The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-03 00:00:00

SECOND DAY OF THE TEA SALE.

The sale to.day progresses much as reported yesterday. The atten-
dance of the trade is good, but the disposition to purchase at t
prices is very slender. The buyings in are very considerable ; and the
quantity sold is very small. It consists, at present, of different kinds.
Prices where altered are lower.
COLONIAL MARKETS.
A steady disposition exists to purchase Raw Sugar for constiMPti°"'
but for Coffee there is just now no market of any kind. British rinanc:
tation Sugar sells today rather slowly,: and former prices rule.
fined Sugar has been in rather better demand amongst the SW:,
775. have been paid for lumps passing, and 755. for those and
Mauritius Sugar is steady demand. To.day we had public "I r
amounting to 8,000 bags, which sold, when we left, steadily at inrhrneer.
rates, and firm; we should not be surprised if they to hi:g in
The arrivals of late have been slender. Bengal Sugar
good private demand at firm prices. Goods for export are dull. 'di_
have no public sales of Coffee of any kind to-day. Sales of gondb°Ctler
nary Ceylon privately are quoted at 775. to SOs., which are rather
prices. We had small public sales to.day of Pepper, Cassia-Lignett,'!_c
in:ss, and Cloves. The Spice Market is rather flat, but up to the ti
we left the Market, prices were unaltered from our previous 0°1:-
Maw. These are all our public sales to.day. Rum has taken a coral,Rice
r,
length, and has become flat, and lower by Id. per gallon.
Cocoa remain as they were. For to-morrow we have but little adv%
tised indeed. A small parcel of East India Coffee, Saltpetre, 64,
-
Pepper, Cloves, Mace, and Nutmegs, is the chief.
Tha imports of produce continue very slender.

PRICE 01
Ihe highest price of Bread in the
flood Bread may be had at 6'4d.

, BREA:
Metropolis is Pd. for the 41b. 1):4(

PRICE
Rape Oil, brown, per ton, nr. oc—ft
Lin Need Oil Cake at tMe Hill,
1,1“,11 , I
PRICE OF RAW F
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Ta
PRICE OF TALLOVa
Town Tallow als. 6d.
Yellow Russia
White
Soap Ditto —s. Od.
ltine Stuff

DF
LetineOlLd, 38' 103,—Linceed Oil, 1nt,°051,,..
12' 12A —ftrape Cake, per ten, arc.
'AT, per stone of 81b.
Wow Melters)
SOAP, Sic. ller 11.21 -
Yellow Soap
Mottled --s•
.1(1.
Curd --.q.
is,. Of..

Melting Stuff
Ditto Rough 24s. Od.
COAL BI AR,

Graves
be.
Good Dregs

.ET.-April 2.

0. 'l.

Per Ton.

~.
Actair's . 2'2 0
Burslon
Holywell
Original Windsor Poniop
?Cussed's High Main
fanfield Moor 24 0
West Hartley
Wylam 26 0
Walls End Bell and Brown
Walls End Heaton '26 0
*vans End Hilda.— ...........
Walls End Hotspur
Walls End Kiliingworth
Walls End Newmarcis '2o 0
Walls End Peneth l9 6
Walls End Riddell's
Walls EA Eden Main
Easinfqtn Main ...
.."4. 1111 Ships arrived since*

r'er Ton.
11
v,,W,Ltalliss
El:n[ldd Belmont . .He...... .....
Walls End Haswell ............ 0;
Walls End tietton ............... .;
Walls End Lamldols ............
Walls End Russet's Hetton... :2'4 t!
Walls End Stewart's .......... n 4
Walls End Hartlepool .....••• . •;.2
Walls End Barrett ............••• 14;
Walls End Claveriu2 Tees "'
G0rd0n................1
Walls End .. is
Walls'End Nevin's Taalieltl.2o $
WHls'End North Gordon „.-4
Walls End Tees ............... ..•
Walls End West Tees .......... 1 0_
Cowpen' .............................
Walls End Hartley ...... ••• .... .20
Howard's Netherton Alain .•
st market—day. 247.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL '2. ante°
Our Cotton Market has commenced briskly this week. The iiare
of this day amount to 4,000 bags, and considerasly more would jot
been sold had there been sufficient offring for the demand at
week's prices.

CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DA

OLD COURT.
ROMIERT FROAI AN EATING-NOUSE.—A young man of ratherore;
spectable appearance was indicted for having stolen a silver sP°°9 fr
the eating-house of Mr. Holt, St. Paul's Church.yard
It appeared the prisoner went into the eating-room .and had a bali",;"
ox-tail soup. The suspicions of the prosecutor having been a,"}",61,,
he looked to the soup-basin after the prisoner left, and found it ta_o.
expressed it) "minus the spoon,"
on being taxed with the theft, At once delivered up the spoon-
Verdict—Guilty,
pub
Several CaSeS of felony were disposed of, which possessed n 0 P
interest. ne then followed the prisoner, r"

NEW CO URT. „ping
The CONIMUN-SERCP.ANT Wall occupied the entire of the 111-iigh•
in trying cases of petty larcenies, none of which possessed the 6
est interest.

L,,
HER MAJESTY'S DR AWING R00M...--Tny nble
prietor of the Court Journal Gazette of the Fashi prO
on-ite
World, begs to announce that, in consequence of the extreg,
interest attached to her Majesty's Drawing Rooms, he intend•
at the suggestion of several ladies of distinction, to give'ns,
addition to the usual alphabetical list of the Presentations,
a full description of the Dresses worn by the ladies attenclhat
the Court of her most Gracious Majesty. And, in
the space so devoted may not interfere with the orioin".
tures of the Court Journal, an extra half-sheet will ge:Ve
every
(without additional charge) on the Saturday following., ;th.
April
Drawing Room, commencing on Saturday next,
Office 19, Catherine-street, Strand.
order, that

SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERI/lbLl:ora
T. COX SAVORY, 47, Cornhill, London (Seven DO" "In..
Gracechurch-street), offers for selection an elegant and most
sive assortment of Silver Tea Services, varying in 'nice from
The
20/., the service of Teapot, Sugar Basin and Milk Ewer.
ground-floor, and first, second, and third floors, arc fitted
pressly for the display of Plate and Plated Goods, and a Patilt:lxet
is given gratis, with Drawings, and a list of prices. T. Corn-
SAVORY, Goldsmith, Watchmaker, and Silversmith, 477
hill, London.

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