The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-16 00:00:00

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.

A good supply, but the demand was not lively; and prices
much the same as before. The supply of Game and Poultry
was not large, and trade was very heavy.
BILLINGSGATE AND lIUNGERFORD FISH MAR-

KET S.
Supply good and trade lively ; prices much as last quoted.

(From the London New Price Current of March 15.)
SUGAR.—The large parcels of Mauritius brought to public sue-

Lion this week have checked the sale for West India Muscovadoesl
for Refining, the operations have been trial, at former rates. 14°
dry brown Sugars arc now to be bought under 595, and froM that
up to 68s, comprises about the whole extent of the market ; of the
superior qualities there is a very scanty show. This afternoon prices
remain firm, 61s 6d was paid for a board of low dark greyish Je•
mica, and 62s Gd for one rather better.
REFINED.—The advanced rates of last week have been supported•
In double crushed no sales; a small parcel of lumps manufactured
from Manilla has been sold for packing at 4Ss. Pieces at late prices;
iu Bastards the operations have been limited.
EAST INDlA.—Bengal : 806 bags have been offered at auction
which said at 67s for good mid white, and 63s a 66s Gd for bright
damps, and 61s 6d a 62s for washed. Java: 101 baskets at auction
sold briskly at advanced rates,good strong grey brought 28s a 28064
fine yellow 26s Gd, damps 25s Gd a 265, washed 265 a 275. Manilla
at auction 2,500 bags sold at 23s Gd a 245 Gs for fine brown to loy,
yellow, and 22s Gd a 23s for washed; privately 1,000 bags have been
sold at 24s a 24s Gd.

MAURITIUS.—There has been a good demand ; the whole Of
12,000 bags at public sale finding buyers, and the biddings were
brisk, mid brown brought 595, good 60s, ord yellow 62s Gd, Laid
63s a 63s 6d, good 64s a 64s 6d, fine 65s a 65s 6d and 665, Mid
grey 635. This afternoon 8,163 bags at public sale were all sold
at prices fully equal to those of last auction, low to mid brown went
at 57s Gd to 58s 6d, good to fine 60s Gd a 61s, mid to good yellollf
63s a 64s 6d, fine 65s a 66s and 66s 6d.
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FOREIGN.—In white and yellow Havannah prices remain &M.
Brazil has maintained late rates; only 20 chests Bahia have beer%
offered at auction, which sold at 27s a 28s for good mid grey'
white, and 24s a 25s for low, heavy grey. Of Lima 1,148 bags Were
offered at auction and were taken in at the general valuation, ord
yellow at 245, good brown 233, syrupy 218, since then they have been
Fold 6d under the buying prices.

MOL A SSES.—For West India prices have improved Is per cWt
Barbadoes fine at 338 ; Demerara fair at 31s 6d, good 325, and corn.
mon St. Vincent's at 3ls per cwt.
To.day 34s paid for fine Barbadoes, fine Demerara 32s 61:1, St.
Kitt's 31s.
COFFEE.—British Plantation : a further advance of Is to 2s hi°
been obtained for clean qualities ; unclean sorts are also rather
dearer : at public sale 89 casks 3 barrels Berbice sold readily, urdi:
nary mixed at 87s Gd, unclean fine fine ordinary 988 6d, middling
105 s Gd to 106 s; 125 bags very unclean ordinary Demerara WI
taken in at 90s; by private contract middling Jamaica has been Sol,
at 113 s to 116 s ; for East India descriptions admissible at the 6d au"
9d duty, prices have improved. Ceylon is wanted by the grocers, s,
102 s offered for good ord. Ceylon of black ordinary quality fetch,'"
26s to 295. Mocha of fair cleanly garbled quality was princiPalii`
taken in at 92s to 955, mid at 98s, and pale yellow at 100$; Sumatra
of middling quality sold at 468 a 488; good Samarang at its ; clean
bold Batavia sort, like Ceylon, at 72s 6d to 745; Laguayra fine CP
a 70s; and superior yellow Java was bought in from 77s to 711$;
cargo of Brazil, some of it equal in appearance to middling Jamalcs'
brought from 59s to 765, fine fine ord coloury Rio, equal to raid Jl.
s:
maica, 73s a 765, fine ord 665, rather dark 60s 6d a 635, colour,'
low 59s a 59s 6d.
Cocos.—Prices remain firm for British Plantation. Foreign
wanted, fair Para at 3.5 s per cwt., Ibo bags damaged Guayaquil s°l
at 23s a 28s per cwt.

Oms.—Cod has commanded 311. 10s, and pale Seal 511 a 31/ 106•
In Sperm prices are fully as high. For Linseed Oil 27s 6d has beer'
accepted. Rape : lower rates have not been submitted to. PAM'
at 40s.

