The Sun.
London, England, 1839-06-15 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(YESTERDAY.)

COAL MAR

.ET.—June 14

d
Walls End Barrington Ters 19 0
Walls End Chrence
\Nils End Gordon
•':ail6 End zinktili Durhan, '.2.1 6
i‘valls End Seymour Tres '2o
.:'all:: End 'fees -2.1 0
WaPs End Tennant
End Elgin
Hartley
'Howard's Netheru,n
Wails End West J ees
St.sve!y Main ......
Wails End Drronsli4e 1:4

Adair's
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a, .d Brown
Walls End
Walls Emi111,41,4
Walls End K 4 liingwol Lb in :4
NVads Enu Hidden's ..... ,42,14
\Na`is ud lo.A.l'sll4.4nshairt
\Valls F:ndßradnyirstietton
Walls rud Hetton
Walls End 1,44,11d4t0n
\Valls End l'embert,n
Walls End It isscll's dietton f L
Ships arrived since last market-d,y,

(From the "London New Price Current" of June 14.)
SUGAR. —ln the West India Sugar market there has
been more activity this week ; a good demand has pre-
vailed from the Grocers for the lower as well as for the
better descriptions ; the Refiners have also purchased more
freely, and Importers, have obtained prices fully equal to
those of this day week.
This afternoon prices remained firm, but there was only
a limited business doing, the purchases not exceeding 400
hhds, &c., making the sales for the week 1,950 11110
and trs.
REF INED. —The grocers have purchased more freely of
Refined goods, paying previous rates, and standard lumps
have brought 82s, but still the demand has not been brisk,
the trade at present taking only sufficient to supply thei,r
immediate wants; the stocks in the sugar houses are smit'
For exportation there is little demand for goods made from
Foreign Sugar, some small parcels of Crushed have been
sold at 35s 6d, 101 b Loaves 45s to 475, 61b ditto 483 to
50s ; several houses are working Sugar under bond.--
In Pieces more business has been done at the quotations;
some parcels made from Foreign Sugar have been sold for
shipping at 28s to 293.
MAURITIUS —There has been an improved demand, and
the rates previously established have been fully maintained
fir all descriptions, the grocers have been the principal
operators : at auction, the whole of 8,372 bags found buyers
at 64 to 67s for middling to good yellow, and good and fine
brown at 62s 6d to 63s 6d, with the exception of a superior,
mark (Le Breton), 800 bags, which was taken in at 86s dn'
This afternoon 1,493 bags at auction sold at steady prices,
mid and good yellow 64s 6d to 675, coloury grey 65s 6cl to
66s per cwt.
EAST IN DlA.—Manilla has barely maintained its former
currency ; at auction 1,443 bags and 235 cases sold hea-
vily at 24s to 24s 6d for middling brown and grey. one Int
255, a few lots damps fetched 23s ; there have been large
arrivals. Bengal has been in fair demand for home con-
sumption, and have brought full prices ; at auction, 110
bags sold at 67s 63 for good middling white, damps and
washed at 65s 6d to 66s 6d. ; there have been several AM-
valsr Siam at previous rates ; Java has brought late prices"
This afternoon 2,370 bags Bengal were taken in at
former rates, viz. good mid and good white at es to
68s 6d, mid 66s 6d, bright yellow 65s to 65s 6d, daiaPs
and washed 655. to 67s bd.
FOREIGN.—Holders of Havannah and Brazil generally
•
are not inclined to submit to lower prices. Two carees
of Brazil afloat have been sold at lower rates; the Val"
is reported to be rather indifferent, they Were both taken
for Trieste—one white Bahia at 31s 63, the other Macaro
t
white at 31s 6d, and brown at 21s 6d, the principal' asit
was white. A floating cargo of yellow Havannah is et'n
ing at 29s per cwt. To-day the private sales in Fere.'"
were 200 chests Bahia at 24s a 27s for brown and low white;
COFFEE. —All clean qualities of West India continue
fair request by the home trade ; and the first parcel of Jamail,
ea of the new crap at public sale sold at high prices, althengb
the quslsty a as not equal to that of last year, it being'
mixed and broken : the quantity offered amounted to -
casks ana 20 barrels, which sold as follows-10w -1*
finejddifii IP,ge
at 115 s to 117-, middling Ilfis to 122 s 6d, fine and r.
ordinary 109, 6d to 112 s, good ordinary 102 s to 107 s 6d• sO6,
dinar 90s 6tl to 91s 6d, ordinary mixed and broken
to 100 s ; 20 casks Berbice and 100 bags Demerara "di-
been offered, the former went at 103 s to 110 s for fine °,1.00s
nary and tow middling ; the latter was taken in at. day
for fine fine ordinary unclean ; the arrivals s . for
wsek have been 1,700 casks, nearly all new Jamaica, .n.
auction next week 300 casks, &c. are declared, the hiss
eipal part Jamaica. Mucha is held firmly, but 'tillt" uns
not.been much demand privately : at auction 20 balesBBs.
garbled sold at 95s a 95s 6d for mixed, and poddfat for
CeyLn in small parcels have fetched 101 s to 1023 ;00
since this .
auction on Tuesday 2,700 bags St. Domingo, and; 4i All
bags Java from the Cape are declared. Foreign' -
kinds is held firmly. dons. Ott
RUM, BRANDY AND HOLLANDS.—AII descrip
Rum have been sought after, and full prices offered!.._D:
the short supply at market has prevented business of 0""-
ment in Jamaica and Leewards, and the sales are nott
worth enumerating; the principal holder refuses to
prop's under 3s 7d, and some business has been don.cceal:
this }rice : a parcel of strong East India Rum has
sold at high prices : there have been some arrivali
from
St. Croix, Hamburg, and the West Indies. Brandy..ntire
been taken sparingly at previous rates. In Geneva l!t
passing, and prices are the same. British CornSPirits
without change. • Beef,
Peovisioss.—There has been a brisk demand .for
particularly far India, for which a further advance is e..
peeled. India Pork as last quoted. Mess is rather deafels
SALTPETRE. —Rough continues difficult of sale, PZaeic
.
have given way 63 per cwt. ; at auction 400 bags
cutta sold at 23s 6d to 24s for mddling grey, 114 per eel!sr
refraction, 2,385 bags Madras were taken in at 2331°,
middling grey, refraction 10i per cent. British Refinedi
not cheaper, but there are not many orders. of
This afternoon prices suffered a further depresssion
6d per cwt ; Calcutta refraction 34 per cent went at 251 to
25s 6d, 61 to 5 per cent at 24a to 255, si per cent at 235
to 23s 6d, nnrefacted 23s 6d; -.Madras refraction 201 to
151 r per cent at 22s to 23s per cwt.
bis.s.—Linseed Oil at 265. Rape Oil has maintained
its previous value. For Fish Oils, prices have undergone
no change. In Sperm there is no alteration. Cocoa Nut
at 42s 9d to 43s Od.
TALLOW. —On the spot Petersburg Yellow Candle, first
quality, fetching 47s to 47s Bd. For delivery in the last
three months 46s to 463 3d.
RICE. —East India has not been much in demand, but
Bengal has brought full prices; at auction 1,593 hag%
sold at 14s 6d a 15s for good mid and good white ; earg;
of ord Java afloat about 500 tens has been sold at lls i
Holland. Carolina still remains at 38s to 40s for cotait
sumption. This afternoon 967 bags at public sale wag
lOs 6d to 123 6d,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE•

