The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-12 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)
SUGAR.—The demand for West India Muscovades continued
animated last week; there was a general advance of Is. per
cwt. on Friday; the estimated sales for the week were 3,000
hhds. and trs. ; the rise in prices within two weeks may thus
be stated, coloury 2s. 6d. to 3s. higher, Sugars 525. to 555.,
Is. 6d. to 2s. ; advanced parcels of brown, formerly selling
48s. 6d. and 495., no longer to be purchased under 50s. The
accounts from the adjacent Continental Markets are favourable
for produce, particularly for Sugar; in consequence the holders
of Muscovades put higher prices on Sugars this merning. At
the close of the Market the estimated purchases this day were
1,000 hhds. and trs., the prices again in advance on Friday of
6,1. to Is. per cwt. The stock of West India Sugar is now
23,700 hhds. and trs., being 4,307 more than last year. The
stock of Mauritius 75,329 bags, being 13,846 more than last
year. The delivery of West India 2,993 hhds. and trs., being
656 more than last year. The delivery of Mauritius 6,693
bags, being 1,223 more than the corresponding week of 1833.
The demand for refined goods greatly improved last week ; the
fine Crashed was nearly cleared off the market at 30s. 9d. and
315.; some good Lumps sold 675. and 685., and no parcels or
low lumps now offering. The wholesale grocers took large
parcels of fine goods for the home consumption of the country.
The Refined Market is this afternoon decidedly higher, and
very extensive purchases would be made, but there are no ado.
qu ate supplies of goods.
MAURITIUS SUGAR.—The prices of Mauritius Sugars last
week advanced generally Is. per cwt.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—Parcels of the Irte India House sale
have been selling at a small advance, and generally the demand
for East India Sugars is extensive. This day's public sales, 42
bags Bengal, 349 bags Siam, and 62 baskets Java, sold at rather
higher pric s.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—In addition to the 300 chests of white
Bahia sold at an average of 255., which we noticed last week,
some low to fine brown Bahia sold 21s. to 235. Another par-
cel of Paraiba and Maranham Sugars, about 300 packages, on
Friday met with no offers, on account of the ridiculous perti-
nacity of the holders, determined not to sell except at the old
tare of 13Ibs. in place of 18Ibs., now admitted to be the fair and
equitable allowance, corresponding to other large European mar-
kets. This day's public sale 1,743 boxes yellow Havannah
Sugar, low soft to fine, 1,500 sold 245. a 275., very full market
prices. Average price of Sugar, 1/. 9a. 0:d. per cwt.

COFFEE.—There has been little variation in Coffee; the
British Plantation descriptions were very heavy last week, but
they could not be quoted lower; good ord. Jamaica 81s. to 835.,
fine ord. 84s. to 86s. Parcels of Brazil sold rather higher, good
ord. 585., fine ord. 60s. to 61s. In the East India there was no
alteration. This day's public sales 363 bags green Samarang
sold at full prices, 525. 6d. to 535. ; 400 bales Mocha rather
lower, 595. to 61s.
TEA.—The Government circular respecting the future regu.
lations of the Tea Trade in England has caused a general heavi-
ness in the trade, on account of the quantity of each succeding
sale till December being a million of pounds each more than the
usual supply offered by the India Company; and as large par-
cels were taken in last sale we may expect a still more extensive
quantity to be refused next sale, unless the prices recede con-
siderably, which is an event generally expected, and his Ma-
jesty's Government have given latitude on this point by redu-
cing the upset prices. The trade still expect that the Govern-
ment duty must be altered ; but this must be a distant event, as
it is stated in the official circular that no such alteration is at
present contemplated.
Cocos.—The only sale lately reported is a parcel of Trini-
dad, ord. to good, 375. a 48s. 6d., being about former prices.
Rtm—Rice continues very dull. This day by public sale
1,500 bags Java Rice Bs. 6d., all sold.
RUM, BRANDY, ♦ND HOLLANDS.—The small stock of Lee-
ward Island Ruin, and the late great advance in prices, appear
to have suspended all demand ; the sales of Rum lately are
Berbice and Jamaica descriptions, of the former 10 over 2s. 6d.
in hhds., and 29 and 30 over in puns., 2s. Bd. to 2s. 10d. ;
Jamaica 30 over, 3s. to 3s. hi. Brandy is firm on account of
the arrivals being more limited than what had been generally
anticipated. Geneva is without variation. The purchases of
Rum are continued this afternoon; Demerara 13 over sold at
2s. 7d., very bad 33 over, 2s. 10d. It is rumoured that Rums
will be admitted into France at a low duty.

