The Sun.
London, England, 1848-10-14 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

IL Blake and J. Velletier, Richmond-buildings, Dean-
street, Soho, importers of walnut-tree wood—J. Hup-
dleston and J. Dodd, Wark, Northumberland, maltsters
—E. Dit ton and T. Fowle, Cranfirook, Kent,
cabinetmakers—E. Lion, M. Lion, and E. Lion,
Fashion-street, Spital-fields, shoe manufacturers—W.
J. Coulsting and S. Turner, Manchester, engravers—
S. Nevison and A. Nevison, Darlington, Durham, tailors
and drapers—R. Venables and C. Venables, Wellington,
Shropshire, tailors and drapers—C. Parkin and W.
M'DAnell, Savanna-place, Essex-street, Kingsland-road,
hook and eye manufacturers—J. Twiname, F. Maxwell,
and 3. Twiname, Liverpool, corn merchants (so far as
regards J. Twiname)—S. H. Mowbray, and S. English,
Ito!beach, Lincolnshire, brewers—S. D. Cubitt and R.
Thorns, Norwich, ironmongers—A. Bergman and C.
Salichtegroll, Bread-street,Cheapside—J. Priestley and
11. Bennett, Birstall, Yorkshire, starch manufacturers—
W. Hardtnan, J. Dugdale, J. Smith, and W. Preston,
Radcliffe, Lancashire. spindle and fly manufacturers (so
far as regards J. Smith)—J. Austin and G. Tombs,
Burnham, -farmers—G. J. Parker and W. Claxton, Ta-
vistock-street, Covent-garden, printers—J. Nunn and
W. Gelsthorpe, Nottingham, chemists and druggists—
G. Hull and Sarah Hull, Barwell, Leicestershire, grocers
and provision dealers—J. Peak, S. Peak, N. Peak, and
C Peak, Manchester—J. Barrett and J. Hadfield, Bir-
mingham, and King's Head-court, Beech-street, City,
varnish manufacturers—D. Cooper and J. Holt, Lon-
don, and Sydney, New South Wales, general merchants.
INSOVENT PETITIONERS.
William Colley, New Brompton, Kent, grocer.
Isaac.Hodgson, Chorley, Lancashire, brazier.
Isaac Grimsby Stephenson, Leeds, grocer.
James Morley, Chatham, Kent, dealer in hats.
Thomas Smith, Norwich, fishmonger.
Samuel Benjamin Sherrington, Ace, Norfolk, attorney-
at-law.
Charles Thomas, Bristol, Butcher.

James Broad, Barrow Gurney, Somersetshire, mason.
Samuel Churchill, Dowend, Gloucestershire.
J. Hill, sen., Bristol, fly proprietor.
F. Newton, Dore Moor, Derbyshire, licensed victualler,
John Newman, Keynsham, Somersetshire, baker.
J. Moss, Filkins, Oxfordshire, blacksmith.

Luke Ogden, Grenoside, Yorkshire, licensed victualler.
Matthew Bridgeton, Bristol, beer shop keeper.
William Taylor, Sheffield, shoemaker.
Benjamin Robert Heath, Stoke, Ipswich.
Lionel Welham Moore, Debenham, Suffolk, surgeon.
George Thurston, Earl Stonharn, Suffolk, butcher.
PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the returns made in the week ending October 10,
1848, is 235. Nd. per cwt.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London .New Price Current of Oct. 13.)
SUGAR.—To-day importers of raw Sugar were less
disposed to realise, and refrained from submitting any
to auction. West India Muscovado was in good demand,
for scale and pan, but merchants were compelled to accept
former low rates. The purchases amount to 850 hhds
and trcs, making for the week 1,157 hhds and trcs. The
fall in the value for that time is 6d per cwt.
REFINED.—To-day Refined goods met with little at-
tention, but in the value there is no variation to make
known.

MAURITIUS is little required by grocers or refiners,
and an enlarged quantity has been pressed upon 11le
attention of buyers; former rates are in consequence not
generally supported. Of 8,900 bags submitted to public
sale a small part only sold; the chief consisted of the
better descriptions. Mauritius is still higher-in value
than West India, with the exception of brown sorts.
EAST INDIA.—With strong yellow kinds of Bengal
the market has been abundantly supplied this week,
the demand having been limited; prices suffered a de-
cline of is to is 6d per cwt, the quantity on offer like-
wise far exceeds the wants of the trade. For white and
yellow Benares a decrease is visible in the amount of
business concluded, and quotations must be considered
6d lower. There are sellers of brown upon low terms,
yet few buyers are to be met with. Of the parcels offered
at public sale, amounting to 10,400 bags, not above two-
thirds sold.

FOREIGN.—The market has been more freely supplied
this week, and on the part of merchants more desire is
manifested to realise. There has been little inclination
manifested by exporters to do business, few purchases
have been made for home trade purposes, and our
refiners working under bond aro not much in
want of Sugar at present. At auction 3,713 bags, 12
cases, 8 barrels, and 514 bales of Santa Martha have
bean offered, and a part only sold. The private sales
made in foreign Sugar this week are a cargo of yellow
Havannah at 19s, one of Maceo at 18s 6d, and one of
Bahia at 20s for is hite.

