The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-23 00:00:00

EVENING 141D1

sound and true 28 9d to 9id, Souchong pref to mid Pekoe
Souchong flavour 3s 4id to 3s sd, taref to but mid blkish
leaf Souchoug flay 3s 3d to 3s 4d, Pouchong ord 2s d,
2
good ord 2s 3}d to 2s 4A-c:, preferable 23 5d to 2s 6d, black
leaf Pekoe but mid little burnt 2a 6i el to 2s 70,
Orange
Pekoe but mid little scented 3s 9.1.1.1 to 3s 3d, Flowery
Pekoe mid 3s 21d to 3s 3d, scented Campoi but
mid little coarse 2s 9d, Hyson but mid rather
fresh 2s 9d to 2s 9id, Hong Muey but little old Taken,
Hyson Skin but mid rather fresh and rather strong
in at 2s 4d to 2s 6d per lb. There was less life in the.
speculative market to-day, and Company's Congou Was
clatainable at 2s 4id cash.
TALLOW —There has been a better demand for Rtlll-
- Tallow on the spot since we last wrote ; still e
trade have been compelled to pay 52s 3d to 525 6d th
for
P. Y. C. Fur delivery in the last three months under
52i 3d there are few sellers. Town l'allow : previous reef
have been maintained. spot
Tc-day a good demand existed for P Y. C. on the
at 52s 3d. For delivery there was more business doing.
sales for the last three months were made at 52s 3d, and
52s 6c for spring.
Mouissas.—For ord kinds of West India rather lower
rates have been submitted to, but good sorts have been in
fair request, and former prices hare been fully maintained.
COCOA.—This afternoon the grocers were less desirous
to puichase B. P., and 300 bags at auction were nearly all
tsken in, low to mid red St. Lucia and Trinidad at 481 to
51s per cwt.
Oies.—For common descriptions of Fish Oils there bas
been on'y a limited demand either for home use or export;
holders, however, remain firm, and in prices little vnriation
has takes place. Pale Seal is, however, rather lower, sales
haying been made at 301 to 30/10s per tun ; there arc large
buyers of pale Seal tor export' at 29/ 10s. Cod is "t
hern,
obtainable under 29/ For public sales 250 tuns Sou
chiefly of fine quality are declared for Friday. Sperm
A t loll; the stock is on the decrease, has been in good request, and first quality is bald fitreli
hands of one firm Aof t • has arrived
cargo tuns
off the coast. hut it had been sold previous re sr-
Linseed Oil has been in good request, principalli
for export, and 28s to 28s 3d paid for large parcels 00 the
63 to SOi.
spot ; sales for delivery have been made at 29
and is all in the
In Rape there has not been much pissng, but prices ars
firm ; pale at 395, and brown at 38s per cwt. Olive has
been in brisk requ..s., and prices have an upward tendency.
East India Cocoa Nut has sold steadily, good qU'llitY at
42s to 42s 6d ; 500 casks a-e declared for 'suction 0.1
Thursday. Palm has secured a fair sale at 37l 15s to 3°`
per tun.
RICE —This afternoon a limited demand existed fori
East India, and 6,807 bags Bengal at auction tsrere
taken in at 13s fur mid white being its full value, h, erde
were buyers at 12s 6cl per cwt; 800 bags bold ro'le
yellow Java fetched 10s 6d per cwt.

