The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-10 00:00:00

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MARKET Y NEWS.-(YISTERDAN. .)

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C Co 71.1 V C .
We have had but few rrivals of Eglish Wheat up to otir
market this week, whilea the show'of n
samples of- that article.
was 'small. All kinds met a steady sale at fully the pricea of
Monday. The trade with Foreign Wheat was firm, at yre..
vious rates. There was a good display of Barley 3541°'
Superfine malting qualities sold freely ;- other kinds slow'''.
at late currencies. The Malt trade was comparatively steady,
at full prices. All-other kinds of Grain were quite as dear.
A R RIVA LS.
Barley. olat• h lour
6,500 qrs.! 2,350 ar. . SAO iaC"'
380 J 1,470
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English
Irish

Wheat.
3,0 W qrs

Foreign

Malt, 5,250 qrs.
SMITHFIELD,

The supply of beasts was but moderate as to numbers, Ord
for the most part of middling and.inferior quality. For ill
kinds of-beef; however, the demand was in a very depress.:
state, and Monday's prices were with difficulty support'
There was a very smell number of sheep in the pens,
to which the mutton' trade was active at very full rates, 11,
at which a clearance was readily effected. Calves Isered
full average supply and heavy demand, at a deßression
from 2d to quite 4d per 81bs. In pigs little was doing at
quotations. Mulch cows moved off slowly at from 181
19/ 5s each.

Per 81bs. to sink the offal.
s. d.I d to 8 •
Inferior Beasts.. ....« 2 8 210 Inferior Sheep .... . . 210 3 0
Second quality ditto 303. 41 Second quality ditto... 3 4 0
Prime taro oxen 3 6 3 lA, Coarse-woolled ditto. 3
Prime Scots, &c.. 3lO 4 0' Southdown Wethers 4 2 s 6
Large coarse Calves 3 8 461 Large Hogs 3 0 0
A 4
Prime small ditto 4s4 10 Small Porkers ..... ...-• -31 tl
Suckling Calves, each 1$ 029 0 I Quarter old Pigs, gni.' 0
SUPPLY AT MARKET.
Boasts. Sh6oo eep. I C •
alves
164 26°
r'lla
633 2,.
NEVUVATE AND LEADNINNAZI.
Prime qualities of meat sold freely, other kinds slowly
the following prices : •

At per stone, by the Carcase
tee
s. d. to s. d.i
'set, ..... 2 2 2 4. Mutton, inferior 2
-- middling 2 6 2 IV, - middling 210 $ •
trinse 1arge....210 3 0, prime ..... ...• 3 4 5 I
„,--, prime snual 3 2 34i Pork, large.." 2 g
$ 4
V vs. ..... ••••••••••• •..."•• 3 46 4 :Al -amall„

808.0TIOR 803 P 11C4LIZILET. alati
The supply of new Hops continuing unusually Ms' d for
most of the large brewers being short of stock, the demon
co,
such is active, at very full prices; indeed, in some instano4
Weald .of Kents,• in pockets, have commanded 28 per till
more money. .In old Hops a good business is doing, AL.,tv
late improvement in their currencies. Tho rates paid for," to
Hops were as under :—Weald of Kent, pockets, 6/, ditto'
6l 14s ; Mid Kent ditto, 61 12s to- 91 lOs ; East Ken." to
Cl 15s to 9/; Choice ditto, 101 to 11/ Ils ; Sussex ditto, 611
61 12s ; Farnhams, 8115 s to 11/ 15s ; Mid Kent, bags, t"
to 8110 s. . .

