The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-03 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES.-FEB. 23.

IL Anderson, merchant, Liverpool—J. Syms, clothier, Trow-
bridge, Wiltshire—J. Jellicorse, iron master, Capponfield Iron
Works, near Wolverhampton—F. Lapage, merchant, Leeds--J.
Marsh, scrivener, Chesterfield, Derbyshire—R. Lee, banker, Lom-
bard-street—J. Dorman, china dealer, Frederick-place, Old Kent-
road, Surrey—l. Levi, merchant, Old Broad-street—J, S. Wilson,
miller, Milton, Kent.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

W. Thorp and Co., muslin manufacturers, Bedford, Lancashire
(as far as regards W. Thorp)—J. Gilbert and A. Carter, lace ma-
nufacturers, Carrington, Nottinghamshire--J. Cort and B. Cort,
iron founders, Leicestershire—E. Heald and J. Edge, farmers,
Ashton-upon-Mersey, Chester—S. Wiles, jun., and S. H. Wiles,
linen drapers, Newmarket, Suffolk—W. Croft, jun., and T. Brown,
hosiers, Manchester—R. Dunderdale and T. Fleming, slate dealers,
Thornley-with-Wheatley, Lancashire—F. Steiner and Co. manufac-
turing chemist, Church, Lancashire (as far as regards F. Steiner)—
L. Lamming and W. Bower, auctioneers, Kingston-upon-Hull—J.
Andrews and R. jun., attorneys, Modbury, Devonshire—W.
Holmes and B. W. Holroyd, woolstaplers, Halifax, Yorkshire—J.
Sewill and J. Raphael, watch makers, Liverpool—C. Clarke and J.
Allen, linen drapers, Stockport, Chester—T. F. Arrowsmith and
M. Rourke, common brewers, Saint Helen's, Lancashire—J.
Briggs and B. Craven, corn millers, Cullingworth, Yorkshire—A
Furniss and Co., merchants, Sheffield—W. and J. Darling, cheese-
mongers, Stoke Newington, Middlesex—J. Partridge and M.
Brien, attorneys, Tiverton, Devonshire—A. Johnston and Co.,
paper hangers, Ludgate-hill, London—S. Goodsall and Co., car-
penters, Tenterden, Kent—S. Matthews and 'l'. T. Munton, linen
drapers, Manchester.
scoTcH SEQUESTRATIONS.

WILLIAM CUNINGHAME, merchant, Port-Glasgow, Feb.
5 and 19, at two, at the White Hart Inn, Greenock.

SCOTT and TAYLOR, mill spinnerg, Fruchie, Feb. 17 and 04
at twelve, at the New Inn, Fife,

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of last Night.)
SUGAR.—The request for Muscovades all last week was dull
and limited ; the total estimated sales were 1,500 blids. and
trs. ; the prices were on an average about Is. '6d. decline from
the highest point, but the pan Sugars, fit for refining-, and the
brown descriptions supported the currency much better than
the finer qualities.
The Stock of West India Sngar is now 18,764 hhds. and
trs., being 10,172 less than last year. The stock of Mauri-
tius is now 52,058 bags, which is 22,223 less than last year.
The delivery of West India last week was 2,045 hhds. and
trs., which is 510 less than last year. The delivery of Mau-
ritius is 5,217 bags, being 1,042 more than tho corresponding
week of 1835.

