The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-29 00:00:00

EVENING EDIT lON

INDIGO.—To-day, 333 serous of Spanish were offered at
public sale, nearly the whole of which was disposed of,
but at very uneven prices, and there was no spirit ilO3.
biddings ; good and fine qualities sold 6d, and ordialsll
and middling sorts 9d to Is under former rater; tue
greatest fall was on Carraccas, which went at 3s Id to 65;
Guatemala sold at 2s 6d to 7s per lb.
Rica,—This afternoon East India was unly in limited
request, but prices are firmer ; 744 bags Bengal at public
sale were taken in above its value, viz at 13s 64 for 'yid'
dusty white.

ißiSil MAIIKETg.
DUBLIN MARKET NUJ-E fot the W.LEX ending APRIL 24.

'ro i,
952 Wheat,per barrel 'LI stone r2l (1 39 0
o Bere ..,__
725 Barley
11(di5attn'i!j1,e..........., —1.5
00
20— 1.),
10:36 Os /4 5tcr.e......• 1-1 0 17 6 I
1 Flour, per cwt. .. 8 stoue, —., - 0
915 Oatmeal $ stone•••••• 1 0 18 0
Sold to Bakers only. 6.281 Cwt. Flour
.t.- 0 o 3 - 46 0
Average price ~f Vl, heat. and F•eur 05s 4d per sack.
1.., scr ~....... Jr.'s,' ..3- Oct to.els Hit.
Receipts of Flour, 11,74-31. un... 1
..i. 0..
42.,..4.
Sal,, of Do. 18,003 lj--,1",,,ip
.:::::: iron, 14; 0.: 6 12.4,81:-
.
MICE 01 BREAD.
Quarterr. L0at,.......'.01. l /tali Q-...arieru ~......54,
CORK MP. ItK F.11.--April 25.
Wheat (per '.10at.)17.., 61. tt,324 oi. Oats (;e •-tat.t ..„„i3 1,01.1.0 111 QV
Harler.(per 165t.)12 0 17 11 11lor: •:.t.rcv:t.;....16 6 34 .•
44-
Oatmeal (per cwt.? ...... ,as. Il tO I, iv iio •
?:feet, •!d. to At—Mutton, 54 t., 66.-..k:a qd, to '...../.
Pork, 4jd. to att.-Fresh Butiet, :Ou. to i id. ,-.:. .4,..
PaICE GF STYPTPI-.
1r•• .c Rdciti.abts. fc• Use cmirtn
First Quality••• ....• ......... •.. 111, ••••••••• .110•411 ...... • 105,1'
Second
a.l 10 .•,•.............
.. JO'
'l bird
100
..-... ••••••*”. . , 1.• 91
Fourth 9
.•.....• . ...... I* p ••• •••1.4•11-4••••••,..... .1. ..• 1
.. Fifth .......... ......... .-..... SO ..............„ .71
Sixth
8 .....
••
,f,....,..• ... ....
...... cill
CLONSIEL I. 5141 th ET5...... April 25,
Pcr ('wt.
s. ti. s. ti. 't I'4
Yew Cutter ......,.. oto9o C. ) Hides (ra5tr).............. 6tO i. ft
- e
Oatmeal...". ........ 12 0 12 3 , Ba':011 P. 0......••••:0+ C 4I)
Renderea Lard 0 52 / ' Head5....................* 9 , "''' "
I'er Ea,.
!iiii
Flour, Second -044 • 1i10ur,Th..rt1A.......... 110 ,
.... ,
—llousehold... 0 42 0 1-- .F.ourtrts.......:As 0
Per Band.
Re
apeseed, 2S 4
6 0 01 Barley .....
. ........ia 0 . 14
Ber 10 01 (1'413 .........••••••.••—• 0 '''"
KILKENNY 11A RK EIS. Wheat ,per barrel)3os. Od. togls. Od. Seel ', ?el 1r....,... Os, CO. tO :N .664.
Barley ',O 0 22 0 31tatt a ............. ' 8'
vats. Pi 6 14 •0 Pork
... , 4 ° R
.; ,
Flour (tier bag)....:30 0 40 C ces,
~ 0
Butter(perewt.)...9o 0 9.5 f.' bte,,,t, p,,ni ;t,.... (j, 0 10
Bacon Pigs 35 0 36 0 Matt Ditto ~,,...... o, 6 °l'
.. 3
Coals 1 0 1 2 ,Potatocs(r.es-4„) to SI -
----...•••••1,111.
N

