The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-07 00:00:00

James Walker Furness, baker, High Holborn.
William Tomsey Creech, licensed victualler, Saint John-
street, Clerkenwell.
Frederick Cooke Clare, Montague-place, Hammersmith.
Robert Levick, commission agent, Gloucester-street,
Queen-square, Holborn.
William Sims, labourer, Gray's lon-lane.
Walter Hawkins, plasterer, Paris-street, Palace-road,

Lambeth.
William Ileßier, attorney's clerk, Upper Sussex-place,

Old Kent-road.
James Dover, mechanic, Manchester.
John Hopkinson, labourer, Bradford, Yorkshire.
Thomas Heath, labourer, Gloucestershire.
Thomas Hayward, wheelwright, Lht:hingdon, Essex.
David Jones, grocer, Morgan Town, Merthyr Tydfil,
Glamorganshire.
Joseph Newall, provision dealer, Manchester.
Maria Pyle, grocer, Overton, Hants.
Ann Pyle, milliner, Overton, Hants.
Joseph Shires, brazier, Hulme, Manchester.
Thomas NV, therell, ale-vaults manager, Manchester.
James Barwick, cattle dealer, Little Snoring, Norfolk.
Thomas Chadwick, commission agent, Ancoats, Man-

cheater.
William Parr, grocer, Exnirg, Newmarket.
Samuel 114venscrefr, fishing-tack!e maker, Reading.
William Alant, baker, Chichester.
Thomas Fish burn, labourer, Brompton, Yorkshire.
Samuel Hearfield, carver, Leeds.
Herbert Playsted, grocer, Wadhurst, Sussex.
Edmund Parfeet, bricklayer, Ileadl. y, Hampshire.
Samuel Cannock, 9C/3., Gloucester, farmer.
Winterburn, Leeds, enginemaker.
Thomas Frederick Revell, Brighton, grocer.
John Kendall, Studley, Wtirwickshire, innkeeper.
Joseph Hinchsliffe Stevenson, Bishopswearmouth, Dur-
ham, miller.

MARKET IN TEL LIGENCE.
(From the London New Price Cutrent, Jan. 7.)

SUGAR.—To-day, in consequence of the extensive
quantity of bag Sugar at auction, there was very little
business doing in West India by privase treaty ; still
holders generally refused to accept lower rates for gro-
cery or refining sorts. A public sale of 160 hhds and
10 trs Barbadoes went off quietly, but the rates ob-
tained averaged those of Thursday; fine yellow realised
43s 6d to 44s 61, and middling to good 41s 6d to 435.
Of Demerara 100 hhes and 43 tit rces sold upon rather
lower terms; good yellow at 39s 6d to 40s, low and
middling 38s to 395, good crystalised 44s to 455, middling
42s ti 43, 6J, and common 40s to 41s 6d, and brown
36s 6d to 38s 6d per cw t. The total purchases are 550
hhds, &e.

REFINED.—To-day R€ fined Sugar was operated in
with caution for home consumption, still brown lumps
were not offered under 50s per cwt. In Crushed there
is will little doing, and in some cases rather lower rates
were taken.

Mennrrits.—This afternoon there was not much de-
sire evinced to operate in the Mauritius Sugar at the
public sales, which comprised 14 casks 4,400 bags; about
half sold, and rather lower rates were acceded to, fine
yellow went at 40s 6,1 to 425, mid and good 38s to 40s,
ord 37s to 373 6d, fine brown 365, grainy white 46a to
475, yellow ditto 41s 6d to 435.

EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the quantity of Madras
Sugar offered at pubic sale was extensive, and amounted
to 11,360 bags; the trade operated with reluctance, and
barely one half sold; prices declined 6d for the
better sorts, and is for inferior yellow and brown,
fine grainy white went at 46s to 46s 64, fair 42s to
43e, like Mauritius good and fine 39s to 42,
low and mid 35s to 38s, soft yellow 31s 64 to 375, and
brown 30s to 31s. Of Bengal the quantity cffered
amounted to 3,317 bags, and a small part only sold upon
rather lower terms, mid to fine white Benares 43s to 44s
6,1, inferior 43s to 42s 6d, fine grainy white 48s to 495, fine
yellow cl.tio 455, good 43s to 445, like Msutitius 36s 6d to
41s, low 35s to 365, and soft brown 325. 462 mats Pe-
nang., sold at 40s 6d to 41s for ord soft white, and at 39s
61 to 41s for damp; these are rather lower rates. 327
bsgs 13,,urtion went at 37s 6d for mid lellow, and washed
35. 6d to 365.
FOREIGN.—This afternoon there was little desire
evinced to operate in Foreign Sugar by private treaty.
At putilie sale 987 bags Manilla went upon rather lower
terms—ordinary damp yellow at 365, fine brown ditto
and two lots 344 per cwt.
MOLASSES.—n,re is no deaire to accept lower rates,
but the sales made have been upon a small scale at 153
to 173 for low to fine West India, and at 12s to 13s for
East India.

