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

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

Nov.l°3 ---..-----
(FsrounausilthLtiohnedon
demandN e Pforriceuertittrilent
checked by the increasing demands of the
hiroSerrs „„t being
short and indifforent supply, several of the
les from the
i dined to sell, and base withdrawn their
those cf the
Market. Bat badees at public sale, a very ggoanndiP,b,right arc
went off with much animation at prices Is. above those to CI:
, good o b.0,0
PolfaiFitraitdigt'erhsaasahettne
forcer sale; fine sold at 68g. 6d. to 695.
Gd., mid. 645. 6d. to 655. 61. ; the lowest price ofa much
now 6I s. In the Refined Market there has be!n.
ag_a_lufartbe
briskness, and prices of all descriptions of goods, bean„
improved. 006
improved. There is no increase in the soPPlY'rrho UPI
under 80s. arc in particular extremely scarce. :dwoe ofla
trade have been eager buyers, paying Is. to 13: 6ni'la
former rates, Lumps passing the standard selling ta
those rather under at 78s. For exportation few pedrci:t`e do,
changed hands, the limited quantity ready for inut
_vend a.
very having much checked business. There are
n"_.ade
ders, and small sales of double Crushed have been wirresrle
375., being Is. above the rates previously establishe •_nd Bo•
has sold briskly at 2a. above former rates. Piecese aa,__nced
t.lrds have been in active demand, and prices havo,
several ; there is nothing of the former fel:',u4,,st.
lity now to be purchased under 755. Dutch Crush:, tc,ed
is held firmly at 343. per cwt. This afternoon used for
prices were demanded, 78e. 6d. to 795. being rene.aliA sad
Lumps rather under, 80s. for those passing the sta deer%sto
375. Gd. to 335. fur double Crushed ; at these *dean
_sty lb,
there are few buyers. There are scarcely any good In
Market.
MAURITIUS.-There has been an active demand
._fo.r...nlOtbit
brown and yellow descriptions ; the grocers have
,n_es' bees
principal buyers, and a further advance of Is. 6d nd gals
established on ail qualities. 1,646 bags at auction n'iow to
animation; middling to good brown at 58s. to 605. ;
middliug, yellow, 60s. Gd. to 625. ; good, 635. to 655%_64
EAST INDIA.-We have still to report a brisk and !idl 7, tbo
Market for Bengal, admissible for home consumption .otoft;
245. duty. In Manilla or Siam there has been nothing ,n 11:„,
the sho, t supply and the stiff prices required prevent tne,
cution of orders ; both descriptions are much wanted.
Foßztosr.--There are buyers of all descriptions of Ba pr
nab and Brazil at fully the rates previously established•
ord''
raiba good to fine white in chests went at 335. to 34L hests,
nary soft, 275. ; fine fine yellow, 255. Pernambuco in the
fine white, 345. ; middling to good, 285. to 325. 6d. ; tO
soft, 265. 6d ; fine soft yellow, 235. to 245. ; ordinary, 1'45.
20s. ; good to fine strong brown, 165. to 17s. ;
in barrels ; middling to good white, 30s. Gd. to 33icialiat,
soft, 295. 6d. to 325. 6d. ; ordinary, 275. to 235. I 1111 pod
to good strong yellow, 21s. 6d. to 235. 6d. ; ordinary ni),,teij
brown, 18s. to 20s. 6d. ; 100 chests have been sold P1'1;0,
at the above prices. A vessel with 3,000 boxes Hal!:
principally white, has been lost on its passage to LODdOltvid
COFFEE.-We have again to report a brisk and 40P170,--ea
market for British Plantation ; the grocers Lave Purcosh•
very freely of both clean and unclean descriptions, esttormer•
ing an advance on previous rates of Is. to 2s. on the
note
and 3s. to 4s. on the latter qualities, at which improve_ts
good business has been done privately, besides 100 na'
sold
barrels at public sale, the principal part unclean, which
with much animation ; Jamaica unclean middling at 10'2:05.;
fine fine ordinary, 90s. to 955. ; good ordinary, 825' 6(l'
ordinary, 70s. to 725. ; clean middling, 105 s. to lvt. „or-
The home trade and speculators have again renewed tbendira;
