The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-25 00:00:00

EVENING SUN

been made in either blae:: or green dc scriptions, and
Is 'd; ;r1 have been accepi.ed for Cong.On, - coarse new
awl mixed leaf (cash.) The public. Salt.'4 'yesteruag
weld elf with heaviness, and a reduction on fOrmer
rate: of dto Id for fine Cottgou,
:r sorts, Id for common Twanks.v,. an'!4 forlaws 111{7,;() the2d
pTr lb. for young llyson ; Congou, but mid blackisl t lea
but ut Sou kind rather strong is 9d to Is 10d, but mid
hl rickish leaf rather strong Is 101 d to is 10,341. mid
ra liter strong burnt is 114 d, but mid blackish leaf ripe
11. M. and .l'ekoe flavottf; is Inta to 2s Old,
middling
bl tckish leaf strong Pekoe flavour 2s Id to 2s .3d ;
II ',son, middling 2s 10d, good 3s Id to 35 4d
Y.to ug ltysott, middling from 2s BAd to 3s 10 id ;
Cep, a., but mid coarse frsh is 10.1 d to Is 100;
vial, good ordinary Is l Id; Twankity common is 80 to
Is 8 Id, but middling coarse is Is 9dno. Is, 9Ad, fine
itish leaf 2s 3d to 2s 3,-111; blackish 'leaf Pelo;e
drii;:; strong 2s f.qd to 2s 4d Orange Pekoe inithlling ra-
ther s trong burnt Ank 2s s+d, but mid -Dane but see/ail
sti tto 2s 9d; Flowery Pekoe good full and strong
per lb. In the speculative market prices have declined'. to
is 81,1 to is 9d for Company's Congott, cash.
To.da,.)•• the market was in a dull state for Tea, and I-98
is the nearest price for Company's'CongOu, cash. 'be
merchants are determined that the sales declared For
Tuesday slit .11 take place although business in otl ter
markets will remain suspended.
Tamow.-The Ale rkct has presented a firm aP1'1,?,..r;
1, nee for Russian since Friday last ; on the spot
rat, have been paid ; 48s Gd for Peter:turf
yei.low Candle ; for delivery up to the end of the */%ld.
at 48.., 3d to 41;s 611, for spring months at 49s to
per cwt ; Soul h American at 42s to 47s for 'low 'to ,111°
quality. Town Tallow has met with is good sale. .
To-day tbe L larket was in a quiet state for Peterslawe
Yellow Candle: 48s 3d was the general qttotation fer
parcels on the spot.
OILS.-For co miIDIOMI Fish Oils this week, holders are
not disposed to press sales; stocks beit g small, especialq
of pain Seal. Cod. Oil in small parcrits of 301103 to 31`:
Southern, common 31/ lOs to 321 10s, mid to tine
i
321 15s to 36f; pale Se al 421 lOs to 43/, yellow 33l
to 39/, 'and brown 321 to 321 15s per tun. SPerai
rather easier ; fine British at 901 IG's to 91 per full•
For Linseed Oil, 36s on the spot, and 37s for delivery_
next year. Cape, pale, 53s 6d, and brown, 52s 6d per
cwt. For Olive, prices have a downward tendency'
Gallipoli at 761 to 771 Spanish, 671 to 68/per tun. Cee°4
Nut Oil ar 41s for the best. Palm, at 32/10s for fine.l.s
Ream, BirANDY, AND HOLLAND& -A fair demand :11115
prevailed for fine descriptions of West India Row 1.
week, and full rates have been paid ; sales of strong
Jamaica 33 to. 34 per cent. 0. P. have been anwic cais
5s 6d, and Demerara 34 over 4s, but proof Lew3rs
are heavy of sale, sellers at is 10d, bu.t buyei.
will not pay more than Is 9d per gallon. 61;
cults has been taken sparingly at is 3d Prie°o
at auction 71 cask,/ svere taken in at Is 7u, *
Is 70 for 25 to 34 per cent over proof. For. liranuYof
fair demand has existed, mad holders are firm ; sales
Cognac, first brands of the vintage of 1836, have u`:(1
made 6s for hhds, puns 5s 10d ; do 1837, hhds bs
puns 5s 5d ; do 1838, hhds 5s sd, puns...,ss ad ; do 18° ,
0:
hhds ss, puns 4s 10d ; do 1840, hhds 4s 3d, puns 4,5 ‘2,1
Geneva has met with a good demand at 2s Id to 29
for Common. British Corn Spirits have moved off slulv
at 10e. 2d, cash.
SPic'ES.-There has been less demand for black Pepper, and prices have given way *d per lb; at aucisPtoit
2,540 bags Malabar went heavily, fair and good lug
3d to 34-d, fine bright heavy 30, damaged in tern
condition 3d to • ; 380 bags ordinary 33a7
fetched lid per lb ; the low rates are exPe'cle• led
bring forward many orders shortly: sc hite has decpsloid
in value 2d per Ib, at auction 100 bags only partly iat
at 10d for flue quality ; 115 bags long 'were taken and
Is 3d. Cassia 'Lignea has been taken sparingli, :rt ;
prices have suffered a further depression of is per es
at •
at auction 169 chests only partly found buYiielf:
88s 6d for good thin quill, middling 8411. • Are
mento, a fair demand has existed, and 13,...r1,°:4,000
firm at 2d to aid fOr ord to good quality. u111;'- 6d
sells heavily at a reduction on last sale's rate of 4" is
per lb. Nutmegs have met with a fair sale, br°scoved
4s lid to 6s, lined 3s to 4s per lb. Cloves have m' to
off slowly; Bourbon at Is to Is-id, Amboyna
Is fid, and Penang is 8d to 2s 6d,per lb. Ginge' in• a
sustained the former value, but the market has boeralittie
dull state for both East and West India. 3114c°
' inquired for.
ilonesa
Ric:E.-Holders of Bengal have displayed nll5 tp
this week. At auction 500 bags went quietly si
lis 6d for mid white. Java has been taken sPurow W
but price,' have been'steady at lOs 6d to 12s for insis
good white, and yellow 9s to lOs per cwt. Car°j
fair request for home use at 30s to 36s per cwt.
ns thiS
Fnurr.---The opening prices of all descriptie.vralli
season being so very moderate, and the quality ges'usea a
much finer ,than for several seasons past, have 363;
very extensis e demand. New Valentia Raisins " very
Turkey Figs el an advanee of 5s to 103 per cwt'
sins
few left in first hands. In Currants and SinYrna
there is very little alteration. ye been
INDIGO.-The transactions in East India -uist a re-
limited this weesit, and prices have given svak taken at
duction of 7d pet' lb, but the average waY„l-`chests are
4d to 6d per lb. For the 18th January 4,7o"and parcels
declared. Spanish'. has moved off stood'',
could only be disptssed of at reducedrates. s p
5 olsesd
God!,
SAGO. -A t auctiost 1,086 bags were partly
ordinary quality at it's to its 6d, anti Plitkliling -.-
per Cw'
Flour has been in fair Glemand at 12s to 135

