The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-30 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

There was not quite so much demand for yarn yes-
terday as on the preceding Tuesday, owing, perhaps, in
some degree to the non-arrival of a Russian mail which
was expected. Prices, however, were perfectly steady.
Goods were much the same as last week ; the prices
steady, but the market entirely without animation.
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, SEPT. 27.
The market has been thinly atttended to-day, and there
has been a great falling-off in the demand for flannels.
In prices there is no change. The wool market has also
been very dull, but prices steady.
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, SEPT. 28.—This was a
comparatively flat market, although, in some descriptions
of fancies, heavy sales were made at fair prices ; but re-•
cent failures in Manchester and other places have caused
misgivings, which operate unfavourably, by inducing a
degree of caution and timidity that tends to paralyze bu-
siness. Prices, however, Are, firm, and a fair general
business is doing in the warehouses.—Manchester Guar-
(ham

LEICESTER ADE.—The &mild for goods is dull
for the season. The hosiers complain of the difficulty
they experience in obtaining the smallest profit on their
sales; and, in some cases, sacrifices arc submitted to with
the view of clearing off stock. Business is far from being
in a healthy or satisfactory condition ; but wool is firm,
without alteration in price.— Leicester Chronicle.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
CORN EXCHANGE. _

The arrivals of all kinds of grain, since Monday, were small.
There have been Twiny transactions in Foreign Wheat, at
Monday's vrice. In other grains very little has been done,
and the mt.* remain as last ttated. Flour unvaried.
COLONIAL MARKET.

There was little life in the market, both the home trade and
shippers being cautious in their proceedings, but holders were
firm, and little variation took place id prises, indeed they ap-
pear to have seen their lowest fur most kinds of produce. Tha
imports continue large.
NENVGATE AND LEADENIIALL.
GAME AND PO ULTR Y. —The demand for Game was rather
slack, and prices of last week barely maintained. Poultry—This
day being Michaelmas Day, we had a splendid show of Geese
at Market in the early part of the morning, the trade bought
largely, but not to that extent which was expected had the
weather been more settled, and the rates paid on Saturday
were fully supported. Some fine Geese brought 9s. to I Is.
and 12s. each. Eggs dull of sale, at 4s. 6d. to is. 6d. per 120.
Meat of all descriptions, both town and country, was in good
supply ; the demand being brisk, caused the salesmen to ask
2d. per stone more money, and in some instances fully 4d. per
stone was obtained.
TALLOW MARKET.

Prices were steady for Russian Tallow, but the market was
in a dull state, the trade taking only ample for their present
wants. P. Y. Candle on the spot could not be had under 48s.
per cwt.
WOOL MARKET.

Prices were steady for both English and Foreign, and a fsir
business was done. The arrivals were small from all quarters,
and the market looked firm.
TEA MARKET.
The operations in Tea were upon a small scale, and the
Market exhibited a du'l aspect, but holders were firm, and
prices were sustained. Company's Cougon, Is. 10d. ca,h.
Large public talcs were declared for Friday and Monday.

.
COAL MARKET.
Ships arrived since last m.irket day, 15.
d.
Volywell Ma'n l7 01
Old TanfiLld

s. d.
Walls End Hotspur
Walls End Killingworth
Walls End Caradoc 2O
l'aanant's Hartlepool...
Walls End Brown's Deanery Is It
Walls End South Durham IJ 6

i'anfied Moor Bute's l5 11

iown:e!•.• . ...

