The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-02 00:00:00

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private contract. The Company's sale of 25,251 a pck*Affs
of Java Sugar, which occurred at Amsterdam ott the 27th vrele
all disposed of from f. 25 up to
FosEtoN.—Reduced prices by a 9s. have 13.... en again
submitted to for the trifling parcels which have changed hands;
the private s'ale.^ amount to 300 chests of inferior yellow
new Ha-
vEmmth Sugar of old import at 275. 6d., 100 chests good
yellow at 295. a 305., Pnd SO chests Bahia at 30s. for mid. end
good rong white; in white ilavannah not a transaction has
taken platiVi An 4 prices remain nominally the same as last week.

There have been BY trrivaib-.
Ave: age price of Slight' 2/. •,,',:'• ad.
NlQLAssEs..—The purchase§ of West India Molasses have
been extremely muderate, and rather lower prices have been_
accepted; a small parcel of good Antigua has been diposed of
at 325.
The total deliveries of West India Molasses from the ware-
houses for home use for the week ending October 29th amount
to 3,133 cwt.
TALLOW. —VIC indifferent success at the Davis' Straits
Fishery and the change ii, the weather has occasioned a
con-
siderable demand for Petcrsburgh Yellow Candle on the spot
for immediate consumption, and there has been an advance of
ls. 9d. a 2y in the price since this day week, sales made at
455. 9d. For forward delivery extensive transactionnsd hoe
taken place at 455. 9d, up to the end of the year, and
465.
fur the spring months.
Pnovitasiti,—Owing to the short supplies and the great
consumption or nearly all articles under this denomination, we
have still to support a further advance in prices of most de-
scriptioas, For Irish Butter for consumption there has been
an active demand, and the supplies from the other side being
still short, only 2,300 firkins having arrived within the last six
days ; holders have obtained an advance on former rates of
several shillings; sales of Carlow landed at 103 s. a 1065.,
Corks 100 s., Waterfords 1025., a 1035., Limerick 101 s. 8
102 s. ; Dutch has met with a good sale, and prices have im-
proved 3s. a 55., sales of the best made at 108 s. a 110 s., 6,000'
casks have reached this Port since last Tuesday. Bacon for
consumption has been in good request, and advanced rates ha
found
e
been obtained, 555. a 565. paid for prime qualities ; for deli-
very there has been several contracts made. Lard has
a free sale and prices have risen 2s. a 35., sales of Waterford
Bladdered made at 745. and 755. The prime qualities of
Hams are muc
reh in request•
India Mess Beef and Pork, are
raer dear. In Cheese. there is not much doing, but prices

