The Sun.
London, England, 1839-06-29 00:00:00

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Carr's Harticy
Holy well Main 2O it
Ord's liedliugh
Townley lB C
West Ihr•ley 2O 7
Walls End Clarke and Co l9 1
Walls End Heaton ... ... 20 6
Walls End Hilda l9 1
Walk End Kiliingworth 2O 6
Walk End Newmarch l9 6
Wads End Riddell's
Walk End Belmont
Wails Emit laswell
Walls r'ndHetton
Walls End Pernbertiin
Walls End Stewart's ...
Walls eaid Whitwell
.hips arrived since last

KET.—June 2S.

(Front the " London New Price Current of June 28.)
SUGAR.—In the West India Sugar market there has been
increased inactivity this week, and although several of the
merchants have submitted to a further reduction of 6d to
13, yet the transactions have been extremely limited,both
for the scale and pan, not exceeding 480 hhds arid trcs.
A' public sale 140 hlids Barbadoes have been offered, about
halt of which found buyers at a decline on last week's
rates of 64 to is, middiing to good middling yellow went
at 64s 6d to 66 good to fine 66; 6d to 69s
; 20 hhds low
middling Tobago sold at 63s 61 to 645.
' This afternoon there was rather more business doing,
but the market was far from active, the sales amounting to
only 420 hhds, &c., but no further reduction in prices has
been submitted to; the purchases for the week do not
exe, el 1,100 fluids and trs.
REFINED.—Of the low descriptions of goods, which at
this season of the year are generaly most in demand for
the home trade, t' ere continucs.a scarcity, and prices range
much higher in proportion to the fine qualities, of which
there is a very good supply, but since our last there has been
little doing in any kind; of Foreign refined in bond the market
begins to be bitter supplied, as there are now several
houses at work upon this plan, and the prices of Crushed
and Loaves may be quoted rather lower, the former having
beee sold in small perces at :34s to 34; 3d per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—The home trade continue cautious buyers
of Bengal, and importers having supplied the market freely,
former rates have not been supported by Gd to Is per cwt.
At public sale, 10,000 bags and 27 chests have been of-
fered, not above half of which was disposed of; gray at
63s 64 to 645; ordinary white, 64i ; fine, 68s ; good, 6;:
to 67; 6d ; middling to good middling, 655 Gd to 66s 6d ;
damps and washed, 63s 6d to 675. Manilla taken sparingly
by shippers, as well as for Refining under bond, and at the
various public sales which have taken place this week,
prices gave way Is 6d ; the total quantity offered has been
12,414 bags, only 9,000 of which found buyers, principally
for shii,ping ; low yellow at 22s to 22s 61, good 23s 6d to
245. middling strong grey 235, low to good brown 21s 61
to 234, and washed 20s to 22; 6d.
This afternoon 493 bags Manilla and 1,080 bags Bengal
were effeied at auction ; the former sold rather lower,
mid yellow at 21; 6d a 223, better 235, washed 21s; the
latter went off more freely at previous rates, good coloury
white 66s 61 a 678 63, damps 65s 6.1 a tibs, washed 64; a
6.55; privately, 2,600 bags Manilla have been sold at 21s
Gd to 23s Gd.
Maearrius.—lmporters continue to supply the market
freely. Whilst the demand from the trade has been li-
mited, and still only to supply their immediate wants,
former rates have not been supported by 6d to is per cwt
at the public sales of 10,468 bags, and not above 5.500
bags were actually sold :—good to fine yellow at 64; 61
to 675, low to good middling 62; to 645, low to good
brown 58s to Gls Gd.
This afternoon the biddings were more animated; at a
Public sale of 2,239 bags, all were sold at former rates, strong
greyish brown 62s a 62; 6d, mid coloury yellow 63s a
63s (id per cwt.
MonassEs.—The few sales made in %Vest India have
been at rather lower prices ; fine Antigua has been sold at
35s a 365, and fair Nevis and St. Lucia at 32; Gd per cwt.
COFFEE.—The trade have purchased less freely of Bri-
tish Plantation Coffee, and the transactions this week
have been much less than they were last ; Importers hav-
ing supplied the market freely, the rates previously esta-
blished have been barely supported, particularly for mid-
dling descriptions, although at present no decided seduc-
tion has taken place. At public sale 489 casks and 200
barrels and bags, principally Jamaica of the late arrivals, have
been brought forward ; a small part only of which found
huyers ; Jamaica low and good ordinary at. 102 s to 104 s,
fine and fine fine ordinary at 107 s to 115 s, low mid-
dling and middling 116 s to 1245, good middling 1265
to 130 s, fine 142; ; Dominica low middling 115 s to
1180, fine fine ordinary 113 s to 114 s ; St. Lucia fine fine
ordinary and low middling 113 s to 117 s; Demerara fine
ordinary 109; to 110 s. The arrivals since this
day week have been nearly 1,000 casks, ; for auc-
tion next week only 100 casks are at present declared. la
East India and other descriptions there has not been so
much business doing for home consumption, but Ceylon
has brought full prices, and the whole of 3,000 bags at
public sale found buyers, good ordinary brown and mixed
at 100 s to 101 s, good ordinary 101 s 6d to 102 s 61, coloury
103; to 103; 6d, fine ordinary coloury 104 s to 104 s 6d: 1,300
bag are declared for Tu. sday. Brazil from the Cape
is held firmly but the trade appear to have got enough
of this description of Coffee for the present, and the
whole of 1,815 bags at auction were taken in, and good
and fine ordinary at 51s to 56;, low ordinary 49; 6d. Java
continues to sell well, and nearly the whole of 4.100 bags
ai public sale, imported from the Cape was sold rather
above formis rates, good ord pale fetched 80s to 81s 6d,
and a few Its 82s, bulked 79s 6.1 to 81s, country da-
paged 78; 113 casks bold with colour was taken in at
83s to 84;, 800 bags S.warang, from the same place,
sold at 72s to 72a 61 for good pale yellow : of other
sorts seine small parcels imported direct went at
steady prier's. IWelia is held firmly, and the supply is
short, but there has not been much more doing privately.
and none has been offered at auction ; 430 bales are de-
clared for Tu• sday. The St. Domingo taken in at auc-
tion last wutk has been mostly sold at 693 to 723 for ordi-
nary atu good ordinary mixed.
COCOA. --X% est India has maintained its former cur-
rency, but there has been less demand by private contract ;
at auction 145 bags Grenada sold at 453 lid a 493 6d for
goo l mid and good red. For Foreign there is more en-
quiry, and 343 bags Para at auction went at its full. value,
mid to good mid a: 35s Gd a 37;, and ord 33; per cwt.
TA LLOW.—Tbe demand for Petersburg Yellow Candle
on the spot has been dull, but prices arc not lower, good
quality being worth 47; to 47; 3d per cwt; for arrival in
the last three months of the year, the prices asked are
46; 3d to 46s 6d per cwt, at which some business has been
done.

