The Sun.
London, England, 1834-01-08 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

C. Cockerell, J S. Brownrigg, J. Cockerell, G. G. de H. Lar -
pent, and C. R. Cockerell, Austin-friars—J. Castle, jun., and C.
Castle, grocers, Oxford—J. Clarke and S. Robins, wharfinger 5,
Devizes—R. Pendlebury and J. Wilkinson, cotton-spinners,
Heaton Norris—W. and R. Heys, muslin-manufacturers,
Manchester—T. Bentley and J. Dixon, woollen-dyers, Birstol,
Yorkshire— R NV. and E. Pritchard, umbrella-manufacturers,
Manchester—D. Poncia and J. Ronchetti, dealers, Sheffield—
W. Kennavvay, and C. T. Wright, wine-merchants, Exeter—
P. Fleming, R. Fleming, and T. Aitken, Glasgow—T. Sloan
and S Smith, tea-dealers, Buckingham—G. Steer, W. Steer,
and T. Wilkinson, scissor.manufacturers, Sheffield—J. Hinton
and 11. Baily, tavern.keepers, Newgate-street—J. Cooper and
J. Raines, common brewers, Shepton Mallet, Somersetshire—
J. Winchurst and J. Pritchard, jewellers, Birmingham—B.
and B. Brooks, hair-dressers, Kingston-upon -Hull—H Ha-
milton and S. E. Bolden, attorneys, Covent-garden Cham-
bers—J. and J. Hutchinson, joiners, Leeds—R. Jamieson and
J. Sandcman, ironfounders, Ashton-under-Line, Lancashire—
J. Earle and J. Wright, brokers, Lower Thames-street—
T. Bond and J. G. Palmer, brick-makers, Armitage, Stafford-
shire—W. W. Battye and J. Sykes, cloth-merchants, Hudders-
field—J. Wilson and J Irwin, hatters, Bridge-road, Southwark
—NV. and T. Slade, paper-makers, Upper Clatford, Southampton
—B. Jones and W. L. Woodman, common-brewers, Chel_
tenharn—W. Brightmore and F. W. Flack, wharfingers,
Gainsburgh, Lincoln—M. and J. Hale and S. Walker, scrib-
bling-millers, Whitley, York—R. Gould, P. Gould, and J. R.
Hall, merchants, Manchester (so far as regards P. Gould)—W.
Nowmarch and Co., ship-brokers (so far as regards G. and J.
C Walker)—G. Alder and Co., corn-factors, Kingston.upon-
Hull (so far as regards W. and T. T. Hansell)—W. Raby and
F. Adams, silk-manufacturers, Manchester—T. and J. Gow.
land, chronometer-manufacturers, Leather Sellers'-buildings,
London-wall—NV. Kendra and J. Herron, warehousemen,
Leeds—C. G. Treuttel and Co., booksellers, Soho-square—J.
Kymer and J. Hague, sugar-refiners, New-road, St. George's-
in-the-East—E. Durant and Co., insurance-brokers, Copthall-
court (so far as regards E. Durant).

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS,

(From the " London New Price Current" of yesterday.)

Soo...R.—The Sugar Market was very steady last
week : above 2,000 hhds. and trs. were sold at the prices
obtained previously to the holidays. The stock of West
India Sugar is now 34,009 hhde. and trs., being 7 479
more than last year. The stock of Mauritius 80,175
bags, being
11,494 more than last year. The delivery
of West India is 2,428 hhds. and trs., being 555 more
than last year. The delivery of Mauritius is 2 027 bags,
bring 2,285 less than the corresponding week of 1833.
This day the sales of Muscovades are estin.ated so high, as
1,100 hhds. and trs., including the Barbarities; the latter
went og 6d. to Is. higher than last sale, 53=. 6d. a 60e.
The prices for Sugars generally are at full Market prices.
In the Refined Market extensive purchases of fine Crashed
were reported at 30s. 6d. ; few parcels were left on the
Market. In other goods the sales were limited. This
afternoon there are free buyers of Crashed, the fine at
30s. 6d. awl ord. at 293. 6d., but few sellers and few
parcels left on the Market.
MAURITIUS SUGAIL.—The first cargo of the new
Sugar front the Mauritius was brought forward on Friday
last ; it consisted of 3,908 Mauritius, chiefly of fine
quality, which sold rather higher, yellow 535. 6d. a 575. ;
the lower qualities went off heavily at a small reduction,
good brown 508. a 525.
EAST INDIA Suain.—There are no sales of any extent
repo ted.

FOREIGN SUGAR.—By private contract last welt 200
barrels Pernams, mid. to good whit.., sold at 255.
Average price of Sugar no report or return made.
COFFEE.-There is no alteration in the Ccffee Market;
the sales fur the hone consumption are trivial, but the
former prices we supported. Tire purchases by private
contract consist of C ylon 565. a 585., and some Brazil at
594. There were no public sales this day; there is still
a❑ extensive inquiry fur Ceylon Coffee, and generally the
Market luuks film.