Taut:W.—ln the early part of the week, for Petersburg
Yellow
Candle on the spot, 50s 3d to 50s 6d was paid for first qua'
lity, but prices have since given way to 49s 6d to 503; for delivery
in April 40s 3d to 48s 6d ; for the last three months, 465 ad to 41'
per cwt. Town Tallow has told steadily ; at public sale 70 casksinferior Tallow, imported from Havre, brought 47s 3d to 471 Odi
and 27 casks East India 46s to 46s 6d ; 196 casks Petersburg Soap
Tallow withdrawn at 47s per cwt.
Rom, BRANDY, •ND HOLLANDS.—Jamaica is held for previouist
rates, bat Leewards must again be quoted rather cheaper, a °pi
parcel of proofs having been sold at 3s, and 50 puns 36 per cent
ove:proof at 4s 11d, but generally there are not sellers of the forwl'i
under 3s Id. Prices remain firm for Brandy; in Geneva under 253 t
to 2s 4d there are no sellers. British Corn Spirits as last quoted, b
it is supposed that at the next meeting of the Distillers the P'
will be reduced 2d or 3d per gallon.
SALTPETRE.—At auction 4,027 bags Calcutta have been dart
refraction 16 % to 13i per cent brought 26s to 26s 6d, refract'
7 % 25s 6d, refraction 61 26 to 26s 6d, refraction 5 to 3 percept
26s 6d, to 27s per cwt. ; in British refined, prices are lower, 311
in hhds, and 328 in brls
This afternoon 2,436 bags Calcutta at auction were all sold,le;
fraction 6 !i to 4 per cent went at 26s a 26s 6d, and 7 toB perms
at 25s 6d per cwt.
RICE. —ln East India Rice, prices have given way ad a 1'
per
cwt. At auction 4,651 bags Java all sold mid white at 14s a
and damaged at lOs a 11s 6d. 2,852 bags Bengal have also 1)6""
offered, not above half found buyers, good mid white at 15e 6uli:
16s, and good at 16s 6d, the remainder was bought in at 165.
Carolina there has been nothing doing. pt
INnuo.--The East India market continues very quiet. g
auction, 13 Guatemala sold at 3s 6d to is 3d for low and oliddill)
Cortes, which is 2d per lb. lower than the last sale.

PRICE OF BREAD. the 41u.
The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis is 100. for
Loaf, Good Bread may be had at 8,2 d,

PRICE OF SEE:

JS.—Marcia 15,

rar Cwt. Per Quarter. aB,.New English Red Clover 70s. 11•2 s St. Foin 40s. 44 ,
Old Dto ditto -s. -a. -s Rye Gras- 225. 354. r. 40s
,
New Foreign Ditt's ...6Es. 003.1'93 r.icey Grass --s 4.a 4.rd. AAP.
Old Ditto Ditto -s. 403. 603. Linseed, for feeding 465. 525 30
New White Clover C& Ms.
O VOs. Ditto, for sewing -s. 5,, 6
0• ,05.
Old Ditto Ditto -s. 453. 60s. Ditto, for crushing...-5 43'' 01.
Ne, Trefoil 2O, 253 20s. Canary ....s PO, .3,
,
Old Ditto -s. !Ss. 225. Hemp -s. vs 42
Treloliiirn 10s 11s. 1:33. Per Bushel. ,cs ed.
English Carraway -s. 433. 465. White Mustard...l Is. 14• --. od.
Foreign Ditto -s. 403.445. Brown Ditto 153. Od. 2e.: 0,1
Coriander -s. las. 21s Tares 4, 6d. v*W.
Rapeseed, Engh. h tine per Last) 361.38' Foreign 341.
• PR ICES OF POTATOES AT SPEIALFIELDS.
York Reds (from vessel) 4/. lOs. to 51 Os. per ton.
Scotch Reds ditto 4l. ss. to 4/. 15s ditto
I(!dneys 44 los. to 51. Os. ditto
Shatv,
PRICES OF HOPS.-March 15.
F:srnham ;'oaks, (per cwt.) ...... 6i Os. 71. 15s. to W. 55'
East K.ni Pockets... 4/ Ns. 51. 15, to 8! Ss'
Ditto Las. 4l. 4s. 51. 10,. to 7/ Ps"
Mid Kent Pockets 3l. 15s. 51. ss. to 13 /,I.l'
Ditto liege 3i. 103. 4/. 10a to 7... n.
Sussex .1, 3'. 3/ 153. to 4'. l'-'"
Yearlings '2l. 10s. 3/. 3s. to 41. 4,..'
Old old:
COAL MARKET.-March 15,
s. d
Adairs 2O 6
Burton Main 29
Carr's Hartley .
Lease's Main l9 I
Pentop Windsor
Russell's High Main

ct.
5. 0
Walls Endßraddyll'sHetton 4 0
Wills End Lambton ........ :4
Walls End Hartlepool .......• to g
Dizon's Butterknowl ......... f 29
Walls End Adel,We ...... a
Walls End Barrett ............
Walls End 15 rowu's Deancr9;l 0
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WallsWals End l u
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End West EndEn d CA'
Seymouragwnnd ...........
alls
last market-day, 4. •
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Westwe,t Tone .•
. 20 0

Townley 2O 0
Walls End Be, icke aid Co `,'Cl
Walls End Go4or.li
Walls End llea!on .
Walls End Ho'spur
Walls End Kiliingworth . 20 9,
Ships arrived since

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PATENT LEVER WATC—g •
With silver double-bottom cases £6 fl 6
With silver hunting cases • l•b
Able
This celebrated construction (the most accurate on roe
a watch can be made) is offered, with the latest illoest
ments .e. the detached escapement, jewelled in feu; oily
capped, hand to mark the seconds, hard enamel dial, end.boie
taming power to continue going while winding up, at the "
price, by

T. COX SAORY
Watchmalcer, Silver and Goldsmith, 47,, Cornbill, Lonlleso -
(Seven doors from Gracechurch-street).
N.B.—Second-hand Watches purchased in exchange.

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On the 7th inst., at Tralee, the lady of Major Patton,f
Regiment, of a. son. °
On the 13th inst., at Blackheath, Mrs. Frederick
a son.