chases in East India descriptions subject to the 6ctrolos
and the private transactions which hale taken place in 1m•
have been very extensive, and the prices have furl srd.
proved 35., low to fair ord. selling at 68s. to 735.,
and pale 755. te 78s. 6d. ; at auction 344 bags fully suPP:cj,
the advance obtained privately, fair ord. went at 713. first
735. 6d., good ord. 755. 6d., fine coloury pea berry 9135's'sof
class sea damaged 71s. 6d. ; the lowest p ,„rice of ord• I„isdai
725. ; 305 bales are announced for public sale on 100
next ; Mocha has been in good request for home consume 6d•
at advanced rates, sales of low mid. yellow made at 7135 sod
This afternoon there was less business doing in Ceylonfed
British Plantation, and the private purchases were olio
limited, but holders require fully previous rates ; It Ply
sales 514 bags of the former subject to the 6d. duty, poised
part found buyers at the prices previously established, 030
coloury at 765. 6d. to 775., sea damaged 735., good ord.,Po
in at 755. ; 14 casks 58 bags of the latter went a thor..t
value, very ord. unclean Demerara at 595., triage 33.001
38s. 6d. ; Berbice very ord. black berry 18s. Gd. AWI hall
St. Domingo, and one of Brazil, arrived off the CO'
been ordered on to Antwerp; 38s, was asked for the lotter•for
COCOA.-British Plantation has been in brisk donnaafp.
home consumption, and a further improvement in prices °OlO
per cwt. has been established ; at auction 155 barrels 1 cosi
85 bags Trinidad sold with much animation, fair to gr:../e4
at 50s. to 525., middling dark red 525. 6d., fine brig'
60s 6d.
it tll5
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDSRUM is held ode.
rates previously established, but the demand is still verYll3,o of
rate, and the purchases have been only 210 puns., trot
which were Leewards, proofs sold at 2s. 5(1., sto 8 over rr
2s. 6d. to 2s. 7d., 9 to 12 over 2s. Bd. to 28. 9d. ; the s$
mainder consisted of Jamaica, 28 to SO over at 45., 314W4a;
over 41. to 4s. 2d., 34 to 36 over 4s. 3d. to 43' if
Brandy for consumption continues in good request,
r ordinary descriptions, and rather higher prices have beci;
tained. In Geneva the transactions have been lirnitew
former rates. British Corn Spirits unaltered. ftl
SALTPETRE.-Former rates have been fully maintain issi
Rough, but there has been a good demand, and the Prip,erei
portion of 4,044 bags Calcutta, and 712 bags Madras offered
at auction found buyers ; the former refraction 5. to 4.tg to
fair quality at 255. 6d. to 265., refractioni9l to 81 245. "„flop
255., refraction 14 235. 6d. to 245., and theilatter re'ra-13ri•
13i to 164 at 235., very good colour strong chrystal 245. op
partien
00.
tish Refined is less in request, and prices have declined t°'
in hhds., and 295. Gd. in barrels. bat
COCHINRAL.-Previous rates have been maintained.
rocs
there has been only a limited business doing. Eleven Eemid•
Honduras at auction sold at Ga. a 6s. 3d. for low foxey t° fo
silver. This afternoon at auction 25 bags Mexican 813,81‘e1l
bags Honduras were offered, the former were principallY;„ ag•
in at barely previous rates, ord. foxey silver at ss. 10d. "'bed,
l Id. ; the latter all sold at fully the rates previously establi'ocl
low foxey to mid. silver at ss. lld. to 6s. 4d., ord. t° g
mid. black 6s. sd. to 7s. Id. per lb. 010
INniao.-For East India there has been no improve sod
the demand being still confined to a few chests for exet The
home consumption at the rates of the last quarterly Plc' 00'
real state of the market will be ascertained on Tuesday one(
when 50 chests Bengal be brought to auction, theoonable
of which is determined to realise, if anything like revs beep
prices are offered. In Spanish the transactions have on I
trivial, in prices there is no alteration. This aftern°
Pets
cheats Bengal at auction
,sold at last sale's prices, ord. sbl4
and good consumers 6s. a 6s. sd. per lb.