36 7
6
is
15 fl

ii 9

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_.ETTLE BEER.--At this seaF,on of -the year a
wholesome and agreeable beverage maybe obtained at a trifling
cost, from that valuable though mar _despised
net-
tle;
two quarts of the sprouts of which to be boiled in:110;
gallon of water, adding, when strained off ladle P°l3ln-e .
sugar or treacle, with a little ginger. Wh en near cool,gier ment with yeast, and bottle tight up while in, a state of "LP;
vescence. In a day or two this will be as Isisk as bottled e
and of a pleasant flavour.
ii, held
Cli [MCI! RATES.----A meeting was late., .
in the Church of Holy Island, for the purpose of levYing an
adjournment Church-rate ; the propos;Aion was met by an amendment for adjournment of twelve months, which was earri,wl almost una-
nimously,
there being only one dissentient.—Be rwich ddcer-
tiser.
The report that Mr. C. Buller has been jar
pinted the successor of the lamented Mr. ' Drummond, a-
,
Umler-Secretary of Ireland, is without foundati, n.
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SILVER PLATE.—Now publishedi gratis, and
will be sent post free, if applied for by a. paid letter, 5
Pamphlet of T. COX SA VORY'S Prices of Silver spool"
and Forks, with Drawings of the Patterns, Tea rand Coffe° Serci
vices with Designs, Presentation Plate, FAN, r-edged plate
Ware, the new Plated on White Metal Spo ons and
Forks,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold and Sil-cer Watches,
Clocks,
Jewellery, Cutlery, Ladies' Gold Neck Chains , with
Drawing.
of the New Patterns.
The ground floor, first, second, and third, tears are fitted UP for the exhibition of an extensive stock.
T. COX SAVORY, ,
Goldsmith, 47, Cornhill (Seven doors from Graesehureiv.
street), London.

IRT7-73.
On the 28th inst., at High Pavement, Nottingham, niri-
Andrew Penton, of a daughter.
On the 29th inst., at No. 2, Storey-gate, Mims. W. S. Mirth-
house, of a datgliter.
On the 25th inst., at Tunbridge wells, Vail lady of
Ward, Esq., of a son.
ts'
On the 25th inst., at Southampton, thehayat George--
Va
den, Esq., of a son.
On the 25th inst., Mrs. W. H. Wartot,i, of ouilford“istreet'
Ilussell-square, of a son.
On the 25th inst., in Upper Wimpol e.streei, the 107 of
H. Mitchell, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 25th inst., at Kensington, tip
„.
e lady of Captains mar
pard, of a daughter.
On the 25th inst., at Peckham. Ulf.) lady of Captain Ge"ge
Denny, of a son.
On the 25th inst., at Cambervrell "Ilisin
-grove, rs.
AVGill, of a son,
On the 26th inst., at Ebury-street, the lady of Geiarge—wigt
Esq., or a son.
On the 26th inst., the lady of Charles Barr
Esq., Den"
ruark.lull, of o, son.
On tha 26th inst., the lady of Alexander D. In glis, Esq" of I
a son.
more,O n the
Lsq
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L ineo na,ts.Bi
nany,s
barrister-at-lacy,
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On the 22
AA RRIED.
d inst., at Helensbur h Alan Colo! houn Dunlop,
Esq., to Anne, third surviving daughter' of the 12 ‘ to James NV,
Esq., of Collieprest, Devonshire, and the lady Lary Hayl,,,. n
1 On the 23d inst., at Greenwich, the Rev. I tippisleY •L'ia--
lean, of Coventry, to Charlotte, daughter of Richa rd Smith, Esq.
On the 25th inst. at St. Giles's, Camberwe) lip Dlr. Henry
John Simmons, of New Peckham, to Sarah, old eat daughter o
Mr. Thomas Ruston, of Camberwell.
On the 25th inst., at St. Bartholomew-C le-Great, .1411.•
Arthur Venn, of Reading, to Louisa Burslem, c 1 West Smith-
field.
On the 25th init., at St. Pancras, Frederic 1 Jill, Esq•, bar-
rister-at-law,
Inspector of Prisons for Scotl gad, to Martha,
youngest daughter of the late Edward Cowper, 2Esq., of Enfield.
~!
On the 25th inst., at St. Ann's, Limehou• a j, Mr. William
Shadrake, of Limehouse, to Elizabeth S, 2 sannah, sec"d
daughter of W. J. Livingstone, Esq., of Limel a, 3,,e. M.
,
On the 25th inst., at St. Margaret's,
O'Hanlon, of the Middle Temple, E 3 Wes 44 ninster, E.
sq., t 0 Anna, sieos"
daughter of the late George Flint, of Brighter ~ EN-
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D I_BD.
On the 23d inst., at °gyvell House, Dere .1, Ceeilia Lathe"
rine, daughter of Si Richard and Lady placket, aged
months and a half.
On the 116th icst., in Keppel-etreet, Ruses
11-sqUare, the Rio'.
John Hihnan Watkins, late curate of Stisteil , Essex.
On the 23d inst., in Dover-street, Pete s ,
infant son 0-f the
Hon. Locke King, aged 13 months.
W.
On the 23d inst., Charlea William, the. int tot son of Mr.
Harvey, surgeon, Great gneen-street.

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London : Priptimi lad PP7olished RitinD 0 YOUNG, of
I l?,,,i1,;.:1t1(1, at he sun 011,,c;iv No. lti Strand in the
of Middle, ex.—Wednesday, April 1, 1840.

from Halifax were sold at full rates, viz. at 325 to 33a 6il
for ord St. Lucia.
COFFEE.—Good ordinary Ceylon is not to be bad under
92s to 935, and for good and fine Java 66s to 70s is asked.
At auction only 816 bags Padang were offered, which
sold slowly, but at fair prices, viz. at sls to .52s 6d for very
low brownish mixed qualit), these rates are however 205
under those when the, market was at its highest point.
COCOA.-225 bags St. Lucia put up to public sale were
disposed of at 54s to 56s 6d tor mid and good mid red.
TALLow.—This afternoon the market was very quiet for
Russian Tallow ; the latest quotations were 51s to 51s 3d
on the spat for first qual ty, and 49s 6d to 49s 9d for deli-
very in the last three months.