COAL

Ships arrived sinca
d.
Adair's
Bell, Robson & Co. Hartley 16 0
New Tanficld M00r...
Old Tanfield l5 0
Wylam
Walls End Ramsey
Walls End S. Killingworth 16 0

ARKEI.
last market .day, 216

7,
roans End Lambton 0
%Cabs End Pemberton
Walls End Russell's liettog 9
Wads End Shineliff .... ... ;s" 0
Walls End Stewart's
Hartley

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
____---
--
. __-- pc,,,, e
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Bear,,:_./............-7-
-•• 5, ..
---
Per Quarter. S. to s. a. to s. s. to a. `LP 44i 36 44
Abingdon ... 57 72 25 30 20 31 35 .... -•-...
Andover 5B 63 1.6 30 26 26 40 --- 44
itanbnry 56 68 32 40 21 33 36 46 42
.....
Basingstoke 60 72 33 37 24 18 42 44 38
...,.
Cirencester 59 '7O 25 25 22 31 43 ' 40
Coventry — 64 32 33 14 31 34 --
-• ..".
Uaventry
--'
Derby 63 '76 23 38 ~ i 3 26 42 41 31
4
Howden
Hungerford 46 72 29 37 25 30 40 .... 4,
Halton - 40 '-
44
.... ..-
Maidenhead 52 75 32 35 25 31. 36
Nottingham 60 76 25 32 'A 28 41 44
.... ....
Wantage 65 78 36 31 30 32 DO 46
Warwick
...
Winchester
67 76 36 29 Ai ....
York 5B 30 36 19 24 33 -'"
_, .
6 d
,d
Per Bushel s.d. s. d. s.d. s. il. s. a. d. s. d, t,„ a-* s. .6 a
Birmingham
~7 0 3 6 3 6 4ti 3 6 4 0 5 0 i u
HULL CORN MARKET. - 703.
Wheat, Whit( (per Quarter) 6ss. 67- 465.
Red ....
Foreign
Barley, Malting
Grinding
Oats, British
Foreign (in bond)
Beans 6:
91.3::;:01::.
4:..:is
.....
;4r.tr,....:.;:iii.......