RICE.—Of East India the market has received a large
supply this week, the quantity offered at auction, amount-
ing to 9,750 bags the principal part of which found buyers,
but at prices 6d a is under those of the last auction ; the
g eater decline is on Java; Bengal good middling and
good white sold at 14s (id a 15s, mid 13s 61 a 14s, very
orl I Is a 12s 6d, low white Java I Is a I Is 6d, yellow lls
a 12s, and low white Madras 12s 63 per cwt. Carolina as
last quoted. This afternoon at auction 361 bags low
yellow Madras were taken in at 12s 6d per cwt.
COTTON.—The market is quiet, but without change in
prices; the sales are 200 bales Bengal at 4id to sd-
-260 Surat at 53 to 6d, and 100 Madras at sid to 50
per lb.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HoLLANDs.--Leeward Island Rum
has sold freely, and prices have further improved id to Id
for strong qualities. Jamaica has been in good request,
and importers have obtained an advance of Id. The
transactions in the former have been 450 puns, proofs
to 3 per cent, over at 3s 7d a 3s Bd, 4 to 6 over
3s 9d a 3s 103, 7 to 12 over 3s 11d a 4s ld, 14 to
16 over 4s 2d a 4s 31, 18 to 20 over 4s 4d a 4s Bd,
22 to 25 over 4s 10d a 53 21. Of the latter 300
puns have sold, 26 to 29 over at 5s lOd a 5s I Id, 30 to
34 over 6s a Os Id, 35 to 38 over 6s 2d a 6s 4d, extra fine
Os 6d to 6s 8d ; nearly 1,700 puns have been received since
our last. Brandy has been taken sparingly at former rates.
In Geneva little doing. British Spirits steady.
Ott.s.— Common Fish Oils at rather lower prices.--
Rape and Linseed has sold slowly, but no further reduction
has been submitted to. Sperm b-ought late rates.
SALTPETRE.—Buyers continue to supply their limited
wants at the public sales ; 1,500 bags Calcutta have been
offered, which sold at previous rates for the better des-
criptions, but common sorts went rather cheaper; refrac-
tion 111 per cent went at 22s to 22s 6d, refraction 7 per
cent 24s to 24s 6d, refraction 21 per cent 255. British
Refined has fallen to 30s in barrel,,, and 29s 6d in hhds.

