 12th inst., in Upper Harley-street, the
„ the
Glehn, Esq , of a daughter.. _,.
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lady of James St. George, Esq., of a (laughter.
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MA RR lED. , vs,. , to
On the 25th ult., at Oporto, George Warre, J, , . ,
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On the 14th lust., at Brighton, W. Bennett,
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t'
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ton, to Fanny, second daughter of
of Deptford. W. E. Eddisoll, °f $

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On the 4th inst., in Sloane treet, Chelsea, Eliza sq. ,0f
Brovrning,
yeungest daughter of the late Charles 4.'
Horton Lodge, Surrey. 'd c E.4.'
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of Bentiek-street, Manchester-square.
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de Bergaree'ne, Esq., aged 79.
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