remain firm.
COTTON.-About 100 bales have changed hands at sales
prices ; they consist principally of the ordinary description of
Surat and Bengal taken by exporters.
INDIGO.-The business doing in East India is still exat
treinely moderate, and confined to small parcels of old goods
prices 2d. a 3d. below those of last sale. The total deliveries
of Indigo from the warehouses for home use for the week
ing Octobcc 29th are 32,8091b5. of East India, and 5501b5. 01
West India.
OILS.-At an advance of 20s. a 40s. there has been a good
business done in all descriptions of common Fish
Oils, to
pale
supply the increasing wants of the home trade; sales of
Seal made at 551., Cod 491., Southern 481. a 49/. Sperm
sells readily at 821. a 831. Linseed Oil is taken in extreme
limited parcels at 395. a 395. 6d.-Rape, although in
very
limited demand, remains firm in price.
CoctualeaL.-This afternoon the large public sales, conee'
taining 290 serons, about three-fourths of which were dispoa
of, ordinary selling at former rates, the good ones went ld•
2d. lower, blacks sold 3d. cheaper ; Honduras good silvers,
Os. 9d. a 7s. 3d., ord. and mixed, 6s. 3d. a 6s. Bd.,
blacks
good, 7s. Bd. a Bs. 2d.
TEA.-The large public sales under the new system, cons
taining 92,182 packages, commenced this mornin g
T
; there Wa
but a small attendance of the trade present. The trade ba
proceeded with much heaviness, and out of 1'4515 packages
that have passed auction only 2,625 found buyers--these were,.
chiefly Twankays and Hysons, the former show a decline ot
lid. per lb., the latter of 4d. ; hardly any Congous are sold'
nor Boheas ; the lowest Congous went Is. Id. per lb. P'
s43°-
chong, a very few fine sold at 2s. 6d. ; Twankays, good.
sd. a Is. 6d. ; Hysons, 2s. 6d. a 2s. Bd. ; ,finh°
et
3s. sid. a 3s. 6d. ; Gunpowder, 4s. Id a 45. 3d. T
Orange Pekoe, Black Leaf Pekoe, and Copper, were near',"
all bought in. The total deliveries of Tea from the wav r
e'
houses for home consumption on which duty ha.s been paid fo
the week ending October 29th, are 320,0051b5.i.
COCOA.-The British Plantation Market is still extremely
heavy, and to sell importers must submit to a decline of some
shillings. The total deliveries of West India Cocoa from tho
warehouses for home use for the week ending October 29 are
8,021 lbs.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS. -The prices of Rum ve'
main firm, but the demand has been much checked owing
t°
the small quantity remaining in the hands of importers :
the
purchasers have amounted to 400 puns., Jamaica 22 to 29
over
proof at 4s. 4d. to 4s. Bd., 30 to 37 over at 4s. 9d. a 55., 611,
marks ss. 2d. a ss. 3d. ; Leewards, proof to 2 over 2s. Bd., °
to 9 over 2s. 9d a 2s. 10d., 10 to 12 over 2s. 11d. a 350_,15
to 20 over 3s. id. a 3s. 4d., 25 to 30 over 3s. Bd. to 4s,
4w.;
the arrivals have been light, and the stock continues to (heir
nish. Geneva has undergone no change in price or demon34'
Brandy for consumption sells steadily at fully late rates.
Rics.-For East India Rice there has been a good request
at former rates for the common sorts, but the best qualities
have given way 6d. At auction 3,630 bags went at 15s.
16s. 6d. for mid. and good mid. white Bengal, and 12s. a 13s•
for good yellow Madras. Carolina has been in demand by the
home trade at 2s. advance. The Public sale of 593 bag
East India this afternoon were all disposed of at steady priceSts
mid. white Bengal at 15s. 6d. a 16s.
TURPENTINE.-A parcel of 1,300 barrels Rough has heel
disposed of at 18s. 6d., and the demand has beeh continuo
to liite parcels.
SmPICESd .- Pimento remains steady in price, but the dernae,cl
is still moderate, and only a part of 280 bags at public seer
were disposed of, mid and good mid at 34d. a 4d. PePPee
sells slowly, but the parcels disposed of at public sale
secured former rates. The parcels of Ginger offered at auction,
have gone at rather easier prices, 100 bags good ord
sold at 335. 6d., and 270 casks Jamaica at 5L a 8/. for xel '
and good. Mace and nutmegs in fair demand at fair rates.
This afternoon the public sale of 951 bags 88 rebitts
Malabar Pepper were all withdrawn.
SALTPETRE.-The demand for rough has been moderate! a:
.
but the prices have not given way at auction, 2,400 went
_•
275. a 28s. 6d. for good Calcutta, and 245. for very ord
Mai g
This afternoon a public sale of 4,016 bags Calcutta too_
place, which went at a decline of Is. ord to good Calcutta, re
fraction 41 121, selling a '2l3s. 275. 6d. to
Toaacco.t-o The business doing ain the Market continues
be extremely moderate, and prices a:e looking downvvards:oo
COFFEE.-The British Plantation Coffee Market has 'l',
in a very languid state, and prices still continue to give rveJet
the unclean sorts are totally neglected, although offereade,
prices several shillings below those of last week, and the 00
mand for the clean grocery descriptions has been of the M f
tat 0
moderate kind at a reduction of is. 6d. a 2s. ; only a P
the 130 casks and barrels offered at auction has been dislle.by
of, St. Lucias low mid. at 905., Demerara good ord. 88s•:,.04
maica good mid. 110 s., low mid. and mid. 955. a 10.55*/ cp.
to fine ord. 725. 6d. a 935. ; the crop at Berbice will be bag
tremely large. In the East India Market much langoercoet
prevailed, there having been nothing done by private cootbogo
either for shipping or by the grocers, and the 2,5°° da
Ceylon offered at auction have been all taken in 29.
under
previous prices, good ord. at the 6d. duty at 745. a re'
at the 9d. duty at 483. 6d. Mocha is in very bin': age-
quest, and is again rather cheaper; 110 bales offered and
tion went at 655. 6d. a 665. for good ord. clean garble',
to
775. 6d. for mid. ; some small parcels of ord. ungarbled 1r
been sold privately at 51s. Sl•
In the Foreign Market there is still nothing doin gagd the
Domingo, but at easier prices there arc not sellers ; jg•
limited demand for Brazil has been confined to 600 bag Toff
a 2s. decline, good ord. sold at 455. a 465, ; the fine ice,
descriptions are extremely scarce, and are held for high Prceat
This afternoon there were no public sales of West ortriing
India Coffee, and by private contract scarcely all ,bero
doing, yet at any further decline there are not sellers;
n'boga
are no public sales of the former announced, and only 613'
and robins of the latter are advertised.
The total deliveries of Coffee from the warehouses fo..r.horb:
consumption for the week ending October Atli are 163,0
rly of West India, and 132,728 lbs. of East India.