T•LLOVV.—
The demand for Tallow for actual consumption
is general, and although the parcels taken are generally limited,
yet they are so numerous that they form a large aggregate for
the week ; the prices are in consequence daily becoming more
firm, and the prices since this day week are fid. to 9d. higher.
The quotation of Yellow Candle Tallow at a late hour was 445.
INDIGO.—The demand for Indigo, of which several parcels
sold early in last week 3d. and 4d. advance on the late India
House prices, has been checked by the accounts from Calcutta,
stating the Indigo crop at 90,000 maunds ; the market has
since been very dull.

FRITI r.—The short supply of Turkey Fruit appears to have
little effect in raising the prices, as the demand is still confined
to the ordinary descriptions of Spanish, the sales of which are
rather extensive. The public sale on Friday, consisting of
Turkey pulled Figs, Sultana Raisins, Chesme and Eleme, was
nearly all taken in, the former 435. to 455., Sultana at 855.,
Chesme 365. to 375. Eleme 445.
SPICES.—There was no alteration in Spices last week; good
shipping Pepper, 3jd. Pimento is a shade higher. Cassia
Lignea without variation. Ginger, East India, 30s. 6d. to 335.
6d. This day's public sales 302 bags black Pepper, Malabar,
3fd. a 4d. ; Sumatra, 3rd. a 3td.
COTTON.—The accounts from the Liverpool market con-
tinue very unfavourable for Cotton. The demand for export
here appears considerable, but the shippers do not buy exten-
sively.

Ons.—Fish Oils are a shade lower ; about 60 tuns Green-
land have been sold at 211. 10s. naked, and some White Seal
Oil at 25/. In Olive Oil no sales. Rape Oil sold at our
highest quotations, and scarce. Linseed Oil of heavy sale; the
internal demand for the season is unusually dull. The demand
for Cake is going off, and the price has fallen 11. per M. Oil
maybe expected to rally.
TtIIIPINTINS.—The last arrival, 2,000 barrels, has bun

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Per Quarter.— s. to 8. s. to S. s. to s. 1 0;
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gOPton 4O 50 25 32 14 19 1:
Gainsborough .....—.... 57 34 18 .-..
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Grantham .....--_,. 46 50 'A 30 17 21 0 .. 1,
2 d
Grimsby ~........ 42 48 26 28 14 1- ,A 3 ,„
Wheat.
_Barley. I.____..____oats. 1....;e_,,,
Horneastle---. 44 49 24 28 17 21 ~ P
Uncoln ....._ 42 50 27 31 13 20 '''',., 0,
Spilsby 44 48 24 28 16 18 Z P •
45 50 26 29 16 24 .og 0'
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Barley---- 2 is. 268. 365.. Pease, t;reyq......-*•.". :''' 40';
qr.)
...
40s 525.
56 A 30 16 22 '..--r,
4,4, 511'.:1
Oats ..--.........—. 208. 228. 245. Flour, fine (per sacl) 4ls____4,'
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Wheat, whit

CAN'rER BE
575. to 6
48s. to 6
263 t o
20s. to 2
31s to 3.
3135. to 3(

Barley, Malting
Oats
Beans
Pease

URI, Feb. 8 ,6
i3s. --s• `",O
11 --s. to „in,
Its. --.. Grinding.. vs. to
?ss. 20s. to 4:4",
Zs --5. t°
166. Grey 305. f°

MANCHESTER, Feb. 8. Si
Wheat, per 701 b. Bs. Od. to Bs. 2d. Red 7s. 9.4. tog s
Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 6 Oats 3 2 s
Beans, per Imperial quarter
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel 5 0 5
-
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels
Flour, per Sack a 2801 b
___........---. 3:0 00 44g 0

IRISH MA
DUBLIN MARKET NC

1,044 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone,
91 Bete. l6 stone
478 16 stoner,
3,032 Oats 12 stonel
11,840 Cwt. Flour*. 9 stone]
1,030 Oatmeal 8 stone)
Sold to Bakers only.

