The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-03 00:00:00

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metre ord. 475. a 505., good and:fine ord. 535. a 565. ; god
Mysore 70s. 6d.; for St. Domingo 58s. is now asked /1
mixed Brazil with blacks, sold at 51s. In British Plans'
Coffee there was little variation. By public sale this dl
casks Jamaica Coffee, low mid. 955. a 975., fine 116 s. 6d. s
all sold rather higher.
COCOA.—The British Plantation Cocoa offered last
at public sale went off at low prices, ord. to good VP
50s. 6d. a 585., ord. to fair Grenada 495. 6d. a 525.; the'
Brazil was bought in at 20s. 6d.
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—There has I
a general and rather extensive demand for Rum, partieol
for the Jamaica descriptions, common quality 26 to 3.51
sold in extensive parcels at 2s. Bd. a 2s. 11d., good quality el
and for fine 3s. 6d., the holders now ask for the latter 3sl
Leewards proofs have been sold at Is. the holders I
ask 2s. In Brandy or Geneva there is little alteration.
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market continues steady.
COTTON.—The Cotton Market continues very lirMl,
sales last week consisted of about 8,000 bags, which was eV
sive, considering the limited stock at Market; the purer
were chiefly Surats 5%c1. a 6 hd.

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SPlCES.—Pepper has not been in such general donsi
during the previous week, but the prices are supported,
heavy 3%d. a 4 Xd. About 2,000 bags Pimento cha
hands last week, mid, to fair 41d. a 436 d.
TEA.—The market is stationary, the transactions
limited,

COCHINEAL.—There is little alteration in Cochinil
some fine quality has been sold at a further advance Of
per lb.

HOPS.—The accounts from the Hop districts contie
the most favourable description.
SALTPETRE.—There are few transactions to repo,
Saltpetre.
RlCE.—There is no material alteration in Rice.
INDIGO.—The sale, which commences on this
Paiatenger
week, is increased to 6,411 chests, the market is in conseVe
not quite so brisk ; the premium on the last sale, Is. a ls, .
per lb., is still, however, maintained.
LAC DYE.—The late sales of Lac Dye are estimate4l
HE 1
2,000 chests. The manufacture in India is stated to beg rS, 1r
reduced, on account of the low prices in England. The P' b. , off G
are D T at 3s. ; IMR at 2s. Id. ; C and E at Is. 10d.; et -rpl.; JOIY
and Co at 2s. 6d. ; IC at Is. 10d. ; S H and Co at 18.8 d. ; $ ivs 've at N
E M at Is. 9d.
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DRYSALTERIES, DYES, &c.—Galls in lively demand
the advanced quotations. Madder and Madder Roots nit. Pause.
much in request ; but the stock is small, and the holders dP el
Shumac in better demand, but no further advance in
priel "fie re- elfeuc p.
Valonea in demand at higher rates. Brimstone dull. _ Down' es lee'
flower in geod demand for export. The late arrivals of IA Berths ""
wood and Fustic are considerable; the latter, particularly' eir''',:ll'lo,' ." very heavy. Camwood, Sanders, Nicaragua wood, all ddri ofiU ' - •eC
Brazil wood is much higher, eighty tons of very fine sola, "Of GP,
auction at 84/. and upwards. Argol and Cream Tartar sof Tifi--,-
demand.
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This day's sale 21 casks and 2 bags Ginger 61. 16s. a 91.6:
rather higher ; 155 bags Pimento, 4IA d. a 4% ~ all sold •
extra on.
ASHES.—Ashes firm in price, with sales snaking. I. The 7,
A , ii. U 1
TURPENTINE.—The only arrival since the large sale 111.at, ibSll:
direct to drawers ; no sales made. ANT `",.
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OlL.—Sperm continues to advance, and several hunt!, 1,....4n0 Ti
tuns have been sold ; 631. has been paid, and a further advr, of ij Avvrt,..l6l
asked. Seal and Cod Oil keep up, and about 100 tuns Grec vil uE.
land Oil sold at 261. naked. Olive Oil as last week. In Bsl, TION oit,zl
Oil considerable sales have been made at quotations. Lisew Zll. The P
Oil heavy of sale at a trifling reduction in last week's prices., 811141' .(JSI
FRUIT.--The sales of Currants have been rather extensi; IX. plyB of
nearly 400 butts and caroteels 655. and 665. ; the prices are x. t,„k_ RT
'l' uttEII
per cwt. higher; there are also some purchases of Valet?,
Raisins at low prices; all other descriptions of Fruit are 17' ''''','"*................
glected.