(LLOYD'S.)

40'
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Rosendale, Friend, Liver.
Acteae'
pool to Bahia, 3d ult., lat. 2 N., lon. 22;
Fielding, Liverpool to Valparaiso, 20th April, lat. I 1:
long. 19; Cheerful, Cape of Good Hope to LiverP°°r
4th inst., lat. 51, lon. 28, by the Lavinia, Relcivs":k:
rived at Liverpool ; Orpheus, Liverpool
gtofipoNresel._.l:e.diatd.t
20th ult., off the Banks, by the Jamaica, Gibson, arr'ieg,
at Liverpool; Albion, London to Halifax, 2d inst.. tat'iv
lon. 33, Charles, Liverpool to New York, the "1”:;;ai:
by the Water .lily, Harris, arrived off Cork ; Mona. '-"..e.
pool to Singapore, 13th Feb., in the Straits of Sum"'
verrm
Brilliant, Brazil to Hamburg, sth ult., Waal, .Lipreco-
to Barbadoes, 26th April, lat. 22, lon. 41, bytlie „atilt.,
len, arrived at Cork ; Guess, London to Sin
lat. 2 N., lon. 22 W., by the Admiral Zoutman, 20. , let.
Ilelvoet ; Caspar, Gottenburg to New York'
48, len. 11, by the Alexander, Mertens, arrived 2t r,,th
me-haven : Neptune, Hilken, Bremen to Baltimore '447.
April, in Chesapeake Bay, Bth May, in lat 42A loini,ees.
passed a brig (apparently British) watorlog"AA lon.
dale, of Stockton bound westward, 13th ult., Ist --'. t,
35 ; Elizabeth, Haaks, Bremen to New York, 2d hisy's ~,
off Scilly, by the Elise, Kolh, arrived at Brem arrived-tii
packet, lat. 51, lon. 13, by the Crescent,
Kinsale ; British Queen, bound to Feguira, 2d instant'
off Oporto, by the Globe, Alexander-, arrived in -40,
Clyde; Henry, Liverpool to Ancona, 25th ult., hat. 40,
lon. 8, by the Jeremiah, Welch, arrived in the eCillsoe
Carl Henry, Cette to Buenos Ayres, 28th April, ou, '''-i,2,
Pallas, 17th May, Monte Video to Cape de Verd, 15t,',401
S., ion. 30 W Hope, Mackie, CalcuttaLond .'"
•, tod at
arrive 001
ult., lat. 48, lon. 11 W., by the Penelope,
Antwerp ; Mentor, Alareschal, Martinique to Liverf,),
(with jury main mast, having carried away her mast, 116.7_,d
arra v
25th ult., lat. 47, lon. 20, by the Terre de Feu,
at Havre.
—_ t _
Ball,nt,