RKETS,
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From
18 0
11 0
II 6
8 0
6 0
10 0

11,911 Cwt. Flout
Average price of Wheat am
Receipts of Flour, 13,459 secon Firsts,
Sales of Do. 11,840 Thirds,
PRICE OF
.7%d. I

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from
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BREA D•
Half Quarts

Quartern Loaf,

[DAY, Jan. 7.
To Avern6"
27 6 23 0
12 6 11 0
10 6 8
is 0 g
13 6 11

I is 0 I 15
13. 4d. per
pm 17g. ed. t°SaCK:B,.
164. 0(1,
)rn 13s. Od. to od,
63. Od. to 9

CORK MA RKETS.—Feb. 8.
Wheat (per 20st.)
to 235. Od.
Barley (per 16st.)
Oats (per 14st.)
Flour (per cwt.) 5 0 15 6
Oatmeal (per cwt.) lO 0 ' 11 0
Beef, sd. to (id. ; Mutton, sd. to 6d. ;
_Veal 6d. to Bd.;
Pork, 2d. to 121(1.,• Fresh Butter, 10d. to fed. per lb.
PRICE OF BUTTER.
To the Merchants. To the CountrP
First Quality 153.
Second 7O 6O
Third 5: 5B
Fourth 46 36
Fifth
Sixth
..................
7=1.12L_,,,'
CLONMELL MARKETS.—Feb. 7.
Per Cwt, £l,
_ A •. 0

s. d. s. d. . s. ta• ~.
New Butter 72 0t073 0 Hides (raw) ....... 12 0 0 0
Oatmeal 11 0 oto
Rendered Lard 36 0 11
0 Heads ...Pig5........... .17 0
0
Per Bag. 0 •' 0
0 3ft 01 Flour, Thirds ..... 25 ...„
o Ver °lia------rrel. 0;
.. 11 6 •••• ii
0 0 Barley .............
.. _ 2 a
o ii o Coals ...........•.. a
6 5
l'er tone' ugh)... 5 0 '
0 1 31Tallow (ro
........ 0 31
81 0 slipotatoes .... o i
Per Pound.
0 12; Muttol. 0 4 °
3 0 41Vea1... ..............•u 0
to,
KILKENNY.—Butter 76s to 78s. per cwt. ; .Whet 2°'' l3',-('
lac to Ils pert
per barrel ; Flour 13s to 295. per bag, Oats • muttott_74
toll Barley lls. to 13s. ; Beef 3d. to 30. per 113. ; , o.w
l. ; Potatoes 4d. per atone; Coals Is. ld, per cwt.,
Pies 2'2s. to 245. Od. per cwt.
Fourths...l4 0

Flour, Second
--Household—

Rapeseed 20
Bere 10

Wheat 1
Oats

Fresh Butter 1
Beef 0

a 84s. Candy 1 a 101 d. Crushed Stiga'
and selling freely 0; d.
browns and yellows 545. a 58'•'
°°.
a 625. ; good and fine 635. a 665. aueti
COFFEE.— 350 bags Demerara Coffee were sold by
assx
broken 80s. a 81s. ; ord. 835., good and fine ord. 85L 80'
RlM—About 50 puns. of Jamaica Rum were sold A.
for 16 0. P. ; Leewards are held at 2s. ld. a 2s. 2d. (1
„,,,od Were'—
Loowoon.-380 tons of Campeachy Log-
71. 7s. 6d. from the quay.
ASHES are dull, Pots at '24s. 6d., and Pearls 265.
'
TALLOW is selling in small parcels at 455. 6d.
20L ; CO4
OILS steady, Whale, 18/. ; Pale Seal, 191. 105. a
181. 10s. per tun old measure.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORn
AT THE COURT, BASINGHALL-STOm

(From the London Gazette.)
If.';
TO-MORROW, FE1.12.
,i-
DIVIDFN DS A. .1
'• t 13130 j .
Z. Pulbrook, shoemaker, Great Surrey-
,stree ,
..... I
friars-road .................................................................. _,
W. R. W. King, tin-plate-worker, Hosier-lane ..............
.. li! ,
T. Cocks, oilman, Little Lant-street, Borough .............
.. 1 ~
W. and G. Nicols, coal-merchants, Upper 'rharnes-stre L:
.. PI
J. Robinson, builder, Park-place, Paddington ................... P.,r;
Z. Delcroix, milliner, New Bond-street.... ...................... 7
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Yesterday the workmen commenced "i5lll
the roof on York House, in the Stable-yard, St. '1461:0°O
Palace. This mansion is to be rai,ed a story higher) -oil
the builder (Mr. B .ker) has contracted to put the
roof on before he removes the old one.

