The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-13 00:00:00

LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1836.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Cause of SUTTON against M2'.lt-
SHALL, the Creditors of ROBERT MARSHALL, late of the
Town of Nottingham, Wharfinger, who died in the month of De-
cember, 1831, are, on or before the Ist day of May next, to come
iu and prove their debts before Sir GIFFIN Witsorr, one of the
Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-build-
ings, Chancery-lane, London, or, in default thereof, they will pe-
remptorily be excluded, the benefit of the said Decree.
TAYLOR and COLLISON, 28, Great James-strmt,
Bedford-row, Plaintiff's Agents.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a cause of OSBORN v. OSBORN,
the creditors of HANNAH OSBORN, late of Whitmore-haute
and Bordesley Mills, Birmingham, (widow of Henry Osborn, of
the same place, sword-cutler and gun-maker), who died in the
month of April, 1833, are, on or before the 20th day of Hay
next, to come in and prove their debts before Sir Girrm Witsox,
one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Sotth-
anapton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or in default thereof
they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Deerei.--
Dated the 10th April, 1836.
SANGSTER and PUGH, Solicitors, 1, Bond-eourt, WalbrOok.
F. MOLE, Solicitor, Carrs-lane, Birmingham.

VRURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Gauss of OSBORN against OS-
B N, the Creditors of HENRY OSBORN, the elder late of
Whitmore House and Bordesley Mills, Birmingham, sword eltler
and gun maker, who died in the month of August, 1827, are, on
or befere the 20th day of May next, to come in and prove their
Debts before Sir GIFFIN WILSON, one of the Masters of the said
Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chaneory-
lane, London, or in default thereof, they will peremptorily be ex-
eluded the loonefit of tpho said Decree.

Dated the 10th of April, 183 G.
SANGSTER and PUGH, Solicitors, 1, Bond-court, Walbrook
F--MOLE, .Solicitor, Carrs-lane,..Birmingham.

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THE MARKETS.

(From the New London Price Current of last night.)
SUGAR:—We stated on Tuesday last the probability of a
general revival in the Sugar trade ; it has occurred at an
earlier day than even we anticipated ; there were only throe
Market days last week, on Wednesday about 300 hhds. sold,
on Thursday 600, and on Friday above 1,100 hhds., making
above 2,000 hhds. and trs. for the week, with each day an in-
creasing demand, and at rather higher prices; the fact is, the
wholesale houses and the country dealers are out of stock, and
as there is a good appearance of a favourable fruit season, the
request is immediately expected, and though the demand has
been checked by the high prices, the consumption is not ma.
terially affected by it, as the great request (the working classes)
are in full employment at fair remunerating wages. The
stock of West India Sugars is now 11,601 hhds. and trs.,
being I,2Blless thou last year. ;The stock of Mauritius is now
77,358 bags, which is 22,686 less than last year. The deli-
very of West India last week was 1,594 hhds. and trs., which
is 897 less than last year. The delivery of Mauritius was
6,483 bags, being 1,166 less than the corresponding week of
last year. There was a very animated demand to-day from
the refiners and grocers for West India Sugar at prices fully
6d. above those of Friday ; the quantity on show was much
less this day than on any previous day last week; the sales,
not including the Barbadoes, exceed 1,200 hhds. and trs. The
first public sale this year of new Barbadoes Sugar took place
this afternoon, and amounted to 141 hhds., just arrived by the.
Tropic ; It was generally a very good parcel, but the quality
was not equal to that of last year, all sold with considerable,
spirit at from 645. 6d. a 68s. 6d., being fully former rates, and
in some cases 6d. higher, the quality was mid. to fine bright
grocery. In the Refined Market last week 425. 6d. was paid
for fine Crashed, which was Is. higher than the latest point ;
goods rather. .scarce, particularly the fine to pass the standard.
It appears that we were in error in stating last week-tliat. the-
new Sugars from Demerara were Refined; it seems the
bright colour is produced simply by an improved method of
manufacture. There has been a brisk demand from the gro-
cers at prices rather higher than the were last week, 81s. a
82s. paid for Lumps that will not pass the standard; a large
parcel of Lumps was taken yesterday by exporters at 83s. 6d.
long price, or 425. 6d. on board. A cargo of 200 hhds.
Dutch Crushed Sugar has been sold at 41s. 6d., but there
are now no further sellers under 425. There is a great en-
quiry by the shippers far English made goods at 83s. 6d.,
but no sellers under 84s. ; grocery goods continue in brisk
request.

