The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-23 00:00:00

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supply their immediate wants, the refiners being kept.out of
the Al,..rl;ct by the dull and still continued decline in the value
of their •Kocals. 59. lias been accepted for brown. Demerara,
,shich ma be considered as the lowest point o' the` Markei 5
t
for brown Sagly, and 68.;. for fine yellow grocery, hich
now the extreme rake, being a decline on the former from the
highest point of ti,, Market of Bs., and on the latter of ss. ;
the Cicierks still fall nnifit short of those of last sarson.
The stock dr West India Sugars is now 38,571 'Ads. and
trs., being 5,256 more than hat Tear. The stock of Mau-
ritius is now 31,626 bags, 9.4hie1l is 18,91: less than last year.
'll7. delivery of West India last week was 2,006 hhds. and trs.,
which it 48.7 less than last year. The delivery of Mauritius
was 1,368 bags, heing 1,508 less than the corr esponding week.
.of last year. This afternoon the. Market w.as in a state of
1 great inactivity ; the importers in vain subrnittsri
tion of 61., but without inducing the buyers to take more
th:m 350 liit:!,. and trs. ; the parcel of 140 hhds. of _Barbados
thc sale
offered at public sale went off heavily at and after
at 61 decline, mid. and fine yellow se'lling at 655. a 68s' 6(l*
to a redu
For Refined goods reduced prices having again becl sub-.
rnitted Pt, has occasioned a better demand from the home and
export trade ; several parcels of double Crushed have e,'"n
taken out of the Market at 395. 6a. a 405., and good and 1. tie
Lumps by the grocers, at 80s. 6d. a 81s., which would paeir
s&
the standard; Bastards arc totally neglected, although offer
at several shillings decline, the fall has been •principally upon
the ord. qualities ; Treacle remains firm in price, and there
has been a fair business done. Dutch Crushed Sugaris offer-
ing at reduced prices, but without finding buyers.
This afternoon there was a good export request for Reinert
goods from the shippers at steady rates, 80s. 6d. a 815. POs-
for for lumps entitled to the double bounty, and 395. 6d. a 405'
for tine crushed ; for the grocery descriptions there is ver);
little request at present, but prices remain firm. For a parcel
of 50 gilds: Dutch crushed, 375. has been accepted. There
arc sellers of British crushed for delivery in January at 375.)
but without meeting with buyers.
Mauftmus.—There have been no public sales, and the Pri"
vat() purchases have been limited, and confined to the good
and fine yellow descriptions, for which rather lower
prices have
been submitted to ; the brown and ord. yellow qualities arc
extremely heavy of sale. Still without arrivals, and no public
' sales are advertised.
' This day a public sale of 2,000 bags has been advertised for

Friday next.
EAST INDIA.--The holders of Bengal not being sellers on
so favourable terms as they were last week, there
demand to be extremely moderate ; for Siam and Manila
has been some inquiry, but nothing has been done, owieg t°
the offers made being rather under former rates, at which there
are not sellers; at Liverpool a cargo of the latter has been
sold at 21s. has ceased the
Foeetose -The Market of all descriptions remains la
and
have been only 500 boxes yellow Havana al
at 295. for fair quality, still the holders will not sell but
at
fully late rates.
TRA.-The total deliveries of all descriptions of Tea, O
which duty has been paid, for house consumption for the
week ending Nov. 19, are 438,774 lbs. -a al
RICE-15s. 6d. a 17s. paid by private contract, for meg
of middling and good white quality. in
Moeasses.-Not a single transaction has taken place
West India Molasses, and prices are uncertain.
The total deliveries of the West India Molasses from the
_
warehouses for home use for the week ending November 19t°
amount to 2,085 cwt.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS. -There is much detnilea
for Rum at fully late prices, but owing to the small quantity its
importers hands the sales arc limited, particularly of Jamaica,
and have been only a few parcels of the same 17 per coati
over at 4s. 2d., and 29 over 4s. Bd., very superior 3s. 6d. ;;Leewards and Demerara some small parcels have been taken
the former proof to 5 over at 2s. 7d. a 2s. Bd., and good b etre
at 2s. 9d. ; Demerara 36 to 39 per cent. has been lola
4s. Bd. a 4s. 10d. In Geneva there has been very little :bust
ness doe. F Brandy thee has ben less request, ut prices
are not lower.or All kind ofr e Scotch and Britiah Corn Spirit°
remain firm in price.
The stock is now 3,316 puns. and 713 hhds. less than las,
year ; the deliveries last week were 173 puns. less, but
hhds. more than in 1835.
TALLOW.-The market has been in a very inactisre state
since our last ; for consumption there has been very little
_dr
mand for St. PetersbarghYellovr Candle at 455. 6d. a 455. 9°,4
and for forward delivery the purchases have been extreuee',/
trifling at 455. 3d. for the spring months. Town Tallow' 'll
rather scarce.
COCHINEAL.-At auction this afternoon 20 bags liondoral
were put up, which went at an advance of Id., ord. ;ilia goo
silvers going at 6s. 7d. a 7s. 3d. l
FRUIT.-This afternoon only a portion of the parcels offereta,
at public sale were disposed of. Turkey pulled Figs in driae,
inferior at 1051. a 1065., Faro do. to nets 505., Comandra 0'
in baskets containing small tapnets 605. Dried Apples :4
°
baskets 40s. a 425. 01d Jordan Almonds in boxes 61. 85
6/. 155., ordinary do. hi. a 5/. 15s. Cape Raisins ,in holfes
30s. a 325. Old Valencias of good quality 38s. Old Chescoe
taken in at 345., and ord. at 30s.