. C 17.12.0 NtA.
SuGAR.The market 4'
for British Plantation has been Ire
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firm. The quantity on show has not been large. The
have amounted to about 2,000 hhds,-and in many instan,i
at the advanced rates of Gd per cwt.... Refined has been `760.
firm, and also raner dearer ; Standard Lumps about _us
Bengal. .The public sales have been very limited, viz. 11..,,u1'a
1,675 bags, which sold at 62s to 68s for mid to fine st
grainy yellow, at 70s 6d for fine white, and at 56s 6,1t?..,,A
for brown. Madras-497 bags realised 54s to 61s for riTsis
brown to fine yellow. Mtmitius.—A fair private buinuno
has been doing at steady rates, but there have been fat
public sales. Foreign.—The market has been very quiet
these descriptions.
COFFEE.—British Plantation sorts have not attracts... —,„ejs
attention. In Ceylon, there has been a moderate bye at
doing, 1,700 bags only partly sold, good ordinal,' r 4.-47,
65. to 665, and Plantation as high as 100 a. In Mocnn, od
bales went mostly at 465, and 57s t.) 77s for low to g'0%.,",
cleaned garbled. The transactions in Foreign have ciot
prised 511 bags Company's Java, Which were taken
.0
48s to 525, for good and fine yellow, and 54 packages Afri
at 54s per cwt.
SricEs.--823.bags Black Pepper, partly sold at 3d to */
per lb.
Rum.—The market is steady for this article, but the bOSI.
um doing is not extensive.
RICE.-738 bags Madras sold at 8s Gd to 93 for low f__°lll
CurTox..—There has been rather a large business dolls
this article,-and privately between 7;030 and 8,000 baleawer,
been disposed of at Ad per lb. advance. At auction, li°ll,-tl;
2,000 bales Surat, and 800 bales Madras, were bong.'
though at full rates. 20) bales Atheiicau sold at sid got
in bond.
42g fel
TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is 41s per cwt. on the spot; and
the last three months.
hate
TEA.—The market is steady for this article, with -hoe
business for consumption. Since the public sal, s prices that
ruled much the same. The accounts from China state
a b"9,000,0001bs were afloat, and which• will be receive _
from time to time, as arrivals are occurring daily. There--
public sales again next Tuesday.

(From the London New Price Current of Feb. 9.). • a
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SUGAR.—To-day all descriptions of British Pi'quin%
Sugar met with ready purchasers for GrOcery and Re car
purposes, and, owing to the short supply, buyers were _ for
pelled to pay a further advance of ls, making the 113%0,
the week 2s for brown, strong grey, and low yellow of
and is per cwt for good and fine grocery qualities ; many
the brokers have not a board of Sugar on show. fieta
REFLNED.—To-day highor rates were paid for I%_,A of
Sugar, and the few parcels on show were readily disP"'",-04
at advanced rates, brown saleable Lumps fetching 763'ered
Standard Lumps 77s per cwt. Contracts have been ent
aud
into for delivery. Bonded crushed' Sugar is wanted'
cannot be purchased under 26s per cwt.
MAURITIUS.—This afternoon the trade purchased Haut to
Sugar readily, and 2,747 bags at public sale were sold !hod
is above the prices of the last auction; "fine yellow feC'6o6,
68s, good 65s to 66s 6d, middling 61s to 643, low 595
et°Apg
middling to good grey 600 to 65s Gd. It was a good It Ipe'
and Grocery parcel. .
EAST INDlA.—There has been no 'sale of Foreign East lel
Sugar; privately the purchases made have been tail:: of
holders are not inclined to give Way in price : the v 11;4,
Java is 16s to 225, and Manilla 14s 6d to 18s 7d per C"io
To-day there was no public sale of Bengal Sugar; by prig
treaty some parcels were sold at high prices ; middling
good white fetched 65s to 68s, and flue 69s to Xs; low brev-
is wanted, and is with difficulty to be had at 51s per cwt. a
FOREIGN.—Holders of
Xellow Havannah have refuset.l:ll
further give way in price. Prices of Foreign Sugar of a,
sorts rtee_ moderate in comparison with those of previle
years at this season. To-day there was no public Silty'
yellow. Havannah in small parcels was sold privately at,,Pio
vious prices. A floating cargo of white Maroini(Bri"'"
wa.s disposed of at 23s per cwt, deliverable at Trieste.
wee/,
MOLASSES.—For all descriptions of West India this 1,1.6_
prices have advanced 6d per cwt. 'Antigua, good at 28s;
merara, fine 275, good 26s Gd, middling 25s Gd ; and St. ' Igo
cent's 243 6d to 25s per cwt. Bengal Syrup at 185 t°
per cwt.
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RlCE.—Bengal Rice at Ils for good middling whitiper;
lOs 6d to lOs 9d for middling white. Madras common
.yetio
8s 6d ; 8s 6d to Os per cwt for low dusty white. Java 1.1, per
in price. Patna at 13s to 16i, and in some cases at 1, ,a
cwt. Carolina cleaned here at 26s for the best, and 'idoi
24s per cwt for other descriptions. To-day yellow•gaert.
Rice at 8s 6d to 9s, and common white Java at 95 Gd Perd to
COFFEE.—Of West India none ,has been submitteror
public competition during the week ; the trade have beetract,
sirous to purchase every clean description by private ceaabied.
and for the small parcels in the market holders were owoots
to obtain stiff prices, but the quantity is far below the od„.
of the trade. In Foreign Coffee little 'has been don Coffee
prices are with difficulty-maintained. To-day CeylPa:a
met with attention, and prices of all sorts are on tcia!oryi
vance ; sales made at 668 6d to 67s
.per cwt for good or 0'
there was no.public sale of any kin& • 9;aaP
CocoA.—British Plantation at full fittes. Foreign 11' cart.
parcels sold at 28s to 29s for Para, 'and 30s to 331
for Bahia. • for .111
TEA.—The market has an improving appearauto UP
descriptions of Tea : an extensive demand has Sriloul

