The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-27 00:00:00

COLONIAL 'MARKET.

The market was in a dull state, the private sales were limited
bosh for home use and export, and the goods put up at auction
sold heavily at lower rates.
TEA MARKET.

The demand was to a fair extent, and prices were firm for
Free Trade. Company's Congou met with a good demand at
Is. 6'4d. cash.

TALLOW MARKET.

The market for Russian was quiet, but prices were firm at
465. 6d. on the spot, and 465. to 46s 3d. for delivery in the
last three months. Town Tallow, however, sells freely at
51s. 6d. per cwt.

COAL MARKET. •
Ships arrived since last market day, i:C7.
s. d I s. ti.
Marlon Main 17 01W.F. BraddylPsHettnii,. '24 0
Carr's Hartley
Chester
Dean's Primrose lB 6 Walls End Hinton 24 8
Hebburn Main 2O ti Walls End Lambton

I.lolywed Man 22 (
ecaze's Main .
New 1 anfield Moor
Ord's liedhugh
Orienal Windsor's Pontop 19 0
I'ontop Windsor' .. 18 0
Snutli's Pontop l7 0
Tanlield Moor .....
Wyl.tm .......
Wal's End Bell and Brown 'a 0
Walls E.ai tsewic Band Co *22 9
Walls End Brown's ::0 0
Walls End Clennell
Walls End Joslo th
Walls End Hotspur
Walls End Eallingworth
Wa!is End Newmarch
Walls End N. r nu s berla. d 21 3I

W. E. North Helton Lyons 23 0
Walls End Pemberton *a::: 6
Walls End Russell's Helton t's 0
Walls End Stewart's
Walls End Whitwch 24 0
Walls Et,d Hartlepool '4 9
Walla End Kelloe
Walls Mud Brown's Deanery 22 o
Walls End rarrington Tees 21 0
rWal's End Barret
Walls End Clarence Tan fieldl9 0
Walls End North Durham 22 9
Wail: End Seymour roes *.2 0
Walls'Eurl South Durham
Will S End 'lees
Walls End Weit detton 2
Walls End Wear l9 0
Allerton Main lB 6

Wads End Percy Bensham .'1•
Waliz End Walker •:d
Eden Main l?2 0
Williams Main l9
husselPs High Main
Walls End Belmont

Cuwihn
Hartley 2l 0
Howard's Nethertun 111 in , 19 9
Newton Main l7 0
Stanley Main .
W.,11s End cliff .

(From the London New Price Current of February 260

SUGAR.—There has been an increased disinclination evinced
on the part of the trade to purchase British Plantation, and, the
market has been in a dull state this week ; the demand
has been very limited from Grocers and refiners, and the pur-
chases for the three market days have amounted to only 430
hhds and trs, although the supply a: market is still small,
yet holders have been more desirous to realize, -arid have sub-
mitted to a reduction on last week's rats of 2s for brown
and middling yellow, and Is for good and fine descriptions, of
the latter few parcels are to be met with ; the dull demand
which has prevailed may be principally attributed to the
Arge parcels of Mauritius which have been offered at auction ;
-Mmerara, of middling bright yellow quality has been sold at
75s to 76s ; Antigua, fine 82s 6d :.good strong brown Jamaica
and St. Kitts with some better samples on the board 745, low
middling grey St. Kitts 755, good middling 76s to 77s per cwt.
To-day the transactions in the West India market were on a
small scale, the sales did not exceed 150 hhds and tierces, and
the prices accepted were in favour of buyers, making the re-
duction for the week Is 6d to 2s on all descriptions, and the
qurutity disposed of only 5C,0 hhds and trs ; a board of good
bright yellow St. Kitts sold at 775.
REFINED.—There has been a considerable falling off in the
demand for Refined Goods for home consumption since our
last report, and although the refiners have been willing to
make sales, and hive submitted to a reduction on former rates
of 2s. to 3s per cwt, still the trade have purchased with much
caution of all kinds of goods ; standard lumps have been
selling at 95s 6d to 965; Hombre Loaves and Tailors good
and fine 96s to 104 s, common 94s to 955, brown lumps, ord 90s
to 91s, better 92s to 945. Treacle 33s .to 34s for common,
patent 3Gs to 36s ticl,,hest old wake and Golden Syrup 34s
liastards °lcon-anon sorts at 50s to 545, better kinds at 70s per cwl;
Pieces 85$ to 88s per cwt. For bonded Crushed Sugar, 32s 6d
have been generally paid for tint quality. Leaves 141bs at 36s to
36s 6d, 101bs 37s to 38s, and 61b, 40s to 413 per cwt. Treacle
15s for small quantities, parcels 14s 6d. Bastards and Pieces
have found buyers in small parcels, the former at 16s to 19s,
and the latter at 20s to 265. Dutch Crushed Sugar at 31s, on
board in Holism,.

