The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-08 00:00:00

MARKET, INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London New Price Current of Nov. 7.)

SUGAR.—To-day there was a strong desire manifested to
purchase British Plantation Sugar, the business transacted
was extensive in every description, and for all purposes;
the advanced rates previously established were fully sup-
ported, making the rise for the week is to 2s per cwt., and
some of the brokers have scarcely any Sugar remaining for
sale.

REFINED.—The honie trade have come forward with
increased freedom this week, and the market has been nearly
cleared of refined goods at advanced rates, making the rise
during the last two weeks is 6d to 2s per cwt. The town
and country trade are desirous to get well stocked with all
descriptions on account of the falling off there is in the quan-
tity being produced, the large consumption there is still go-
ing on, and refined being cheap in comparison with raw
Sugar; the difference between standard Lumps and fine
yellow West India being only 8s per cwt.
MAußmus.—There has been an increased desire mani-
fested to purchase every description for grocery and re-
fining purposes this week. Although the market "has been
more liberally supplied, still an advance on previous
rates of •is 6d has taken place; indeed, in some
eases the rise has amounted to 2s per cwt. Privately several
parcels have been disposed of, indeed, the whole of the Mau-
ritius on offer has been cleared off the market ; still there
are several town and country orders unexecuted.
EAST INDIA.—This afrernoon Bengal Sugar was in excel-
lent request privately, and 1,345 bags at auction soldat stiff
rates, viz., fine strong yellow Dobah kind at 60s, good 56s Gd,
middling Mauritius kind 53s Gd, damp 53s 6d to 56s 6d,
washed 52s 6d to 55s 6d. Sugar drainage damaged 49s 6d
to 52s per cwt.
FOREIGN.—To-day there was rather more inquiry after
Foreign Sugar, and full rates are paid. The private sales
for the week are 150 chests of Bahia at 27s for white, and
22s per cwt for brown.

MOLASSES.—This afternoon 300 puncheons 10 Ws of
Barbadoes Molasies at auction were taken in at 23s to 23s 6d
per cwt for middling new, being above the value, but the
chief part has since been sold.
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CoFF. EE.—This afternoon Mocha Coffee was in good de-
mand—and 120 bales at public sale were sold at stiff rates,
viz., fine yellow cleanish garbled at 68s 6d to 70s, good 65s
to 67s 6d, good mid 64s 6d to 65s 6d. Ceylon is sought after,
but advanced rates being asked, checked business, and 1,282
bags at public sale were only in part sold at a rise on former
rates of 6d per cwt—good ordinary pale fetching 49s to
49s 6d, rather ragged 48s to 48s 6d, real good ordinary
503 6d, fine ordinary yellow 52s to 56a 6d, fine ordinary pale
Plantation 65s to 65s 6d, ;pea-berry 64s to 655, Triage 325.
Of Malabar 556 bags at auction taken in at 40s for good
ordinary green. Of West India 56 cases were brought for-
ward, and fetched former prices.
SPICF.S.—This afternoon at public sale 317 bags of white
Pepper were sold at the full value, viz.—middling quality at
tid to sd. Of Nutmegs 11 cases were only partly disposed of
at easier rates. Penang good brown went at 6s 9d, middling
6s, small 5s 6d, wormy 2s 3d. Singapore good brown but
wormy 6s Bd, middling bold sound 6s, small 55 6d to 5s 9d,
very low 3s 6d, wormy 2s sd, broken is 9d. 41 cases in the
shell went at Is 9d. 1 case of Mace, anid 4s, 40 bales 40bags
Java Cinamon were taken, low bad flavour at Is, very low 9d.
Of Cloves 6 bags and pockets were offered, and a part only
sold, and dark Bourbon at 104 d. Cassia Lignea is less
wanted, and 264 cases at public sale were taken in at stiff
rates; middling 21b bundles at 655, low middling 62s 6d to
635, good ordinary coarse 60s, mouldy 60s per cwt. Of
Pimento 80 bags were bought in at 4d per lb for midding
dull. Of Malabar Ginger 68 cases and 1,380 casks were
offered and sold at 22s to 27s per cwt.
TEA.—Public sales are declared for Tuesday; the quantity
advertised at present is 15,200 packages. There has been
less inclination manifested to purchase black, but holders are
reluctant to take lower rates. In Congou only a limited
business has been transacted in any kind this week,
but in the value little variation has taken place.
Pouchong is held for 5d to 10d for low to good quality, but
there has not been much business transacted. Hyson has
met with a dull sale, and prices keep low. Twankay is not
offered on lower terms, but there has been little doing.
Although prices rule low for Imperial and Gunpowder, still
few buyers are to be met with.
FnulT.—Of new Zante or Cephalonia Currants none have
arrived here at present, but of Petras there is a good supply,
second quality at 495, best at 50s, and part of a cargo
changed hands at 48s. Of Valencia Raisins the ar-
rivals have been large this week, some much
heated and out of condition, of which prompt sales
must be made, and these are not worth more than 38s; the