.LETS. qt.: T IP'
--A e'
rt
eFWroiEne..l( enTdoing vera
1,133 Whcat,per barrel .o ~..,,,c.. ..! ‘.-.6 u 35 0 i: 4
r-17 Bere .
721 Barley - 14 0 15 0 'io 9
1,2:19 Oats '4 SCOWL...," 10 0 N 0 0
u Flour, per cwt - 0 - ° is
715 0atmea1.....-- 8 stone.... 12 U 16 0 -
Sold to Bakers only.
. tis 0%
0 -
8,5 4 Cwt. f10ur.... ......_. ..... .. . 9 0 26
Average price.:
of Vihea, ano" 'lour 60 Oil. per sack ,i,
Firsts ... from 2s.Odto Os ,',l
Receipts of Flour. 9.639 d• to 1225. ti..
Sales of Do. 8 554 :•scetn sr -. from lbs. 0 • Eh Od
• Trani, ........ from 9s. Od. to
PRICE UP BREAN
Quarter, Loa, ..... 10.1. !tali Q.. 4: tern . ...... sd•
CO}.B MARKETS.- Sept. P. to ,-4 0
Wheat (per 20at.) 0, 01,t023 . 9 ..ivati. iper list. . 8 Od. 2 g 4d
Barley (per Itist.)l3 0 16 6 Itlo,•r (per cwt ).11 g'
Oatmeal tier civt.)............4a, Od. to 16s 04
Meet, 41. to 7d.- 51utton, 3d. vs 80.- Veal, 41.1 to Id
Pork, 41d. to 5d.•-Fresh Rutter, 10d. to lid per lb.
PRICE OF BUTTER. 0L0.07*
To the Merchants. To the .C. ,0.
94 ........... ..••••••••-•".. 711
83
90 .......... •..•,4, .""75
86 ...............»,........................»,....... -- 7 i
__ 82 ................,-,... ••••• . a
CLONSIELL MARKETS...Sept. 19.
cl.
Per , wt,
s. d. a. d. 5 d. ; 0
' it 2.' 0
New Butter ho oto9o I, Hides ,TaW)...••••• "; (i 40 -
Oatmeal ...., ........ l2 0 12 3 Bacon? tp.........." '' .--0
Renderea Lard - 0 52 '1 Heads ...............23 ~
ker Bei,. 30 g
flour, Second - 6 44 'IY lour, 'thatill-o•••'''. 0 -- -
-Household - 0 42 0 I --- F0urt05.......... -
Per Barret 14 .
Rapeseed 2(1 0 - 01 Barley .......... ..... .13 ',.
....
Bere 6 4 10 0 I C.uls .................r.
KILKENNY MA [MET& Od. tr 01.14
Wl,eat,per barrel)3os. Od. to 375. Od. Beef ' .ier W.... . 01
Barley 20 0 22 0 Mutter, .....-.-. 0 5 0
0 1
Lists. I`c6 14 6 Pori, .«............" ,t 4 OT.
Flour (per bag) :30 0 40 0 Ves' .........5......- 0 `'„ 1 0
Butter(percwt.) 90 0 9,, 0 rmf: Butter ...• 0 v 010
Bacon Pigs 35 0 36 0 , Sad Ditto .......... 0 g 4,, 5
Coals lt) 1 2 Potatoes per at.) 0'•

IRISH MAR
oUBLIN MARKET NOTE for

F:rst Quality...." ........ .....
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth ~

HOP INTELLIGENCE•

MAIDSTONE.—Tbe picking is now drawing fastbtaos,:
conclusion, and none but the very best groaD,The
realised anything like what they were laid at.
condary grounds and those of worse character sre
ably short of anticipations ; indeed the amoua ° tioo to
estimation has been in almost all cases in proPor e
ood have
the state of the grounds, many that appeared g have
turned out middling. others that appeared middling
proved bad, and the bad grounds have prosluced scar"'
anything. irinf
WATERiNDausT AND MenEwoaTut.—The inc"''"
is nearly concluded, and most growers are deficient 10
weight and quantity. Some sales have been effected at
from 151. to 171., but many are inclined to hold for higher
prices.
GOUDHURST.—Many of the planters have begun to.
pick, but picking will only last for a few days. Several
f:eerr:
acres will not have a bin put into them. Mr. Thomas
Williams, a very large planter, has his hops picked ill°
basket, and we have four large planters who taik of
growing only 40 bushels on the whole of their grounds'
The crop will not be more than a bushel an acre.
LEEDS.—The hops in this neighbourhood, which ell
good for the year, cline down short of the piaotebrae
expectations generally ; the samples will, however'
very superior, as the hops, though small, are free from
wo
disease. eearlY
CANTERBURY.—.The picking will be pretty
finished in tnis neighbourhood on Saturday night' hat
hear general complaints of the hops comieg clovre 'ls of
and light. The condition is very various, some Par bine
the hops being over ripe, while others on the saine..les
are in a green state. This will render prime "'Pr
exceedingly scarce.—Maidstone Gazette.

