The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-27 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. A. Gillett andW. Gillett, jun., London, merchants—J. and
J. Robinson, Habergham Eaves, Burnley, Lancashire, joiners—
J. and B. Smith, Wellington, Shropshire, drapers—W. Bell, R.
Marshall, and S Radford, rope-manufacturers (so far as regards
W. Bell) —C. and G. Fisher, and G. Legat, Handsworth, Yorkshire,
nurserymen—M. and H. Cutler, Farringdon-street, corn.dealers
—E. Reeve and J. Foot, Dartford, tailors—W. and J. Butler,
Hale-end, corn-dealers—J. Walker and P. Witherby, Li-
verpool, brokers—G. Bailey, J. Walker, and P. Witherby, Liver.
pool, silk-brokers—NV. Richardson and W. Way, Oxford, grocers
—J. and M. W. Lamb, Manchester, drysalters—C. Tothill,
W. Tothill, and G. Waring, Bristol, chemists (so far as re-
gards the said G. Waring)—G. A. A ylwin, R. Mercer, and
C. Ely, Swansea, coal-owners—John Fenton and William
Morgan, John-street, Cannon-street-road, grocers—S. White,
W. Crockett, W. Hill, and W. R. Bishop, Exeter, com-
mon-brewers (so far as regards the said W. Hill and W. R.
Bishop)—G. loung and D. C. Thornhill, Mark-lane, wine.mer-
chants—B Coxhead, sen. and B. Coxhead, jun., Three Colt-
street, Limehouse, ironmongers—T. Heaton and H. King, Doff:
cocher, Lancashire, stone-getters—R. Niven, J. M'Lean, and H.
Niven, Manchester, manufacturing-chemists—M. H. Barrow,
G. Rawlins, and S. G. Rawlins, Doughty-street, Bedford-row,
solicitors (so far as relates to the said G. Rawlins)—J. Taggart
and W. Ginn, Liverpool, shipwrights—A. Coates, J. Williams,
M. S. Grigg, and NV. H. Hawker, Plymouth, spirit-dealers—(so
far as regards the said Ann Coates;—R. Prince and W. H. Fos-
ter, Chorlton-row, Lancashire, grocers—W. Park and H. John-
son, Manchester—E. Tyler and J. Humphries, Stourport, carpet-
manufacturers—G. Smith, sen., Spilaby, Lincolnshire, and G.
Smith, jun., Wakefield, Yorkshire, woolstaplers—J. Holman,
Baalzephon-street, Long-lane, Southwark, and T. Scholey, Re-
phidim-street, Kent-road, gravel-merchants—C. Yates, J. Tapp,
and J. Yates, Manchester, silk-warehousemen (so far as regards
J. Tapp).