MAURITIUS.—There is a better demand for Mauritius Sugar
at fully former prices, and in some cases an advance of 6d. has
been paid ; 7,577 bags at auction met with ready buyers, low
to good brown at 595. 6d. a 615., mid to fine yellow 625. a 68s.
7,200 bags are advertised for sale to-morrow, 2,000 bags of
which are for exportatiomonly.
EAST INDIA.—The demand for East India is confined chiefly
to parcels of Bengal for the scale, at fully last week's rates ;
in Manilla, Siam and Java very little done on account of the
importers of the late arrivals refusing to sell at former Market
prices. The public sale of 5,594 bags Siam this day sold
with much spirit at an advance of Is. on the previous currency,
and fetched 355. a 40s. 6d., also 438 baskets 68 bags Java
went at very full prices, 31s. a 395.
FOREIGN.—There was a brisk demand last week for Foreign
Sugars, principally for the American Markets, at prices a
shade above former quotations ; Havannah has fetched 35a. 6d.
for very low yellow, 375. a 38s. for good, for the latter quality
395. is now required, and hi some cases even 40s. is wanted ;
parcels of Brazil sold at 265. a 275. for brown Paraiba, and
335. for mid. old white Bahia; at auction washed white Ha-
vannah sold at the high price of 435. a 445. 6d ; a cargo of
Pernambuco sold afloat, but the price did not transpire. This
afternoon parcels of mid. yellow Havannah sold at 375. Aver.*
age price of Sugar 1/. 18s. 4d. per cwt.
MOLASSES. —There was some enquiry for West India, but
very little was done. The total deliveries of West India Mo-
lasses from the warehouses for the week ending April 9th
amount to 379 cwt.

TEA.-The public sales of 39,000 packages Free Trade
commenced this morning. There was a goo attendance of
the trade, including' several dealers from the country. No
discussion about duties, or any other subject, occurred.
Boheas have sold at 9.0. a 1 td.; Fokien, Is. 3d.; Congous,
fine black leaf, 2s. 2d. a 2s. 6A-d.; Souchong kind, Is. 10d. a
25., common, ls. a ls. 2d; Twankay, Is. 6d. a Is. qd.;
Hyson, 3s. 2d. a 3s. 6d. The total deliveries of all descrip-
tions of Tea from the warehouses on which duty has been paid
for the week ending April 9th arc 439,4961b5.
COFFEE.-The prices of British Plantation gave way Is. a
2s. last week for the clean qualities, and the demand was very
moderate ; the quantity offered at public sale was 470 pack-
ages, a part only of which was sold, Berbice mid. coloury 955.
a 98s. 6d., good mid. 101 s., triage 795. a 895.; Demerara
was taken in at 91s. a 925. for mid., and unclean fine ord.
Jamaica at 85s. There is very little demand for East India,
and Ceylon may be bought on easier terms than last week ;
Mocha is held very firmly ; Ceylon at public sale was taken
in at 555., and Singapore at 48s. a 51s. Gd. for home use.
The transactions in the Foreign Market are three floating car-
goes of St. Domingo at 525. 9d., partly for Antwerp, and
one of Brazil at 535. per cwt. The Plantation Coffee Market
this afternoon was in a very dull state ; to sell a large quan-
tity a great reduction must be submitted to, while on the other
hand to purchase a small quantity fully former rates must be
paid. The public sales of 136 bales Mocha this afternoon
went at full prices, from 655. 6d. a 695., mid. quality. The
total deliveries of Coffee from the warehouses for the week
ending April 9th are 158,075 lbs of West India, and 125,394
lbs. of East India.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There was a very
steady demand for Rum last week, but a considerable
business was prevented from being. done owing to the
supply at Market being still very small. There is a
good export demand for Geneva at ls. Bd. a ls. lid.
Brandy as last quoted, and in demand for shipping. There
was again much enquiry for Rum this day, but owing to the
Market being still scantily very little was done.
RICE.-The holders of Bengal will not sell but at fully for-
mer rates; the demand has become very moderate. At public
sale to-day 425 bags Java from Siam sold at I Is. 6d. a
12s. for bold quality.
SPICES.-There is a good demand for Pimento at full
prices, and in some cases at an advance of gd. ; at public
sale four hundred packages sold at 3id. a 4d. for ordi-
nary quality. Pepper is a trifle cheaper, and the demand
is very moderate ; at auction 325 bags sold at 4fd. a 4d.
for mid. black quality • 20 bags white taken in at ls. 4d.
Cassia Lignea being held for advanced rates, very little busi-
ness has been. done. The public sale this afternoon of 344
bags Malabar. Pepper was all taken in, good at 4P. a 4id.

