The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-02 00:00:00

MARKET IN 1 ELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London New Prier Current of yesterday.)
Suoan.--The demand for Muacovaths has been limited
this week ; the total sales are estimated under 2,0(H) blots,
and tra. ; the prices generally are 6,1. to Is. lower ; the
mid. and lower descriptions are particularly heavy. At
the conclusion of this day's m irket, on inspecting the I .te
sales, we find Muscovades generally are Is. lower during
the week.—The near approach of the alteration of the
bounty (Mb October) prevents all contracts for forward
delivery ;
for parcels of law lumps prices 6d. to Is per cwt.
lower have been submitted to. The Market has been in a
very unsettled state all the week, and the sales of shipping
qualities have been confined to parcels which will be ready
for shipment or to be placed in bond before Tuesday next,
sth of October, the day on which the present bounty ex-
pires; after that date it will be reduced one-tenth part ; in
prices very little variation has taken place, although some
of the Refiners have been anxious to sell all they could
deliver in time to entitle them to the high bounty, end con-
sequently a few parcels of fine Hamburg Loaves at 425. a
435. have been sold about Is. cheaper than last week. Of
crashed the sales have been limited, and confined to small
parcels of the mid. and fine descriptions. In the Grocery
descriptions there has been rather more business doing, but
there is only A limited supply in the Market.—At a late
hour to-day Lumps art Is. lower, '7ls.
Emanate SUUAA.—There are no sales of Foreign Sugar
to report, excel) t some white Havannah, damaged, which
sold at fultprices ; otTers are made for yellOw descriptions,
but no actual purchases are reported. Rrazil Sugars are
neglected.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.—By public sale on Tuesday
2,879 bags Mauritius Sugar sold rather lower. In Bengal
and other Sugars no sales are reported.
Corysx.—The public sales have gone off with great
spirit this week ; Jamaica Coffee is 2s. a Ss. per cwt.
higher ; all other descriptions of British Plantation is ad..
vanced ; St. Domingo Od. to is. higher, ordinary 83*.
lid. fair 34% and eoloury 31s. W. The purchases of
Coffee this week may be estimated at 1,500 casks and 900
bags British Plantation ; the former chiefly Jamaica ; the
latter all Demerara and Berbice, about 800 bags St Do-
mingo ; the Jamaica consisted of every quality ; the good
and fine ordinary sold higher in proportion than any other
descriptions, 38s. a 48s. ; the middling sold cheap, the
• good middling and fine at very high rates; some fine or-
dinary mixed llavannah 40s. a 425..6d. This day there
are no public sales, hut the purchases by private contract
are considerable. The market this afiernoon is exceed-
ingly firm at the advance.
R", BRANnv AND 1101,LANDc—The Rum market is
firm anti rather higher ; the demand is particularly directed
to Leewards of which a parcel one under has been sold at
ls. 9d. Brandy is firm. Geneva ie still neglected. The
unexpected advertisement of Government for 100,000
gallons of Rum, made the Market very firm ; a cargo of
Leewards about proo& is to-night reported at Is. 9d.
Brandy is again brisk; the demand chiefly for the lower
qualities ; a parcel sold at 3s. 10d., a few weeks ago
valued at 3*.
bust' Pativistoiss.—ln Beef or Pork there is little
alteration.—There is somi.t speculations in Butters, which
keeps up -the price, but the trade do not purchase at the
advanced rates. Bacon is rather lower ; Bacon, prime,
for October, offered about 425. free on board.

Taw.—The demand for Dollen in large chests having
increased, they are now at I id. advance on the !invest
cost; low Ilysons are per lb. profit; other descrip-
tions are steady.
Comm.—There is more business doing in Cotton
the prices are varied. The purchases for the week coo-

GLASGOW CORN
MI kinds of Grain in gooni
priers a list week.,
Vilest, per 2401 b. I. d.cit. Oats, per 2141 b. a. d. s. 41.
British, old 32 6toXs 0 Irish 2.3010260
_-- —. new
Canada, free 3l 0 330 Bestir, ler .2,101 b.
Irish
Barley, per Molt). Scottish
English 3O 0 32 0 Pease, Scottish ... 21 0 23 0
Scisttish 2B 0 29 0 Oatmeal, per 1401 b, 20 0 M 0
Irish... 26 0 !..k3 0 Flour, per 280010.... 50 0 tot 0

MARK 'tr.—Sept. tlg,
d demand, at neatly the same

FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT

Lord Chamberhinss Office, Sept. SO, 1880.
Notice is hereby given that his Majesty will hold a
Levee at St. James's Palace, on Wednesday the 21tli of
October next, on Wednesday the Sd, and on Wednesday
the 10th of November next, each day at two.

