The Sun.
London, England, 1846-08-19 00:00:00

COLONIAL.

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SUGAR.—There has been a good business done in vt mri, jolt
Plantation, about 600 hhds having been sold, and for I"ci.
rather higher prices have been obtained, establishing An
he
vance in nearly all description% of fully 6d to is since t
day week. The public sales consisted cbiefi`v of 1,613 b%
rw Beal, 1,936 boxes white, and 196 boxes yellow Hava_nnao
chiefly damaged. The Bengal found ready buyers at 44' es,
to 53a 6d for soft greyish yellow to good white BeOrthe
being fully previous rates. Nearly two-thirds ef, for
Havannah were damaged, and sold at 25s Od to 28s
white, and 23s 6d to 24s 6d for yellow, being compare for
the value. The sound white was taken in at ISOs to 39' .
mid to good strong quality. The quantity of British itlao°
tation landed last week at the East and West India I)v'eu
was 1,572 hhds, 94 tierces, 19 barrels, and there were ,
for home consumption 1,339 hhds, 220 tierces, 146 barre„. ,
The stock in the same places was 10,458 hhds, 1,030 tier""

2,158 barrels. .
COFFEE.-312 bags East India and 1,720 bags Prog,
auction were all taken in at 25s to 26s for good to fine Felfe
and 34s to 34s 6d for fine ordinary colory, Rio being a Do
the value; but subsequently part of the latter description
been disposed of at 335. 6d. t
Rest.—The quantity landed last week at the Eas
We,t India Decks was 459 puns 1 Mid; there were *l3O
home consumption, 147 puns 6 !Ads; and exported, o.
puns 24 hhds. The stock in the same places is 11,056 P
2,497 hlids. 564
RICE :-2,.703 ba, .Bengal chiefly sold at 14s 6d to_l;°n

for mid wiiite, but broken ; good white was bought in
15s 61 t' 16,,, which. are almost former rates.
S kIMPETRE —556 bags Brazil was nearly all taken st
to 27s tor 4 to 21% per cent. refraction. in it
SPICES.-537 bagS Penang Pepper were mostly taken.,4o,
21,0 to 2%d for fair but dusty, being about previous
hut at which ther
Y e were not purchasers. los
t°
TALLOW..--P..C. is 41s 6d per cwt on the spot, and
435.
TEA.—The market is steady.