fine sorts 40s. Of new Muscatels there is but a small 'sup-
ply, and for which rather high prices are obtained. Of New
Turkey pulled Figs fine quality is more sought after.
Rum, BRANDY AND HOLLANDS.—There has been a lively
demand for Leedward Island Rum this week, and a further
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advance in prices of Id to 2d per gallon has taken place : in-
deed nearly the whole on show has been cleared off the
market; in all 400 puns have been sold at 2s id to 2s 2d per
gallon proof strength. Jamaica is held with firmness, but there
has not been much doing for home consumption or exporta-
tion ; the quantity on show is but moderate. Demerara is
held with firmness, and a fair demand has been experienced.
Calcutta is wanted, but the stiff rates insisted upon
checks business. A further diminution has taken place in
the stock of all sorts. Rum is still cheaper than it was last
season at this time. In Brandy there has been less business
doing, and the rates taken are rather under those previously
quoted. Geneva is held with firmness, and is wanted for ex-
portation at 2s 2d to 2s 4d : fine for home consumption is
fetching 2s 7d to 2s 10d.
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Oir.s.—For Linseed Oil prices have given way, in consequence
of the largeness of the quantity there is being produced.
Rapeseed Oil is much in request and brings stiff rates, the
supply being small. For Palm prices continue to go down,
31s 6p to 32s being taken for fine and 27s to 31s for low
to good quality. Cocoa-nut is much wanted Holders of Olives
are more willing to realize Seal Oillas been purchased cautionly
although a further decline in prices has been submitted to.
There are ready sellers of Cod at 28110 s to 29/, but few pur-
chasers. Although prices rule very low for Southern, still
the demand does, not improve, and only small parcels have
been disposed of. Holders of Sperm are inclined to sell, ne-
vertheless a good demand has been experienced privately.
The value of African Ground Nut Oil is 401. to 461., and
American Lard Oil 42/, to 44/. per tun.
TALLOW.—The demand has been extensive for Russian
on the spot this week, and the rates paid exhibit an ad-
vance on those previously quoted of 3d to 6d per cwt. For
delivery a good deal has been done at Improved rates. Mer-
chants manifest much firmness, and the trade are inclined to
keep up full stocks on account of the large consumption that
is going on. Home made Tallow has met with eager pur-
chasers at 41s 6d to 42s per cwt nett cash. For all other
kinds the demand has been good, and stiffer rates have been
given.

TESTIMONIAL TO MR. ANDREW KINLOCII, THE
FIRST POWER-LOOM WRATER.—On Wednesday evening last ac-
cording to arrangement, Mr. Andrew Kinloch, the old power..loom
weaver, was entertained to supper in Mrs. Marshall's, Trongate,
by the masters, managers, tenters, and dressers connected with the
power-loom manufactories in and around Glasgow. The object of
the meeting was to do honour to Mr. Kinlock, who first fitted up
a power-loom in Gallowgate-street, Glasgow, in the year 1793, and
to present him with a sum of money, by which his latter days may
be made more comfortable. Mr. John MBryde, of Nursery Mills,
Hutchesontown, occupied the chair, supported right and left by
Mr. Kinloch, Mr. Walter Hutcheson (one of the first apprentices
of the guest of the evening), Commissioner W. C. Mattison ; Mr.
Alexandert merchant!; and Mr. Sym, manager. Mr. Thomas Rich-
mond discharged the duties of croupier, and was supported by Mr.
James Aitken, of Cook-street factory; Mr. Daniel M'Nab, ma-
nager, Hill-street; Mr. Gilmour, jun., and Mr. John Watson,
manager, St. Rollox. The company amounted to about
100 persons. After the withdrawal of the cloth the
Chairmain gave in succession the usual loyal toasts. He then
came to the toast of the evening, "Tae health of Mr. Andrew
Kinloch, and success to the power-loom," in which he referred to
the claims of Mr. Kinloch upon the good feeling and sympathy of
all who had profited by the power-loom. He spoke of Andrew's
years, of his ingenuity as a mechanic, of his virtuous, sober, and
moral character as a man, and concluded a very judicious address
by presenting the old power-loom weaver with a beautiful and in-
geniously-formed wooden snuffbox, containing upwards of forty
sovereigns. While lie did so he intimated that the gift did not
include all the money which had been subscribed by the power-
loon, masters of Glasgow, on behalf of the testimonial, but that an
opportunity would he given to those who had put down their
names, and to those who had not done so, to add their mite towards
the improvement of the circumstances of the venerable and re.
epected old power.loom weaver. Mr. Kinioch made a few obser-
vations in reply, in which he cordially thanked the company for
their unexpected kindness and attention to him.—Glasgow

THE WINE TRADE.—The Lords Commissioners of
her Majesty's Treasury having been pleased by their order to
direct a remission of duty in all future cases of deficiency of wine
deposited in the bonded warehouses and vaults, in which it should
satisfactorily appear that the same has arisen from natural causes,
as is now allowed in cases of deficiency of brandy, the same has
been communicated to the collectors and comptrollers at the seve-
ral outports of the kingdom, for their information and government,
and also that of all parties interested, and witk directions to the
former to make the allowance in question without application being
specially merle to the Board in those cases in which the deficiency
beyond the recently augmented scale sanctioned in the general
order of April last, shall not exceed '2 per cent. on the ullage con.
tents of each cask, observing that they are first to satisfy them.
selves that the deficiency has arisen from natural causes, and that
no abstraction or improper interference has taken place, and that
a written application be made to them by the parties in each case.
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