The Sun.
London, England, 1851-11-05 00:00:00

THE SUN,

tween eleven and three, at the office of Mr. Valpy, Bir-
•• •
J. Boydeil and C. B. T. Roi..or, Kingswin.ord, Staf-
fordshire, ironfoundt,n3, 2 19-32 d., on Thursday, Nov. 6,
or r.ny sn4-;arquent Thu3day, between eleven and three,
at the office of Mr. Valpy, Birmingham..
S. L. Trotman, Liverpool, merchant, Old., on Wed-
nesday, Nov. 5, or any subsequent Wednesday, between
eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Turner, Liverpool.
NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES.
At the Court, Basighall-street.

D. Gideon, Minories, and Uxbridge, Middlesex,
clothier. Nov. 26, at one—Z. Warren, Ardleigh, Essex,
miller, Nov. 26. at twelve.
CERTIFICATES GRANTED.

R. Bugden, Llanhilleth, Monmouthshire, ironfounder,
certificate of the first class—S. Cherry, Liverpool,
broker, certificate of the second class, after 21 days from
Oct. 13—H. G. Mortimer and J. Mortimer, Suffolk,
builder, certificates of the second class.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Geore Hanman, Gloucester, baker.
William Tole, Manchester, fishmonger.
John Wellden, New Romney, Kent, baker.
John Griffiths, Abergurlly, Carmarthenshire.
Benjamin Cooke, Cutler Heights, Pudsey, Yorkshire,
labourer.
Alexander Robsertson, Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire.
John Petley, Dover, greengrocer.
Charlotte Pope, Dover.
Thomas Bradley, Hasland, near Chesterfield, traveller.
Jabez Gathergood, Huntingdon, carpenter.
John Haslop, Cambridge, cordwainer.
George Wing, Cambridge, publican.
William Taylor, Great Driffield, Yorkshire.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
C. Jockel, Edinburgh, butcher, to meet Nov. 8 and
29, at one, within Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh.
W. Gourley, Edinburgh, hotel keeper, to meet Nov. 7
and Dec. 5, at one, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-
house, Edinburgh.
R. Barns, Glasgow, commission merchant, to meet
Nov. 7 and 28, at one, within the Buck's Head Hotel,
Glasgow.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. H. Pope and H. Daubegt Manchester-square,
surgeons—T. Mills and T. Gatlin, Whitby, marine
store dealers—Elizabeth Martin and Harriet Honey-
man, Fenchurch-street, confectioners—T. Shepherd and
T. Simpson, Beverley, attorneys—J. Raddonberry and
T. Raddenberry, Bristol, florists—G. Wolatenholme and
R. Ashworth, Pilkington, Lancashire. drill manufac-
turers—W. Gunner, C. J. Gunner, T. J. Ridge, and T.
Fox, Bishop's Waltham, bankers—S. Halliday, W.
Spencer, and J. Cockroft, Halifax, silk dressers—T.
Noble and C. Emmott, St. Katharine's Docks—J. Daly
and C. H. Preston, Manchester, floorcloth manufac-
turers—H. W. Bucknall and W. Spark, Bristol, linen-
drapers—M. Lee and S. Whiteley, Batley, Yorkshire,
woollen manufacturers—M. Silverton, P. F. Baum, and
F. Brash, Lombard-street, money changers—G. Rowe,
sen., G. Rowe, jun., and A. Rowe, Upminster, Essex,
shoemakers—S. Prosser and J. Prosser, High Holborn,
shell fishmongers—J. 0. Eve and T. Phythian, West
Strand and King William-street, tea dealers.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London New Price Current, Nov. 4.)
To-day there was a reluctance on the part of most
holders of West India Sugar to sell at any further decline,
but the market presented a dull aspect; grocers as well
as refiners operating with reluctance, The purchases
are only 500 hhds, &c., including at auction 123
hogsheads Barbadoes, not above half of which
sold, and generally at 6d per cwt decline, fine
yellow went 38s to 40s, good 36s to 37s 6d, middling 33s
6d to 35s 6d, low 32s 6d to 33i; 73 hhds Demerara
crystaliz.d found buyers at moderate terms, good to fine
yellow we :t at 33., 6rl to 40s 6d, low middling and
middling 34s 6d to 38i per cwt. With West India Sugar
the market is well supplied, and rates evidently incline
down wari4.