(From the London New Price Current of August
_„„31°.(,,,,af
SUGAR.—To-day importers of West India line'"a
Sugar evinced firmness, and the home trade were Indio. re
further increase their stock; all kinds were in exCelieelof
quest f,o. the scale and pan • the rateq paid in several c
were even 6d per
day
above ;hose or Friday. ae°
REFINED.—To. day Refined Goods were much in %toe
by the home trade, and higher rates were- paid; to 6:0
lumps selling at 63s to 645, and standard lumps 645 , tor,
per cwt. The business transacted has been greater th.ia"
some time. Bonded Crushed Sugar is more wantea,
cannot be obtained under 84s per cwt. for first qattlitY••event
MAURITIUS.—This afternoon Mauritius was in tiered at
request, and 1,640 bags, 123 casks, 244 tierces one ,A to
public sale were sold at an advance on former rates of
"`'
is per cwt. b
FOREIGN.—To-day slave-labour Sugar,
shs, was much sought after by private treot4j, asked bi
nes of moment was prevented by the stiff:ra's, market.
holders. For Sugar received by foreign' tiger prices arc '
however, has a tranquil appearance; bat ied at public sale.
insisted upon. None of any kind was
°ft r!'i'est India on be
MoLAssEs.—Although all qualities
has been scarcely ail
obtained upon lower terms, still there .-ac • and Os
the increase,
business transacted ; the supply is e",,
value of low to fine quality is 19s to 20a per cwt.
of
_do
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the quantity .01;01
imported Ira busi,
Sugar submitted to public competition amounted t0.i.;00
bags, a fair part of which found buyers at prices exhieti
a rise on those previously current of 6d per cwt.
TEA.—The market has assumed a dull appearance for It
and by private contract few purchases have been made!it
black or green ; merchants do not show much firmness.
the public sales held to-day, consisting of 30,000 packaged,
little desire was shown by the trade to operate in any m'cig's
altbcugb there were sellers of nearly all sorts rather en
the rates that previously existed.
COFFEE.—This afternoon Ceylon Coffee was in 41%01101.;
demand, and 1,400 bags at auction were all sold at firm 1
140 bags of Company's Java were sold at easier rats&
bags East India wet tlw rates. iO• la)!
COCoaof
.—Foreign isn litatleo wanted, and prices have r Ivo
given way, although the quantity brought to mark t x/6
been small. At auction 33 hags of Bahia were sold at
for fair red. In West India the business transacted hse been
extremely limited by private contract, and none has
submitted to public competition. tefnlifit
COCHINEAL.—HoIders have more confidence, snd co.
from offering any at public sale; the demand is it:ol'7ooe
and the parcels disposed of by private contract were at
higher rates. 0/'
SricEs.—To-day Ginger met with little attention fir
bags of Malabar at auction were nearly all taken at broil
rough export sort; 103 cases of Calicut at 45s or essie'd
home consumption kind; 49 brls of Jamaica sold at sere
rates, at 35s to 38s, middling 42s to 515.
iiop 0
more in demand, and 7 chests of Singapore sold at a atocic
FRUIT.—It having been ascertained that the ite",;
currants is considerably less than was calculate to
with an increased consumption, has induced the "re being
ey
purchase more freely at advanced quotations, and,.t..",;(10, th
now only a very small portion in the importers'
have advanced their price for Patras to s'os. of oft,j,
there are scarcely any remaining, and are much s.duriteia''st
SALTPETRE.—To day rough only was in limit`ieri °late
and 682 bags of Calcutta at auction were chiefly -
he
27s for good strong white 2% per cent. retraction,'
full worth. „ 10/
SPlRlTS.—Jamaica Rom cannot be obtained upon
terms, but business has been transacted, and trade'
parcels have been taken by exporters or the he% 3d
30 or 38 per cent, over proof at 3s 8d to 4s 2d, fin? ,ter rate:
ss; high flavoured sorts would bring above the oat
but of such there is little in the market. DemeraT!_ demur
and prices rule firm. To day there was but Ittsie
ri
evinced to operate in any kind of Rum, and holder 7•irsrest
enced difficulty in keeping up prices for East India
India. De;
INDIGO.—The accounts being very favourable from to
and Madras for the Indigo crop, cause the demand nj
extremely limited for all descriptions of East India fro 4814
porters and the home trade, in some cases there are .1100
rather under the rates of the last quarterly sale. Spank
met with little attention, and previous quotations are -
be obtained. aDa
OiLs.—For Southern Oil the demand has been actilL,o
prices have risen for all descriptions. Seal has not Ph 70,04
value,but the demand has been good. For Cod feurecito
are to be met with. Importers of Sperm are ()Ml'
further reduce their prices. American Lou .ry,: 021
declined in value, and few buyers are to be ortowe ladrellcji,
has been in extensive demand, and prices -read Prices "'it
Rape Seed Oil has been in excellent request' ttentlen, 810;if;
re a
advanced. Linseed Oil has attraeted 111°„nd has Will in,
prices have improved. For Palm the dru-s Nat ill s
but lower prices are not accepted. Colie° vited i°
small supply, and there are several buyers. emely
Hors.—The business transacted was extr The account,
.itity
all descriptions, and prices are looking de"' and the u
from tire plantations are highly satisfactory t
mot,
for the kingdom is estimated as high as 170,ur„ on the
TALLow. petersutio
and a good demise has been experienced; en
auction
yellow Candle has brow ht 41s to 41s 6d ;at nutfacAP
—Prices have ruled firm for Russian
-
casks went at these ratges. For delivery mangy
the
g
have been entered into, and 41s to 41s 6d. str*..,ear•
rates iven for the last three months of
Australian is wanted, and prices are firmer, severs 6d
eels having been sold privately on the spot at 375 t°,789,1 to
of low to fine quality. Of Odessa 92 casks sold clew. 4 The
4ls 3d fer ox, and 40s 6d to 41s for sheep t.
value of American is 38s to 425, but at present A 000
had. Home made has been in excellent request, an
are firm at 40s 6d'to 41s per cwt net cash. f/
little is tn. b.

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daughter.o ol d s of genii
On the 11th inst., at Abbey.road,quare, leg
St. John's-wood, the
of R. Dawes, Esq., surgeon, of a son. fl• 141'
On the 13th inst., at Kensington-square, the wife 0
Harper, Esq., of a daughter. yadf
the wife
On the 14th inst., at Talacre, Flintshire, the Hon.
Mostyn, of a son. f tier
On the 14th inst., at Eastbourne-terrace, the lady 0-
tenant .Colonel Norman Maclean, C.B• 9 -of a daughte.
O. ~,• r,
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On the 14th inst., at Gibson-square, Islington,
Robins, of a daughter. P
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On the 14th Inst., at Broadstaire, the lady of Henri ....if-
Esq., of the Bengal Establishment, of a son, which ea' •
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only an hour.

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MARRIED.
On the 4th of June, at Mirzapore, Brand SBP,teti;lit.
Bengal Civil Service, to Caroline Maria, daughter 0L
Captain Pemberton, R.N.

DIED. A ,ig Thy'
the 9th inst., at Mount Radford, Exeter, ni
ion, Esq., aged 66.
On the 12th inst., Elizabeth, the wife of Samuel s
Esq., of Muggerhanger, Bedfordshire, aged 75. ~, , 13, wi'•
On the 14th inst., at Datchet, near 'Windsor, Kole
v,
John Fowler, Esq., aged 75. e, 1011°
On the 14th inst., in Woburn •place, 11 --ussell-Equar
Finch, Esq., aged 68. a 13111.
On the 15th inst., Susanna. reliet of the lite •
wester, Esq. Bth
On the 15th inst., at Furze Down, Streatham,
Daniel Haigh, Esq., aged 87. 3001
On the 16th inst., in Junction-road, UPPer 11°11°*111'
Frances Hedger, aged 67.
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