SILVER TEA. AND COFFEE SEIi.VIC:O3
T. COX SAVORY, 47, Cornhill, London, offers for select'orr
elegant and most extensive assortment of Silver Tea Servinosio,
ing in price from 151. to 301., the service of Teapot, Sug3r floor°
and Milk Ewer. The ground-floor, and first, second and thirdi*
are fitted up expressfy for the display of Plate and Plan ale,
and a Pamphlet is given gratis, with Drawings, and a list 4-00'
T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, Watchmaker, and Silver's
47, Cornhill, London.

BIR
do HS.
On the 9th inst., at the Canal Iron Works, Mr, Sara Sor
ward, of a daughter.
e
, Esq., Foley-P'" On the 7th inst. the lady of John Hayter, 1'
Portland-plaee, of a
daughter. 31f°' On the 9th inst., in Albion-street, Hyde-park-terrace,
It. Bishop, of twins. c.sa'
On the 9th inst., in Dorset-square, the lady of Hugh Fraser
John 1/14Ple
deman, Esq., of twins. ''l+
On the sth inst., in .Goiden-square, the wife of
_______,
Esq., of a son.

MARRIED. , &Kt
On the Bth inst., at Charlton, Kent Thomas Haslet'Qhter
Esq., Surgeon, Royal Artillery, to Mary Magdalene '144-
bet)
.
the late Colonel Hamilton, Royal Artillery. Elisa
At Wandsworth, George Tatham, Esq., surgeon. t°, ~e. ~,
Anna, second daughter of J. Howell, Esq
, ua—
of the same lcfirclo-
On the Bth inst., at All Saints, Edmonton,. Mr. Frederick
of Baldock, Herts, to Miss Mary Ann Linford, of Edm°°t?=l,LeeltS.'
On the 7th inst., at St. Mark's, Kennington, Frederick v 7. par
Esq., of St. Alban's, to Emma Sophia, second
" Ml' well, Esq., late of Holborn-hill. - der
On the Bth inst., at Holton Beckering, Lincolnshire, 1 fil ,
Langhorne Burtell Burton, 8.A., Rector of Somersby arlo, ilsl '
by, in that county, to Charlotte, daughter of the Rev J°
Rector of the former place. 11
On the 7th inst., at Battersea Church, the Rev. Char- oars
ton, M.A., to Frances Mary, youngest daughter of Benj•
daughter of J
Esq., of Clapham-common.
On the Bth inst. at St. George the Martyr, Queen-stilurgeite:9
tain Greenaway, 12. N., to Doro Catherine, youngest ""
~,i.,
the late John Cookson, Esq., of Cl pham aw, .
On the Bth inst., at St. Alaryleabone hurch, Willia_rnofp. J
Esq., of Clapham-rise, to Frances Mary, eldest daughter
Clark, of Oxford-street.

DIED.
On the 30th ult., Myra Ann, wife of A. F. Giffurl,,,El4l,,j
On the sth inst. in in Long- re Mr Hobson, aged •"•• „f WY' °
On the 7th inst., at Ishii at'. n 'Mr • Richard Tunlah -
street, Chcapside. g° ' . Ales'
On the 6th inst., in Faulkner-street, Manchester, J°l'n er
ander, M.D. (Ate°
On the 6th inst., in South-street, Finsbury, lIS
Esq., aged 77. daug
On the Bth inst., at Walworth, aged 27, Marian, eldest c
f Crslo
of the late 11. Kendall, of West Cowes. ~ o
On the 7th inst., Brighton, Richard Poole, 1-jig" 'ol°
at
Her :_.ar,lsoo,°l;'
Inn, and Ealing, Middlesex • a Wilijso
Elleser 51 0
On the 25th of Septembe•r, at Up Park Camp, Jam elder
'elde't
Bond Lewis, aged 18, Ensign in the 16th Regitnent, at . AO
of the Rev. W. Lewis Vicar of Abbotts Langlev.
On the 6th inst., Mr. Christopher Roberson.
_III!: plc
years the confidential and respected clerk of the late Air
iv,
of Soho-square. 11.
On the 7th inst., Isabella, eldest daughter of 13.11.11•9. co
king of the Stock Exchange, and Mile-end-road, og`vert s, cool'
On' 7th inst., at Kingsbourn-green, Harpdtuleen9 th is'ea
0'
Matthew Towson, Esq., formerly Cashier of th S°u
pany, aged 68. viizabetle,.
On the 3d inst., at" Carlton House-terrace, Alertho'lto °lldellr.
son, aged 78, housekeeper of the late Marquis 0' ~,, relict I 11er
Watson,On the Ist inst., at Boulogne-stir-111er, Elizabel.;_, Nava
W Assistant Sur- god' '
pital at Plymouth, aged upwards of 90.
latleira, ..,,, .
..,
On the 18th of September at Funchal, 5 nes-pin f..01*
of Henry Kirk, Esq., of Pierc'efield-cottage,_RegeDiretl, e ve
Surgeon and Dispenser of the 110, 3' a oiis
On the 7th inst., aged 48, Mr. Edward Jones
Gov'
house. ,) George a Eo'
At North Brixton aged 6 .-,
, on the 4th inst., re, agewin, Esq., late of the Navy-office. • 1 Chas elo°
On the 3d inst., at Fulham, Mr. Nathaniel

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