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COUNTRY CORN DIARKLI'S DURING THE WE!..>5.
-L
Barley.
_l_ o,ats. ETT]
12ez,
17i;0 13Eri
8. 1 .. to; duct rdsint,
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,/lonel Napi
NORWICH, June 29. boards. -
44s 575. 625. Beans (per qr.) —..... 265. l 3 Jame li;d_
20s. 265. 28s. Pease, Grey 285.:3% '""••.---....,........c..::
20s. 245. 265. Flour, fine (per sack) 425. j jaiSTOI
New ready,
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Wheat.
8 to S.
44 58
57
53 67
42 58
40 50
43 58
46 54
47 59
45 64

Per Quarter.
Boston
Gainsborough
Grantham
Lincoln
Spilsby
Stamford_

8. to S.

s, to

24 33 13
- 34 -
36 41 17
24 34) 14
20 22 10
20 26 16
20 24 16
30 36 21
22 27 10

Wheat (per qr.)
Barley
Oats

Wheat, whit,

CANTERBURY, June 29
575. to 635. —s. to
48s. to 60s. Ok —s. to ---,
265. to 325. Grinding.. 225. to 21.
20s. to 255. 20s. to 290'
31s to 355. Old-- —s. to •-•1'
30s. to 36x...,.,.,. Grey-- SOL to 341_1

red.........,
Barley, Malting
Oats .......................

.--................W••
Pease ----,

Wheat MANCHESTI
, per 70Ib. Bs. 9d. to 9s. (
Barley, per 60Ib 5 0 5
Beans, per Imperial quarter
Pease, White, per Imperial bust
Malt, per 6 Imperial bushels
Flour, per Sack of 2801 b

't, June 29.

I. f1ed...... 7s,

Oats 2

I. 9.1. to Bs.R°
9 3 v
O 39 tr
O 5 1
O 42 nv
0 46 11

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IRISH MA.
DUBLIN MARKET NOI

.RKETS.
'E.—FRIDAY) June 28. ,
From ro Averarz
23 0 31 6 23 v
—o o 0
13 0 0 _ 0
8 0 10 6 9 g
4 0 19 0 .7,
8 0 12 0 9 iv
14 9 19 0
'Flour 40, Od. per ,
.......... from 178. Od.
,5....... from 14s. Od.
1.......... from 53. Od.
!MEAD.
lalf Quartern

317 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone
O 8ete..,,,,..,,..,.,,,,, 16 stone
48 8ar1ey...................... 16 stone
1,849 Oats ....,.—..... 12 stone
5,758 Cwt. F10ur.............. 9 stone
577 Oatmeal 8 stone
Sold to Bakers only.
12,960 Cwt. Flout ...-- .
Av- Id

__verage Price of Wheat and
Receipts of Flour, 11,241
Sales of Do. 15,758 Thirds,
PRICE OF

19 114 kit
ack. 4
to 19i. r:
to 16s. FAR
to 101. 0 A COLE
Collection
46" Publishtd

Quartern Loaf.

