The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-18 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)

SUGAR.-The sugar market remained in a very de-
pressed state all last week till towards the close of Friday,
when the trade came forward and purchased rather freely,
being entirely out of stock ; the estimated purchases for
the week did not, however, exceed 2,000 hhds. and
trs. ; the prices were a shade lower. The purchases of
Muscovades this day are again inconsiderable ; there is
no alteration in the currency. The stock of West India
Sugar is now 44,651 hhds. and trs., being 9,102 more
than last year. The stock of Mauritius 97,945 bags,
being 51,543 more than last year. The delivery of West
India is 2,246 hhds. and trs., being 1,551 less than last
year. The delivery of Mauritius is 5,432 bags, being
2,267 more than the corresponding week of 1832. There
was a small increase in the demand for refined goods last
week, hutlsuch was the eagerness of the holders to sell that
a further reduction in the prices was submit,ed to ; several
parcels entitled to the bounty sold 345. and 345. 6d., the
general quotation, however, was 355. a 365. ; the melters
and grocers continued to take off the middling and finer
qualities at the previous currency.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.-Mauritius Sugars continued very
heavy all last week ; the prices were again rather lower.
This day by public sale 7,039 bags Mauritius Sugar ; the
greater part has been sold, the better descriptions obtaining
fully last week's prices, and the inferior, in some instances,
6d. lower.

EAST INDIA SUGARS.—The sales of East India Sugar
last week were at a further reduction of Is.; Java, low
yellow to fine grey, 245. a 265. 6d ; Siam 255. a 265. 6d.
for strong grey. This day by public sale 692 bags Manilla
Sugar (all damp) sold at 235. a 235. 6d., which is a slight
reduction; and 47 bags Siam 235. a 265., being the only
sale of East India.

FOREIGN SUGAR.-The demand for Havannah Sugar
became animated last week, porticularly for Russia ; the
purchases were estimated at 7,000 chests, chiefly white,
355. a 365., low white 335., some low mid. yellow sold at
265. Average price of Sugar, 1/. 16s. 2id. per cwt.
COFFEE.—In the early part of last week the Coffee
Market was very heavy, and where sales were effected lower
prices were submitted to, but towards the close of the week
business revived, and rather extensive transactions were
reported at higher rates. About 5,000 bags Brazil afloat
sold at 645. Gd.; St. Domingo sold 655. a 675.; above
1,200 bags good yellow Mysore sold 755. a 755. 6d., rather
musty 725. a 725. 6d.; about 1,800 packages Havannah
sold ord. to good ord. coloury 628. a 665., fine fine ord.
665. a 685., middling coloury 735. 6d.• ord. Sumatra
545. a 575. At our only public sale this day 60 casks
Jamaica, principally mid. and good mid. all bought in
except two casks, from 110 s. a 119 s. 6d.; no sales of
East India to report. The large parcel of Havannah
Coffee, taken in on Friday at public sale, has since been
disposed of at rather higher prices.

BUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.-Tbe Rum Market
was very firm last week, but the transactions were not
extensive. In Brandy extensive transactions were re-
ported, but at former prices. The accounts from France
state a general advance in the price of Brandy. Geneva
little varied.
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market continued very steady
all last week.

ASHES.--In Ashes a good deal has been doing at quo-
tations.

OILS.—In Oils large sales have been made of every
description at the advanced quotations, and from the high
prices paid for Linseed here and to arrive, it is expected
will go higher.
TuLerENTINE•—Not any now here and unsold; for a
parcel expected 12s. is bid and refused. Spirits of Tur-
pentine are in good demand, but the price does not improve.
SILK.—The Market is very brisk. English Thrown,
Italian Organzines, and Trams are in good demand at
higher prices. China Organzine and Brontia Raws are
also much sought after at a considerable advance.