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the London New Price Current of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The Sugar Market appeared languid last week, but
the purchases exceeded 3,300 hhds. and trs ; there was no reduc-
tion in the prices. The stock of West India Sugar is now
43,531 hhds. and trs., which is 3,081 more than last year. The
stock of Mauritius 1•X,784 bags, being more than 32,199 more
than last year. The delivery of West India Sugar last week
3,93.5 hhds. and trs., being 189 less than last year. The delivery
of Mauritius 6,643 bags, being 6,643 less than in the correspond-
ing week of 1830. At the close of the market the estimated sales
this day were 800 hhds. and trs., including the Barbadoes public
sale, which went off at rather lower prices. In the Refined Mar.
ket there has been a general request for low Lumps for export;
the prices were fully 6d. higher; the fine qualities are in less de-
mand, and the supply more considerable—the goods so entitled
to the double-refined bounty are held for an advance of 6d to Is. ;
the wholesale grocers have been buying goods for the home con-
sumption to a considerable extent—the fine Grocery descriptions
are neglected. The Market this afternoon looks still more firm,
and scarcely any parcels of low lumps offer under 635.
FOREIGN SUGARS.--Several parcels of Brazil Sugars were
offered last week" at public sale, but, as no intelligence had trans-
pired respecting their being again allowed for refining for ex-
port, the whole of the sound was taken in. By private contract
400 chests Pernams were reported sold, low to good white 21s. a
26s.—some yellow Havannah at 245. This day, at public sale,
283 chests, 11)2 brls. Brazil Sugar, Bahia and Pernams, chiefly
brown, sold ls. higher, 14s. a 18s. 6d. ; inferior white 225. a 255.
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—The Mauritius Sugars last week
went off without briskness, but at Market rates; Bengal of the
late East India sale Is. advance. This day at public sales 4,079
bags Mauritus sold 6d. to Is. lower, brown 425. 6d. antf 435.
Average price of Sugar 11. 3s. INid. per cwt.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The sales of Rum
are limited to parcels of fine quality Jamaica for the home con-
sumption, and some Leewards about proof for shipping; there
are no alterations in the price. In Brandy a few sales of the best
marks are reported at 4s. 6d. a 4s. 7d. In Geneva no transactions
of any extent ,• several parcels offer for forward delivery.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—Notwithstanding the
dreadful spread of the cholera morbus in Russia, and the proba-
bility of the intercourse being still more interrupted, yet the
Tallow market gives way, from the great eagerness of the holders
to sell; the principal sales have been 425. a 41s. fxl., and some
yesterday about 41s. Hemp and Flax at nearly nominal iluota-
tations. This afternoon Tallow, on the spot, 425. ; for distant
delivery, 41s.
SPlCES.—Pimento is 1,4 d. a Ud. higher; East India Spices are
in more demand. .

COTTON.-The Cotton market continues without alteration.
The sales lately are 350 Surat, ord. 4d., fine sNicl. ; 50 Bengal,
fair 41. id. ; 400 Bowed, good fair 5%d., good 6;9e1.
COI FEE.-British Plantation Coftbe continues in such gene-
ral and extensive demand, on account of the extraordinary in.
crease of home consumption, that the prices are again ss. a 7s.
higher than on Tuesday last; Triage sells at 50s. a 575.; good
ord. 608. a 625. ; fine and fine ord. 655. a 705.-the finer qualities
are not advanced in proportion ; mid. sells 745. a 765., and good
mid. 78s. a 84s. ; these prices apply to Dominica, Berbice, and all
descriptions of British Plantation-St. Domingo 425. a 435., and
for fine 455. is reported to be refused; Brazil is lower, a large
parcel of good ord. pale sold 40s. a 41s. 6d. ; good , ord. Ceylon
41s. 6d. a 425.; Sumatra 355. 6d. a 335. ; good Batavia 40s. 6d.
a 425. ; Mocha 655. 6d. a 70s. tid., the latter 3s. a 4s. higher.
By public sale this forenoon 90 casks, 40 barrels Dominica and
Jamaica, chiefly the former, they sold 2s. a 4s. lower in propor-
tion than Jamaica, yet still at the highest prices yet realised, mid.
Dominica, which colour in Jamaica would be worth 725. a '745.,
sold at 695., good ord. Ohs. a 655. ; broken Jamaica sells at 605.,
good ord. 645. a 665., fine ord. 675. a 70s. ; the sales of East India
by private contract exceed 1,000 bags, ord. Batavia and Ceylon
415. a 425., fine ord. Batavia 455.' Sumatra 38s,
SALTPETRE.-Saltpetre is lower; the Company's refined,
41s. rough 375.
OILS.-Gallipoli is 21. higher on account of the unfavourable
reports of the crop. Common Oils still in demand, and rather
higher. Sperm dull on account of the recent arrivals.
HOPS.-The Hop Market is dull ; the accountsfrom the coun.
try generally favourable; the estimated duty is 140,000/.
TEA S.-Boheas are 3s. 6y2d., duty paid. Congous are in con.
siderable demand at ld. a 154 d. per lb. profit on the last sale; and
all descriptions scarce in the market.
SILK,-Very little is doing in this article, and the prices a
shade lower than the East India sale. In Italian the finer quali-
ties meet a more current sale.