8. 8. d.I s. d, 5.(1.1
36 4 0 5 0 70 '
MARKET.
655. 67,- 7°3'
fills. 645. 66f.
006. 045.6 i,.
3051. 325. :o'.
•28s. ::9s. 6'4.
Iv, ,225. `23b.
18s. 20s. 225.
)R26/4511.81A4. 38s. 401. Os..
345. 305. 8A•
365. 385.401.
Oats. "e...
i 22 0 4,) 6
18 0 36 0
7-rletisllOtliNtSat.te4(r,lll:. ';,ooad: to 0(91.111'
Salt Ditt0—,..,..,, 01" nn 0 6
Ditto, per cwt... 85 0 '", 0 .• I
Eggs, PIM doz. ,„.. 0 0 •
12 0 ,0.
OatStraw(kpl ';.,... 9 0
Wheat Ditto.,. -1u 11 12 0
Barley Ditto ...,,,, 8 0 ' (i) 0
Hay, rent. ,„. 011 ' °
MARKET.
Oats. '9:2"1.:

H
Whit( (i
Red
Foreign ,
Barley, Malting
Grinding
Oats, British
Foreign (in
Beans
Pease, Grey
Blue and W
Linseed
Flour (per sack) .........
Rapeseed per i 0 quarters)..,
EDINBURGH CI
Wneat. Barley.
First 722. 0d 365. r.d.
Nscond 6O 0 33 0
Third
Average price of Wheat
PRICES OF PRI
Beef, per 11:7. ...vv.. Us. bd. to Os.t,tll.
Mutton 0 5 Il 7
Veal •••••1•0•••••• 0 7 0 10
05 0 7
Lam, per qr. 3 0 4 0
Fallow, 0 42 0
Quartern Loaf 0 10
P0tat0e5,141b.......... U 0 0 5

'hite

42'
fl
06

EDINVURCin MEAL MARKET 1 0
Per Sack of 2801 b. 1 mp. Per Stone oi 1411). 4-lo 2,0
First Oatmeal
second ditto
Barleymeal ... I It 0 Barleynseal ..... .......—••'" 0 3
Ptsseineal 1 8 0 Peasemcal ........ ..........
Vet Barley from 30s. to 43a. persack
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SILVER WATCHES. h one°
E. J. DENT, by special appointment, Cr,3
meter and Watchmaker to the Queen, and his Royal Ilig;:tal
Prince Albert, offers an extensive assortment of lloriiiitl,oge,
Watches at V "
. 14s. 6d., each. From their great ad
over those of the vertical description in performano, arrn'tic.
ance, and flatne,!s, he recommends them for ladies or,f;redial;
men's wear. They have elegant en:yawed or plain and
and cases, and the movements are jewelled in lour ll°
the perforManee guaranteed. An abstract from ilirboono-
Lectures on the Construction and Manalement of usiy by
meters, Watches, and Clocks,
may be had gratuit°
customers, or to the public, price Is., at 82, Strand.

PATENT LEVER WATCH
}.;
This celebrated construction (the most accurate 6n ".h"ichces°
s
watch can be madv) is, now offered at the following ,print,
with the latest improvements e. the detached estalic—,ie-
jewelled in tour hole*, hand to mark the seconds, and nt
taining power to continue going vhile winding uP,
SILVER CASES
With double-bottom cases, capped £6 h 6
With hunting eases, capped 6 16
COLD CASES.
Size for Ladies, with elegant gold dial
Ditto
17
in double-backed eases l4 14 0"
Size for Gentlemen, enamelled dial ....•• 13 13 17 0
Ditto extra full size, capped
A Pamphlet, containing observations respecting the v
icnongsotlrdu constructions nssi
silver
rwhich s watchesan d ala.arrei
emtyadoef , th
sketchesti'e pricesof
uoi
sseignnt:,gwrahtiicsharhidavveojstuagstebfereene,
ocromzil)ekl
application
gold Chains' will •t 7
don, opposite the Bank of England..ma e
SAVORY and SONS, WatCh
oNno.by,,lectoterrniltoin,AL.;

On the 14th inst MrBITR THHitSch.cock, of Islington' of
a
Co°loir'ielthe 2
daughter, still born" s.
.
L°23'2,dnifntslite.,llloaideriaasdyArotfilGler:yho.fLaeswoens.,
Esq.,
of i{en-
On the
sington, of a daughter.
2d inst:, at Penzance the lady of Lieutenant-
Colonel
Newington,• Esq., of
a son.
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Samuel
the 22d inst , at•the Hall House, Hawkhurst, the lady of

MARRIED.
On
the 16th inst. at Dalston, near Carlisle, George Cowen,
to Margaret, youngest daughter of , the late Arthur
Watson, Esq.
On the 24th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square,
Waller, Esq., Ebury-street, Pimlico, to Mary Ann, widow of
the late Mr. Henry Holloway.

DIED.
On the 20th inst., T. Ashley, of Staines, aged 80.WalWorth,
On the 21st inst., at Cottage-place, West-street,
Mr. J. Reynolds, aged 59.
On the 22d inst., at Upper Gower-street, Daniel Stone, of
Chancery-lane, solicitor, aged 41.
On the 22d inst., at Angel-place, Edmonton, Frances Eli
beth Watts, spinster, aged 75.
On the 22d inst., T. Warry, Esq., of New Inn.

London: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG,
.4°
No. 1)2, Strand, at The Sun Office, No. 11% Strand,'
the County of Middlesex, Saturday, December 25, 1641.

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