iN7est V am

Walls Et;d Hilda. ..... ......... 18

( From the London New Price Current of September 28.)
SUGAR.—To-day importers of British Plantation were firm,
and a good demand existed for both grocery and refining pur-
poses ; the prices established on Friday are fully supported ;
indeed, for good and fine yellow sorts, which were the most in
request, and of which the supply at market is not ample
for the wants of the trade, 6d to Is advance were paid—a
board of fine yellow Antigua fetched 70e. Several orders for
Sugar have arrived from Ireland and Scotland. The purchases
are 750 hhds and trs, including the sales. -
There were two public sales of Barbadoes, consisting of 195
hhds 23 trs, which attracted a good attendance of the trade,
and the whole found purchasers. Good and tine sorts went with
spirit at Is advance, other kinds at full rates; fine yellow sold
at 67s 6d to 695, good 64s to 66s 6:1, mid and 6ml mid 6Cs
to 635, low heavy 55s to 58s 6d per cwt.
The stock of British P.antation Sugar is now 23,279 hhds
and trs, which is 1,897 more than last year at the same period.
The stock of Mauritius is 80,232 bags, being 64,234 more
than last year. The sock of Bengal is 75,333 bags, which is
55,419 more than last year. The delivery of British (Tanta
lion Sugar for the last week was 2,014 hhds and Ira, being 171
more than during the same time last year. The delivery of
Mauritius was 8,499 bags, which is 6,120 bags more than last
year. The delivery of Bengal was 8,906 bags, being 7,638
more than during the corresponding week last year.
REFINED.—To-day the purchases were limited in Refined
Goods, and there were sellers of Standard Lumps at 80s, with
few buyers. Treacle moved off slowly at 25s to 31s, but fur
Pieces and Bastards a good demand existed at the rates quoted
above. Bonded Crushed Sugar was taken sparingly, but par-
cels of first quality could not be obtained under 29s 9.1 per cwt.
AlAuxersus.—lhis afternoon, by private contract, several
parcels were disposed of at full rates ; at public sale 851 bags
went as follows—ordinary to fine brown at 42s 6d to 50s, low
to good m ddling yellow 52s to 575, good 59s 6tl to 61s per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the demand was active for
Bengal, and at public sale 4,058 bags nearly all sold at full
rates ; fine white went at 69s to 725, mid to good 63s to 685,
low 60s to 61s 6d, ord to good yellqw 52s to 595, low brown
39s 6d to 42 , mid to fine 44s to 50s 6d.
MOLASSES.—Prices have been sustained for West India,
and a good demand has prevailed ; the private saleiihave
been 250 puncheons; Tobago fair at 235, and St. Vincent's
e.Of
middling 24s per cat. The stock however is still I g
Foreign some parcels have been sold at 6s 6dt t205-alsp.earrettt.auc-
tion 289 casks Bengal Syrup
COFFEE.—This afternoon few purchases was not procurable
To-day some parcels of Wes"t.elrieidtiaakwe'neriensaoldwaertefumll
ardaetes.
on lower terms, but the home consumption p
pri-
vately in Coffee for shipping, but Foreignum:ion market exhibited
more settled ; the pur-
a more lively scale At auction
chases privately were
and 100 bags Padang were of-
-88 casks 13 barrels Jamaica aspect, :nndapmrioceres
extended
good to fine ordinary 62s 6d to 88s,
120 s, low middling 955,
went at 37s 6(1 to 33s 61 for fair
of-
fered ; the former all soldwaat full rates ; good middling at
ordinary.
common for cash has been disposed of at
TEA.—Congou
O.Gc
triage 32s to 51s—the latter
is
9d to is 9shd, ordinary_ is 10d to is 101/2d, middling
k I • 814 d to Is 83/d
3d, ordinary wan ay , 4 ,
and
blackish leaf Is lld to I,s 11 y, strong to fine blackish leaf
2s to 2s
common Hyson 2s 2d to 2s 3d per lb. Prices have been steady
for Company's Congou at Is 91/2d to Is 10d cash.
To-day there were few buyers of Free Trade Tea, and the
market was in a quiet state, but purchases could not be made
on lower terms, and Is 9d is the lowest point of the market
for common Congou, cash.
RUBS. —BARA NDY AND ROLLA NDS.— Cognac let brands of
the vintage of 1836, Edith at 51 9d, puns 5s 7(1; 1837, hhds
5s 6,1, puns 5s VI 1833, hhds 5s 4d, puns 5s 2d ; IR3O, hhda
4s I Id, puns 4s 9d ; 1840, hhds 3s 10d, puns 3s 8d per gallon.
In Geneva purchases to a fair extaint have been made at 2s
Id to 2s 2d for common, and the home trade have paid 2s 7d to
2s 9d forsmall parcels of fine. British Corn Spirits have been
in good request at lOs 4d cash..
To-day the Rum Market was in a dull state, the large ar-
rivals causing both shippers and the home trade to operate with
much caution, and the few parcels so:d were at lower rates ; Is
11(1 is the nearest quotation for proof Leevvards, and Is Sid to
Is 6d for Calcutta; the low price at which the Gsmernment
contract was taken has surprised many parties. Brandy is
held firmly, but there was not much business transacted to-day.

