The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-23 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. and C. Anderson, tin ware manufacturers, Webber-street,
Blackfriars-road—J. and Wm. Fryer, manufacturers, Halifax, York-
shire—E. Butterworth and Co , calico printers, Irwell Springs,
Lancashire—J. and G. Burton, calico printers, Manchester—R. A.
Crafts and Co., merchants, Manchester (as far as regards R. A.
Crafts)—Wm-Wynn and Co., steel toy manufacturers, Birming-
ham (as far as regards Wm. Wynn)—E. Wilkinson and J. Herbert,
common brewers, Aspatria, Cumberland—D. Fraser and S. Grant,
surgeons, Clarendon-street, St. Pancras—A. Toy and J. Sharpe,
percussion cap makers, Birmingham—C. F. Mirfin and E. M. Scu-
ciamore, woollen drapers, Oxford-street—E. and J. Ledger, dyers,
Horsleydown—J. A. Bushby and W. J. Hancock, dealers in
china, Stamford, Lincolnshire—E. Cradock and C. Groves, soda
water manufacturers, Pontypool-place, Blackfriars-road--E. and
H. Butterworth, linen drapers, Trowbridge, Wiltshire—H. Don-
caster, and S. H. White, auctioneers, New Alresford, Southampton
—C. Haigh and Co., woolstaplers, Halifax, Yorkshire—J. B.
Riordan and J. Hughes, drapers, Tottenham-court-road—W. Ro•
binson and Co., coopers, Sheffield (as far as regards Wm. Robin-
son)—J. Williams and Wm. Boardman, glass manufacturers, Man-
chester—J. and It. Holtam, stable keepers, Cheltenhkm, Glouces-
tershire—W. J. Le Feuvre and Co., Steam-packet Company,
Southampton.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
ROBERT WHYTE, draper, Dundee, Feb. 2 and 17, at one
at the Royal Hotel, Dundee.

PRICE OF SUGAR.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed frcm
the Returns made in the week ending the li,th day of January, Me, is
3Si. Ilyd. per Hundred Weight, exclusive of the Duties of Customs
paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain.