011.s.—For all kinds of common Isiah Oils previous
rates have been maintained, but the demand has been very
limiteu for borne use as well as for export, Pale Seel °,f,
first quality is however not to be bad under 261 153, Co".
28?, and Southern of low to good quality in small quan-
tities fetch 231 15s to 251 per tun ; there have been
some arrivals of the latter, In Sperm the purchases
have been limited, and prices are lower, fine
quality
selling et 1071 per tun; there have been further ar•
rivals. The transactions in Luseed Oil on the spot

have been limited, and prices have dropped to 233 6ci to
233 9d ; for delivery not many contracts have been made.
Rape has sold slowly at quotations rather lower. Tne
operations in Palm have been limited at 341 10s to
351 fur first quality, which is again rather cheaper. East
India Cocoa Nut sells slowly at 423 to 435 per cot'
Olive has been in good request at the rates quoted.
SALTPETRE.—For Rough a good demand has existed by
private contract, and former rates have been supported;
good and fine quality has fetched 26s to 27s per cwt.
TEA.—Common Congou for cash is held for 2s od
to 2s 5d and Twankay 23 50 to 2s 6d. The demand for
Company's Congou for cash was very limited, 9s Ad it
asked, but buyers will not give more than 2s 40.
This afternoon the market closed quiet for all kind of
Tea, but prices were firm. Common Free trade Congos
for cash left ofi at 2s 41-d ; Twankay 2s. 51d; and Com-
pany's Cungou 2a 41d per lb.
CINNAMON.—The demand was limited at the public
sales, but the merchants evinced much firmness, Wad
bought in large parcels at previous rates, and even rather
above for first quality ; 710 bales, Sm., were actually
sold, at the following rates as compared with tise
last sale; first quality Ceylon, went 3d to 6d higher;
second ditto 3d to 6d lower; third do. and broken gams
as last sale ; Malabar, chiefly withdrawn. Of Ceylon,
246 bales Ist sort, sound put up, 109 sold from 6s to 7s 8d
35 bales du. mouldy and damaged, 26 bales sold from
5s to Gs 6d, 963 bales 2d sort, sound, 222 bales
sold at 4s 5d to 5s 5d : 96 bales do, mouldy and damage*
76 bales sold from 43 4d to 4s 9d; 213 bales, 3,1 sort,
sound, 108 bales sold from 3s 9d to 4s 5d ; 90 bales, do.,
mouldy and damaged, 86 bales sold from 2s 9d to 31 10d;
37 bales Ist, 2d, and 3d class damaged, is 94 a 4s 2d, 3 chasta
do is Id; 79 boxes brokensold, 9 do Ist sort sound 3s 4da
3s 6d, 2 do 2d do mouldy and damaged 3s ; 30 do sound
2s 7d a 3s 7d, 12 do mouldy and damaged 2s 7d a 39;
18 do 34 sort sound 25 a 3s, 8 do mouldy and damaged.
Is 9d a 2s 1 Id; 17 bales Ist sort Malabar, very ord 1 sold
2s, 92 2d,'and 100 3d sort withdrawn ; 53 chests broken,
1 sold at 9d.

SPICES.—This day the public sales consisted of 7 chests
31 casks Mace, and 26 chests 12 casks
Nutmegs ; tbo
former was principally sold, fair and good fair bright realer
mixed Bencoolen at 5s Id to bs 6d, middling bright
mixed from the Cape, like Bencoolen 4s 7d to 4s 8d ; the
latter was partly sold, viz, good fair bold brown 13encoolea
at 4s 3d, from the Cape small mixed, Singapore sort 41,
much limed and small 3s 3d to 3s 4d per lb.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—There has been lea'
life in the Rum market since we last wrote; Leewards'
however, have been disposed of to a fair extent, but at a
reduction on former rates of Id for ordinary sorts, and
better
kinds are full as high as last Tuesday the sales We,
been 350 puns proof to 3 per cent over proof at :35 9"
to 33 10d, 5 to 11 over 4s to 4s Bd, 20 to 25 over
4s 10d to ss. 2d, 26 to 29 over 5s 3d to 5s sd, 33 to sa
over Sc 6d to 5s Bd, 29 over 5s 10d, stronger 5s lid to
6s. Jamaica has maintained its former currency; lout the
opc,rations have been limited, only 100 puns having been
disposed of since we last wrote, fine mid 6a bd to 6s 71
Brandy is held firmly, but the demand has been limited.
Geneva at previous quotations. For British Corn Spirits
the demand is dull at lOs per gallon.
To-day the Rum market was quiet, but prices were
firm, and proof Leewards not to be bad under 3s 9d per
gallon.