The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-10 00:00:00

COLONIAL.

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The Colonial markets being shut we have nothing to
report under this head in regard to them, but we•give
the stocks in the port of London. '
SUGAR.-April 1, 1844, British Plantation 4,790 hhds
467 tierces, against 8,317 hhds 1,099 tierces at the same
time in 1843. The stocks of all other descriptions are
larger than at this time last year. The deliveries of
British Plantation are larger this year. Those of Bengal.
have fallen off. The home consumption of British Plan-
tation from the East and West India Docks, last week
was 466 hinds 12 tierces 147 brls.

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COFFEE—British Plantation, April 1, 1844, 2,051
hhds, 1,573 barrels and bags, against 3,331 hhds, 2,024
barrels atld bags at the same time last 'year. ThO stocks
ofForeign and East India rather larger than at this time
last year. The consumption of Er:tisli Plantation has
increased.

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RUM.—April 1,1844, 11,704 punF, 2,821 hhds, against
17,238 puns, 5,229 hhds at the same time in 1843.
TALLow.—P.Y. Candle, is 40s 2d to 41s per cwt on.
;he spot, and town 435.
TVA.—The market is dull.

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ther give way in price, but the demand hhsi;;;;:linitea.
privately, and 329 bags of Trinidad at auction onlf
partly sold ; low red at 48s to 49s' Middling 508 6d to
51s, and 45s to 46s per cwt for sea damaged. Of Foreigil
some parcels sold privately at 28s 6ifto 29s 6d per cwt
holders show firmness, and none ha been brought tO.

MARRIED.
On the 16th ofJanuaryi at St. George's Church, Cal„-app-i
Cape of Good Hope, Thomas William Green, Esq., to
Jane, youngest daughter of the late A. Barker, Pei':
Waterford, Ireland. A hco'
On the 4th inst., at St. Mary's, Hornsey, George,o—htst
Esq., of Sewardstone, Essex, to Eleanor, eldest daug'
Charle:. Perrott, Esq., of Highgate. mr.
On the sth inst., at St. Olave's, Hart-street, -.:00113-,
Hurst, only child of the late Jr seph Hurst, Esq., of ''''rriloOr
ton-place, to Helen, second daughter of Mr. Thoralls '-
son, of Mark-lane. e /obis
On the 6th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-stit,a,r,;l.
Lawrence, Esq., of Brunswick House, Windsor, to
daughter of Henry Saunders, Esq., Winchester Toler'
14
sor Caste
f of
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On the 6th inst.., at Head:ev, Thomas Lacy, 4) „btef
arms-yard, Esq., solicitor, to Marianna, eldest datt,f.
Captain Gustavus Evans, R.N., of Headley-gu'.%

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On the 6th inst., at Homerton, William Roberts°-' ,
late of Kindence, Ross-shire, North Britain, aged B.,°',:csacl'
On Else 24th of January, in camp at Gwalior, I'''''.-
• et
Macqneen, Esq., M.D., of h: r Majesty's 3d Foot. „0011„
On the 30th of January last, in camp, near 1,.....,,au'0fic1b.
Charles, youngest son of W. J. Thompson, Es(l-,./!,, ,d
square, of the 36th Madras Native Infantry..P 'tt"..t' JP'
On the 12th of February, at Calcutta,if,l.t.: r- • 10
William Henry Pownall, aged 27. - - 4.. Chet
On the 22d of February last, in Boml4Y, Captain . f
Denton, of the Company's Service. 944'
On the 18th ult., at Tours, Anne, wife of R. Rove*
Stratford-grove, Essex. 'Eat and
Revelef
On the 29th ult., at Hastings, the Rty:,.--
~noef
Mitford, aged 32.
On the 31st
,ult., at Inchbrayock, near Montrosetreasi
the wife of Major-General Archibald Watson, a the -
Light Cavalry, ---f-------;

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biiddlesex, Wednesday April 10, 1844.

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(From the London New Price Current of April 9.)
SuoAr..—There has been more activity in the home •
consumption Sugar market, and prices have assunied'aa
upward tendency for all descriptions ; for West -India
the •prices paid were 6d above those previously quoted.
for common yellow and brown, and Is per cwt. higher
for bright yellow and strong refining sorts.
iII."FINED.—To-day Refined Goods brought. lii.g)ler.
rates, brown groccry lumps selling at 765, and standitrd
lumps 775, per cwt. Bonded Crushed Sugar ranch.
wanted, and is not to be procured under 26s per cwt. -•.2"--•
-242,kuatwitts.— A good demand has sprung up for 'nlE.:-
d.eseOPtionti.and prices have advanced is to is 6d
cwt. To=day s.,me parcels were sold privately at ratha7:
higher rates, low to Middling yellow 59s to 645, good*.i-t;.••
fine 65s to 68s, anti brown 56s to 58s 6d per cwt.
.!EAST INDIA.-'-Fur some Parcels of Madras full'..rattS:
given by private treaty. JaVa.has been more in reeinOt
privately. -_Manilla yellow at 18s 6d to 20s, and bri*Tr,
17s to 18s per cwt. To-day several purchases were maga ;;
privately in Bengal, and prices are looking up; cominOra
white 625't0 62s 6d, middling 63s to 645, good to fl
655 t0.68s per cwt.
Fo.it*N.—Since our last report, the market haslire-
sented a firm appearance for all descriptions of Foreign, •
'disposition
and none has been brought to public sale• tegood.
'ililposition has been shown to purchase yellow Ilt:Vannah.
but holders asking higher prices, btisineis has been re- ,
'Stricted. -T-his afternoon, several inquiries existed for-
Foreign Sugar, and a floating cargo of Bahia was sold
;for the Balite; et 19s for brown, and 22s 9d per cwt fur s,
• MOLASSES.—FOIt India rather lower te,tes lac' •
,eepted. Trinidad at 25e-fid,,Antigua, 27s 6d, Demerara
,ss, and imported indirect 24s to 24s 6d per cwt for goo&
c-_quality. Bengal Molasses ailYs'to lis per;iwt. Fly
~1-loney has brought full rates, btiflaferior is cheaper. •
COFFEE.—There has been little-a*sire.shoWn to Tur"
chase West India Coffee since Tuesdayliat4:plean-quali-:
ties' of which the supply is still scanty, htifsttistintamed •
the former value, but for unclean kinds pric'esktotegivers
.• way. To-day the market for all descriptions of ,P,cge,e'
was in a flat state, and prices are still going down-if.,q:,o
Ceylon ; good ord selling at 58s to 59s_ per cwt ; tat??
largo quantity to arrive cause the trade-to operate with
much caution.
COC:',A.—lmporters of West India have refused to fur-