'WOOL—We have no alteration to report. There are several
sales this week.

INDIGO, RUM, &c.—Sales this day:-34 chests Bengal In-
digo sold brisk at past Company's sale prices, mid. good consuming
kinds to mid. shipping 2s. lid, a 4s. 4d. ; 47 serons Guatimala
ditto sold brisk at full prices, low Cortes to fine second Floras
Is. 6d. a 6s. ; for exportation only went lower by 3d. ; Is. 7d. a
3s. 6d. for low Cortes to mid. "Sobres; 84 bales East India Saf-
flower, mid. to very good sold lower than the market about 10s. ;
71. 10s. a 8/. 15s. in bond; 37 chests very fine Bombay Gum
Arabic sold at 535. in bond ; 317 bags Gum Senegal sold a 665. a
Oils., duty paid, part slightly damaged.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. i Barley. 1 Oats. Beans,
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to a. s. to s. s. to s.
Boston — 56 31 25 40
Gainsborough 63 28 40
Grantham 60 fib 36 40 22 29 38 42
50 64 28 34 18 24 32 40
Horncastle 60 66 30 40 21 27 36 40
Lincoln 63 66 44 46 22 28 40 42
Spilsby 54 66 28 36 22 28 38 40
Stamford«.---... 57 68 40 45 23 24 37
York . 60 '7O 32 36 22 36 36 44
CANTERBURY, July 23.
There are some reports of blight and mildew here, bnt the in.
fn the. Wheat cron is believed to be very partial. Fin,

There are some reports of blight and ml
jury to the Wheat crop is believed to 1
wheat obtained Is. per quarter advance ti
are unaltered.
Wheat, —s. to 725. 01
60s. to 70s. 01
Barley, Malting 38s. to 445.
Oats
Beans 345. to 42.5. 0
Pease •••••••••••••••••••••w* to —s. G

idew here, bnt the in. very partial. Fine
iy, but other sorts

—s. to —3.
to —s.
rinding.. 30s. to 325.
—s. to —s.
old —8

4ey.3«33. 355:

to —s.
to 40s.

NORWICH, July 23.
As the growing crops do not promise so well as they did a
fortnight ago, some of our farmers are holding back, and the
show of Wheat to-day was not so large as of late; we must quote
an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter, with a firm appearance in
the market. We have but little doing in other Grain, and prices
remain without alteration. Flour is more ready sale at our
former quotations.
Wheat (per qr.) Ws. 68s. 70s. I Beans (per qr.) 383,421.
Barley 303. 40s. --s. Pease, 40s. 44..
Oats 2tis. 303. 323. Flour, fine (per sack) 495. 51s.

MANCHESTER, July 23.
Fine fresh Wheat commanded a trifle above last week, but the
inferior samples are quite neglected. Fresh-made sack Flour is
6d. to Is., and the best barrel. 6(1. dearer. In the other articles
of the trade there is no variation.
Wheat, per 701 b. 9s. 3d. to 10s. 2d. Red 9s. W. to 9s. 9d.
Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 3 Oats 3 6 3 9
Beans, per Imperial quarter
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel 4 6 5 0
Malt, per 6 imperial bushels 45 0 49 0
Flour, per Sack of 2801 b 49 0 54 0

SCOTCH MARKETS.
HADDINGTON CORN Al A PIKET.-July 22.
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A large supply of Wheat, sales heavy ; top, current, and ave-
rage prices about Is. per quarter lower than last week. A small
supply of Barley; top price Is. higher, but the current and ave-
rage prices were nearly as last week. A good supply of Oats,
sales heavy ' • top price a little lower, but the average was nearly
the same. One parcel of Pease sold at 465.; Beans ags. to 435.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans.
First 66s Od 39s Od 33s 441 46s Od 43s Od
Second sBs Od 34s Od 30a Ud —s Od 42s Od
Third
There were 392 qrs. of Wheat in market, 380 whereof were sold.
12 Unsold.--0 Grey.
2/. 17s. sd. 4.l2ths.

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