MORNING SCN

WlN7,..—East India Madeira. fine, fetched 65/. West
acceding to quality, 34/ to 4!. direct. I_4l to ; first
'art 441 down a 17/ los for other kinds; Siic;Tv 71a 3='h
fine off,retl.
RICE.—To-day Vlert• was no public sale of Rice, and prit
-
vately few purchasi.s were made, but mid wlhte Bengal "
to he purchased under lOs per cwt.
Hors.—The market has presented a firm appearance sitethis day week, a good demand has prevailed, and several °lth6
trade being desirous to get into stock, large parcels lose be *t
disposed of at rather higher rates. The duty is backed- 11
only 150,0001., picking having proved less than had been al*"
cipated ; the quality is conip:ained of. Many parcels of Oft
have made their appearance at. market. New middling den
Pockets have been selling at 140 s to 180 s for choice quo)*

Weald of Kent 120 s to 1455, Sussex 115 s to 130 s. b
SA I.TPETRE.—To-d .y a better demand existed for Rougl
and purchases to a fair extent were made at 26a to 285 for o',
to fine qua ity, being full rates.
TALLow.—There was a somewhat better demand for '11".
sian Tal:ow to-day, and a fair business was done, but n°
provement in prices could be noticed; 48s is the nearest•pne:
for fine yellow Candle on the spot, though 47s 9cl has in lor
instances been accepted ; the latter price would be taken
parcels deliverable up to the end of the year.
Ost.s.—Southern Oil, fine quality at all Isis to 31/,
to good 30/ to :311 10s. Seal 361 to 36155. yellow and shjoa
colour 321 to 34/ 10s, a..,d brown 29/ to 311 per tun. 00
27/ 15s to 281. Sperm 941 to 961 per tun. Linseed
31s 9d to 324. Rape, pale at 53s to 53s 6d, and brown 525
0';
per cwt. Gallipoli 761 to 771. Spanish 741 to 751. 'Pe
tun. Palm 34/ per tun. 'the
PROVISIONS.—There has been little business done in el hut
Beef or Pork since the Government contract was taken,„"ee
prices have undergone scarcely any variation. Indigo,," to
may be quoted at 71 lOs to 71 12; 6d, Mess do at 61 2s ss"
61 ss, and prime India Mess Pork at 4/ to 412 s 64. who
SPICLIE —This afternoon the public sales consisted 01 a
bafls Pepper, I I casks Amboy na Cloves, 7 bags p,,nento;, 'sine
7 casks African Pod. Pepper was taken in at 3ad to Wel 11
good half heavy Penang. Cloves at is 7d for good
Pimento fetched 3d for low mid.
..ftit
FRUIT.—To-day new Valentia Raisins were sought, ,4117
38s, but business was prevented, owing to the want of suPPZekt
some ships are, however, expected tally. Currants sre"...i.
firmly.
Oat
Soca—Good mid at 22s to 24s 6d, mid 19s 6d to 205, gwt,
ord brown 16s to 17s, ord and low ord lOs to 15s per
611.
Fine white sorts are wanted, but of such the supply Is fete 5."-bed
Sago Flour is rather cheaper ; at auction 1,154 bags
I Is for good.
At public sale 38 pkgs Bermuda Arrowroot sold at Is *LI
Is sd, 165 pkgs 380 tins 21 boxes Jamaica is to Is SJ, 7 P"'
Dominica 7d to 9J, 25 chests East India no, per lb.

