The Sun.
London, England, 1850-08-21 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

R. Brown and T. Haigh, Liverpool, commission mer-
chants—T. Chrippes, son., and T. Chrippes, jun.,
Vctworth and Stopham, auctioneers and brick-
.inakers—J. Pearson and J. Fairourn, Almond
bury, Yorkshire, scribbling millers--F. Cardiff,
J. Cardiff, and P. Riley, Liverpool, bakers—
J. Lord and J. L,rd, Lower Booths, Lancashire, cott•tri
manuf.i.cturers—B. T. Stratton and S. Hughes, Bristil,
wheelwrights—G. Nevison and T. Hebron, Newcasilo-
upon-Tyne, commission agents—G. R. Chappell and J.
Plant, Berwick and Manchester, fustian manufacturers
—R. Bentley, R. Carr, and J. B. Carr, Ashton-under-
Lynn, brewers—C. Smith and J. Smith, Mold-green,
tluddersfi.-id, drysalters—J. Clapham and J. Gray,
Lee Is, joiners—J. Birt, T. Castle, and E. J. Bald wyn,
Mounton. Monmouthshire, papermtakers (so far as re-
gards J. Birt)—S. Brown and J. Moy, C6lcbester, silk-
! browsters—W. Elliott and J. Collins, jun., Tenterden,
Kent, plumbers—Sarah Weetman and M. Weetman,
Mar,chestor, fustian manufacturers—E. Penly and D.
Penly, Alderley, Gloucestershire, dyers--J. White and
G. K. Fauns, Fareharn, Hampshire, wine merchants—A.
Holland and W. Mason, Oldham, tailors—D. M. Samuel
rind J. Samud, Rio do Janeiro—A. Bell and W. Belt,
Leicester, plumbers—M. Chapman and A Mauls, Wool-
pit, Suffolk, grocers.

INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
George Reeves, Radford, Worcestershire, victualler.
Julia Guy, Worthing, schoolmistri,se.
William Evans, Cadoxton-jultra-Neath, Glamorganshire,
weaver.
John Rowe, jun., Treworgey, Cornwall, yeoman.
Tboma4 Croose, Credenbill, Herefordshire.
Ebenezer Morris, Bridzend Glamorganshire, labourer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
G. Jenkins, Lochgoilhead, Argyllshire, wright and
builder, to meet Aug. 23 and Sept. 20, at two, within the
Lochgoilhead Inn, L ,chguilhead.
R. M'Haffp., Etstwood, banker and dealer in railway
shares, to meet Aug. 26 and Sept. 16, at one, within
Comrie's Royal Hotel, Glasgow.
W. Hamilton, Haddington, horse-dealer, to meet Aug.
27 and Sept. 17, at one, within the George Inn, Had-
dington.

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J. Mein, Kelso, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, to meet
Aug. 26 and Sept. 24, at one, within the Cross Keys
Hotel, Kelso.
W. Shaw, Dundee, writer and calenderer, to rivet
Aug. 23 and Sept. 16, at twelve, within the Royal Hotel,
Dundee.

J. Miller, Edinburgh, elttle-dealer, to meet Aug. 26
and Sept. 16, at two, within the Royal Exchange Coffee-
house, Edinburgh.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current, Aug. 20.)

SUGAR.—To-day West India Sugar was in excellent
demand for both the sca►e and refining purposes; former
rates are well supported, and in some cases a small
advance was obtained for better sorts of yellow and
strong grey. The purchases amounted to 854 hhds. &c.,
including at public sale 165 bhds Barbadoes, which
went freely at farmer rates, and in some cases 6:1
per cwt above for better kinds; brown realised 355, low
yellow 36s to 36a 6 1, mid 37s to 38s 6d, good 39s to
495, tine 403 61 to 42s 63, and ono lot crystalized 44s
per cwt. Operations in all sorts of Sugar would have
been upon a larger scale to-day had holders been more
disposed to sell. For public sale on Thursday 6,000 chests
yellow and 360 chests white flavannah; and for Friday
100 hhds 70 trcs 50 brls crystalized Demerara Sugar are
declared.

REFINED.—To-day Refined goods were in excellent
demand for home trade purpobes, and brown grocery
Lumps realized 50s to 50s 6d per cwt. There is DO
variation in the value of British Crushed Sugar, but the
demand is better.

