The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-01 00:00:00

at 655. to 695. for mid. to good white, and OD. _ lice„
for line greyials yellow ; from the shippers there. lea
demand. sti bag, and 180 casks Siam, aeTse eg-es
nounced for auction on Friday next. This afternoon V) "nl
fine wa`e
Bengal at auction, duty paid, Sold at full prices.
675. 6d. a 705., and ordinary 635. per cwt.
FORRIG N. the absence of public ;ales the o.f c_r_atell,
privately have again been very limited, and are likel7ali for
tinue so for some time, the demand for white Nava',
the
the
Russia having entirely ceased, partly in conseqtteue'a. stuns
termination of the shipping season ; the present srn !te ,_„11
here, however, is held firmly, but no transactions 11w...0_1370,
very
effected ; fur other descriptions there have been
quirics, but holders continuing firm, prices bare andergo been
change ; only 30 chests gcod mid. yellow Bahia hal 6d.
disposed of at , and 150 boxes yellow Ilavannah at
_:201.••e et_
for mid. ;- a fleeting cargo of Bahia has been taken 16,
werp, at 275. 6d. for white. and 18s. for brown, "'hid is the
sidcring the season of the year when it was shippe •
_lie,
proportionate value. 376 boxes white and 43 bores )"
Ilavanresh arc annosinced for auction on Friday next.
be
Moeesees. -The demand for West India eontinuerss,l7_a;
checked by the short supply ; there are several buysied
ticularly for fine qualities, at the rates previously estai'll_ so
some pareels of very ord. dark thin St. Kitts have been
at 323 to 325. 6d. and fine 31s. 6d.
were
houses, total deliveries -of West ledie Molasses from the w_crecr;
houses, for home use fur the week ending October 28513
2,855 cwt.
COFFEE.-The home trade have purchased more freely °f
the clean descriptions of British Plantation, and a
P
ness has been done, principally in the mid. and goodeuncitalLit.:e4;
at fully the rates previously established; some small pu'aa__.for
have also been made for shipment to our colonies at 7.
good ord., whilst the unclean sorts remain 'legl tea,
and are almost unsaleable, although offered at very reas°,"enie
prices ; at auction 318 casks have been brought forwaransd
the clean kinds of which found buyers, Jamaica low sntci.bico
mid. at 965. to 103 s , good to fine ord. 675. to 963.
to low
fine ord. to mid. at 795. to 935. ; Demerara fine ord.
mid. 893. to 975: ; fur auction 250 casks are advertised. The
grncers have purchased very freely of the East India desc
tions admissible for consumption at the equalized duty, and.tyuce,
transactions in Ceylon privately have been very ottensioes
amounting to nearly 4,000 bags, at the previous rates„rde
to good ord. at 628. to 688. ; Mocha for the borne t
has been very moderate ; for' shipping there has been
sup'
thing doing, and the former prices have been baselY„ very
ported; the orders here for export descriptions are .sti"edtO
trivial, and the transactions privately have been confin to
some small parcels of ord. and fair ord. Sumatra at 30%0
325. ; Semarang and Ceylon being scarce are held for prill'vor
quotations, at which there is no demand for the present..l*cre
Foreign fully former rates arc required for all kinds, and
but
iv
has been a partial enquiry for the better descriptions,
the absence of public sales and the want of parcels offal ?...
the transactions privately have been only 400 bags Rio at
Cr
s;
to 40s. 6d. for good ord. ;- for inferior sorts there arc not
4 buss
to
in St. Domingo some small sales have been made at 8.•
408. 6d. for good erd., at Which generally there are not
the accounts from the Continental Markets are unfavoura se
nra..
This afternoon there was no public sale of British P!"es,.
tion ; clean qualities are sought after privately at full Ponsric' of
unclean sorts continue neglected. The coloury descripti.4l
Foreign are enquired after at previous rates, but the,vviy,„•
being still short the transactions have been limited. L'ais io
admissible for home consumption at the 6d. duty continuoe.ei...
good demand at very full prices, and there is very little
thtle°o
ing ; there has been an arrival of 1,996 bags; for .IVlncita
is an improved demand, and 2,046 baskets offered at stucco
sold with much animation, and were all taken by the grso-
at very stiff prices, full 3s. to 4s. above the late tran
tions for similar quality, ord. brown ungarbled mixed vvibiltne
selling at 61s. to 645. ; there were several offers made by
shippers. The total deliveries of Coffee from the warelli, are
for home consumption for the week ending Oct 28t
170,6011b5. of East India, and 159,1451b5. of West India.
Cocos.-British Plantation has been taken more freelYt;s:
home. consumption at Is. to Is. 6d. advance on previous rates;
home good
Trinidad at auction went at 365. to 455. 6d. for ord.
red, and 395. 6d. to 425. 6d. for fair mid. transactions 1n tile
Rug, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS. The transactions foe
Rum market have been principally confined to Leos artig' eas
which. there has been a good demand, at fully the rates Poy,
viously established ; Jamaica has been taken very sPpcen°
and prices have been with difficulty supported ; of the ta";es,
350 puns. have been disposed of, proofs to 2 per cent. o'9 to
proof 2s. Aid. to 2s. 5d.,_ 3 to 8 over at 2s. 6d. to 23.7 d 1
12 over 2s. Bd. to 2s. 9d., 15 to 18 over 2s. 10d. to 2s• 'not
20 to 24 over 3s. to 3s. 4d..; the purchases of the latter atov
only to 100 puns. ; 28 to 33 over at 4s. to 4s. 2d., 34 t,qd.
over 4s. 3d. to 4s. 4d. ; the arrivals have been again lira" Dist
The stock is now rather larger than it was at this tiale.o`d,
year, but prices are 2d. per gallon under those of that polo!.