the sales of July last,
WooL.—The public sales of New South Wales during
aaiTnearly
here advanced
all
sa v arrived. prices
more
upon
the last week, consisting of upwards of 3,000 bales, were
allowing for the inferiority of quality. The last sale of
Colonial Wool went off at fair prices, as the growth of the
Coall
slospOolilced:
s has
RICE.-There is no alteration in Rice.
firmness in Spices last week ;
the sales of black Pepper were considerable, generally
at an id. per lb. advance; Pimento sold steadily, mid-
dling quality sd. a sd, By public sales this day we
have to quote a further advance of id. on Black Pepper,
3,134 bags good Malabar and shot; about two.thirds of
the former readily bought at 4id. and 4d., the remainder
being held fur and the shot bought in at 58d.
Twenty•one casks of Nutmegs for export only were partly
sold at 4s. lid, a ss. per lb., being 6d. lower than on the
30.11 ult., the same on similar conditions. Twenty casks
of old Amboyna Cloves were bought in at lid. and
12d. per lb., being Iy. a 2d. lower. Seven casks Mace
were likewise bought in at 6s. 3d. a ris. One hundred awl
fifty bags Pimento were offered, but taken in sid. per lb
COTTON.-The Cotton Market is very steady; the pur-
chases last week were about 2,000 bags at firm prices.
FILUIT.—There continues to be a steady demand for
Currants at the late advanced prices.
SALTPETB.E.--The Market remains heavy at the late
reduction. The public sale of Friday, above 2,000 bags,
was mostly taken in, three and four refraction at 395. ;
161 to 451 refraction Madras taken in 345. a 3Ss.
INnico.—There is little alteration in Indigo.
TEA.-The sale finished to-day. The Private Trade
Teas have sold with more spirit towards the close. Boheas

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NG THSI"I:S'

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING T/-11;/no,
1 Be _....
Wheat. Barley. 1 Oati• 1.„.....---„
--.-- ------"" . to 5,...
Per Quatiek. s. to s. s. to s. s. to a; g 37
66
Boston 4B 53 26 32 :'.6 2- , 40
;9
Gainsborough ...--., 57 -.- 34 1° 31 6
Grantham ....--.. 52 58 36 41 17 '-', 43 40
tiriinsby 4O 00 20 25 18 '2,1 66 44
Horncastle—......—.... 44 54 20 24 15 9" .41? 4
Lincoln --..—.... 50 58 36 38 17 '2l 38 41
Spilsby ...., .. 46 52 26 '2B 16 20 66 56
5tamf0rc1—.......0.4........,. 49 58 28 38 18 93, 66
Vork--...... 4O 02 24 84 16

NORWICH, Sept. 14. Jn,sr 0.
Wheat (per qr.) ..... 44s Ms. 58s. Beans (per qr.)
90s. 265. 9.85. Pease,4ll."
Oats

-
CANTERBURY, Sept. 14 t°
Wheat, white.-- 575. to 635. s
48s. to 608. 77.1 ' to.
ws.
Barloy, Malting t6s. to 325........ Grinding.. 0,,5. to 4.
Oats r.2os. to 255....... togts•'
Beans 313 to 355. -- to
Pease 30s. to 365. - Grey 31,

MANCHESTER, Sept. 14. 86'5'
7s. 94. to 3 1
Wheat, per 701 b. Ss. Od. to Bs. 2d. Red
Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 6 Oats 3 2 39
3
Beaus, per Imperial quarter
Pease, White. per Imperial bushel • - 5 0 4' "
, Malt, per 6 IMperial bushels • - — 3 A 0 45 0
Flour, per Sack of 2Solb • 4O 0

RKETS.
7 E.-FRIDAY FePt;
Front 'l'o.
3,360 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 21 0 29 0
204 16 stone 12 0 13 0
27 Batley--- 16 stone 13 3 0
2,163 Oats 12 stone 9 0 14 0
10,498 Cwt. 9 stone 5 0 21 0
1,167 Oatmeal— 8 stone 8 6 14 0
Sold to I,3akers only,
9,269 Cwt. Flout , 15 0
Average price of Wheat and Flour
Receipts of Flour, 12,07 Sales of Do. 10 498 Firsts,
2 Second
Thirds,
Quartern Loaf,

IRISH MAI
DUBLIN MARKET No:

FMCS OF
d. I

ts,
Half Qtt,

I 9.1 0 I
1,. 4d. per s
nn 19s. Od.
nn 15s. Od.
nn :Ss. Od.