Cocoa —This afternoon at public Fale 93 bags Tri-
nidad Cocoa were taken in at 36s for good red. and at
48. f r grey.

CorFE.L-This afternoon the market was more freely
6upplied with Native Ceylon; the demand was very
limited, and at peiblic sale 1,024 bags were taken in at
54s to 555:61 for good and real good ordinary, low ditto
523, th 9 high- st price offered being 51s per cwt for
the best. Plantation was operated in with much
caution, and of 445 casks 495 bags a small por-
:ion only sold at 2s to 3s decline—middling
went at 60s to 625, low middling 58s to 595, fine
to fine fine oriiinary 55s to 576 6d, and triage 46s to 545.
Mocha tnet with little attention, and 4390 bales 1,407
hf do a small portion only found buyers at a reduction
on ILO rate of Si to 10s, good to fine ordinary clean went
at 57 to 635, and middling long berry 70s to 755; 170
cases Ttllieherty taken in at 70s for fine; and 230 bags
Sherveroyat 63s to 66

TEA.—F:ne Cungcu is held for previous terms, but
little has he en clone, other strts are operated in with
cawion, ard rather loser rates aro acceded to. The
value of common and good ord is is to is Old,
cn diurn Is Id to is 2d, and other descriptions Is 2d
to Is 101 In f;reen operaq,ns aro upcn a limited
with sellers rather wider late rater. For scented
ard Pekoe the mtiket has a quiet aspect, atAd late rates
are not auttained. The sales declared for this wet k
comprise 9 000 packages, but at which little variation
from present rates is locked fur.

RICE.—To day East India Rice met with little atten-
tion by private treaty, still holders refused to sell at lower
rates. Of Arn•rican dressed Rice 50 casks at auction
soli at 18s per cwt, being rather cheaper.
SAGO.—To day there was a full demand, and at auc-
tion 356 chts sold at ISs to 19s 6d for pearl, these ate
rather lower rates.

SPICES.—This afternoon a public sale of 377 bags
Cloves went at rather lower rates from 61 to bid; 59
casks Calicut Ginger taken in at 623 to 703 for mid and
good; 332 bags Pimento sold at about the previous va-
lue, mid at 544 to 54.1, and very low 4/d to 4/d. Of
Mace 6 cases went rather cheaper, ord at 2s 2d, mid 2s
4d to 2s sd; 13 cases Nutmegs sold at a small reduction,
and went at 23 8d to 2s 9d for mid brown.
SPlRlTS.—Leeward Island Rum is less wanted, but the
shipping being small, there aro not sellers under is 81
per gallon proof. }list India has been operated in with
cauti(,n, but is not offers d below I. 7d proof, as few par-
cies are on offer. The sales in De mf rara have been upon
a small scale, and 2i 4d to 2s 9d is the value cf 32 to
40 per cent over proof. Jamaica is not cheaper, but the
demand has become limited for all purpcseP, and the
value c,f plain and mid quality 34 to 33 per cent over
proof is 2s 64 to 2s 2.1, 32 to 38 over good mid and
good 2s 101 to 3s 6d, fine and superior 3s 7d to 4s 6d
per gallon. There is no variation in the value of
Brandy ; sales have been upon a limited scale, and
stock continues to get larger. The value of Cognac beet
Brands of the vint,ge of 1849 was 4s 94 to 4s 11d; 1850
dttto at 4s 4d to 4s 61, and inferior sorts 3s 2d to 4s 6d
per all in. Geneva has been sellin4 at Is 7d to is 81,
and fine at is 9.1 to 2s. The value of British made Spirit
is 93 81 to 9, 93 per gall, n net cash, with a firm market.
FRUlT.—There is much dulness in the market for
Currants, and sellers are disposed to accept from 32a to
46 per cNt, according to quality, as there is a large
supply. The rates demarded for Valencia Raisins are
38s to 4W, but little bu,iness has been done. Figs
are cperat‘ d in with caution, and 40s to 70s is the
rz.lue of Turkey pulled. There are sellers of Sultana
Raisins at 40s to 80s with few buyers.
COCIIINEAL.—To-day the mai ket for Cochineal was
(pie*, and at auction 4:3 bags Teneriffe taken in at 3s 8d
to 3- 10d.

