The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-20 00:00:00

MARKET IN TELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current of January 19. )
&CAR. -There has been an excellent demand front the
grocers for mid good and fine yellow descriptions, which
have brought an advance on former rates cf is per cwt,
the supply being rather small : brown and low yellow sorts
cannot be quoted higher, still a fair inquiry has existed.
From the refiners there has been a good demand, and
rather higher rates have 'been paid for strong sorts.
Jamaica, fine yellow has been disposed of at 83s to 345,
low and good 72s to 805; Trinidad good brown 693 to 71s ;
Antigua good and fine yellow 80s to 83a, middling and good
middling 73s to 795; Grenada and Dominica good middling
and good 77s to 795; Demerara and Berbice very dark
greyish brown with some heavy samples amongst them 64s
to 655, good and fine 69a to 71s, low middling yellow 72s
to 73s per cwt.
To-day the West India market presented a firm appear.
ance, from both grocers and refiners ; there was a brisk de-
mand for strong grey, and colory descriptions, which brought
prices in some cases rather above those of Friday, and the
operations would have been to a greater extent if the
market . had been better supplied; for soft and
brown sorts there was not much inquiry, still
a fair sale was experienced for such, and former
rater) were fully supported. The purchases amount
to 700 hods and tree, including a public sale of 78 lids
Barbadocs, which went briskly, establishing an advance on
the rates of the last auction of 2s to 2s 6d per cwt-good
and fine yellow fetched 82s to 84s, good middling 81s to
81, 6i! per cwt.
REFINED.-For Refined Goods rather higher rates have
been paid for the better descriptions. Standard Lumps
at 93s ; Tittlers and timbres Loaves, good 94s to 965, fine
97s to 995; brown Lumps, fine 91s 6d to 92e, good
90s to 91s, ordinary 88s to 89s per cwt. Treacle, com-
mon in small parcels has been selling at 365, patent 37s
to 38s, best old make 41s to 425, golden syrup, 42s 6d to
43e. Pieces have improved ; fine sorts at 82s to 86s,
good 793 to 61s, middling 77s to 78s, ord 751 to 765.
Bastards of common descriptions as low as 49s to 50s, but
the better kinds have brought full prices ; middling and
good descriptions at 56s to 675, fine 6is to 70a per cwt.
Bonded Crushed Sugar at 32s 6d to 32s 9d for first qua-
lity. For Loaves prices are firm ; 14lbs have been dis-
posed of at 375, 10lbs 37s 6d to 38s, and 61bs 403 to 41e.
Treacle at 14s 9d to 15s. Bastards 16s to 193, and
Pieces 20s to 255. Dutch Crushed Sugar on board 31s.
To-day Refined Goods were in steady request for Ironic
use, and prices firm ; Standard Lumps at 93r. In 'Treacle
not much was transacted, but no further variation in the
value occurred. Bastards and Pieces were in brisk re
quest, and the rates quoted above fully supported. For
bonded Crushed Sugar the demand was dull, at 323 3d to
32s 6d per ctvt.
Mauemus.--This afternoon a good demand prevailed,
especially for colory descriptions; 694 bags ware offered
at public sale, and sold at former prices, middling brown
fetched 57s 6d,-low and middling yellow 73s 6.1 to 77s 611
per cwt. -
EAST INDIA.-This afternoon an excellent demand pre-
vailed for Bengal ; 5,500 bags 10 cases were submitted to
public competition, and all disposed of with fair spirit at
full market rates, fine white fetched 85s to 85s 6d, mid-
dling and good'B3s to 84s 6d, low middling 81s 6(.1 to 82s,
strong chrystalized yellow Bls 6d to 83s 6d, brown bis to
585, damps anal washed of various kinds 803 6:1 to 84s
per cwt.
FOREIGN.-Yellow Havannah at rather higher rates, 24s
for middling quality ; Cuba, imported from Jamaica, fetched
22s 6d to 23e 61 for middling yellow Muscovado, the re-
mainder 223 6d, to 24s 6d for mid and good clayed yellow,
and one lot fine.2ss per cwt. In white prices do not give
way. Porto Rico at 23s to 23s 6d for good middling
greyish yellow.
Come.-The transactions in clean descriptions of
British Plantation have been on a more extended scale,
and by private treaty a fair business has been done at full
former rates; only 10 casks ordinary have been put up at
auction and sold at 70s to 755, but unclean sorts aro totally
neglected.
This aftern‘an the home trade were more on
the alert, pribes were firm, and a fair demand pre-
vailed for most descriptions of both East and West
India ; the public sales comprised 136 casks 12
bags British Plantation, 304 bags East India, 42 bags
Ceylon, and 600 bales Mocha; of the B. P. 110
casks consistedad Berbice of the new crop, well adapted
far the home ,trade, it sold at full prices, viz, at
1063 to 112 s for mid and good mid, triage 101 s,
a few lots coloury unclean were however taken in at 903,
few casks good land fine clean middling Jamaica fetched the
high rates of 133 s to 1445. East India fetched the full
value-viz. faie:mixed Java 51s to 535, ordinary Padang
41s to 425, Pale Cherebon 44s 6d, Ceylon 741 6ut for
fine ordinary. Mocha taken in at 115 s for fair brownish
mixed being nbeve the value, damaged, however, sold at
102 s to 1059 per cwt.
TEA.-There has been a much better demand for Free
Trade since this day week, the last considerable reduction
in prices having caused buyers to be desirous to get into -
stock, and a good deal of business has been done in cash
parcels to supply both town and country orders, but
scarcely any improvement in prices has taken place since
Tuesday, many parcels being offering for sale.
The public sales which took place to-day were looked
forward to with much anxiety by all parties connected with
the article, and there was a large muster of the trade present
from both town and country ; the quantity offered amounted
to 8,653 packa4es, 5,469 consisted of Congou, arid the
remainder of various descriptions, but the trade were
less inclined to do business ; the sale opened with
little desire on tlieir part to purchase, although the mer-
chants were dispoSed to accept the rates previously esta-
blished, and the biddings throughout the sales were very
languid, not above 3,500 packages were actually disposed
of, but former - prices were maintained ; Congou fah:
blackish leaf went at is 71el to Is 6d, good is Bi•d to 1s
10d ; Twankay, fair Is lid to is 8d per lb. The specu-
lative market closed quiet ; Company's Congou Is 61c1
cash.