CORK MA RKFTS._Sept. 14.
Wheat (per 20st.)
Barley (per 16st.)
Oats (per 14st.) • .. 8 3 ld
Flour (per cwt.)... 5 0 19 0
Oatmeal (per cwt.) , 0 0 10 °, is
Beef, sd. to 6d. • Mutton, sd. to 6d. ; Veal, 6d. to 7; '
Pork, 2d. to :lid. ,• Fresh Butter, I ld. to 12d. per 1..
PRICE OF BUTTER. rf„t•
To the Merchants. To the "n
745. , 60
70 6O
61 5l
M 42
44 34
. ‘2-I.oo°.

First Quality
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth

CLONMELL MARKETS.—Sept. 13.
Per Cwt,
,
. '
//,1
0
s. d. s. d. s. 0.
New Butter 7., 0t073 0 Hides (raw) 30 oto ..0
Oatmeal 11 0 0 Bacon Pigs ~.., 0 ....
Rendered Lard...— 0 40 0 Heads 20 0 ti
Per Bag. ..•4 c
O 34 01 Flour, Thirds 25 0 ,
0 32 o:_____ Fourths 14 0
0
Per Barrel. 13'1
0 Orarley ...12 0 5
O 11 0 Coals
Per Stone. 641
1
2 1 Wallow (rough) 5 6 0
7 0 01 Potatoes 0
Oil Per Pound.
O 1 21Mutton O4l 0.
3 0 441 Veal 0 5

Flour, Second
—Household—

Rapeseed 90
Bere

Wheat I
Oats

Fresh Butter 1
Beef 0

KILKENNY.—Butter 765. to 78s. per cwt. ; Wheat V f"c11);'1i
rpeeir; aßr raerll
e;
yFil2osu. rt. 12153.
st.o; 332s.eptc4r
db. atgo;
540. a tpseBr sth. to; .•hiut rt oonvz
to ;id. ; Potatoes 4,1. per store; Coals Is. Od. per cWt.,
Pigs 265. to :275. Od. per cwt.

SCOTCH MARKETS.
H A DDI NGTON CORN Al A ttKET.—Sept• 13130%
NVlleat. Barley. I Oats. Pease. 53s
First G4s (Id 3ls Od 22s Od 3211 d second sol
sas od 26s Od 19s 6d 313 Od Oi/j,
Third
There were 371 qrs. of Wheat in market,363 whereof went
S Unsold.-0 Grey,
21. 12i

A verage,

.0d.:5-12t

DA LK.IE'I'H CORN IdARKET.—Sept-a' 'Raft
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. 0, t:t
First 63s Ott 29s 6:1 23s 4d 36s Od
s,Tond
Third 44s (k.l 21, Od 19s 8d 305 Od

GLASGOW MARKETS, SETT. 14' alf
RAW Suc;Aas.—The sales made this week are °it
87 hhds ; mid St. Vincent's at 595. 6d. a 605., beilirßoll
a reduction of Is. a Is. 6d. on previous prices. A 66001
lot of mid Demerara Molasses WB9 sold at 288. getoei
Sugars steady; Brown Loaves 765. up to 86s. for Ito
Double Loaves 90s. a 1008.; Candy Mid. 8 19f,10
Crushed Sugars are selling steadily ; Browns and Yell e
58s. a 61a. ; mid and good mid 628. a 655.; g
fine 665. a 695. ; very fine Whites 70s. a 735.
TREACLE dull at 235. 6d. a 245. ,
JAMAICA CoFFeE.—Seventy trs. were solo; "
ord. 100 s. a 1045.; mid broken 104 s. a 10138.1
113 s. ; and good mid. 115 s. 6d. a 1178.

PI3IENTO AND . -NO Wee:
CocoA.—A smaIIGINGER
quantity of Granada Cocoa Wl°
posed of at 63~.
Jams`
Ilov.—No sales worthy of remark made in Js—
Rum ; Leewards 2s. for proofs.
DYEWOODS.—In Dyewoods nothing done.
ASHES are Dull , Pots 255. and Pearls 265. 51°
Y. C. TALLOW is selling in small parcels at 50s. 11 coil
Farr OILS steady; Whale and Pale Seal 221., sou
201 10s. per ton old measure.