MA U RITIU s.—This afternoon the trade evinced little dispo-
sition to purchsse, at a public of 1,420 bags and 51 casks and
cas, s, and a small part only was sold, but holders refused to
submit to any further reduction, g,iod mid and good yellow
went at 74s to mid 71s 6d to 73.,, low mid bright brown
545 to 55s tid per cwt.
EAST INDIA. —This afternoon the home trade operated
with caution at the public sales of Bengal, which comprised
4,212 bags 85 hhds, &c., and nearly the whole of the white
was bought in, holders not being disposed to submit to the re-
duced rates, the trades were disposed to pay ; good white taken
in at 80s to 80s 6d, middling 78s to 78s 6d ; a few lots, how-
ever, of strong bright yellow sold at 76s Gd to 77s 6d, being
fair prices; some lots of washed and damps of various sorts at
74s to 78s.

FOREIGN.—To-day 1,000 boxes Havannah and 36 tierces
Foreign Muscovado were subm.tted to public competition; of
the former 477 boxes consisted of yellow, and sold at 23s 6d
to 24s 6d for middling and good middling, but rather soft,
being full prices; the remainder was white, and all taken in
at high rates, viz. at 3!s 6d to 32s for middling soft, Foreign
Muscovado sold at '22s 5d to 23s for middling soft yellow, being
rather cheaper.
MoLAssns.—For West India former rates have been barely
supported ; St. Vincent at 32s for ord. ; and fair Demerara
3.25; Trinidad common '3ls; Barbadoes good 3cts per cwt.
This afternoon the demand was dull for 'A est India, and, 50
puns. Demerara at public sale sold at 3Us for dark quality,
being rather cheaper.
COFFEE. —The market has presented a tranquil appearance'
this week for British Plantation Coffee, and prices have full a
downward tendency, the supplies being large of East India
and Coffee imported indirect ; of clean sorts of the for-
mer none were offered at auction, but the trifling parcels dis-
posed of by private treaty have been rather under former rates;_
unclean sorts have again given way in value : at public sale
53 casks were only partly disposed of at a considerable reduc-
tion, find and fine fine ord sold at 62s to 70s, and 6Us for
ordinary Berbice.
This afternoon the market presented a quiet appearance : the
operations privately were on a small scale in all sorts, but prices
underwent no further decline: at auction 106 bags Ceylon,
litres Berbice, and 170 bags Laguayra from the Cape were
offered, Ceylon sold at 68s 6d for ord much mixed, being the
former value, Berbice sold at full prices, viz. at 97s 6d to 99s
for mid quality, being former rates, Laguayra sold at 47s 6d to
48s, fur good ord pale mixed.
Cocoa.—The market has become dull for West India, and
at a lAA: sale of 507 bags prices gave way Is to Is 6d, and a
small part only was sad at 50s 6d to 55s 6d for ord to good
bold red, and fair to mid grey at 50s to Ms 6d per cwt. This
afternoon the market was dull and 334 bags Grenada at publ.c
sale were all taken in at 50s for fair grey quality.
Mi.—The market for Free Trade was quiet in the early
part of the week, but Jew purchases were made by private
treaty, and half only of 2,036 packages at auction found buyers
at rather lower rates : yesterday however the trade came for-
ward more freely, and at the public saes a good demand pre-
vailed for Black Tea, and a trifling advance took place ; the
prices paid for Congou were equal to this day week ; green des-
criptions met with more attention, and brought previous rates,
excepting Twankay, ordinary Ifyson, and young tiyaon, winch
went 1/2d lower for the former, and id for the latter.
In toe speculative market a fair business has been done
daily, and Company's Congou has produced Is bid, cash.
The clearances of Tea from the warehouses are large, both for
home consumption and shipping. For auction ox Tuesday,
3,000 pkgs are declared.
To-day holders of Free Trade refused to sell excepting at a
small advance on the rates of yesterday, the trade were abo
disposed to purchase, and a fair business was done, it is diffi-
cult to purchase fair common Congou under Is 7d, cash, some
parcels were disposed of for prompt at the rates quoted ; Twan-
kay of common quality may however be had at 1,6 id money.
In the speculative market a good deal of business was done,
and Company's Congou closed at Is 7d cash.
Rtes.—lien„ al efts a tracted more attention th's week,
and prices a- e linter, by private treaty the purchases have
been to a fair extent, 13s to'l3s 3d have been paid fur mid-
dling white, and 13s 6d to 14s fur good middling, none
bas been offered at public sale, and holders generally arc
looking for higher rates. Java has met with a steady de.
mand, and parcels have been disposed privately at 8s 61 to
lls 6d for low to good quality. Carolina has been in good
demand at the rates previously established.