Claremont, Sept. 27.
His Royal Highness the Prince Leopold haa been pleased
to appoint Dr. Thomas Galbraith Logan, M.D , of the
sth Dragoon Guards, to be his Physician Extraordinary.

Master of the ilorae'a•Office, Sept. 11.
The King has been planed to appoint E. H. D. Um
Eq. to be Gentleman of the Horse to .his Alajesty,

Whitehall, June 24.

The Lord Chatteelior hus appointed William Newton,
in the county of Lincoln, Gent. to be * Mailer Estraor.
(limy in the High court of Channel/.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Thomas Poole, Fore-street, Cripplegate, linen-draper
from Oct. 12 to Nov. 2, at eleven, at the Court of Con,
missioners.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Augustus Neve, Puttees, Southampton, linert.drsper
BANKRUPTS.

Jaime Pelham, Rather Lithe, picture-dealer, to surrender
Oct. b, 12, and Nov. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
missioners. CoPtivell-coutt-
Charles John Mortis, Leamington Priors' Warwick-
shire, bookseller, Oct. 13, at seven, 14, and Nov. 12, at
twelve, at the GeorAe Inn, Leamington Pritire. Platt and
Hall, New Boswell-court, Lincoln a Inn ; Patterson anti
Russell, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire.
John Tadman, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, pt•rfumer, Oct.
25, at eleven, 26, at one, anti Nov. 12, at eleven, at
the George Inn, Neweastle.upon-Tyne. Prookshank
sad
barn, Gray's-inn-squire; Brown, Newcotiu-tirin-Telw-
Richard Miles Frisby, hark-lane, wine•merchato,
Oct. 8, at eleven. tit, at twelve, and Nov. 12, at eleven,
at the Court of Countniseioners. Bouifield, Chatham-
-oam, Blaekiriars.
\Vitliarn Henry Fradgtey, Shacklewell-green, manufac-
turer of stocks, Oct. 8, at two, 19, at eleven, and Nov.
12, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Han-
nington anti Crowther, Cary-lane, Cltearitle.
William ilids'on, Ilitmuryhaut, victo tiler, Oct. 15,
16, and N0v.12, at two, at the Royal hotel, Birming-
ham. Chilton anti San, Chancery-lane; Benson, Bir-
mingham.
Charles Henry Ifollinswortli, Chapt»ante.pittee, Great
Dover-street, Southwark, coal-merchant, Oct. 8, 18, and
Nov, 12, at two, at the. Court of Couniissiontrs. Price,
Arundel-turret, Strand.
Charlet Smith 4
and George Arnold, 11,, inphowers
Oct. 13, 14, and Nov. 12, at eleven, et the White Lion,