MoLAssEs.—West India can be obtained upon the
low terms of 15s to 183 per cwt, still on the part of
buyers little desire was manifested to do business. Ben-
gal Treacle is held for 15s to 18s per cwt ; there is not
much demand. Honey sells with more readiness.
COFFEE.—This afternoon mine desire was manifested
to do business in Plantation Ceylon at the public sales,
which consisted of 2,400 bags col 14 casks, and the
whole sold at full rates, good middling 503, middling
46s to 475, low middling 42s 6d to 44s 6,1, other sorts
34s to 40s, inferior 27s to 30s, and damaged 20s to 375.
Of Native 600 bags only in part sold at 27s 6d to 28s
for good ordinary rather colury.
COCOA.—OF West India there is a plen:iful supply,
and on the part of the trade little desire is shown to do
business. At public sale. a small part only of 867 baags
Trinidad found buyers. For Foreign the market is in a
cull state, and prices tend downwards,.
TEA.—Today the public sales of Tea went off with-
out spirit at former rates. Gunpowder was rather
cheaper. Of 8,856 pkgs offered, 2,500 sold. On Tues-
day 12,000 pkgs will be offered at auction.
FaulT.—The demand for Currants this week has
been good at 40s to 42s for new, and 34s to 35s for old
at public sale, 107 butts 50 cribs and 58 barrels damaged 1
Patras were offered, the greater part of which sold
from 38s to 425, the quality very good. Valentia
Raisins continue very dull at 40s: at auction 511 boxes
and 351 half-boxes damaged were sold from 37s to 395.

New Turkey Figs ex Sultan, were yesterday offered by
the trade, a portion of which suld at 70s—the price was
reduced to-day to 655, and a good deal of business done.
iffRICE.—To-day at auction 149 bags Bengal Rice were
sold; Bengal, good white at 12s, damaged 9s to I ls;
Bombay sound white at 103 to Ils 6d, and damaged 8s
to 103 6d.

SAGO.—To-day at public sale 180 boxes of Pearl Sago
were sold at 20s 6d to 21s 6d per cwt.
SALTPETRE.—There has been little desire manifested
by exporters or home trade buyers to do business by
private treaty, and a further decline is apparent in the
value of 6d per cwt. At auction, 1,500 bags were dis-
posed of. The rates asked for British refined are 29s 6d
to 30s, still the amount of business done is of little •
moment.

SPICES.—Mace met with less demand, and must be quoted
rather cheaper, as there is an enlarged supply; at auction
25 packages were sold. Brown Nutmegs are wanted
and full rates obtained, there is also a plentiful supply;
at auction 57 packages found buyers. With Black
Pepper the market has been well supplied this week, and
as only a limited demand existed prices have slightly
given way. Of the parcels offered at auction amount-
ing to 3,743 bags, and 4,410 robins not above half found
buyers. To-day at auction 77 bags of white Pepper went
at 4id to Ofd per lb.
SPIRITS.—The sales made in East India Rum have
been to a small extent only, and is bd to is sid is
the value of proof. For Leeward Island there is a
dull market, and prices are on the decline, they rule at
Is 6d to Is bid for proof. Demerara has been dealt
in with caution, and strong sorts can be obtained at
2s 3d to 2s Bd. There are few buyers of Jamaica for
home consumption, and export orders come in slowly.
The value of good and fine 30 to 38 per cent. over proof
is 3s 6d to 4s 4d, low and middling 28 to 33 over 3s to
is sd. Brandy is unaltered in value, but there is a fair
demand. Cognac of the vintage of 1847 is 4s 10d to 55,
and ditto 1846, 3s 10d to 4s per gallon. Geneva export
kind at 2s to 2s Id per gallon. In British made Spirit
there is no variation to notice.

INDIGO.—The quarterly sale of East India has been
well attended by exporters and home• trade buyers, and
is proceeding better than was expected. To-day during
the progress of the sale 202 chests were withdrawn; 955
chests have passed the sale. The brisk demand which
we noticed previously for the middling shipping qualities
of Bengal has continued at an average advance of 4d on
the last sale's prices. Ordinary and low sorts were also in
better demand at from the July rates to 2d advance. Fine
shipping descriptions, however, above 4s 9d do not show
any improvement. Ordinary and low Madras is selling at
about the July sale's prices, whilst good qualities (owing
to their scarcity) average at about 6d advance. The
quantity bought in is only 34 chests. Of the quantity
which has now passed the sale (3,230 chests) 480 have
been withdrawn, and 450 bought in, leaving 2,300 sold.
COCHINEAL—This afternoon there was more demand
for Cochineal, and the public sales of 100 bags Honduras
went at full rates ; silvers at is 6d to 4s sd, and black
4s 6d to 5s Id per lb.
OlL.—This afternoon the market for Cocoa Nut Oil
had a dull appearance, and at auction 86 pkgs of Ceylon
were taken in at 39s 6d ; 182 casks of Palm 31s to
323 661 per cwt.

TALLOW.—This afternoon the public sa►les of Tallow
went off flatly, and at lower rates; 350 casks of New
South Wales sold at 39s 9d to 445; 107 casks Odessa Ox
mostly taken in at 443 3d; 61 mats of Vegetable Tallow
46s to 4ss per cwt.