The Sun.
London, England, 1850-12-17 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

George May, builder, Curwtor-street, Chancery-lane,
to surrender Der. 27, as two, and Jan. 31, at one, at the
Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee,
Basingball-street; Norton, New-street, Bishopsgate.
George L^a, coal merchant, Eccieston Coal-wharf,
Upper Belgrave-place, Pimlico, Jan. 3, at eleven, and
Jan. 28, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Gra-
ham, official assignee; M‘Leod and Stenning, London-
street, Fenchurch- street.

John Pullen, lodging-house keeper, Powis-place,Great
Ormond-street, Dec. 31 and Jan. 24, •at twelve, at the
Court of Bankruptcy. Groom, official assignee, Ab
church lane; Barham, Essex-street, Strand.
George Bonny, licensed victualler, Windmill-street,
Gravesend, Dec. 28, at eleven, and Feb. 8, at half past
eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official
assignee, Guildhall-hambers, Basinghall-street; Mar-
tineau and Read, Raymond-buildings, Gray's Iran.
Samuel Moyer, linen draper, Old-street, St., Like':,
Dec. 21, at eleven, and Feb. 8, at twelve, at the Court of
Bankruptey. Nicholson, official assignee, Batilg'i all-
street ; Reed, Langford, and Marsden, Friday-street.
Thomas Matthews, licensed victualler, Kennilwurth,
Warwickshire, Jan. 6 and Feb. 3, at ten, at the Bir-
mingham District Court. Valpy, official assignee, Bir-
mingham; Motteram, Knight, and Emmet, Birmingham.
George Steele, grocer, Durham, Dec. 31, at eleven,
and Jan. 28, at one, at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Dis-
trict Court. Biker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne; Wright, Sunderland; Maples and Pearsc., Fre-
derick's-place, Old Jewry.
INSOLVEN r DEBTORS.

F:ancis Gange, colour manufacturer, Marystreet, Lana

beth. .
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John Piper, sen, market gardener, Devonshire-place,
Turnham-green. .
Thomas Samuel Wallis, professor of music, Herne-
place, Herne-bill, Camberwell.
Thomas Bailey, currier, Circus-street, New•roatl.
John Nathan, cab driver, Windsor-street, Bishopsgate•

street.
John M'Duff Derick, architect, Portland Hotel, Great
Portland-street, Oxford-street.
John Young, Bury-street, St. James's, Middlesex.
David Enscoe, Hardwareman, Upper Thames-street.
James Gray, baker, Chreodon-place, sowers-town.
Marcus Mc Laughlin, ginger-beer manufacturer, Smith-
wark-briJgc-road.
William Skinner, inspector of hawkers' licences, Lock-
square, Walwortb.
Isaac Cockley, cheese monger, York-buildings, Mill-pond-
s tree t, Bermondsey.
Eduard Alexander Garvin, dentist, Dover-street, Picca-
dilly.
John Slater, tailor, King-street, Golden-square.
John Daniels, builder, Murray-street, Hoxton.
Christopher Musgrave, gentleman, Margaret-street, Ca-
vendish-square.
William Lougley, carpenter, Eaton-place, Oxford street.
William Robinson, bricklayer, High-street, Camden

Town.
John Levingaton, patentee for securing houses from de.
strection by fire, Park-road, New Peckham.
Janus Pearce, cheesemonger, Little Bell-alley, London

wall.
James 13ryson, jun., merchants' clerk, Air-street, Picca-
dill}•.
Robert 11‘Laren, jobbing gardener, High-street, Old

Peckham. -
Thomas Briggs, sen., farmer, York.
Joseph Booth, grocer, Birkby, Yorkshire.
Andrew Little, draper, York.

John Brown Miles, grocer and druggist, Worth/ey,
Worcestershire.
Henry Mc Callen, clerk, Liverpool.
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John-Pawsey, cabinetmaker, Violet-hill, Stowmarket.
Jane Forster, servant, Stanwix, Cumberland.

William Johnson Hutchinson, 'attorney- at-lsw, York-
shire.
Richard Bains, licensed victualler,West lloathly, Sussex,
John Wolton, labourer, Woodbridge, Suffolk.
William Elkins, licensed victualler, Birmingham.

Austin Yorke, mariner, Liverpool.
William Lsb Yates, sh9pman, Liverpool.
James Leeming, farmer, Preston, Lancashire.
William Ellis, letter-press printer, Liverpool.
Edward Harrison, baker, Bury, Lancashire.
Henry Brown, baker, Manchester.
Henry Bonsor, fancy boxmaker, Manchester.