SACRILEGIOUS MADMAN.--'—YeSter7
evening about half-past seven o'clock, whilst divine
and having the appearance of a bricklayer, entered,.'o,
vHice
gehw- satsrepeer,rflosrlaiitigntgona, at the
tfielleloWw Wesleyan
nd
na Methodistffannel Cj4licTe.pd
walked deliberately down the south aisle, with his bst,op
to about the middle, when he suddenly stopped OPP/t,el
pew, in which were seated several ladies, and,
ing some unintelligible jargon, commenced desPerre,
attack on the lamps. Several gentlemen instanti)rdei
and made towards him, and with great difficulty such
in forcing him out of the chapel. He was then ritsericer
custody to a policeman, who, after considerable rests
lodged him safely is the station house.
f,f foL
WARE RACES.—For the last three —O7
years, on the September fair day, it has been Cotisfte:oo
with many of the sporting gentlemen of these
es and
neighbourhood, by subscription among theineig,trAelf
friends, to raise a fund sufficient for several Wee% fed
which, with many single matches, have afforded coo°
pl,asant afternoon's amusement to a considerable i.',"fair tt
the
ees
heoowcit
thing
ntts,:scipd,bghi
sei
feimco:hei
nrtnneaaa
stpet
retail
nglueesbeiu.sbete
ssnsiacpanrprtTtoni
airy:uhhok:
subscription
isnvirnoedggenlyea.
goneenripbaaai
inrsiea,sewnsedandia,tltbEmeheews
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egoei
fnfirorrvgkeeetwe
hsadrottnet,
fhtbtesstht
hypmhoet
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posemorrone:cirro:
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rt
icroj
hills already dispersed through half the county}'' lo*.
ill, these
out such a bill of fare as is not often met with Terse,occas one : should the weather prove favourable, coefys
every prospect of a capital day's sport. For tbeiscr,,,o
niece of both parties, instead of the races takinglos° '
usual, on the fair day, they are put off 10
Sr pt. 24th. "10111
INCENDIARISM IN DURHAM A 14170 re
THUMBERLAND.-It 18 with deep regret thsCej in "co
two diabolical acts of incendiarism perperst se Ow
neighbourhood within the last week. In one toectldo,
the entire property of Mr. Matthew Collin, 11,'"ii Shiei g
and industrious farmer at Monckton, near SO— fer°,6°e
and overseer of the poor, consisting of buildino d, A $
stock, and agricultural produce, has been consulpe„e
local associations for the prosecution of felons lig'Qjoti°,f'
special meeting, and passed a series of spirited rhe'e-offeTic:
expressive at once of their deep detestation of t—ntrir
and of their determination to leave no efforts untried
bring to justice the malignant criminal. Widtorial
view they have offered 100/. reward, and a Irie"" aid
~1,0
been transmitted to Government, requesting fill,
assistance; and sincerely do we trust the virretcf s,l°ll,
discovered. The other case is the destrustion 0
the property of M. Bell, Esq., M.P., and the Seeo 000,0
Brandling. In this instance, also, 1001. has betberto,_
for the apprehension of the incendiaries; 111, restri'
regret to add, without producing the desires
Leeds Intelligencer.
01,0-itiote
I'IIIEVES ROUTED BY AGE
00 ,rigg
LABOURERS AT A Fata.--Harlow Bush Fair, 0,0 e
ble,
day, the 9th inst., was attended, as usual, bY;'°o o o,g
concourse of persons. The thieves, principal rd so ci°l:o3i'
men, also assembled in considerable numbers, 30:ndiserlo e
were they in their vocation, attacking almost inch itity
nately every person they met, that by one 0 bie afoot
company.
labourers,
day the fair was deserted by the roost respects tbe
oagebecti‘ the
armed'fhe followingwi
teed, d
_olood
thieves in their depredations. They Pr" of ea'
cart' at,
from Harlow Bush, where they attacked a t"L.verell Tod
Whalebone public-house, about three quar!f„re'd
taming so.ne of the thimble men, whom they 7_rd, Asoo,
entirely destroying the cart. They afteo7ct, ce to
through the fair, and, by their resolute cond_ut yeotoroos
tli bludgeons, d g e n evening,s
, assembled abou
ts°
pletely awed the "enemy," that they regal/!'.alb,
take the field again. If the admirable poiailor Pi, j 9
adopted at Maldon Fair were observed at would,
such disgraceful occurrences as the precedincer
,a/d.
more than probable, be avoided.--Woc: i

rRINTED AND BY NU 11.1)-0 ITN (hAlfils
SUN °FMB, 112, STRAND