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Mr. Maunsell, jun., the son of T. P. gatins,:,,,,
M. P. for the Northern Division of this county, clairliejjar
a person entitled to vote, but was struck off by the M
riste rsat Kettering, being only 20 years of age.
must ter,
wait another year.—Northainplon Cleronicit
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BIRTHS.
On the 30th ult., the lady of T. Hitchcock Esq.► of Barrtob'irr
ci or
place, Islington, of a daughter \still-born '
strOeent,the 31st ult., the lady' of A. 1-1.. Bulley, Esq., of °'e
of a daughter. Ting°
On the 30th ult., at Greenwich, the lady of Crowley Alt
Esq., of a son.
On the 18th ult., at Woodville, county of Sligo,
Gethin, Esq , of a son. II naVS°P
On the 31st ult., at Launde Abbey, the lady of =-•
Esq., of a son. the lady 0f
lc 0
C.
the
ilst inst., in Charles-street, Berkeley
H ford, Esq., of a daughter, f the WI
On the 29th ult., at Knowlton Court,' Kent, the lady 0
R. Wright, of a daughter. f 113°11.
On the 31st ult., at Bartlow, Cambridgeshire, the wife
of
Barnard, Esq., of a daughter. Eq•'
On the Bth ult., at Geneva, the lady of A•
C• Cobham,
Shinfield, Berks, of a son.
square, the law

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MARRIED• fifth On O f Sir
In October, at Dover, the Hon. James Butler,
, daughter °
Right Hon. Lord Dunboyne, to Emily Mary, onlY "- jot
W. Fitzgerald, Bart., of Carrigoran, county Clare. 6 3fari, el
On the 29th ult., George Bowes Morland, Esq" t
daughter of T. Thornhill, Esq.

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DIED.
On the 29th ult. at St. Ibb' , Hmis the Rev' - -11"t'etriliti °
aged 75, LowndesProfess'or of Astronomy in the 1/11/1 DO'
Cambridge. street,
St.
On the 27th ult., Mr. Wm. Daniell, of Bewling-str fO.
rylebone, aged 34. bter 0
On the 27th ult at Chester, aged 88, Elizabeth, daug
late T. Sloughter, 'Esq., of that city.l4lll'
4819°° SW
On the 30th ult., at Portland-place, Clapton, abed'Aof the
tin Serrano, late Member of the Cortes for, and Ju"g-
premcColft of Valencia, Spain. l'4°'
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