IRISH MARKETS.
OUBLIN MARKET NOTE for the Week

£ --

- /;;Ifra is
From To •-4.0 8
6")2 Wheat,per barrel 2, stone.... 2 0 r 5 0 ',A S
31'; Bere .. _
42A Barley
5t:7 0:0s '4 stmt lO 0 12 0 '' 0
0 Flour, per cwt. .• Simone - 0 0 ,`, ,11
419 Oatmeal ~,.,,.,,•,,,,.,, 8 stone II 0 13 U
''
Sold to Bakers only. ,23 lii
8,192 Cwt. Flour lO 0 24 0
,_
Average price of %%heat and 'lour 51, 8d per sac.•,, pd
Firsts. from 22.5. Od to 2., M
Receipts of Flour, 11 156 1 ".""
bemuse Od. -,, Od
Sales of Do. 10,25,
Tnirds ......... from At:. Od. to 10,
PRICY OF BRIAN
Quarterr. Loat ..... 10d. 1 Half Quartern . ... SI
CORK NI ARKETS.— Sept. 25 104.
Wheat (per'2ost.)24, 0,1.0. 345. (Id.i Oats (per list.... 98.6.1. to
.d
Barley (per 165t.)11 6 :5 0 Wort' (per cwt ).. 11 0 .
Oatmeal (per cwt.)... ... ist.. t/d to 16s Od
Reel; 4d. to 7d.—Nlutton, sd. to ft—Veal, 4d to (10
Pork, 4jd. to W.—Fresh Buttes, 10d. to lid per its. .
PRICE OF RUTTER.
To the Nlcrchants. To the ettu.,."trl'
First Quality.... ...... ........ fits ..................,. ........ 15-
Second s. 80 •••••••••••11.• •••••••••• ..... 7
l'hird - ••• , S
Fourth 7t ',y
•••••••I• ••••••••••••••••... ,-- ...
Flith
64 ........11.4.• . ... . ,
Sixth 5B
.... 47
CLON NIELL Al it nk ETS.... Sept. 25 ,
Per ( wt. , d.
s d. a. d. s. 0.„ 4 .0.
Any Butter ~.......f 4 oto 8 ) 0 Hider (ra5e)..........••• 4,-; .. 46 v
Oatmeal ..., ........ 0 12 6 8ac0uP.e5.......... 44 s•
...
Rcndereo lard 0 52 0 Heads ............. ...et' ' : 0
I'er Bee. , 21
Fleur, Second 0 4t -• I k tour, I t.rdi....... " .. '
—Household...— 1' 42 01-- hpuith,.... 20 0
0
Per Barrel. , IS;•0
Rapeseed.. 20 0 --01 Barley ........ II - ~Bere lO 0 I (:.Lila 4.....••••••••••••..... "
KILKENNY MARKETS. ,A ' t r 04116
Wheatsper barrel)2B: Oil to 355. Od. Beet •ler W.... Os. ,^•• 0 8
Barley 12 0 13 0 miitte1........,,,.., 0 5 0 7
tats .. ....... l4 0 15 i POrk.
Flour (per bag)....2C 0 13S 0 Ceai ...,...,... 0 6 i 0 •
Hutter(per cwt.)..: )U 0 10. 0 tree, Hume, ... 0 0 010
Bacon Pigs 38 0 42 6 `,la.t Ditto ........... 0 6 v 0
Coals 1 0 1 2 Potatoes ;per %La b 9
HAMBURG MARKETS.
GRAIN. 190 ill
Airiest, Marks SO; to 462 j Barley, Mecklenborgh ~., to 441
---.- Magdeburg 4OB to 462' -- Magdeburg'... 9,7, to 010
Anlialt, white 4.0 to 4 --- H015tein........ 17, to I,
-- red - 5ummer......... 1,..; 10 I.
.--- Brunswick 40,4 to 4e2 Oats, Elder ............... io le 0
r-
Mecklenburg 34l to 163 -- Nlecklenburg ..
',,,,,, cave,
-- Polish 4 ; to '474.--•-•-• H015tein............ 1n; oLdi
-- Holstein - Ent Friesland-- .g,T I 0 ire
Rye, llleckleuburg
-- Dantric
-- Ming and Ko- Buck wi,..tt
7221.; ;35,..5:1;:;:t7e.:1,":11 'Z:1" 5154 eta! ;r*:100
nigsburg
-- Upland
•-111 g. 224 .., 236 Tares
corrON. to',
Carolini and Tennessee 7+4 to 8% Marrnham 5.... $
n 1 eorgia, Ist slut 734 Madras 5
Oil 7% 75i Strata._. 4 6
3d and 4th
COI FEE. 434
Mischa 13 to 13% Domingo .........«.....••• tot
Batavia
Rio 5%
_S3A
PLoarGto t uati.erna
..
..
...
............................. 4, .
...7
Sumatra ,
4 5%. Ilavannah ........... . ....• 17.
Bahia 4 5%
SUGAR.— (With fil, Discount.) o, 4
Havannah, White 3 to 4 Banta, White .............. ..ztl
Brown 2 2% Brown ...... : . ••••••••.2Z Po
Ilio, White 2l's 4 Pernambuco, White ,soi g
Brown . 2 % Brown ...:6
Manilla. Brow