SrlcEs.—To-day 13.0 pkgs Cloves, 16 do Nutmegs and 9 do
Mace, were offer'd at auction : Bencoolen Cloves, of which
the most part consisted, sold 4d lower, viz. at 2s to 2s lid for
good quality but rather small, Cayenne was taken in at Is 4d
for dark. Nutmegs went at 4s 3d to 6s 3d for middling and
fine being the full value • Mace went at 5s to 5s 3d for good
bright Penang being the full value.
RUM. BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The West India Rum
market has been in a dull state this week, and the trifling sales
made have been at ratl.er lower rates, but they are so limited
that they are rapt worth enumerating ; the nearest price for
proof Leewards is 2s 6d to 2s 7d per gallon.—East India has
declined in value, and the demand has been dull • 50 puns
Calcutta have been sold at Is 10d proof, and lahogsheads
do. at 2s. The Government contract for 100,000 gallons Rum,
half to be from British possessions, has been all taken by Messrs.
Mahon and Simonds at the low rate of 2s Id 3-16ths proof
strength, being a reduction on the contract of November last
of 9d per gallon. The arrivals have been 300 puns and hhds
since this day week.—Brandy of the vintage ,of 1836 has been
in fair request for home use, and prices are firm, but other
kinds have met with a slow sale ; the principal part of the
late large arrivals have consisted of new sorts : we quote
Cognac, first brands 1840, puns 3s 7d, hhds 3s 9d, 2d do. puns
3s 3d, hhds 3s 6d, 3d do, puns 2s 10d, hhds 3s, common
puns 2s Bd, hhds 2s 9d; first brands 1839, puns 4s 6d, hhds
4s Bd, 2nd do, puns 49, hhds 4s sd, 3d do, puns 3s, hhds

MORN ING EDITION•

3s 2d ; first brands 1838, puns 4s 104, hhds ss: first brawl(
1837, puns 5s Id, hhds 5s 3d; first brands 1836. Puns 5' 4ds
hhds bs 6d ; fine old, tens 5s 10d, hhds 6s ; Bordeaux,
2s 3d, hhds 2s 4d. —For Geneva a fair demand has prevaiku,
2s to 2s Id pa :d for pale, and 2, 6:1 to 2s 8d for fine f, r home
consumption..—British Ccrn Spirits have met will a slow Fa
cts
,
but t
ohiescash.
distillers are mostly unmilling to enter into contra
under
Otts.—For Southern Oil prices have improved a little; fine
quality 291 to 301; good 281 to 28/ rOs ; ordinary and middling
.
261 lbs to 27/ 106 per tun. Cod 271, and Pale Seal 32105
to 321 10s per tun. Sperm has brought former
For Linseed Oil on the spot 27s 6d to 28s. For deliverY.
at
.28s 6,d per cwt. For Rape former rater have bren suer
ported. Cocoa Nut Oil at 38s to 395. Palm at 33/ to 34110
good quality.
TALLOW —For Russian Ta'low this week prices are firm,e:ot.
P. Y. CandLs on the spot at 46s 3d to 46s 6d per oct•
October,
delivery in the next two months 46, to 46s 3d, and f°'
November, and December next, 46$ 3d per cwt. Town Tallow
has been in god reqaest. C
rates.
To-day there was a fair business transacted in P. .1 • a
46s 6cl on the spot, and 46s 3d for delivery in the next Ora°
last three months of the year.