REFINDD -To-day there was no further decline in the
value of Refined good., and the d enand was brisker for
the better qualities for home cmsumption, but crown
lumps met with a dull Wale at 43s 6fl to 443 per cwt. In
Cruehed Sugar there is yet a good busiuess doing at last
week's rates,
MAURITIUS.-This naernoon prices furthpr declined
6d to is per cwt for Mauritius Sugar, and only limited
transactions took place. At auction, 3,989 bags were
disposed of-good yellow event at 335 6d to 343 6d, mid-
dling n's to 335. low 31s to 31s 6d, middling to fine
brown 26s to 31s, ordinary and low 26s 64 to 27s 6,1
per cwt.
EAST INDIA.-This afternoon Bengal Sugar attracted
little notice, and of 4,600 bags at auction, not above
half sold, at Is per cwt reduction on Friday's rates.
Fine white Benares went at 40s to 405 6d, low to
good 36s to 39s 6d ; good grainy white 443 64 to
45s 6d, fine yellow Ike Mauritius 35s to 365,
middling to good 32s to 34s 6d, ordinary 29s 6d to
31s. Of Penang 4,636 bags were all disposed of at a
decline of is to Is 6d per cwt; ordinary to middling
white selling at 34s to 36s 6d, yellow 27s to 33s 6d,
and brown 23s to 26s per cwt. Other East India sorts
are dull of sale; at auction 625 bags Madras, and 30
hhds Ceylon were all withdrawn.
FOREIGN.-To-day few transactions were reported
privately in Foreign Sugar for any purpose, and there
are sellers rather under the rates of Friday, both for
duty paid parcels and floating cargo.
MOLASSES.-The demand is on the increase, and
previous rates are well sustained; stocks in first hands
are also much reduced. Since this day week operations
are 300 puns, Antigua at 125 6d to 13s, and small
parcels of other sorts of West India at 11s to 12s.
Bengal and Manrtius are wanted at 115 to lls 6d, but
the quantity unsold is trifling. Cuba and Porto Rico are
gore in request at 13s to 13s 6d. Prices remain lower
than last year. Although stock is 1,400 tons less, and
deliveries for all purposes rather larger, with every
prospect: that imports, will remain less, several parcels
of Jamaica Honey were disposed of at 36s to 48s, and
fine 501 to 58s; there is also yet a small supply. Ta-
marinds remain dull of sale. West India can be ob-
tained at 24s to 345, and East India 7s to 14s per cwt.
COFFEE.-This afternoon Plantation Ceylon met
with little attention, and there being a plentiful supply
rather lower rates were taken. Of 480 casks and 239
bags at auction not above half sold, middling west at
50s to 521, low middling 48s ad to 49s 6d, fine to fine
ordinary 44s to 48s, triage 38s to 435, pea berry
56s to 625, fine was taken in at 60s. Of Costa
Rica the amount of 2,250 bags was taken in at easier
rates, middling at 52s to 545, low middling 48s to 545,
fine to fine fine ord 43s to 48s 6d, but damaged sold at
39s 64 to 425; 114 bags Madras bought in at 43s for
good ord sound. but the damaged sold at 38s to 49s 6d;
390 bags washed Rio taken in at 42s for good ordinary.
TEA.-In consequence of rather lower rates having
been acceded to for Congou dealers have been induced to
operate with more freedom, and a good business has
been conculded; low to good ord at Fid to 9d, medium
kinds 914 to 10d, blackish leaf 10Id to 1144, superior
and Pekoe kinds is to Is 61, and new crop is 7d to is 9d;
supply is even larger than previously, especially of the
better qualities. Of Oolong several parcels have been
brought forward, but lld to is 6d having been accepted
occasioned a fair demand to exist. The moderate
prices accepted far Souchong, caused operations to be
upon a more extended scale. low and common selling at
Bid to 10d, mel to eced 1 Id to is 4d, and fine Is 6d to
2s. Prices have further declined tor Scented anu Pekoe
T,•3,14, the quantity brought forward having far exceeded
dealers wants. Tee value of Scented Oratige Pekoe is
now from 9d to 13 9d, flowery common is to Is 241. mid
to good is 31 to Is 10d, and fine 23 to 33. Scented Caper
10d to Is 4d. Green lea has been pressed for sale,
and the reduction is apparent of Id to lid for
Fiyson and Imperial, whilst rather lower rates are taken
for other sorts. The quantity brought forward has been
even larger than previously, but the moderate prices cur-
rent induced the trade to operate more freely, especially
in the better qualities. Hyson of ord and mid quality
has been selling at is to is 3d, good to fine Is 4d to
Is 101, superior 2s to 2s 81, Young 11} son is 2d to 2s
6d, Canton sorts 104 to Is, Imperial is 2d to 23 64,
Canton 104 to is Id, Gunpower 13 2d to 33 6d, Canton
to is Id. At public sale 27,970 pkgs Tea have been
offered, of which 10,000 found buyers at and after the
sales.