The appearance of the market-the lessening of the com-
parativo stook-the public sales of Sugars-and the extreme
wet day, prevented the usual business by private contract; it
could not be considered a market, the purchases not exceeding
100 hhds. The public sale of this day, 100 hhds. Barbadoes,
a low soft parcel of yellows, sold at 635. to 665. 6d., which
may be considered a further fall of Gd. per cwt. The Refined
supported prices much better than any other description of
Sugar ; there was some request for shipping, but the demand
for home consumption was languid, the latter was rather lower.
There is little alteration in the Refined Market this after-
noon ; goods continue very scarce ; the request for shipping
continues considerable, but goods for the home trade are still
very dull and lower ; Lumps to pass the standard, but not pa-
tent, sold to-day, at 84s. 6d. I there continues a good demand
for Bastards at fits, to 04s. Gd., they go off freely, but the
inferior descriptions, 565. to 58s. are nearly unsaleable.
MAURITIeS.-The public tale of Wednesday last, above
7,000 bags, sold (Id: to Is. loner.
By pohlio sale this day 3,387 bags Mauritius Sugar, about
one half taken in, the remainder sold on easier terms ; low
dark brown 545. to 555. 6d., good browns 61s. 6c1., yellow 635.
to 655. and 655. 6d. There is no doubt the chief cause of the
late decline in the Sugar murkot is the quantity of Mauritius
which has been forced upon the market, the proprietors being
so anxious to obtain the present prices ; there appears to be
little other reason, as the late authentic intelligence from the
Mauritius state a deficiency in the crop compared with last
year of 6,000 to 7,000 tons ; the season had been dry and the
quality of course very superior, but deficient in quantity,
EAST INDIA.-About 1,000 bags Bengal offered at public
sale were withdrawn at former prices, good white 375. 6d. to
395. ; Siam at the previous currency.
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so1:1;EIGN-Inferior.parcels of Paraiba, Bahia, and Pernams
(particularly the brown) Is. lower, brown 235. 6d. to
white 31s. to 345. 6d.
This afternoon, by public sale, 1,800 boxes white, and 725
yellow Havannah Sttgar-tho sound white sold from 455. to
475. Id., thtriip: 41s. to 435. 6d. ; a few yellows sold 355. to
afis„ damps 31s. to 335. 6d., making a decline of Is. to
Is. 6d. ; the whites 2s. to 3s, lower.
Average price of sugar, 11. 19s. 9d. per cwt.
Mok‘sots,,The total deliveries of West India Molasseg
froth the warehouses for the week ending January aoi amount
to 2,269 cwt.

COCOA.—The 411-telo4
of West India Cocoa from
the wilr9llPo3.l 14 the week ending Jan. 30 arc 38,10 E lb*.
COlf .—The principal feature in the c_otVeo Market last
week was large parcels of cpy)444 40)d als• to Ms. 6d.,
average sty!, wt, ilowo atimt 3,000 bags, supposed to
tift tOtiT,R 4pdation i large parcels of Mocha 60s. to 645.,
but a considerable portion of the latter taken in. Of Foreign
400 bags St. Domingo afloat were reported sold at :Os.,
deliverable at Hambro; the Foreign AlaTiCei was, rather dull,
on account of titti9 age dcCA4rvd ;n Holland for March,
bAP..
Y $.1.4 Ow OAT, 1,096 bags St. Domingo, taken

tt 535. ; 118 packages Berbice sold rather easier ; 333 bales
Mocha at previous prices, part sold 61s. to 625. ; rem
taken in, 655. to 665.
By private contract this day, 200 bags Ceylon of a superior
quality sold at 605., but we would not be justified in quotii
g
the common currency so high ; a cargo of St. Domingo afloat
has also been sold for Bremen at 525. 6d.
The total deliveries of Coffee from the warehouses for the
week ending 30th Jan., arc 167,520 lbs. of West India, and
158,130 lbs. of East India. elude!'
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS. —The Rum Market condi
nues very steady ; there is little in first hands, except the 0"
cent arrivals from Demerara, which go off steadily as they
are brought forward at full Market prices; in Jamaica descrip-
tions there is little business lately reported. In Brandy Or
Geneva there is no new feature. The sales which have trans-
pired arc Jamaicas of fine quality 30 to 36 over at 3s. 7d. to
3s. 9d. ; Demerara 36 over 3s. sd.
IRISII PROVISIONS.—The Butter Market is still very dull,
without any appearance of improvement ; the present prices of
Foreign and the abundant supply interfere with the demand
for Irish ; the retailer being unable to get a profit on 64
article, which is his chief support during this season of the
year, causes the wholesale cheesemonger to limit ~is credit,
which will be severely felt by the former, and 'Operate on the
Market prices. The Bacon curers on the other side are stilt
looking for higher prices ; the consmnption is bad, in conse-
quence of the poor supply of vegetables, but as the speculators
still appear inclined to proceed, with the general opinion if
advance, we see no other prospect than a further improvement.
BUTTER. BACON.
Stock. Delivery. Stock. Delivery.
1835 64,600 firks 7,760 firks 17,780 bales 2,550 balea
1836 54,777 6,474; 16,087 2,733
The imports of Butter are Irish 3,162 firks. Foreign 4,116 cask& ;
Bacon 4,556 bales.
INnico.—Up to last night 3,978 chests of Indigo bed,
passed the sale. Yesterday a great proportion of the 914
were shipping qualities, and sold with considerable spirit at an
advance of 6d. to 9d on the prices of the last sale ; about 130 f
chests were bought in by the proprietors. The chief cause °
the briskness yesterday may be attributed in a great measure
to the great deficiency of the stock compared with last yearn'
being nearly one fourth less, being 28,300 against 21,40,,"
chests, the latter the present stock ; also the overland dispat°'
from Calcutta with letters to the 30th of October, and the
10th of November from Bombay, stating the indigo crop at a
greater deficiency than the former statements ; the estimate'.
aro 110,000, to 115,000 maunds. The accounts from Bern-
bay state a large Cotton crop.
THIS DAY.-685 chests have passed the Sale this day'
The biddings were not quite so brisk to day, which may be
accounted for by the mixed and undecided character of the
great proportion of the goods which passed the Sale;
there is however no material difference in the pried'
About 120 chests were bought in by the proprietors,
807 chests remain for sale. The sale will finish to-morrow,
so that this may be considered its close; the reports at the
finish can only be a repetition of what we have published.
The total deliveries of East India Indigo from the Ware-
honses, for the week ending Jan. 30, are 71,779 lbs.
SPICES.—There is little alteration in Spices ; the TrAvate
transactions lately have been very limited. This day's steady
sale 371 chests Cassia Lignea 545. to 575., part sold, at steaw
prices.