For Brandy there has been very good demand principailloto
home consumption, and prices continue very firm. In ;tits are
the transactions have been limited. British Corn SP'r'''
taken sparingly at
SPICES. -For CassiaB Lignea there has been again little s_e*.
mend ; good ord. quality at 535. Pimento went at 3d. - 5..
for middling to very good qaulity. Black.pepper we Brat P
vious market prices, ordinary Malabar at 3,1 a 31d. per lh•dis,
TE A. -Since last Tuesday there has been an increased the
position evinced on the part of the trade to purchase at _
Free Trade Sales ; and a further advance in prices have•blejael
obtained, particularly fur black Teas. The advance estab,liis 00
on the prices of the sales in September is now 3d. a 3ft," ou
Bohea, 4d. a 44-d. on ordinary and fine Congous, Id. a 2`Dtbe
Twankay, and on fine Gunpowder. The following are the
prices which have been obtained :-Cauton Baca '40,04
Is. 6d. duty is. 21d. a Is. 3d., and Fokien Is. 8d• a 10. ''en
fine is. 11d. a 2s. Old. Congous at the 2s. Id. duty, c0M118%.,
ls. 5,1 d. a Is. 6d., but mid. mixed blackish leaf ls. 7d• a 15"."1,$
rather strong Is. 9d. a Is. I Id., blackish leaf strong 2'•
2s. 3d., Pekoe flavor 2s. 71d. a 3s. Twankay ord. ls. 8000
Is. 10d. Hyson in boxes 2s. 3d. to 2s. 34-d Hyson skin Yed. e
leaf Is. qd. a Is. 9d. Hyson ord. 2s. 2d., good 25. 90r
2s. 10d., fine 3s. a 55., very fine 6s. a 6s. 2d. Yuu'lngeoo4
son 2s. a 2s. 3d., fine 3s. Souchong ord. Is. 3.'
2s. 4d., and fine 4s. Pekoe ord. 101 d. a 11d.,.g003 Isut 0,
a 2s. 4d. Orange Pekoe ord. faint 11d., Flowery' 3s. °rine
4s. 2d. Caper Is. 4d. a Is. lid. Gunpowder ord. t°
3s. 81d. a ss. Bd. Imperial ord. 2s. 9d. a 35., good 3'
a 49.
PRO V 3d. per lb. heel'
ISIONS. -The arrivals of Irish Butter have been - eon
Dutch has been taken freely, the best at 104 s. For 1330 d
holders have submitted to a reduction on previeuS Price
2s. ; for prime Waterford 525. has been accepted. 4d''Woon.-Australian good flocks have realized 2s. to If' eel
middling is. 6d. to Is. 10d., ordinary Is. 3d. to ls•
low and the grease Bd. to Is. Old., V. D. Land or
u
and middling Is. 21 to ls. 9d. per lb.
Tiseeone-An improvement in the prices of PeterstLetsrge:
Yellow Candle on the spot of 3d. to 6d. per col. has .toslo
place, and there has been a brisk demand from both t
tue 403 t
and country dealers at 39a. 9d. to 40s. for first ensaliY
is still demanded for the three first months of next ye3l.' woo
FRUIT. -New Turkey pulled Figs at 80s. ;4
are
Raisins in boxes at 458., Eleme in half-boxes at 5(4,'
Smyrna in boxes sold at 38s. a 395. fur dark. New -roieeo-'
lonia Currants went at 645. a 655. in butts, 655. in car"
and damaged 635. per cwt. - ea"
Sesereeeee.-Rough has been in fair-demand at ri,
rates; Calcutta refraction 7 per cent. at 245. 6d. Fet
Rice.-For export there has been much • enquiry forrt the
India, and 123. freely offered for mid. white Bengal' ",:„t
tia•
demand has been chocked by the holders requiring,e
a jig.
This afternoon Bengal went readily.-middling svhit
to 12s. 6d., fine 133 to 13s. 6d. per cwt.
R••••••••MnI -
I lOC 911
DELINQUENCY OF DRIVERS.--Scarce.Y, td or-
day pass without the record of a calamity of the l'inbe pr
rated in. the following paragraph. In such cases,t hear;
nishment commonly administered is far too light "tt, I
no proportion whatever to the amountof injury jell.co-(birs•
Elizabeth Fridayriday morning Hanson, a
a deplorablewidow,
residingaccident occurred t
was crossing the New-road, when oneinoifAlslse°rn.rgl7te"° Stte
off at, the moment an • omnibus was passing ilio
stooped to pick it up, when she was knocleed don "
thigh, which
horses, and the wheels passed over her leg and
tiadiesex
were badly fractured. She was removed to lvodioelY
Hospit.O. where amputation of the limb was jug°
performed..

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