This afternoon the public• sales consisted of 370 cases
Cassia Lignea, 6,,659 bags Pepper, and 60 bags Pimento;
Cassia soli briskly, is to 2s above former rates. good mid-
dling bright fetched 90s 6d 91s 6d, ord coarse 83s to
84s 6d, damaged 83s to 87s. Pepper was only partially
sold, but prices were supported, ordinary light Sumatra
fetched 31,d, fair 31c1 to 3,id ; Malabar light and half heavy
aid to 4d. Pimento 3id for middling, being the full value.
FRUlT.—There have been several arrivals. The business
done was partial, the importers continue to farce sales of
Turkey Figs., especially those parcels in bad condition ; a
public sale has been attempted consisting of French Fruit,
Lipari Currants,. and damaged Valencia and Denia Rai.
sins, a very thin attendance, and nothing appeared to have
been sold.
RlCE.—Former rates have been fully maintained for
Bengal. Carolina has been in good demand for home use
at 345 to 365.
This afternoon Tess demand existed for East India, but
prices were firm ; 2,849 bags Bengal, and 1,423 bags Ma.
Bras were offered at auction ; the former was taken in at
the full value, viz., good middling white at 14s to 15s, the
latter was principally bought in at 103 to 12s 6d for low
yellowish to good white, being full prices.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—There has been a
fair demand for Jamaica Rum, and 150 puns have
been disposed of. since this day week at full prices;
fine sorts arc much wani.cd, but of such the supply
is small. Leevvards have maintained former rates,
and a steady demand has existed ; the sales
Lave amoun!cd to 300 puns, proofs at 2s 9id, 2 to 10
overproof 2s 10d to 3s ld, 12 to 15 over 3s 2d to 3s 3d,
29 to 36 over 5s 2d to 5s 6d. East India has been only
in limited request, and prices gave way id; 100 !Aids
Calcutta have been sold at 28 ld, proof strength.
Brandy has been in fair request, and prices have assumed an
upward tendency ; sales in Cognac first brands of the vin-
ta, a of 1836 have been made at as 3d to 5s 5d in hlds
and puns ; ditto .1837, 5s 1 d to 5s 3d ; ditto 1838,
4s lld to 5s ld ; ditto 1t439, 4s 9d to 4s lld ; the yin.
tage of 1840 may however be purch.ssed at as Di in lihds
irid 3s 7d in puns, being the former value. Geneva has
been in steady demand, and prices have improved, 21 2,1
paid for shipping quality, and 2s 7d to 2s 8d forfin4 for
home use. British Corn Spirits have been in goqd request.
t 108 cash.
INDlOO.—The quarterly gale of Fast India commenced
this day in the presence of a large attendance of the home
trade. 662 chests have passed the sale, they sold with fail
spirit at from October price to 4d advance.
oiLs.— In the early part of last week the market for„,
common descriptions ofsFish Oils presented a quiet aspect.
•he lea two days i fair demand has prevailed principally
from the home trade, pale Seal at 331, yellow and brown ti
to 301; Cod 271105, Southern ordinary 251 Igs.