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public sale.
TEA.—Since Tuesday last the_ market has presented
a firm appearance for all descriptions of Tea ; purchases
to a fair extent have been made iii-black and green, WI
full rates paid. Common Congoii,'cash, -has fetched
good common is OAd to is old, Twankay, ordinal
Is 2d to Is 3d, and Hy son common 2s 2d to 2s 4d per lb-
To-day several parcels of Tea :Were disposed of. and the
rates paid show a slight adranCe on those of the 101
public sales for the lower kinds ; common and g
sound common Congou, cash; sold at Is old to is ur
per lb.
RICE.—The fine weather and the kite dull state of
the Wheat market operates against the demand
*flit
Bengal Rice : few purchases made privately, and peg"°
are looking down, mid white selling at Its 3d to Lis
and good 12s per cwt none has been submit
to public competition. For Java the demand has hen
only for small parcels at lOs to . lOs 6d
mid, and I is to Ils 6d for good mid white, being Tatter
cheaper. Madras has -been taken sparingly at 95
Ws 6d per cwt for yellow. In Patna the operations ere
upon a small scale only at 14s 6d4 to 18s, and Carolina'
has been taken sparingly at 21s to 26s per cwt. To-OS,
1,000 bags Madras Rice Was sold privately at 9s pert!'
for yellow.
SAGO.—Prices are still looking down for this artiolet
the demand being limited and supply large; ordiselief,
13s to 14s, middling 15s to 16s, 'and good to fitieler,'",m.
20s per cwt. Sago Flour is scarce, and 215 to
cwt paid. To-day svine parcels a common Pearl
were sold sold privatilly at 15s per cwt.
Ittir, BnANDY AND HoLLANDS.—Jamaica
stiff rates; 30 to 32 per cent overproof has Melted
to 3s 7d, 33 t 037 over 3s 8d to 3s 11d, fine 4s lb 4ssr"
and superior rather highcliavoured -5. s to 6s per -011(:): 1;
P
Demerara at 33 3d to 3s 5d for 35 to-37 per cent.:
o,
Leeway's 2s 2d to 2s. lid. paid for poor, 7;
mitts, Rum at is Ild proof, with certificate. For iitail".`
holders display firmness Cognac, best brandsOa:
vintage of 1838, hhds 5s lid, puns 5a 9d ; 1839, VI
5s 9d, puns 'ss 7d ; 1840, lihds 5s 7d, puns 5s 5d I
hhds 5s 6d, puns 5s 4d ; 1842, hhds 5s sd, -puns
mid marks 3s 6d to 4s Rd, and low 2s 10d to 38:6$
Geneva for exportation•at is 8d to is ".9d ' • fine pale
for duty is 2s 2d to 3s per gallon. English Corn Spa'
is firm. • -
• for
INDIGO.—There has been a good export demand; 4
East India since Tuesday last ;, several purchases
been made by the home • trade, and the rates paid 8.,.
an advance on those of the last quarterly sale of sdk
lb for all descriptions.
OILS.—For Linseed Oil for immediate delivery. Pg %e1:,48
have an upward tendency ; 27s to 27s 3d paid for i!,ife,
parcels on the spot. Rape Oil in excellent.:
mend, pale selling at. 39s to 398 6d, o.oa ,
brown 38s to 38s 6d per cwt. For Olive of
higher prices again paid, Gallipoli fetching 521, og
50/ to 511, Spanish 49/to 50/, and Barbary 481 to 481
per tun. Cocoa Nut Oil at 30s to 32s per cwt. F 64
Oil at 28s for good, 27s 6d for mid, and 24s to 26 0
for low and very common quality. Sperm Oil at 761,40
76/ lOs per tun for prime British. Headmatter mune.
request. For common Fish Oils rather lower P-10,0
taken for all sorts. Pale Seal at 341 5s to 34/1105,
Southern sold at 291 lOs to 29/15s, very low dark 27''
and Newfoundland Cod at 33/ 15s to 34/15S per too.,
• TALLow.—To-day a good business was teansactt,upt
P.Y.C. for delivery in the last three months of this all° 101
the first two months of next year at 425 to 42s 3d ; ba
W ,
the spot the demand was dull—prices vary from 405 1760
41s per cwt, according to quality. The accounts •
St. Petersburgh state that prices had advanced for;
low, and the supply will be less than last aeitiotl.,c
Friday, 353 casks of American Tallow will be subsea
to public competition. t •