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GREENWICH PA RK.—Nature seem'. to have Ppn
on her best attire. She laughs aloud in the broad gr4s-iit
leaves and blossoms of the horse-chesnut--in the verijovf
mantle, interspersed with the red daisy and the Ye- bat
buttercup, that clothes the earth—in the noble river
winds its course through a rich tract of country, ani tetahr:
on its surface a hundred gallant vessels, laden sv't"dour
products and luxuries of other climes—in the sweetii%era
of the rich foliage, and the fragrance of plants and "°,nd
--in the joyous notes of the little feathered minstral94-oth
in the merry laughing countenances of the youth °n wieb
sexes,rk who cross our path in all directions. in he
Park
may the stranger enjoy in perfection the
f Hope,
Iseauties of a Summer's Da The •` Pleasures o
dc-
immortalized in the p
a te,'oem of. the same name, by ou
t up
yr
lightful bird, Thomas Campbell, are here seen to
hqh,„ to
the youthful heart, and to impart an unwonted
the soirits.—A Summer's Day at Greenwich.
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, G"-Vii„t fn.
STREET. —From the medical report of this ben re
stitution, it appears that, during the past year, more lief ,
relief
sr:
11,954 destitute sick and diseased persons obtained
mented at"
in the present year, up to the current
receiv, ,car
equally large proportion of applicants have
tendance and medicine. Since its foundation, in the
1828, nearly 90 000 individuals, suffering
combination of diseaseandtY havefounddestitute
squalid pover
L
an immediate and prompt i• • f weir
amelioration o
condition
under

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SECOND HAND SILVER WATCH T``o
A. variety of some dozens, may be selected from, Frciie: 111 f
Guineas each. The
iiuu.lirnl:aus
each
; some rather more modern, Tvv.." 'hire
n.,,,, , an
; and an assortment quite equal tO ~,ineu, ..
a printed warranty will tie given.
whole have been carefully "a—
T. CO SAVORY'S
Watchmaker, 47, Corn hill X (Seven doors' from h arch-
Grae"
stet), London.
N.B. Second-hand Watches chased in exchange.
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STEEL FIRE-IRONS, with Bronzed Ilf. pie-
15s. per Set, Bronzed Fenders, 9s. A varietY Of
the
terns and prices, from the above to 305., at whieb roves,
fenders are particularly handsome, with splendid scroll elle
cur
richly intermixed with steel, the ends are steel, and t ron',
porters for the fire-irons bronzed. Polished steel fire'
from 4s. per set. article in
Catalogues gratis, containing the prices of every
Furnishing Ironmongery.
RIPPON and BUIfTON, Welk-street,
~. .
Established 1800 Oxford-street.

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BIR THS. ___
iNjajor G'
On the 23d of June last, at Madras, the lady of
FryOer, of a daught the 1249
n the 22d inst.e,r. at Chester-terrace, Regest's-par''
of 11. C. Hunt, Esq., of Hamburgh, of a datialiter.
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MARRIED. A Bing'
On the 22d inst., at King Weston, by the Rev. C. wells,of
ham, the Rev. John Stuart Hippisley Homer, Rector of t,
e late ‘' •
Somerset, to Sophia Gertrude, eldest daughter Of th
Robe
Dickinson, Esq., late M.P. for the county of Serserset• Robert
On the 21st inst., at Finsbury Chapel, by the ReV. 0 f tho
Ainslie, Mr. J. H. Wilson, to Elizabeth, third daughter
late Mr. Frederick Roope. 'll IC
On the 21st inst at Fingal], by the Rev. Edward Wylo ,',.
Gurney Barclay, Esq., of Ewhurst, Surrey, to Catherine row,
rietta, second daughter of Marmaduke Wyvill, E(l.. 0f
stable Burton, Yorkshire. tls,
n the 1h inst., at Ryde, Ie of Wight, S. J• S. „,en.
the
Esq.. of the6t Island of Trinidad,sl to Harriett, daughter of
late J. Jacob, Esq., of Brixton-hill, Surrey.
(.
ni )liver,
On the 21st inst., at St. Pancras Church, Wil"a— ~n .
Esq., of Howland-street, Fitzroy •square, to Emma ''-'l'll
Eburse, of Frith-street, Soho. it, olio
On the 21st inst., at St. James's' Church, Piecadh":' j ,h"
C. Maurice, Esq., of Camden street, to Sarah, second clau°
ter of G. Evans, Esq., of Ealing Middlesex.
On the 22d inst., at St. Rinc;as Church, F. Spearing, ?,1;:,
of Cork, to Maria, relict of C. W. Dunscombe Esq•, ' .
~
same place.
DIED.
On the 10th of July, at Cannonore, F. Dix Es 4., •surge" to
I(sn tlll-, sqlutahrh ei ,
rust.
.
the 94th Regiment, aged 51. '
On the 14th inst., at Dresden, G. Trower,
11e Esq., late of
,6ast Edinburgh, Emily, . la ii
)s
the wife a 19
Rhimd, Eq , aged 93. 11.
On the 18th inst.,: at Cambridge, Caroline, the wife dikir.
Hudson, of the Hills-road, aged ',B. C. f•
On the 19th inst., at Salcombe, Devon, the Rev.
Dukinfield, Vicar of Edenhall, Cumberlan.

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