EVENING EDITION

and fine 261 15s to 291103; for Sperm prices all,
the decline, 1051 is the value of first quality; Prices
declined for Linseed Oil on the spot to 27s 3d to 27s
For delivery in the next two or three months 28s to 2"nd
cwt ; for Rape, prices had an upward tends 74
Pale is worth 46s to 46s 6d, Brown 45s to 45s 6d* 0
East India Cocoa Nut Oil, 38, is the nearest quotatitj
first quality. Prices are on the advance for Olive ; Sr'
621 per tun. A kr
TALLOW.—There has been only a limited dercan-ido
Russian Tallow on the spot since this day week,
have accepted 46s to 46s 3d for P. Y. Candle, being a
tion on former rates of 9d per cwt. For delivery pricesio
fallen to 46s 3d to 46s 6d for the next two or to
months. South American 38s to 45s 6d for low dir'of
good bright quality. Town Tallow lower. 1.0411
P. Y. Candle the nearest price on the spot was Os
delivery 46s 3d but few buyers.

IRISH MARKETS. Lll
OUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the WEEK ending:
Averw

From To
763 Wheat,per barrel Vt. stone.... 26 0 37 0
4'.6 Bere...-- l6 stone l2 0 13 0
529 Barley
t '25 Oats is stc-hc5...... 10 0 12 0
0 Flour, per cwt. .. !,I stone.... 0 U 12 i
312 0atmea1..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 stone.... 11 0 H 6
Sold to Bakers only.
di 1
11,613 Cwt. Hour ....... ........ . lO 0 25 0
Average price of Vl, heat ana 'lour 51 81. per 10,0 c pd
i • Fino ..... ...... from 21.5. (kl to Yilistt
Receipts of Flour,
9'65." / tjecon.ts . - . from It-s. Cd. to ..,e, IS
S.do. of Do. 11,3Y7 ...
, retruA ..::::. from 10,.. Od. to "

YItICI Or BREAM
Quarterr, I.oat 9d. i halt Quarter,'
CORN MARKETS—Jas. 16
Wheat (per 1.104.)25s (M. t 3ls. 61. vats (per 14st. 10 6d. 10 g
fln I
ley (per 16st.)1:1 6 14 6 Flot,r (per cwt , II
Oatmeal (per ..... Od to 16s trd
;leer; 4d. to 7d.—Muttoo, M. to 6.l—Veal, 4.1 to fd
Pork, 41,1. to 5d.--Fresh Butter, lhd. to ltd per lb.
PRICE OF BUTTER.
To the M •

Cooul

To the Merchants. To the ,-96.
First Quality... .......
Second
'hird
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth 79
CLONMELL 41 A fiKETS.Jart. 10
Per Cwt. 6
s. d. s. d. s d.
New Butter ...... oto 90 0 Hides t-lA ,
Oatmeal 12 0 12 3 Bacon Pigs ......
Rendered Lard 0 52 9
Per Bag. ytlll
flour, Second 0 44 i r tour,
—Household P 42 0 1-- Fuunns..... 22 0
Per Barrel.
3apeseed 20 0 0I '
litre 8 4 10 0