former prices.
INDIGO.—There continues to be a steady demand, and some
parcels have been sold at former prices, but the near approach
of the sale prevents much business from being done. The
total deliveries of Indigo from the warehouses for the week
ending April 9, are 37,9371b5. of East India, and 9341bs of
West India.
Coco*.—A Government contract for 30 tons Brazil is ad-
vertised. The total deliveries of West India Cocoa, from the
warehouses, for the week ending April 9th, are 28,778 lbs.
SALTPETRE.—The prices continue firm, but the demand has
been very limited.
COCIIINEAL.—The deraand is very moderate, and lower
prices have been accepted. At public sale 125 serons Hon-
duras went at a decline of 2d. per lb. for the inferior sorts,
other kinds full prices; good and fine Silvers fetched 7s. 4d. a
7s. Bd., ord. and mid. 6s. 11d. a 7s. 2d.
COTTON.—The demand since Friday has been extremely
moderate. Prices continue very firm. The sales at Liver-
pool last week were much less than those of the previous one,
being 20,400 bales ;at prices to lower for American.
All other sorts are as last quoted.
Su-K.—The Raw Silk Market continues very animated,

and prices arc on advance ; the supply has again liecome very
moderate. At Lyons a considerable business is doing for
the tnglish Market, and the quantity on hand was not sufficient
to execute the numerous orders.
Fault —There has been a very fair business done since
our last for home consumption, and parcels have also been
taken for shipping.
HOPS.—The buyers continue to purchase very freely, and
the fresh supply at Market has again been small ; prices are a
shade higher.
LAC DYE-The prices continue firm and there is a good
demand. At auction 200 chests sold at Is. 20. for good
native.

WooL.—There is still a brisk demand for Spanish Wool.
In German an extensive business has been done. The low
sorts of Russian, &c., have again sold to some extent ; owing
to the stocks in first hands of British Wool being much re-
duced, extensive sales have been prevented from being made,
still there has been a good demand at the advance of last week.
PROVISIONS.—Irish Butter has advanced in valne 2s. to 35.,
and the demand has been extremely brisk, Cork landed fetch-
ing 86s. to 88s., Limerick, 84s. to 865., Carlow, 84s. to 88s.,
Waterford, Eos. to 86s. ; the demand has been chiefly for the
country, 2,000 firkins alone having been taken for Manchester;
there has been again no arrivals for Ireland. The prices of
Foreign has given way several shillings, and owing to their
continuing to be a very plentiful supply, the retailers buy just
sufficient for their immediate wants, at 90s. to 925. for fine
Freizland, the arrivals since this day week are 7,400 casks.
There is an improvement in the demand for Bacon, and prices
have advanced is. 475. to 485., paid for parcels of prime size
able on board andlanded ; the arrivals from Ireland continue
heavy, 4,900 bales having arrived since this day way week.
The demand for Lard is very moderate. The Ham Trade
has again beceme quiet. The Scotch Pork is very brisk, but
for Irish Pork middles there is very little demand, the prices
are 435. to 455. for bale and tierce.
Oms.—There are several export orders here for the low
and black descriptions of Fish Oils, but owing to the stocks
of these kinds being very small, but few of the orders have at
present been executed. Pale Seal. Cod and Southern
Whale are in brisk request for the home trade at gradually
improving prices. 'Fhe demand for Linseed Oil since Friday has
been very moderate ; there are no sellers under 475. per cwt.
Palm has advanced to 355. Olive is in demand for shipping
tat 631. for Gallipoli. Several public sales are advvrtized for

PRICE 7D.

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next week, in all 122 casks Palm, 24 casks, 1,000 pkgs Cocoa.,
Nut, 300 tuns Southern.

TALLOW.—The prices continue to advance, and the demand
for parcels on the spot and for delivery have been extensii e,
445. 3d. paid for the former, and 455. 9th a 465. 3d. for tl e
latter. At public sale this afternoon 301 casks P. Y. Candle
stranded sold at 435. 6d. a 445.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

FIRST SPRING .11EE7'ING 1838.
:MO ND NY. —Match, 100/., h. ft. D.Al.—Duke of Portland's c.
by Taurus, out of Thebes, cgst Lord Tavistock's c. by Taurus, out
of Mysie, Bst. 71b. each,

• FrpsT SPRING MEETING, 1839.
THURSDAY.—Match. 1001., h. ft. D.M.—Lord Tavistock's f. by
Taurus, out of Mona, against the Duke of Rutland's c. by Taurus,
out of Flame's dam, Bst. 71b. each.