COCOA.--The purchases of Brazil Cocoa were continued
list week, making above 1,000 bags at 21s. 61. a 225.
tnorning the declaration of a Government contract
for 40 tons has suspeni!ed fondness.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HODLA NDS. —A Government
contruct for 75,000 gallons of Rum was this morning de-
elar,d ; this was in some measure expectid, as we stated
List week that Rum would he wanted for the shi, s fitting
out, whether war should ensue or nor, and we were also
aware that the aiar,l does not keep stuck by them as was
f.roierly the case, yet the contract climes forward at an
e,rlitr thy than could be anticipatel ; the Rum Maiket
was previou,ly very flew, and no parcels of Leewards were
unthr 2,?., awl this afternoon the sellers will not
accept the previous prices; there are few Ruins in fir,t
kind. ; Jamaica descriptions are also sold for higher pric,s.
Bran y is firm, and considerable sales reported far arrival.
Geneva is still neglected.

- - -
LAC DYE,—The good descriptions of Lac Dye are in-
quired for, and are held firmly for Ligher prices ; the erd.
are neglected.

ALLOW.—By a courier despatcl,ed from St. Peter
burgh, there are accounts to the 21,t ult. The cold had
bee.' severe, but at the ab,ve date the mild weither had
returned. The Market here for 'Yellow Candle Tallow

SUGAR.—In Raw Sugars tt,ere bas been very little done
this week ; the sales are only '75 hhds. and trs. Brown
Demeraras 494. 6d. a 59.6 d., and Jamaicas 575. No salts
made in West India Molasses. Refined Sugars are steady.
Brown loaves 70s. up to 80s. for fine; very fine 81s, a
84s. Candy 9id. a lqd. Crushed Sugars are still in
limited supply, and selling freely. Low dark browns 525.
a 534., browns and yellows 545. a 585., mid. and good
middling 591. a 625., good and fine 635. a 675. Treacle
dull at 20s. 6d. a 21e.

Rum.—Rum remains very flat; Jamaieas of fine quality,
2s. 6d. a 2s. 7d., and Leewards 23d. for proofs.
ASHES.—In Ashes there is little doing ; Pots are held
at 2fis., and Pearls 265. 6(1. a 27e.

TALLOW.—Y. C. Tallow is selling in small parcels a,
475. 6d. a 48s.

011..—F:sh Oils steady; Whale 181. a 191., pale Sea
201., and Cod 161. a 181. 10s. per tun, old measure.

C.;UNTRY CORN MARKEI'S DUItING 'IHE WEER

Wheat,

Barley.

Oats. 1 Beans.

g. to S. Is.to s. R. to s. S. to s.
40 50125 32 14 19 32 40
57i— 34 18 40
20 34 20 26 35 40
26 32 15 22 36 40
26 32 14 20 3(1 34
33 17 22 36 40
26 30 16 18 34 40
30 32 l 6 22 38 40
24 30 16 22 32 42

Per Quarter.
Boaton
Gainsborough
Grantham 48 50
tirimsby 46 52
Horncastle—w— 44 54
Lincoln
Spilsby . 44 48
Stamford 4O 52
46 60

NORWICH. Jan. 4.
Wheat (per qr.) 40s. 525. 60s. !scans (per qr.) 31s 345.
Barley 2os. 265. 355. I Pease, Grey.---- :16s. 475.
Oats ..... 20s. 245. 265. Flour, fine (per sack) 41s. 43s

Wheat, whit,

CANTERBURY, Jan. 4.
575. to 635. —s. to —s.
483. to 6 ,s —s. to —s
263 to 325. Grinding.. 223. to 275.
20s. to 253 20s. to 285.
313 to 35s Old— —s. to —s.

Barley, Malting --..
Oats
B 2ans

Pease 30s. to 365. Grey-- 30s. to 345.

MANCHESTER, Jan. 4.

Wheat, per 70th. Bs. Od. to Bs. 2d. Red 75.04. to Bs. 3i!
Barley, per 601 b 5 0 5 6 Oats 3 2 3 2
Beans, per Imperial quartcr
Pease, White, per Imperial bushel 5 0 5 3

Nlalt:per fi Initierial bushels 3B 0 42 0
Flour, per Sack c,f 2801 b. 4O 0 46 0

IRISH MA.
DUBLIN MARKET NC

77 E.—FRIDAY, Jan. 3.

From
19 0

1,057 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone

'll9 Bele

To
!.-t6 6

Average
22 3

16 stone'

71 3

422 Barley l6 stone 12 6
2,428 0at5..,_,,.,..,,,,.,.,...,, 12 stone 9 0
12,6.59 Cwt. Flour .. 9 stone] 6
780 Oatmeal 8 stonel 9 6
"old to ilakers only.
10,177 Cwt. Flow
Average price of Wheat and Flour 3(
i,tnelceesr of flr 13,47? Firsts, ffn,
Do. 12:859 Sec.nds, fn
7 birds, fr(

PRICE OF BREAD.
...........7%d. I Half Quai

Quartern Loaf.

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