1 j
Barlizy .„13
~t.,' ,
Gals ...Pm... ..... ...... v

KILKENNY MA RKEI
Wi,cat,per barrel)3os Od. to 375. Ott. Beef ;netlS. lh, 03. 0%
!
Flar,cy "0 0 22 0 Morten 0 5 0 ;
'vats Ps 6 14 6 pork tj 4 0
Flour (per bag) 3C 0 40 0 Veal 6„
11
Buttcr(percwt.) 90 0 4. 0 eresb Butter
Bacon Pigs 35 0 36 0 Salt Ditto 6 u
0u 1
Coals 1 0 1 2 Potatoes per st,l U 2
LIVERPOOL RACES, 1841.—The entrie;
principal stakes at the above meeting have just closed' dl
being now pretty generally known to the cognoscen,tlo
hardly necessary for us to expatiate on the good tb
Id ullo
store, further than to express our decided opinion
list is one that may vie with any other in the kingletld
in our local racing annals quite unprecedented.
Liverpool may venture to take first rank as a Pr°"l4o,
arena of turf prcceedings—whetber we consider Sbespol
lity of the sport, or the noble piece of ground set, Ili
for the purpose—yet we cannot withhold the faeloOi
the modicum of support extended towards it is far , of°
what we sjmetimes meet with at turf gathering.; p$
much less attractive character. However, let Shibleir
for the 'mew.% and look forward with hope to egoil
state of affairs. The forthcoming July Races,. 410,
the weather prove favourable, will, we think, ast°',e
proprietors a tolerable estimate of what degree Of S
,'dL,„"
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may be expected in time to come, as %bell as 8
which to direct their futuie efforts in catering
i-cs"
amusement of the " Dicky Sams." Too much Preocil'
not be bestowed upon the Committee of Nlallage.oo
The new rules are judiciously framed. Punctualitilti,lo
time of starting was a consummation devouSlijoi
wished." The various improvements effected in and rof
the Grand Stand, as well as the approaches to Sb,eto
ground, have also been universally acknowl(dgeehitlY
most successful in their operation. Let us hope
next July Meeting may not lack that degree of enc°„ooi;
mont which it so richly deserves at the hands of ar'ne
in general, but more particularly from the inhabit'
the " good old town."—Liverpool Chronicle. coil
NORWICII.—TRIBUTE TO R. M. n'ticeti
ESQ.—The many years devoted to the public ser„-de
the Editor of the Norteich Mercury, his unflinchiegose
cacy of Liberal principles, and of the rights of bii,
trymen, against fraud, faction, and oppresses,
talents as a writer, and his integrity as a leBl,''rtsi°
called forth an expression of the respect eat- otlr
towards him by the principal noblemen 1°1'1,1,114
men on the Liberal side, who have placed in
of a committee the sum of 2001., collected by `ll
subscriptions, to be expended in the purchase of a Parts'plate, to be presented to Mr. Bacon, as a lasting woe cot'
of the estimation in which he is held. Arneetit.tlbelpil
tributors are the Duke of Norfolk, Earl of
Earl of Leicester, Earl of Rosebery, Lord 130 T-0,, 7
Colborne, Lord Stafford, Sir Jacob Astley,
E. L. Bulwer, Bart., and many others.
BURGLARY AT RAMODEN
InTahnurnsadmayedla
jstamatems iTdhnoigmhpt,solal,
obnec
near Billericay, was forcibly entered at the bac; 01,
which was broken open with an iron crow-bar. tfdroo
immediately proceeded up stairs and entered the Tv JO
of the poor old man who lives in the house eatire(he!!
on which be called out " Who's there?" One,„°,,-„tierl
lains replied "We want something to eat." *Z:00:
beer-house
lussclee nkCelipCtArbaYyysS!lissltill
said he had nothing for them, when one af,;t; to
"We are very hungry—we must have somelnlif
and to drink too." A fellow then throwing binstitob,
the bed, confined the old man down and held nverhe Or;
a plough coulter, threatening that it would be t7itoet:
for him if he made any resistance. During 0'34 toar
other three ransacked with a light every part cf t"
They broke open four large chests rifling them vonl/0
contents, consisting of clothes belonging to Thooegt
his late wife, and in consequence of their threats b
ring 4
s'
them all the money he had in his pockets alueurosic,
about 18s. They also took away with them a silver
some silver tea-spoons marked W. M. S., and other
tbel
Having regaled themselves with such provision°ooo
could find on the premises they quitted them, anellbeeml
every exertion has since been made by the police uppir
ties have at present escaped detection. They are g-iie
to belong to the same gang (if they were not the said cf
sons) who broke into and plundered the house 1
Bones, of Langdon Hills.—Esser Herald.
DRESS.—It requires a long apprenticwhilhyol
no little tact, to become an unexceptionable dresier'cketl;
a votary of the goddess " Fashion" has been soebita to
the shoals and quicksands of dandyism. We Or!,
term—we never in our own minds can distingui""ooosr
tawdriness, frippery, foppery, and bad taste---tbe,
tbn is irrepressible; we couple it with affectatl'„
tension, and vulgarity.—Sportsman.
VICTORIA PATTERN Pb
A. B. SAVORY and SONS, Goldsmiths, No. 14+
London (opposite the Bank of England), inform th
en
that, in addition to their many patterns of plain and '" i
os cor,
,
VER SPOONS and FORKS, they have finisheu ~p
elegant new pattern, after the admired style of late'
The following are the usual weights : £.sl
oe. d.
.0 0
12 Victoria l'attetn Silver Table S
11 ditto poons
'llaebslssierrt
sork.son.
7.7 06, 119,
12 ditto
ditto Dessert Larks
2 ditto Gravy Spoons
1 ditto Soup Ladle
4 ditto Sauce Ladles l2 8
4 ditto Salt Ladles (gilt bowls) ......••••"'' 8 ,
1 dittole
Fiddle Pattern Silver Spoons Slice
‘tei,,gap7Smi.iino,..olna,gnssd .
fled
12 ditto (piercod and stt.oo'
ditto
King's Pattern Silver .Swoons and Forks, 7s. 4d stre,
N.B.Ailavpoerdrieoeresuhrrent, vamped as a newspaper, i",u„ the,
drawings,chase of containing
etael
de
plate,very ninfearymbact i ohua relative. n
.ari
scvt tiire Ts. ;
will he sent int. Use country, free of postage, in A
paid letter.
11°:
SILVER PLATE.—Now published gridi'ter,,,
will be sent post free, if P.pplied for by a Pai4 ,Sraf
Pamphlet of T. COX SA VORY'S Prices of Sily
and Forks, with Drawings of the Patterns, Tea and L"'a fOir,
tel
vices with Designs, Presentation Plate, Silver-edgea frof
Ware, the new Plated on White Metal Spcoos en lac
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watchcs,nrie
Jewellery, Cutlery, Ladies' Geld Neck Chains, with
eV'
of the New Patterns. it'
The ground floor, first, second. and third floors are
for the exhibition of an extensive stock.
T. COX SAVORY , e torcir
Goldsmith, 47, Cornhill (Seven doors from
street), Landon.
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BIRTHS. Vro•
On the 12th inst., at Bouscat, near Bordeaux, c.,or
Birkett, jun., of a son. °f
On the 15th inst., the lady of R. Mathews, r'sq'
ham-rise. Surrey, of a daughter. gall"
On the 16th inst., at Rochester, Mrs. Stephen
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daughter. Orr"
On the 18111 inst., at West Molesey, the lady of G.
Esq., of a son.