On the 16th September, at Patna, in the East L. rof •
the wife of the Rev. William Start, and third daughte
Baron Gurney. 11°Y,A'
On the Bth inst., in Alfred-place, aged 19, Anne —alichgv-
+u
say, fourth daughter of the late Captain J. Godsolle
son, Indian Navy. r
On the 7th inst., at Broadwell, Gloucestershire, 'n be vll4
year, Hester Eleanor, the widow of George Stratton'
Tew-park, Oxfordshire. 00- r'et°
I 6.
On the 9th inst., at Upper East Sheen, Surrey, t flati
Sara Molesworth, granddaughter of Charles Viscount
lagh, and of Robert Viscount Molesworth. Gore
On the 11th inst., at the house of Titus Berry, F-.soford•i
street, Ilanover-square, Miss Augusta Hurst, of Sta%is
o.t the Bth inst., of Peniarth, in Merionethshire, in t jeffi"
year, William Wynne, Esq., of Peniarth, one of his c 0,04
Justices of the Peace, and a Deputy Lieutenant for the
ties of Carnarvon and Iderioneth.

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PRINTILD AND YUBLIPIIID IT MU ROO YOUN°' 't

MVM OFFIGZ, 112. STREID.;

SCOTCH MARKETS.
..h. 7. fo
HADDINGTON CORN Al A ttKET.--A --- Bali
Wheat. Barley. Oats. 1 Pease. aos
First 56, Od , 29s 64 19s 0.4 26s ed ,/d Od
Second sos Od 25s Oil 17a 6,1 2,s 04 6s 1.
Third
I here were 545 qrs. of Wheat in market, 461 whereof so
84 Unsold —0 Grey.
Average. V. 1f s. 3d. 0-12ths,Li
.
DA 1,1(1E1 H CORN MARKET.—Feb• 6' geo" I,
Wheat. Barley. 1 Oats. 1 Pease. 056061 a
First 5B. 01 30, 0.1 20s 4d 304 91 illB' od '
second
Third 39s 6d 19s Od , 16sird 25 ,P.
GLASGOW MARKETS.
SUGARS. ---(
6d. Peri gtt 401* •
to 730 hhds. and trs. ; latterly an advance of -
old
- fib'
FTrhoem
salesth e Gmlaasdgeo wi
nHßearwaldsuogf
Sugars this
ei,
cow:111:;
been realized. Brown Demeraras and Trinidads 3., Ø.
1 644
6d. a 50s. ; good browns and low middling 51L ~ 515.
00 ..
~-. ”aerara-
mid. and good mid. 535. a 545. ; brown me—
and middling 525.6 d. ; Some small parcels of
have been sold at 235. in the warehouse. ll' , very fin,eo9l,,
steady ; Brown Loaves 70s. up to 80s. for fine*
are still o,i',,
_ _ _ , , . , ~.,
____,,.., sugars ~id. id
peinfineedrarasuggaolras 00::,

BITHS.
On the Bth inst., at Linton R
Spring, Wetherby, 1(°r"--',tile'
''
the Hon. Mrs. Henry Ramsden, of a daughter. , o'',
On the 10th inst, the lady of the Rev. Gilbert Gilbert' , i,-
of a daughter.
On the 7th inst., Mrs. Dent, of Mitcham, of a son. pot
On the Bth inst., on Kew-green, the lady of Edward
Esq., surgeon, of a son. 11-014'
On the Bth inst., the lady of George Lee, Esq., We '
edt
Eltham, of a son,
;to of
. ''
htli:
On the 7th Dec. last, Mr. James G. Watts, heal.'i ,
Hampstead (L. I) Inquirer, was presented with four "09
children—a son and three daughters. God help hinl'---
American Whig.
00
MARRIED.
On the 10th inst , at St. George's Church,
Bioosrisble'ri, t°
Grant, Esq., of the Hon. East India Company's Art;raVy• i
Susan Pellew, only daughter of Capt. Coghlen, R 0931 t 100% 1
On the sth inst., at St. Stephen's, Edinburgh, Stewsof tP, %.
Hare, Esq., of Calder Hall, to Mary Anne, daughtee of ti
P
Hon. Alexander Macconochie, of Meadowbank, one
tO '
Senators of the College of Justice. Asien4 f,
On the Bth inst., Andrew Baxter, Esq., 50th Reg, isr. of '
Anna Maria, youngest daughter of the late Captain tor
Hadden, of the Inniskilling Dragoons, and granddal4
he late General Hadden, of the Royal Artillery. I
DIED. ipaiol' , '
On the lAth Spnternhp, nt Patna in the. East Indies,, fit' tiff