COCOA.—For Trinidad prices have receded is to 23 per
cwt; at auction 627 bags were only in part disposed of;
low red went at 383 to 393, mid 40s to 41s, good mid and
good 423 to 453. fine 463 to 475, low to good grey 353 to
365, and damaged 35s to 44s 6d per cwt; Grenada 32s
to 38s.
RICE.—To-day the private operations in East India
Rice were small, yet holders are firm. At auction the
sound of 3,810 bsg3 Madras was mostly taken in at
7s 64 to Ss 64 for middling and good pinkey, being
rather above the value, but the damaged sold at 33 to Sc
per cwt.
GINGER.—To-day a public sale of 91 cs 92 bgs Co-
chin went at lower rates, good at 40s, mid 37s common
22s to 263 6d, but chiefly at 24s per cwt. Of African 435
pkgs were taken in at 245, but 220 pkgs Jamaica have
been sold at 403 to 71s, but mostly at from 41s to 45s
per cwt.
PIMENTO.—The rates taken to-day were rather under
those current last week, but 5 bags at auction were all
sold at 54 to sid for sound, but mostly at sfd to 51,1,
damaged went at 4d to 414.
SPICES.—Of Brown Nutmegs prices declined Id to 2d.
At auction 104 pckgs were sold—fine went at 33 2d to
5611:igord211ntoid2tsoigdoovde2rys 70drdtoan2sd lod,
f mid 2s 24 to
from
sold
is
82ad Itod,2and wormy 6d to is per lb.
of cSoundondliitmioend,
firm prices; at 3a6u4.- Mace is still wanted, and realized
to fine at 23 3d to auction 51 51 C 39.23 were
mid 23 to 2324. In Cloves there
business do.g, hot at easier rates. A public
disposed of—good
is rather more
wentso 1111 to 1,, and mouldy
sale of 57 cases Penang
at lid to 9d. Privatelgy some parcels of Bourbon have
mbayna at 74 to Bd.
been disposed of at 611 to
Pepper is not offering at a furtherA
decline, and supply
der r, are small
is limited: the private transactions,
37
Per lb. Only
to
for all purposes; Malabar at 31d Batavia and
Penang 3id to 3i-d; clean Sumatra Std
24 bag have been offered at auction. White is, y
how-
ever, wanted at the previous value, and 26 bags realised
7i2 to lid for good. Of Cayenne 12 pkgs went at 9d to
Is lid: but 200 bags Sierra Leone Pod were taken in
at 403 per owt. In Cassia Lignea operations have been
small at from 102 s to 112 s, but supply is y Beauty,
At auction 9 chests were taken in at 1103 for first pile
rather broken. Of Cassia Vera 17 cases realised 65s 64.
Cassia Buds are selling at 120 s to 1263.
SPIRITS,—For Jamaica Rum since this day week pre-
vious rates have been well sustained for all sorts
The purchaess amount to 1,200 puns; plain quality,
30 to 34 per cent over proof, at 23 4d to 2s 7d; mid to
good, 32 to 35 over, 2s Sd to 3s; fine 36 to 38 over 3s
2d to 3s 94; and small parcels of superior 3s 10d to
4s 2d pn. gallon. Exporters have been the chief
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