COUNTRY CORN BIARKETS,

W heat.

Lade;

I Data. Deans.

Per Quarter.' s. to R. x. to i... a. to s. ia. .t 0
40
I 3 B.ston 1 (04 ti 3 33 38 16 26
Brainttee 56 fiS °7 35 13 '36 40
Itighton 59 69 27 54 23 27 38 43
Cambridge i 63 31 21 56
Chichester.. •, ! 6 he —. I'2 .23 41
~
Uutimow
62 61 28 57 24 30 34 sv
Grantham ..., 51, 11.1 J2s 3.5 211 30 •—• 44
GrimsbY 5l 14 27 '5O 18 £0 33 53
Ilailidiam
Ilitchin I
•58 60 30 38 22 :30 28 31
Ipswich 53 30 30 34 24 .28 38 45
Lewes
Leon ......
• Maidstone :', i 6 . 36 3'.) 26 32 3s 4•2
Norwich -.6 6.1 28 31 28 :19 38 40
48
Pet worth
Bamford 6O 72 ix 31 20 30 04 44
Sandwich 56 61 31 4:1 y 7 :14 33 45
l'n et lord
Wishech ......, 56 (4 i2B V 4 24 10 37 38
Witham ....,,, 157 07 21 :14 25 24 56 4$
Yarmouth 103 65 ; 0 331 24 3.1 40 4'2 •
4,1 241 '1 0 ti
Li v EripooL co its m 'otxtf.T.—Feb. 23 ~ IN ri
%VII EAT, English, White, per 7(6b. ~, . lO
--,--- Red
-- Scotch, Welch, and Manx
Irish, White • 8 2 ty. 6
--- Red 1 8 pl 6
Foreign
8 0 910
OATS, Efiglfsh, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 h 22 II S J
Irish - . ••• 3 0 0
---- Foreign
'
.6sithEvrEnglish, Malting, per hap. quarter ...... ••• 30 4
Scotch and Irish, pet 001bs.
Feeding 3 6 46 V
ROANS, English, per Imperial quarter 44 0 43 d•
--- Irish, Ste.
—... FOrt ign
PEASE, English, per 1 iiiperiAl (pi-tiler 4l 0 Al 0.
-- Foreign
53 0
FLOUR, English, per 2803% ;8 0 50 e
- Irish
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401bs ... •• k 7 6 :I •
4 Nom CORN, pt r 4813 h.
•-•••
RYE, per Imperial quarter
ti 0
MALT, per. Imperial quarter ••• C; 0
HULL CORN MARKET. A • (6;.
Wheat, White (per Quarter) 604.4, ~,,.,
lied 4Bs. 584. ••.....
sns. 5,5• (1.1,
• Foreign
, • Barley, Malting 275. Os '''f -
• obi.
Grinding 24s. '2"s• Z 35,
Oats, British
~, :.°
Foreign (in bond)
Beans . 323 34'• e•
,• 3 i.,.
Pease, Grey
Blue and White 313.365. miy,
Linseed 41e4.5121 At,
Flour (per sack) .....5. 14!. •,,,,i.
.4. 32. ''''
Rapeseed per 10 quarters)

----,
$
31
59 40
33
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44
44 40
30 '
:1,1 44
40 ,
28 59
3.4