E-s-o:;—othilet—hlre-3:‘liensptl.ac net:MS St. Pancras ----'---- et,
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of Bath, to Miss White, granddaughter of thci late V •
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MaOunndetrli,e 14th inst., et Heavitree, ne•Ar Exeter,
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there, and Co., Liverpool, and Port-au-Prince, HaYt" pl,
Republic he had been generally a resiO.ent since 181,1:,,hod tbe
EN•I. abed 51 years, of the fill"' of Maw:"ei,:01)1
On the l'ith inst., at Upper Tooting, Captain ":1"„ ,of
sager, Member of Parliament for the eastern divest viji
county of Surrey, kge.l 60. c,i.,, d Ivid lid
On the 29th of November, at Bombay, a''''-a;rdent' se
Wood, Lieutenant-Colonel of the Ist European IMP:- we
Secretary to Government in the Military and Dials• i, I
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ments, and son-in-law of J. Durant, of Poole.
On the Bth of December last, at Acre, Lieutenart- • ifr
W. Walker., C. 8., of the Royal Shrines, aged 57t',, ill '‘
fir vices
Chi the 13th inst., at St, Helier s, Jerse', Augtri.' , g,
of C. H. Hall, Esq., of Horning's-heath, Suffolk. neg.
On the 14th inst., Mrs. Price, widow of the la" at
Price, of liridgend, Glamorgan l ' aged 76. phil'P' r
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On the 14th inst., at Kingsgate House, Wine e• ' Win' elv
widow of the late Rev Harry Lee, Fellow ,11,111 a
College, and youngest daughter of the late Sir Wlin •01
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