Quartern Loaf,. . 730. l Half Quartern
~ troli Publishtd
Wheat, Barley. Oats. ' Flour, per cwt. ~
per barrel per barrel per barrel r..-.-.A.--..''' reb 1
20 stone. 16 stone. 14 stone. Ist. 2d. ' The .. 'TI
_.---1 ,) \ir.-11E1,,5.
_............___reet,
s. d. a s.d.l s.d. a s.d. s. d. as. d. s. d. as. d. s. d.as-„f vD,vP.I), 1,
C0rk..,...... 230 280 120 13 0 9 2 10 213 6 16 6 5 0 1.0. 3/4tcP, kv 4,
4' Cons yAL
Limerick 22 0 25 99 4 12 0 8 2h..14 Ptdi: ;-; '
Waterford 21 0 25 010 0 12 0 8 0 9017 0 18 010 0 131 Ili,„ -"at,ed
Clonmel .... 23 4 25 912 0 13 0 7 0 8216 0 17 013 0 1,,,,1. ......4ort.st
Carlow -. 25 0 27 010 0 11 0 7 0 8616 6 18 0 0 0 ...Y.,.
..-, ,
Beef, Mutton, Pork, Butter.
per lb. per lb. per cwt. Ist. 24. :id. 4th. 50 A 'lB,ng t
1.,..." e_ es i,r r
Cork
....._.... ds.i a d, d, d 5. a d 6.
.?,3s. (16. a
256,10.
75.4d0.
725. dO.
65.;1,.)
50s. dijii44. 1 ofTWoßgi..-;t:
Limerick- 3 4 3i 434 0 35 0,74 0680 63 0 .54 0
~, 0
0 3,, is
I
‘Vatertord 3 6 3 525 0 26 0175 073070066 0 Dv 0 ; order
of
Clonmel - 3,,1 451 61 32 0 33 01:9 074(I- 0 - 9 -"' o
Carlow- 4 51 0 0 00 0070060 0 50 0 -0.:::., Tts.
ti
KILKRNNY.-Butter 78s to 80s. per cwt. ; Wheat 225. to '.1.5;:-
per barrel ; Flour 20s. to 345. per bag; Oats 75. to Os. per 04 t.,., AFT,
rel ; Barley 12s. to 13s. ; Beef 4d. to 5.1. per lb. ; Mutton "0 „"ance,
to M. ; Potatoes 2d. per stone; Coals Is. 24. per cwt.; Bac° rrOußg A
Pigs 265. to 275. Od. per cwt. lid" '''''', cal
.ce 0,
(110 site Farm' a
SCOTCH MARKETS.
HADDINGTON CORN M A !Mgr.-June 28. p,n,,,
the ~* and L
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. ;Beam Isle , ,
First 62s Od 27s Od 20s Od 30s 0d •29s 0,..,a rteres „, o 4 1
Second s3s Od 24s Od 193 Od 28s Od 28s (2; ( ~, „' rich ,
l'hird
There were 484 qrs. of Wheat in market, 4 whereof were sow' very hiphr-' '
30 Unsold.-0 Grey. ,Of Mil ..•• Pita.
Average 2/. 13s. 10d. 3.l2ths.
....." Th 'e• 11
e Gro DA LKIETH CORN MA It KET.-June 27. taken ~ , v
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Beane. „-4 a val
First 64s Od 28s Od 22s 4d 31s Od 31$ 10, .31ezuo,
Second
Third 44s Od 2is Od 18s Od 26i Od 205 '"' DI toes re
-sr fti, t 6,
-
nri aPply Re, ''
EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE.-^k," solki ‘ LI, It
Thursday, while Mr. MONTGOMERY, banker, in Irvine' Se 'tors, Ly
and another gentleman were fishing in the river Garnne/c,' Win. ' New
Mansion.
they were struck with the appearance of a whirlpool 0 the lain Squit
the centre of the river, which appeared as if the waters whe
kii,..2Le a plan
were rapidly descending into the earth. They immediatel
concluded that the bed of the river had given way, 813 INERAL .!
that the waters were descending into the colleries be' CAYED T
math, and hastened to the nearest pit's mouth to give '11) CORRODJ
alarm. The men below soon heard the mighty ruabior 'Wires or of
of the waters, and hastened to escape, which, provider'
oNsi
NI
tially, they all effected though without a moment to spare'
several
The 8T gill REST,
of them being up to their necks in water.
"terthive-p'atPrt
troolfrssior
water continued to pour into the extensive cavities be M'REETT' BI
reach, and the next day a tremendously large space brills
down, into which the whole river descended, leaving ,It:lsheir
bed quite dry for the space of a mile on each side of OP Mist'
aperture, where it had previously been full six feet deer Publi! i la, re
On the flowing of the tide the depth of the water belS r3AYEO ,gee
the chasm increased to nine feet ; the desolation Ws! 817CcEb IE
awful. The water still rushed in a torrent into the 'acuitAN;
earth. Three men in a boat had an almost miraculoOr Feet ti is of Lo
70, witliot
escape from being sucked into the vortex ; they had r° ~,Pain, he Pertui
sooner got out than the boat was drawn down with fear LEP.Tiat.' or
ful rapidity. The great body of water continued to pour WHOLDI_I' a 1
down till the whole workings which extended many nrileelabov, /,',,° P
were completely filled. A new scene of terror presenter' ato,,flk.;.Oß
itself--tie imprisoned air, pressed by the weight of water, teed
burst through the staface of the earth in a thousand acting ftasvve
pl ms, which, fur the extent of many acres, presented the llie.--- Char
appearance of a boiling caldron. Immense quantities ol yessfui
r Faculty
sand and water were thrown up, and descended lil'i',, kit. oult o
torrents of rain for many hours. By this calamity sr) ',la and ~o,e
daY5) At Ai"'
hut.dred persons are thrown out of employment; and I° A'lnga-streglor
extensive is the destruction as to preclude the hope that
r,
,he works can ever be restored to their former state.--"
Edinburgh Evening Courant.
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BIRTHS.

On the Ist inst., at Ely, the Lady of Thomas Page, Esq., of
daughter.
On the al inst., the Lady of Henry Kirk, Esq., of Pierce'
field Cottage, Regent's.park, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the Ist inst., at Rougham, Suffolk, the Rev. John Hull'
of Brasennose College, Oxford, to Lucy Brooke, the second
daughter of Robert Bevan, Esq., of Rougham Rookery.
On the 2d inst., at St. George's, Hanover.square, CharleOf
eldest son of Admiral Stirling, of Woburn Farm, Chertsel,
Surrey, to Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Henry Harrison, EoF
of Heath Bank, in the county of Chester.
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