ending S;

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and kind, enabling the pui chaser to see the effect beforeatio!'
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at the iuventor's, Koss and Sons, 119 and PO, 1344'
street.

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turing Silversmith, No. 47, Cornhill, London, seven Ail
Ail
Gracechurch-street. The bent wrought FIDDLE P "no.
...if
SILVER SPOONS and FORKS, at 7s. 2d. per °tel.'s?'"
following are the weights recommended, but the sr'
be had lighter or heavier at the same price per ounce; q 0
oz. Lu. JO g
12 Fiddle Pattern Silver Table Spoons 30 at 7 !'" 1 0 0
i 2 ditto Dessert ditto 20 7 .'" )0 Joi
11 d tie 'I able Forks 3l 7 / .10
12 ditto Dessert ditto 90 7 2... 51 II
2 ditto Gr3vy Spoons lO 7 ~2'.. $
I ditto Soup Ladle. lO 7 .'" 5 100
4 ditto Sauce ditto. lO 7. P... 1 0°
4 ditto ... ••• g I 0
Salt Spoons (gilt strong) .......• . ,6
Iditto Fish Slice ........................... ...g. lO.,
12 ditto Tea Spoons lO 7 p'. °
1 pair ditto ..... tllt,s
Sugar Tongs (strong) ............... 019 tr
N. II A Price Current, stamped as a NewspoPee,' tive Owe
by drawings, and containing every information re.'3 ii- grog!
purchase of silver or Sheffield plate, may be bad °a id
tion, or will be sent into the country, free of postage'
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to a paid letter,

PAPIER MACHE TEA TRAYS, Sts
vi,....
SET, of FULL-SIZED GOTHIC ,HAY 14f,
10t
rior London Table Knives, with ivory handled' disewLe,
dozen ; Brass Poles for Window Curtains, 1i han
dled
fed.—
Is. 3d. per foot ; 2 inches, Is. kid. per foot ; brdP" 4.4411'
4 feet 1 •r.g, 9s. '• 40
LEBY f • SUPERIOR LONDON TABLE CUT LE roiles,.jt
RANTED.—TABLE KNIVES, with Ivory "a per r p
per dozen ; Dessert Knives, Ils. ; Carvers, ' 701.1' 410:
Table Knives, with white bone handles, as. r' fed'
Dessert, 6s. id. ; Carvers, 3s. per pair ; ".I°""Allacesd,
urns, 4 quarts, 275. ; new shapes, 395. ; F3l"dr cats`""ge '
trays, gothic shape, bOs ; the set of full sizes• loos 1
containing the prices, with Engraving
Article necessary to the furnishing of a house of bd 4
per cent. under any other old•established With est.
a-bil gratis (post free).
oSfor
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Engravings of every Ira iiss,hail

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