JohnWalm3ley, boilermaker, Blackburn, Lancashire.
John Wright, wocer, Mancbesler.
Aquila Taylor, cotton waste defier, Manchester.
William tt, grocer, Newport, Monmouthshire.
Isaac Clarke, butcher, Ifeigharn, Norfolk.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(Frem the LonLn IN'tw Price Cur rent, ac. 17 )
SUGSR.—To-day the large s .le3 of beg Sugar inter-
fered with business in the West India mai leen There
was only a limited dt mend for the pan or scale, but the
rates obtained were equal to those ef Friday. The pur-
chases are 503 hhds, &c., including at auction 160
hhds 12- tierces thrbadoes, which went at firm ranee
fine yellow et 44s 6d, good 42.36 d to 43i 6d, ord and mid
41s to 42s ; 125 hhds 13 tierces Demerara crystalized
went rather under the valuations; mid yellow 423 6d to
455, or: 39s to 40s, brown 363 to 381, ord 343 to 355,
very low 31s to 33i per owl.
REFINED.—To-day there was net much business in
the Refined market, and prices arc rather lower, sales
of brown Lumps having been made at 503 to 50 61 per
cwt. For Crushed Sugar there is a quiet market, hut in
pr7ces there is no variation. -
MA'JIIITIUS.—This afternoon Mauritius Sugar was in
good demand, and the public sale; of 6.562 bags went at
steady rates, whilst the whole sold, and consisted
chiefly of the better sorts of grocery; flue yellow realised
423 to 43s 6d, mid to good 38s 6d to 41s 6 1, ord 37s to
38s, fair to fine grey 37s to 41s, good and fine brown 35s
to 375, washed 343 to 433, and very ord brown 29s to 31s
p.rr cwt.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the market was again
abundantly supplied with B.:rgal Sugar; at public sale
the qulbtiv offered was 10,572 bags, of which about
8 000 found buyers, but at a decline on Friday's rates
of 61 to Is; grainy white, however, realised the full
value, good and fine white Bewares 43s to 463, fine
grainy 493 61 to 50s, mid and good yellow ditto
433 to 45e Gd, mid aad good Elie Mauritius 3Gs
to 40e Cat; ..ort, yellow 38s to 40,, low to good 334
to 37a, brown ord to good sofa 3Cs to 32i. Madras met
with a dull &mated, aitheugh e &tett Cd to is under
the terrna of Friday. Of 7,660 bags at auction, not
above 2,000 sold, ord to good soft yellow at 32; to 32s
6:1, tine 37s 61 to 38s, and brown 30a 6d to 325.
Penang 106 begs sold 6d to Is lower, ord soft white 40s
to 40s 6d. Of Manilla 333 bags went at 37e 6d for
common clayed, and 35s 6d fur damp and washed.
Foneicar.-To-say there was no public sale of Foreign
Sugar, and the private operations are cf little moment,
still holders refused to sell at lower rates.
MOLASSES.—Of West Lelia few parcels are on offer,
and the rates demanded are from 15s 61 to 173 for
common to fine, but net much desire has been evinced
to operate, still the stock is getting smaller. Fur
Porto Rico and Cuba the rates demanded are Ise to
16s Gd, and for Bengal and Mauritius 12s 6J, but ope-
rrtimss have been immaterial. Although the stock of
Molesst s is 1,400 puns less than last year, still it is
mostly in second hands, and deliveries exhibit an in-
c• ewe for home tiade purposes. .For 'Laney prices
have an upward tendency, and supplies are less than
Enviously.
Cocoa.—West India continues in brisk request, and
stiffer rates are obtained for Trinidad, although the sup-
ply has increased; at auction 753 bags were sold at from
48s to 56s 6d per cwt. Grenada has been disposed of
to a fair extent by private treaty at 433 to 48s. In
Foreign there is rather more business doing, and prices
rule firm; Bahia and Para at 31s to 325, and Guayaquil
at 33s to 334 6d per cwt. Of West India the stock is
3,000 bags, -and: of Foreign 1,300 bags less than last
year at this period.
COFFEE.—This afternoon Native Ceylon was operated
in with reluctance, but the-ie aid not appear a desire on
the part of holders to sell good ord wider 55s per cwt.
In Plantation sales privately were, however, to some ex-
tent above the rates previously current, and a less amount
is on offer. The only public sale to-day was that of
2.000 bags Costa Rica, which went at the full value, good
ord at 50s, and fine ord at 523 to 554 per cwt.
Tx4.—Holders of Green for the most part refuse to
sell at lower rates, yet on the part of dealers little desire
has been evinced to operate, and there is a fair
quantity on offer, but lower sorts are least in te-
quelt. Thercea no variation in the value of Scented
or PA. Tea, but the sales made are small.
Fine new Cungou continues much in demand at the
opening rates of is 3d to Is 103, but few parcels are now
to be obtained. ether sorts are however operated in
with caution, and in some cases rather lower terms have
been a; cored; ord and good ord selling at 1, of to is
medium 15 lid to .13 3d, and other kinds Is eld to
Is 7d. The mai cot is no: 1,1i,•1y t.) remain long in a
quiet position, as sti,cl,3 in both first and second hands
are much 1r es then last year.
v.hite Bengal continues to he wanted,
end is in small supply. the rates paid by private treaty
have been from lls 63 to 123, but otter kinds met
with a dull hem' and export demand, whilst previous
terms; are "stained with d;ffirstfty ; middling and
good white in smell parcels selling at lOs to 113,
low and lanken 95 to Os 93, and cargo 73 6d

to 83. Md.:as is not cheaper, still sales have been upon
a small scale, white at 85 Gil to 103 ; and Pearl Barley
1Vf...1%. 6d. The va!ue of Arracan is 8s 6d to 9s, but few
'111.11,311rq10 by. met v.4b. There is now little difference
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—l4nparcd witgthis time last year, but thli-
-44. 7-24.'!',- Y...
~ *IT nch less. Of..,aned Rice i', not cheaper there
~.., ~,,s., • _ ,
.. \Oi.r trig off in demand; cleaned Patna realised
.r.. 0 ~..,:- 1 -I lEca, and town dressed Carolina 20s to 263; at
P. '"-.'" is.Z., •, _.
deli-
,
4.
. it. _ e. arceb have been sold. American cleaned
.- . . .. t titc 9s to 203, few buyer, ate, however, to be
\s. ~
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