NITRATE OF SODA.—TO-day the quantity offered at
public sale was large, and amounted to 5,360 bags, few
lots Here sold at 153, and the rest taken in at that price;
there wer.. buyers of the whole at 14. 6d, the refraction
was from 24 to 6i per cent.

SALTPETRE.—There is yet a firm market for Rough;
supplies are also upon a limited se le, and a fair business
has been done at fr im 283 to 29s 6d per cwt for low to
fine Calcutta. There are several buyers rather under
these rates for parcels to arrive. The demand is good
for British Re fined at 30s 6d to 313 per cwt, and the
market has a firm tone.

TIIIIPENTINE.—The rates demanded for rough are
7s 94 to 83 per cwt, but there are few buyers. For Spirits
the market has a quiet aspect, and prices are on the de-
cline ruling at 32s 6d to 33, for British, and at 343 per
ow t for American drawn. For Tar the dealears obtain
203 6d to 21a per barrel for Stockholm and Archangel.
Imitoa.—To-day at public sale 25 serons Spanish In-
digo sold at 3s 10d to 4s 94 per lb.
METALS.—There is a good demand fur Tin, Banes
realized 84s, and British 233 to 843 per cwt. The market
also has a firm aspect. Ot Tin Plates many parcels have
been sold, one C Coke realised 27s 64 to 28s, and Char-
coal ditto 32s 6d to 33s 6d per box. There is a good
demand for Pig iron, and prices are firm, Scotch at 44s
to 45s 6d, according to assortment, and Welch 52s to 70s.
For common Welch Bar many orders have been con-
pleted at 41278 6d to 51, and rails at 51 to 51 10s, indeed
at those rates there are not free sellers. The Spelter
market is quiet, but there are not sellers on the spot
under 161 7s 64, and to arrive below 161 ss. In the
Lead market there is firmness with a good demand,
British Pig is 171 to 171 10e. Operations are to a fair
extent in Swedish Steel at 141 103 to 151 10s. Copper
is Yt t arm in price, and in fair demand.
having l 'AL"blt:e. ---;
There
concluded, is
Rus-
sian on the spot, and prices are firmer; a fair bussinees
moreand dfie:ierenteowoperate in Rus-
- yellow Candle
realized 37s 64 to 37s 9,1 per cwt. Fur delivery sales
andfu
r last M arh
three there
months are
taseeefl l
however have been of little Moment; and for Feb-
ruaryt a tionttehres
yearat 37i5e9.3 The quo-
b cash.ee nin geo good
Australian, request,
ls 9 and
casks 36:
but few buyers are to be
t9ziettothi
0. n
were Hom essomi6ded—i ttesodh3eh9eaps;
eisaskth3epv,atelursabnuergtt
adhictttoi 34s 6d ;
at 363 to 37a 64. Ox 34s 6d t(
South American 333 94 to 375; 4)636'; 333
;35 casks37'lS packages
sooor.d sort 34s 64 to 35s
and 47 casks Malta 36s to 361 6d. Fooarp
casks are declared, and stock exceeds that of last
on 1,000
by 5,000 casks. year
• Oli.s.—.A.u;actire demand has been experienced for
Lin& eed Oil, and prices continue to advance ruling at 9d to 35a per cwt on the spot; and home dealers
are the chief operators. For delivery several contracts
have been entered into at 35s to 353 6d, and
the market has a firm aspect. Palm support late
rates, but there is less doing privately; and at auction
29 casks were taken in at 293 for fine. Cocoa Nut met
with little attention, and is offered rather under previous
rates, At auction 40 packages were only in part die- ,