T. and G. Neville, Daddinglinrit. Essex, farmeve,
Oct. 22. at twelve, at the Court of Commitelioners—C. 11#
Stavenbagen, Fenclinrch-street, merchant, Oct. 22, at
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—W. C. Peatse,
Eleet•street, grocer, Oct. 28, at ten, at the Court of Com-
miss:oners—l. Bryant, Gent ge-street, Ilampstemi
builder, Oct. 28,nt ten, at the Court of Cotrunissionets—
G. Hurt, king•street, Chempside, furriet:, Oct. 28, at ten,
at the Court of Commissioners.C. Spicer, Marpte,
tavern-keeper, Oct. 26. at two, et the Court of Commis-
sioners—E. S. Ci; Munkhouse and N. A. Gorman,
London, tnerchante, Oa. 26, at ten, et the Court of Cu,n.
inissionere—.l. and R. B. Iterry, Ashburton, Devonshire,
serge-manufacturers, Oct. 22. at eleven, at the Court of
Commissioners-3 T4lleot and 11. Francis, Threadneedle,
street. brokers, Oct. 29, at twelve. at the Court of Com:.
missioners—W: Llewellyn, Fenchnrch-street, merchant,
Oct. 29, at two, at the Court of Commi,sioners—'l'. IL
Hideout. %whittle, draper. Nov. 8, at eleven, at the
York Hotel, Matteltester--0. and J. 111. Gilchrist, Liver.'
pool, merchants, Oct. 23. at twelve, at the office of Mr. .1.
Lowe Liverpool—S. Tetley, Iliketlfottl. Yorkshire, dyer,
Oct. 29, et &even, at the Sim Inn, Bradford—J. and .1.
A. Blown, Neste:mist-upon-Tyne, hatt.e-earpenters, Nov. I,
at eleven, at the George lan, Neweastle•tspon-Tyne—T.
Sylvester, Witney, Oxforriehire, cornier, Oct. 26, at tit,
at the house of R. Bertram, Oxford—F. Deakin, Bit-
tninghemi aword-utinufartsrer, Ott. 29, at WO ye, at
Wildey's. Hopi Hotel, " Birmingham—J. Ilr inthwaite,
Maneltest.r, ironmonger, Ovt. 25, at three, at the write of
Mr. Booker, Liverputbss--L and .1. Hilly, Frame Sel.;
wood, Somersetshire, silk-thentettere, Oct. 26, at clqten, at
the George Inn, From Wigndll, Drayton,
Leiresterothire, tanner, Oct. 18, at eletent, at the Georgic
Inn, Markel ilatborough—W. Page, (fleltenham,. glass..
seller, Oct, 29, at &even, at the Wheat Shed inn, Bessrd-4
ley, Woreestetebit&-I,J. Pftat,ling, jun., King's. 1,). en, Nye.
folk, dealer in hits, Oct. tft, at rill, St' the Croretr Verne
King's-Lynn—J. Bees, Neath, Olarnetreanaltire,'
draper, Oct. 25, at eleven, at the Cassie Inn, Pletch-1.
Burnell, Bishop Auckland, Durham, ta/lettathandlee, Ott.
25, at eleven, at the king's Arms, Bishop Assekland-11.
Kirki Leeds, victualler, Oct. tb, at one, at the Centt
House, Leeds.a.'F. Hopkins. Neath AlAnty, Glamorgan.
wire, timber.tnerehattt, Oct. 25, at eleven, at the Ship and
Castle Inn, Neatly.-.C. Perkins, Worthing, Sussex, 1)101-
proprietor, Oct. 25, at ail, at the Sea House But .1, Woe-,
thing-3. Andrew, Stoney Stratfend, innkeeper, Oct. 23,
at eleven, at the office of Mr. J. F. Camgreve, Suittry
Stratford—J. Bushell, Slndcvich, Kent, lodging. Wry'
keeper, Oct. 115, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, !Margate---
W. Moulton, Warteick, groter, Oct. 2(1, at eleven, at the'
Warwick Arms Hotel.
CERT I Fl eATift.a.Ort.
R. D. Mutt, Church.row, Netv.worof, witte-merellant—
.l. Fanconrt, Msrshell-street, Golderostrtiev, victusllee—
R. Alitton, Swill in Liathwai'e, Yorke/lite, stloth-.tto r-
chant—J. Smith, Manclittire, yablican—W, Terabsit,
Upper Greftun-street, Fiteropoquare,
PARTNERSHIPS Llient)l..vED.
T. Nelson, jun. and N. Tennant, f§tratleett, Norfolk{
g. Butler and M. Barber, Cateetnn-street,
cloth.dtalers—li. Dawson and Co., hitch lioliintwe ready
made linen warehouse-ketpers—J. Ileythorne an# Co.,
Bristol, merchants.-. 11 Shore and W. Sherri Manchal.tif
hat-ntandacturcia—J. Burrs and H. J. Neill!, King,.
"tree, Clielpsi le, attorneys-3. llrlldaii and 11. Asbliy,
carpenters—F, Wilkes and Wheeler,
Worcester, hop-merchants-3. Dobson anti W. P, crock,
Ripon, Yerkattre, wood-tnerehaste—S. T. Fisher and G.
Fisher, Regeut-street, hoot-makere—T. Hughes and S.
Evans, Ox'ortl, bazaar-keepers—J. 51•Lachlan .end 0.
Meeintyre, San-court. Cornitill*T. N. Reeve and W. J.
Reeve, Cannon-row, We.tmiaster, cnal-trierebants--,..K V.
Blyth and Co., Birmingham, factors—L W. Whitaker
Ind 11. Perigel, jun. St. Paul's Chorehlani, onottcak,
instrument agents—.W. Teylor and 11. Taylor, Newlin..
street, Blixonsbury, guldstnitbili. Garrard and J. Fryt
Bristol, bottled-140ot' merehants—W. PJkington, sun..
and Co , St. Helen's, Lancashire, II et-Itarse-iwners..