Peovistores.-The business done in Irish Butter has been
very limited, the buyers only purchasing just sufficient to ler
landed,
ply their immediate wants, at 102 s. a 106 e. for Carlow Dutch
in'
and loos. a 102 s. for Waterford and Cork landed.
Butter at 106 s. a 108 s. for best Friesland. Lard is very
active, and to sell a considerable decline must be submitted to
by the holders; the last sale made was at 745. a 765. for Wit"
terford Bladders. The Bacon market is exceedingly dull ;
new prime quality to be bought at 50s. a 51s. landed.
SPICES.-There is very little request for any kind 0f
Ginger; Jamaica and Barbadoes at auction found buyers, the
former, tow to good middling at 4/. 10s. to a 10s., and the
latter at 90s. Cloves are Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. for Bencooleos
and 10d. to Is. 2d. for ordinary Bourbon and good Arnboynas
Mace at a decline of 6d. to 9d. for the ordinary kinds, inferior
to fine first quality went at 7s. 2d. to Bs. 2d., thirds of _inferior
to good quality 3s. to ss. 6d., and 3s. 6d. for shipping; sal°
of Pimento at aid. to 4d.
TURPENTINE.-The Trade purchase Spirits sparingly at 83g-
to 84s. In Rough nothing further has been done; the prise
asked is 18s. 6d.
COFFEE.-There has been an arrival of 126 casks of
gof
Berbice ; the onl parcel declared for auction is 50 casks
lo
the same description for Friday. In the absence of pulPics
sales of any kind of East India there has been a brisk requega
for Ceylon admissible for consumption at the 6d. duty, aliA,
fully and even stiffer prices than last week have been obtaleel
the private sales reach 2,000 bags at 695. a 70s. for Pent
ord., and 655. for similar quality last payment ; Mocha is /iv
cheaper, although there is not much request ; by private Oa'
tract 600 bales have changed hands at 525. a 545. for ord. ors,
garbled ; from the shippers there has been no demand
either Sumatra or Samarang, and of Ceylon they have on is
a small parcel at 455. a 465. For Brazil there has beet' 0
good request, and 900 to 1,000 bags have been taken at price
fully equal to those of last week, good and fine ord. colour)!
selling at 445. a 475., and 435. for very ord.
This afternoon prices of East and West India were firm, hej
there was not much business doing in either; 800 bagsthe
Ceylon are advertised for auction on Friday next. For
st
ord. poddy qualities of Mocha there has been some enquel
535. a 545. The total deliveries of Coffee from the warehounsib
for home consumption for the week ending November 1%.
arc 133,340 lbs. of West India, and 147,486 lbs. of East IV's,
Cocoa.-The British Plantation descriptions still cont0:0
very difficult of sale. A Government contract for 40 or
tons has been advertised. The total deliveries of West isri-ng
Cocoa from the warehouses for home use for the week ce"1"
November 19th are 11,8421h5. heel,
COTTON.-The private transactions since our last have id,
chiefly for shipment, and in all only 120 Bengal at 4d. b 4
500 Surat at 31(1. a 5:1d., and 20 Madras 6id. eons
OILS.-At auction, 10 tuns Pale Seal of first quality tuts
at 561. 10s., 7 tuns Straw Seal at 54/. lbs. to 551., 23
Newfoundland Whale sold at 481. to 50/. ss. for ale and n; •
quality, and 6 tuns of very ordinary darlrat 401. to 451. ;v;t:
80 tuns Southern will be offered at auction on Friday ;lees
The sales made in Linseed Oil for forward delivery hay! ;tea
very extensive at 395. to 40s. Palm has been taken in liet'
•
quantities at 345. farmle
INDIGO.-This afternoon there. was brought to pubr
40 serons Guatemala and 3 cheats Kurpah Indigo ; the
sold at rather low prices, low and good mid. Cortes all
bres at 4s. 3d. a 4s. 7d., the latter went at 4s.
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, BIRTHS.
On the 19th inst., Airs. Nash, Lea-road, Clapton, of a ea'. .
On the 20th inst., at North Brixton, Mrs. John Coltson, of
.aisao;,
On the 19th inst., at Feltham Hill, the lady of Captain 11"4`
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Soho, of a son.
On the 31st ult., at Wcst Rounton, the lady of the Rev.
Higginson, of a daughter. Ids, of*
On the 20th inst., Mrs. Shirreff, of Lincoln's Inn-fie
daughter.
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MARRIED.
On the 22d inst., at St. Marylchone Church, Wm. John 1.1.4 t;
tin, Esq., second son of Alajnr Martini and nephew to the late Ile
Hon. Sir Wm. Grant, to Charlotte Marsden, only daughter or
R. Marsden. Esq. •
DIED.
On the 21st inst., aged 65, the Rer. P. Burder, Lee
Christ Church, Newgate-street. .ffed 690
On the 17th inst., at Pembury, Kent, J. Willes, Esq., ''' moss,
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. inst. at Portland-place, 4.
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On the 19th 'inst.'
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Middlesex.--Wednesday, Noyembcr 23, 1836.