iIS
-COMMUNICATING APPAIIO-

FOR RAILWAY TRAINS•

A notice appears in the Railway Times, of au,s°,olo
.........—...1411 . ' po'
rates which seems likely to contribute ssientiallltt; tb.
safety of railway travelling, It is a plan for enabgati e
guard of a train (generally a very intelligent nht,e s
CO of
mmunicate with the engine•driver for tee purr -cow
stopping the trair. It will he recollected that the ,to
net's Jsry, who imposed the deodand of 2,0001. ur id
Ole
London and Birmingham Company, in consequence '", the
fatal accident near Harrow, adverted in strorg Weis ' no.
toed want of control over the engine-drivers which at
sent exists. . to "
The writer in the Railway Times, a!ter allachegc e Si
recent occasion, on which he bad teen the coutrieoced
successful operation upon the Birmingham line, Prealefelf
thus :—" We have since hat an opportunity of mar! --0 01,
inspecting the apparatus, and have no hesitation 61- °
bjer
that it ste.ns well calculated to effect the important
which has hitherto been a desideratum. , Of,
site
" The invent• r and patentee is Mr. William Pet- Eget
the London works, near Birmingham and fors onleYol.
we believe, an officer of the London and Birminghertaglit
nay Company. The contrivance consists •of a ~W.car
iron or copper tube fixed under the centre e ei,s-, is
ri.ge, and passing under the tender to the eng'""4s,"
ewe of these tubes is inserted a metallic rove, est elb'
parate division bcing eonnected.by ropes of 104 il";:sisi
with cats h.hoeks at both ends, so contrived that ,It 4; col
be attached or detached in a very few seconds, e- #ll'
tits
ivery
end of the rope is connected with a whistle upon
gine, and the other, by means of certain simple titsmae rot
0
which it is not necessary to describe, passes up r cry
of the p incipel guard on the top of any parties'ech
riage, and is so arranged that by the turninf.Of • to,IV
the steam is let in up. n the whistle already referted..,t.
sound of which can only he :topped by an act of thei"X,,t ill
The sound of the whistle differs of course, front
ordinary use. fficie6i
ar The &Is antages to be expected from the ..te tl
working of an apparatus of this kind are too oho' ere
re
oimnees lenFpornonfeCt:otelailehrilli:zliCinlaeit.t:OenAtbeptatwsheseeennegtetraevroge ulie.,:l6l:hbt ena:ltarr*L,bei
suddenly and dangerously ill—an accident no'ght• ty7
to a wheel or an axle, or other part of the tea
fire might break out in a luggage vaggon—evc° h a 01
Of a train (as has titeiperiess, 'e'er,: 'lessens., 't,:: WO
might be skip:Vier left behind, and although 1"o'. we'll;
were full aeare of what bad transpired, be has °lite 0"
of conve3i.ig information to the driver, or of nieact n; °lc
'stoppage of the train, All this will be reuse this 1"
ingenious contrivance of Mr. Pettitt. Nor ii, to de';
The elevated position of the guard will enable him doge
cry olet. uctions upon the line, or any signal! it, iipl'irt
that might escape
nibhe notice of the driver, nnu,t,;oe, tea`lo
ratus will put it is power to give timely war"' erf°•';„
providing aping a defect which has induced tfe!..,;
to recommend the appointment of a 4 captuia' to weed'
",s,
.1"-r
The code of instructions proposed by Mr. Pe,rithi., 'dill' c;
the apparatus itself, exceedingly simple. sh;tle,' 'sea,t
upon hcaring what we may call the ' guard-yeue be t''ie
reverse the position of his engine—that is, a' P. forOr
ci
moving, he is to stop; if stopping, be is to ESI," ssdaPtrcol
A variety of other signals may, of course, be east. ,0 504'
to the use of the apparatus, at the discretion 01 I
. r
managements. . . las tilt% s 8
e.
" It is no slight recommendation of Mr• s,ittests. so .
peratus that it is scarcely at all liable to neein-ii thates-
raegement, and is moreover easily repaired, aissin A;
first cost is exceeding small. We understand t
tiej 0 t
gore, tender, and carriage can be cornpletelYksotl e;
the apparatus at a cost of 20/. The wily adni`carriego
pense, t' err foe, in a trail, consisting of twestY of tbe
(f.r the apparatus acts equally well from the Ili lie tsc
twenteth or fortieth carriage as of the first). o°lle of
small cost of the tube, &c., under each carrinf; e
.
of it
tai . beyond the first. one be
" The apparatus as now in frequent use twee gererr,
London and Birmingham trains has secured th" sr, •Clit;
t on cf the Directors c f that Company, steareetr. Yet
sent, we believe, engaged in negetiations Wish
for its general ietroduction upon the line."
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REGISTER STOVES, 3 ft. artdeLt,; star
fek
Poles for Window Curtains, ls. 3d. per foot. it"ri-tse Wetter
84. per inch; elliptic stoves, 4d. pe inch; reirtiorOsir
with bright fronts, bright and bl ars, bronze h 01w_,
100 s. ; brass poles for wi curtains, / i incete. 3 lege,
Is. 3d. per foot • 2 inc , Is. ed. ;a 2 inch p . for `,,io
"edsef inches long, with; en ings, and brackets, eenfoel:leert)e'artic'
Catalogues.gr . , containing the price
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