Masnmus.—This afternoon the public sales of
6,159 bags of Mauritins Sugar went with fair spirit at
fully former rates, and in some cases rather above for
be'st yellow sorts. The whole found buyers, fine yellow
at 39s to 40s, good 37s to 38s 6d, low to mid 345 6d to
26. 64, ord and mid brown 27s to 31s, good 31s 6d to
323 6d, fine 33s to 345, and refining sorts from 33s to 38s
per cwt
EAST INDIA..—This afternoon the public sale of 4,09"
teats Penang Sugar went off with animation at an ad-
vance of Gd to is per cwt, and all sold, white at 37s to
40s 6d for low to good, yelloet 32s to 36s 6d, and
brown 28s to 31s 6d. Ot Bengal 635 bags sold at firm
rates, ord and mid soft yellow 32s 6d to 345, good 343 64.
O Mauritius 900 bags were taken in 28s 6d to 30s for
damp brown, and at 30s 6d for ord yellow.
FOREIGN.—The private operations during the past
week amounted to 20,000 chests; duty paid parcels
realised 38a 6.1 to 41-, in bond 20s 6d to 22s 64, with a
small pritportion of fine at 23s to 23s 61; at auction
5,000 chests were sold at and after the sales; tine
and very superior yellow realised 42s to 44s 61,
good 40s 64 to 41s 6d, low to mid 38s to 40s,
and damaged 35s ed to 435, but 460 chests in bond
were taken in at 20s to 21s for low and mid; these rates
are 64 to. Is per cwt above those current previously.
Other descriptions of Foreign have been in good
demand, and realised rather higher prices ; a float-
ing cargo of Porto Rico fetched 36s 9d duty paid;
400 chests brown' Bahia in bond 193; and 3 000 bags
Manilla, duty paid, 363 for current clayed quality ; at
public sale 460 chests Bahia sold, ord and good white at
39s ed to 41. 64, good to fine yellow and grey 38s to 39s
6 1, and damaged at 353 to 403 ; but the public sales of
400 hhds 28 tres 80 brls Porto Rico went at irregular
rates, good to fine yellow at 39s to 435, ord to mid 36s
to 38s 6d, and refining sorts from 34s to 37s per cwt. ,
Moeesses.—Prices are sustained, but the demand
does not improve, and only small purchases have been
made. For West India rates rule at 13s to 16s, Porto
Rex, and Cuba'l3s to 14s, Bengal and Mauritius lls to
123 per cwt. Of Jamaica Honey 150 pkgs at auction
sold at 38s to 52s for low to fine quality.
COCOA.—British Plantation has been operated in with
greater freedom, and supply being small, an advance of
Is to 2s has taken place. At public sale 200 bags
Trinidad were sold at 43s 6d to 47s 6d for ord to good
dark real. Privately several parcels have been taken
upon similar terms. Holders of Foreign are firm, and
require 28s to 29s for Bahia and Para, and 29s 6d to
30, for Guayaquil; still only small orders have been
executed.
COFFEE.—This afternoon a good business was con-
cluded in Native Ceylon Coffee, and prices closed with
firmness at 41s to 42s pet' cwt. Full terms are required
fur Plantation, but dealers are not much disposed to do
bwiness; at public sale a small part only of 100 casks
and 11 bags sold, good at 56s 6rl, low mid and mid 503
to 53i, fine to fine fine ord 45s 6d to 495, and pea berry
57s to 58s per cwt.
Tea.---The market for black is firm, and at former
rates a good business has been done since last Tuesday.
For common and good ord Congou the rates paid are
lied to Is, medium is id to is 24, and good to fine Is 23-t1
to Is 84 per lb. Of the lower sorts there is yet a small
supply. In Green sales have been upon a large scale,
and previous rates are well supported, more especially
for common and mid. A fair business has been done
in Scented and Pekoe Tea at the previous currency.
To-day the public sales of Tea attracted a good attend-
noes of the trade, but merchants insisting upon rather
higher rate,' operated against business. Of 9,320 pkgs
at auction only I.l_oo were in corisequence sold; g od
common Congou, but with all taultg, realized 111c1,
which makes good ord sound worth 11'(1 to Is per lb.
RICE.—To-day the Rtce market presented a dull as-
pect, and fur East India prices declined 3d per cwt. 01
674 bgs and 1,438 pkts Bengal at auction a part only
sold, good mid nod good white at 103 Gd to Ils damaged
4,,61 to 94 per cwt ,

SPICES.—FuII races hare been paid for Pimento, the
supply being sses.ll. At auction 119 bags and 2 brie