The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-15 00:00:00

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Ssaritrucra).—Meaduw Hay, 3/ 1,4/ ' • C'over ditto.
11 4s to 5/ 144 ; Oat Straw. 1/ 10.4 'to 11 123 ; Wheat
Straw, 11 12s to 11 14s per load. Trade dull at the above
quotation 4.

CUNiEERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 31 to 41 •4s ; Clove;
ditto 4/ to 1.25; Oat Straw. 1/'l2, to I/ 14s ; Wheal
Straw, 1/ 14s to 1/ 16a per load. A full average supply, and
a sluggish demand.
witzra•ettAPlti..—Meadaa Hay, 3/ to 41 3s; Clover ditti ,
I/ to 61 17s; Oat Straw, 1/ Os to I/ 123; Wheat Straw,
1/ 12s to I/ 14s oar load. Supply good, and trade dull.
New Meadow Hay was selling at from 21 53 to 31
per load.

(From the Landon Neu, Price Current of July 14.)
Snit it.—To- day importers of West India Aluscovadni
!4m.tar manifested more firmness, and insisted upon price:
:qual to those of Friday for all desc-iptians; ',fibers an
r,rorers were more inclined to operate, and a good busines:
was transacted, the purchases amounting to 600 Ws and
res, including the public sa!e of 97 hhds 22 trca of Baiha•
lore and 67 hhds of Trinidad.
REFinitii —Further reduced rates haring been submittei:
o for Refined goads, caused rather more demand from :hi
unne•trade, am an opinion is gettii g current that prices to,
he present have nearly arrived at their lowest point, although
he refiners continue to Wolk freely, as scot Its in second hani's
ire small, and the consumption continues to be us large

.ts ever.
Alnunmus.—There has been little business transactri•
orivatelv in any description. and none has been brought ti
public sale. but holders are ni.t disposed to submit to an.,
further decline in prices, as the stock is still less than it was
last sea-on, although further parcels have arrived. The 0..
of this kind of StLar continue to he on a large scale.
Baser INDIA.—This afternoon Bengal Sugar was mor.
sought after, !rut stiffer rates bt ing asked operared-Aiiltin,
business, and at public. sale 1,108 bags were nearly all taik;v
in rather above the value.
Foumix.—Tr-day there was no public sale of Foreign
Sugar, but 484 hhds 50 tree 82 bris of Pori o Rico are declare,!
for Thursday.
COFFEE.—This afternoon at public sale 2,591 ha:rq o
Ceylon Coffee ware offered; there was le,- &wand, and 'Ili:
native was all taken in at 42s for good ord pale; the plant- -
tion, hlwever, nearly all sold, but upon lower ti,rms.
TEA.—Congou has been purchased with cauti n, but pre.
vious rate!, are insisted upon. For l'ouchong the demand
has been only fur small parcels at 3d to 6d for low and mid-
' tiling, and ?ti to 9il firr good to ti: re quality. Twankay ha-
met with little attention, bin prices are sustained. Hyson is
not to be had on lower terms, but there is a pause in the de-
mand. Scented Orange Pekoe is heavy of disposal. Impe-
rial and Gunpowder in small parcels have been taken at late
rates.
Sncss.—Although there are sellers of Nutmegs upon
lower terms, still little bu-icess had been transacted. mace
has been much sought after, but prices are firm. For black
P4prr there are few buyers, low as prices are. White is
only worth 4d to 6,1 for low to line quality. Cloves are
heavy of disposal.
RIOE.—To-day Bengal Rice was less in request, arid 4.369
bags at auction wete or.ly in part sold at 3d per cwt decline.
SALTrETRE.—To-day a good dobire was shown to operat••
in rough, and 1,990 bags of Calcutta at auction were all sole:
at full rates.

SPlRlTS.—Jamaica Rum of common quality has been pur-
chased with caution, but the better kinds have brought im
proved prices. Leeward Island is still wanted, and pric,e
.continue high. For Calcutta the market has a firm appearance
Demerara has been in increased request, aid brought folk
former rates. brandy has been purchased with increased
freedom, and holders are less inclined to realise. Genera in
fair demand for exportation. Fer Corn Spirits -the market
is quiet.
INDIGO.—The large quarterly sale of East India, CA7l4Stillr.
of 15.875 chests, commenced this day. Rehire the beginuim:
and during the progress of the sale, 1,011 chests were -with.
drawn I orn various parts of the catalogue. The quantit,
which actually passed the hammer IS 924 chests. The sa:r
began without.nhiliation, and the first marks in the cata-
logues, although fulnly supported by the proprietors, sold
very unevenly at from last sales' prices to 3d advance.
OILS.—A much better demand has prevailed for Rapeseed
Oil, but no improvement has occurred in prices. Holders of
Palm show less firmness, and have accepted prices rather
under those previously current. Pikes of Linseed Oil litive
suffered no further depression. For forward delivery thtre
has been little passing, Olive has been rather more in de-
mand, but prices are prevented from rising by the • ontinned
arrivals. Lard Oil is little wanted. For Seal Oil I,wer
prices having been taken tempted buyers to ope-
rate With more freedom. Cott Ott ha% me-
with little attention. Notwithstanding the low
terms 11p011 which there are sdlers of Southern, still
exporters and the home trade operate with eaution. Sp :rm
has been sniriii,.lv tle.alt in, but merchants are unwilling to
further reduce thei- prices.
TALLow.—..I. brisk demand .I)2s prevailed for home mad,
Tallow, and prices are firm at 40s to 40s 6d per cw_t net cash.
a"

igh the market is still
Hell supplied, but at these
rate rates several parties are •tisposed to get well iuto stuck.

RovAt.. GARDENS. VAUXHALL.— Tho spend mrs
querade r.f the sent-'n to -lc olAce..n M. n !ay. and was very
numernuA:y attended. The pnipriptors catered well for the
amusement ~f the vkitor., and their arrangem-n,a 'appeared
to give general satiefActt.m. The vwitiutt characters were
well sustained, and the imam, degree of or* rrovailod
duag sou*

MARRIED. )11% ~re,
On the 13th inst., at St. diary's, Haggerston.ee'r of r
Wicking, of Kingsland-road, to Elizabeth, daub ..cr
„ hi PAVIie, late of Berners.street.
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tne 2,1 inst., at Kilin,re. John Edward Ire—hter °
of Bingtik•ld, to bliss Harriel. Leslie, youngest daut?
Lord Kinore, Elohin. and Ardagh

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On the 12th inst., William Seabro,k, Esq., -I tree'
lace, Holloway, in the 77th year of his age. t /11'
On the 7th in-t., Mrs. Margaret Roberts, of ll'e i,A
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vduri, aged 79. h, ti
Oa the 9th inst., at the Parsonage, High-bra ,al",„s,
liz Abet h Plat t,,,,,cr00i I latt,..lit,i• of the late J. NVe';ei V. 200
On the 10th iom., J. Bstger, Eq., of Stralf.rd-greej et
On the 10th inst., in Lower Clapton, Mary, "tau
Rev. T. Clementp, a.,td 110 1704.
Oa th, 10 , 11 int., at Stoke. Newington, Susanna'

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