SECOND HAND PLATE PURCHASED.-T.
COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, &c., 47, Cornhill (seven doers
from Graeechurch-street), London, informs Executors and
others, wishing to dispose of Second-hand Plate, that, from
having a ready sale, he can offer more advantageous prices than
can generally be afforded by the trade. Strangers offering plate
for sale are required either to give a reference, or to take a
cheque crossed with their banker's name, which ever they may
prefer.

PLATED TABLE DISH COVERS,
15 Guineas the Set.—A B. SAVORY and SONS, Manufac-
turing Silversmiths, No. 14, Cornhill, London (opposite the
Bank of England), submit for choice in their plate rooms,
many patterns of strongly plated TABLE DISH CO \ ERS,
with Silver handles and mountings, and stout Silver shields for
engraving the Crest or Coat of Arms, price from 15 guineas
to 20 guineas the set of four.

N. H. A Pamphlet of the Prices of Plate may be had on
application.

BIRTHS.

On the 12th ult., at Bahia, the lady of John Whately, Esq"
her Majesty's Vice-Consul, of a daughter.
On the 17th inst., at Manor-cottage, East India-road, Mrs.
Henry Louch, •f twin sons.
On the 18th inst., at Nice, the lady of L. H. Dea.Auges,
Esq., of a son.
On the 22,1 inst., at Hawkhurst, the lady of R. P. Palliser,
Esq., of a son.
On the 25th inst., at Tynemouth,
Northumberland, the lady
of A. I. Freire Marreco, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 26th inst., in Goswell-street, Mrs. Richard Wil-
loughby, of a daughter.
On the 28th inst., in Park-street, Grosvenor-square, the
Countess de Persano, of a son.

MARRIED.
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daughter hNteKr•hooflatsheClhauterccha,rNtaei:lbDuz,nlinsag:
On the 20th inst.,
and of Mrs. D'Arcy Irvine, of Castle
Downing,neAerrsth u G I
Arthur Henry a,:se domestic Chaplain to
' Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, &c.
lobrfevltlihaneeCßatroooyltaiireeEßnegv.._ . ,
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te 25th inst., at Hampstead Church, the Rev. Osborne
Reynolds, 8.A., Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, to
Jane, relict of the late Rev. Thomas Bryer, Incumbent of
Christ Church, George-town, Demerara.
On the 26th inst., at Broadwater Church, Worthing.
William Sheppy Greene, Esq., only son of the late Colonel
Greene, Military Auditor-General, Bengal, to Margaret, only
daughter of the late Major-General Sir William Clarke, Bart.

DIED.
On the 25th inst., in Seymour-place, John Rice, son of John
Dorrien i\lagens, Esq., aged S.
On the 23d inst., Thomas Cartwright, Esq., of Charlotte-
street, Fitzroy-square.
On the 25th inst., William Cochran, of the firm of Wilkie
and Cochran, Nassau-street, Middle.ex Hospital, aged 60.