TALLow.—Tho Tallow Market continues very steady in
price, and the request for the home arasumption still COnsr
derable.

TOBACCO.—The Tobacco Market remains dull ; there are
no purchases to report.
CorroN.—There was a considerable demand for Cotton last
week ; the advance in prices about id. from the late legal
point of the market ; the purchases would have been much
greater, but from the firmness of the holders, and the grid
stiffening of the prices, the request was in a great measure
checked. The sales at Liverpool last week were above 25,w;
bags, at rather high prices ; the demand was in some measure
checked by the large imports.
COCHINEAL.—The public sale this afternoon 18 packages
sold rather higher, very common black, Bs.
TEA._. The total deliveries of all descriptions of Tea fror
the warehouses on which duty has been paid for :the week
ending Jan. 30th, are 487,774 lbs.
HoPs.—The Market is very steady, a fair but not very brisk,
demand ; all fine and good Hops sell readily, inferior dull an°
difficult to move.
On.s.—Fish Oils are very inanimate. At public sale last
week some Sperm Oil went off at 701. 10s. to 711., but r-r;
cipally withdrawn. Seed Oils are dull, and the prices
drooping.
SlLK.—There continues some demand for China Silks, ilea
the arrivals as they come to Market are taken off at extrela°
prices. Considerable business has transpired in the Itaht7
Markets, and the prices of the finer qualities have improves
about 6d. to 9d. during the last week.
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WooL —There is some interest excited in the Wool. Mar-,he
owing to the extreme scarcity of all descriptions of Wool ; `to
demand is very brisk, but the scarcity prevents purchaseso.
any extent being made ; the prices are about 5 to 7i- per ceoo
higher than they were at the beginning of the year ; the Post.,
sale advertised for to-day has been postponed till the 9th ine
on account of two others being brought forward at that ti fey
the quantity then to be put up will consist of about 20 I;'?'sbt
of Australian, and the rest will comprise Russian, Spa
and other descriptions.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
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Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Beans.
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Per Quarter. a. to s. s. to s. s. to a. a. to 5. IL .....
Boston 32 41 20 27 15 20 31 4'2 ...
Ciailinsborough -- 38 27 —.. 18 32 --- •""
Grantham
Grimsby - Al'
Horncastle 32 37 21 26 16 22 36 42 —• a,
Lincoln 34 44 20 32 14 22 30 35 30 ..- Spilsby 3O 3'l 21 29 16 20 32 36 --3 ...
Stamford 0 38 23 31 19 22 32 42 -- ....
York 3l 35 24 30 15 22 28 43 --

IRISH MARKETS.
KET NOTE for the WEEK

JAN.°,