the: rti: Walter Lon
6igor'sy abandonment of his pricl
ples has obtained for him, from the North Wilts ToriesP
PRIZE CUPS.—New and Second-hand Sll, STPI
PRIZE CUPS are offered at very REDUCED PRICES, al
seleirtiot may be made from a great variety, both of Sizes
a°
Patt2rns, at T. COX SAVORY'S, Goldsmith, and
aker, 47, Cilldoneven Doors from Graceehurch-
stm ee rt).—Draworninhgs, ofLon Cups (will be forwarded in answer to a
post-paid application.
eitNhrßt.heltsizise
odresairobultethLeetptreiresefoofr geracwuinpgosrschoutiplsdornaettiaoyn
be required.

THS.
The lady of N. BreebaartB ,IR
of Amsterdam, of of
Cariffe,
On the 9th inst., at St. Omer, the lady
Lady Ja
Lough.
Pym, of a
Esq., of a son. ilautiter.
On the 10th inst., at the Hasells,
daughter. 01.
On the 13th inst, Park-place, the wife of Andrew
nan, jun., Esq., of a daughter.

AIED.
On the 13th inst., at St. M
Lukeßß's, Chelsea, Orlando, younger
ewman. Esq., of .Hatton-garden, to
son of the late Henry .N
to Eleanor daughter of the
CBhareblsaeraa: youngest daughter a the Rev. Jeremiah Watson, a
On the 13th inst., at Christ Church, St. Marylebone, Jane
Scott, Esq., of Glendevon, Linlithgowshire, North Britain.
On the 13th inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, John
Vary,Par-
E•of H ll h
late James Frampton, sq., a --ouse, Frome, Somerset.
On the 13th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Mathew' Bell, 141'
ney, of Southampton, Esq.,
to
-
of Street-end-house, near,
_Csagn,teorfbßurryy, Fanny
daughter of Thomas Bigge F
On the 12th inst., at St. George' B
s, loomsbury John Sal
Esq., second Salt, Esq of R 'll re. 10
IMP -S(1113 ,
Mary Jane, eldest daughter of J h L •'
itlia '
0 n ane, Esq., of GoI-sin
hall.
On the 12th inst., at St. Mary's,'Richard Heo itt,
Esq., of Leper Thames-street lslington, idot
b reet and Tulse-hill, to Lucy, e
daughter a James Henry Trye, Esq., of Holloway.
stiare
‘Cecili,at:

lED.
'On the 10th inst. at Rennes in Brittany, after a short illness,
of inflammation of the lungs, Colonel Charles Silvertole;
Knight of the Order of Charles the Third, late Captain enactsb
Alajesty's 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons, author of
Ve!
„
on the Geology of the South of Spain, and third, and young
son of the late -John Silvertop, Esq., of Minsteraeres, Northun'
berland. •dow
On the 11th inst., at Queen's Elms, Mrs. Wheatley, slilly,
of the late Mr. Benjamin Wheatley, auctioneer, Picea" '
aged D. eft ad,
On the 12th inst., Edward, only son of Thomas R.
Esq., of the Tower of London, aged 14.

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