Sumatra 425. Gd. Vf Foreign Coffee the sales are large t'
Brazil 1,000 bags at 514. si lids. being a shade higher.
By public sale this day 54t1 ii,rgs Ceylon Coffee of good fair
quality, all sold 565. to 575., full ratieket prices.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-There is little alteration
in Rum; the purchases reported are7chieily Leewards, 3.5 and
36 over, 3s. sd. ; 29 over, 3s. 3d. ; 29 over in hhds., 3s. ad. ;
and parcels of proof Leewards, 1 to 2 over, sold at 2s. 3d. in
Brandy and Geneva there is no alteration.
Isiso PeovistoNs.-In our Price Current of the sth inst.•
we stated that some of the shippers of Bacon had stopped
payment, by way of cancelling their forward shipments Made
1:.! Yew prices, since which time our market became much de"
presses, the shippers entertaining an idea that the priceg
would again rally, authorized their agents to get their forward
contracts eancel.!sid en the best terms, who rushed into the
market with such avid*, that not only frustrated their object',
but caused an immediate' advance, insomuch that some et
the cheesemongers who wouls:1 not purchase last week at 375-
per cwt. landed, have since become buyers for forward shipments
at 41s. for February, 425. for March and April, and
435. for May ; and as the opinion is very general that spring
prices will be very high, we have no do'ibt a further advance
will take place. The Butter Market is st.:ll firm ; the demand
for the manufacturing districts is very great, and as all parties
are in full employ, there is no probability of a decline.
BUTTER. BACON.
Stock. Delivery. I Stock. Delivery.
1835 73,800 firks 9,280 firks t 14,380 bales 2,930 bales
1836 52,402 7,754 I 9,982 '2,389
The imports of Butter are Irish 17s1 licks. Foreign 2,887 casks. ;
Bacon 100 bales. •
TaLLovv.-The transactions in Tallow are very extensive,
the trade buying very largely for the home consumption of the
country; the advance in prices is fully nusintained; the im-
porters appear to meet the buyers very freely.
Setees.-At public sale 105 bags Malabar Pepper of good
heavy quality were taken in at ,k.,ld. The prices. of Pirneuto
are a little lower ; publicly 300 bags chiefly of fair quoilti
sold 4d. to 40. In Cassia Lignea no business to report.
This afternoon by public sale 1,469 bags Malabar. Pepper
sold again at a decline of id., 4p. to 15 bags white
Pepper sold at Is. 34c1. a Is. 51(1., much the same ; 24 casks
Nutmegs 6s. ad. a 6s. 7d. ; 413 boxes Cassia Lignea sold
575. a 585., the latter Is. higher.
TEA.-The private trade teas in Mincing-lane continue W
be mostly withdrawn; the lower descriptions are neglected;
the fine sell, or are taken in at high prices ; to show the de-
pression of prices, a late great speculator who purchased et
2s. 2d., the same Teas now range I Id. per lb. This day fair
common Congous 11d. per lb., about half sold, better sorts
Is. to lid. ; Black Leaf is ls. Bd. to 2s. 34d._; Twank!if
Is. 4d, to Is. 9d. ; Hyson 3s. 3d. to 3s. tid; Hypon Skinf
common quality, lid. to Is.. Of the 40,000 packages that
have passed auction, about 10,000 only have found buyers.
INDIGO.-There is no new' feature in 'lndigo; the sale°,
commence on Tuesday next. Assortment of 5,506 chests' 0,1
East India Indigo, declared for sale on the 26th inst., valitee
according to last sale's prices ;-138 sne shippers, Ss. 6d•
and upwards ; 800 mid. to good ditto ss, a ss. 6d. ; 2,068
fine cons. to mid shippers 4s. Gd. a ss. ; 70 very low undeci-
ded qualities 3s. a 3s. 9d. ; 2,128 ord. to good consumers 3s; 9cL
a 4s. 6d. ; 141 Oudes ; 25 Kurpah ; 136 Madeas.
COCHINEAL.-This day's sales 118 packages, silver 6e. 9d'
a 7s. 6d., black Bs. 2d. a Bs. 5d., former prices, except in fine
which is 2d. lower.
COTTON.-The accounts from Liverpool continue fairottre"
ble ; on Wednesday about 6,000 bags of Cotton were re-
ported to be sold at rather better prices ; these accounts hell
at length had a favourable effect upon this Market, the sales
here are considerable at decidedly firmer, prices ,• they consiO
of 2,030 Surat, ord. to good bid a 7d. ; 50 Bengal, good
fair 61d; 50 &weds, fair 911 d.
SILK.-There continues to be some request for Silk, an
business is doing at very firm prices. The assortment of tile
East India Company's sale of Silk for 22d February is ge-
nerally of inferior quality; but notwithstanding the prices 08
expected to rule high. ,
WooL.-The Wool Market remains quiet • there is still
scarcity of Wools in the Market-the demandis good, but the
wants of the trade cannot be easily complied with; the prig
may be considered 2d. per lb. higher than they were a fortnigllC
ago.
E'scx.-The public sale, 279 bags good white Bengal Rice;
sold steadily at Its. 6d. to 13s. By public sale this day 3,112'
bags East 'hidia Rice, yellow sold at Bs. a 9s. 6d. ; goo'
Bengal 13s.
SALTrETRE.-'lkP Market was very fiat, on account of the
large public sales adve.stised ; the two of this morning consed
of 2,887 bags, about one-half was withdrawn Fevious
sale, the other half sold at 255. for 14 to 161- refraction, nearli
former prices.
TOBACCO.-Small parcels Of.Virginias have been taken for
bonding at 50. to 60.. about `l.:rmer prices. About 21
hhds. of the lowest export Stripts lusis.' been sold at about 4d'

PRICE OF BREAD.
The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis is= 7d. for the 41b. t"Pai,wlf.
There are others who sell from a half-penny to threk' half.pence
that rate.

PRICE OF

iEEDS.—Jan. 18

- Per Quarter. „
St. Foin —5. .—5.,3..**.'
.
Rye Grass —s• •—s.
..,....8.
Macey Grass —s S. ~..„
Linseed, for feeding s4s. 565. ?
Ditto, for sowing —s. ----
Ditto, for crushing —s 50, ,5.
Canary —S. 403 Li;
Hemp —B. 463. w--'
Per Bushel.
White Mustard....., 4s. 0.1. 65. °T.
Brown Ditto
Tares 4s. Cd. 53.
t) 33/. 401. Foreign 371. 3_22.1.-......./

1-10 PS —Jan. IS. 1/. Os.
l(,l. Os. 01. Cs. to
31 15s.
51 ss. 71. Os to 01. 06'
al. 10s. 41. Cs. to si. 1;t•
w. Os. 31. 125. to 41. 72
01. Os. C. 4s. to 4, 1."