nivat-e contract for tine Congou, and prices have a bee-
id to ld per lb ; the large quantity, of 2,600 chests linv-„d re'
sold at 2s 4d per lb ; the lower kinds have been in g°,:ciolt°
quest, and have commanded stiffer rates. To-dayr,e;
prices were paid for some parcels of black and green I to fine',
SAGO.—Prices have advancea 3s to "4s for middling pop
and is to 2s per cwt for inferior sorts ;• fine small whiCedalia
25s to 25s 6d, good middling greyish 20s to 20s 6d, Vto 10
18s to 18s 6d, middling brown 17s 6(1; privately to 19.
paid for large parcels of common. Sago Flour is 18- xi Tr
per cwt. 1 aploca at 3d to 7d per lb. This afternu°
pioca sold at 3d to 4d ; Mending° Flour lid per lb. he Wet
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—BLISinesS th-e seanti.
Inda Rum market has been restricted this week bynt“„ 31r,
supply. Jamaica at 2s 8d for middling quality, 2' '-and -
cent over-proof; proof Leeward at is 10d to 18 11d, „,„flias
strong Demerara 2s lid to 3s per gallon. Calcutta' I".ricear
is 7d per gallon proof with certificate. For Bra!ditifge
are still looking up; Cognac best brands of the vi 53 8a;
1838 has been selling—hhds at 5s 10d, Puns( 58 51
ditto, 1839, hhds 5s 7d, puns 5s 5d ; ditto, 1840, Irt°,lS4
puns 5s 3d; ditto,lB4l, hhds 58 3d, puns 5s Id 6tl Per
hhds 5s 2(1, puns ss, and low to mid. qualities 33 to tbe"
gallon; some parties are asking Id per gallon abs°4,l to 3a
rates. Geneva at is 9d to is ICkl, for fine pale 2
per gallon. English Corn Spirits at 10a to lOs 2d.i,eeo fron:
btraGo.—For East India the prices paid have un 0000
last sale to 2d per lb advance. Spanish has bee-
t
after, and stiffer rates paid.
OlLS.—Olive Oil at firm prices; Gallipoli fetchinger
all
46/ lOs ; Spanish 42110 s to 43/ ; and Barbers', 42lir 910%
Linseed 26s 9d paid for large, and 27s per cri„, 2Sie
parcels on the spot. Rape at previous terms. lOs 14
29s for fine quality; Cod Oil, 33/ per tun; 35' 36/
value of pale Seal. Southern Oil 32/ to c
for low to fine. Sperm Oil at last week's ra1e2343, go",
Nut Oil, Ceylon_ middling fetched 289 to e, cam'
29s 6d to 30s 6d, fine 31s to 31s 6d dpvery lo
This afternoon Palm Oil sold at 24s to 275, uneor Drift
218 6d; Sperm Oil at 67/ to 681 lOs per
being lower; Southern Oil 33/ 5s to 361; Se' broom'
tun .1 went
for
CoId,ALB Blubber and e
rDBbr eugrBg2yse/11100ws to 261
candle of
321 lOs to 32/ Iss for straw, and 3W to 301 153
per tun* ojitY at.
of first, Ai for tla
40s 9d to 4ls per cwt. For delivery 419 6d t 0,40 42-4
last three months of the year. Town Tallow ditt. retell;
per cwt, nett cash. This afternoon, second soryork Tailed
burgh Yellow Candle sold at 398 to 40s 6d ; New. tinny 331,,n.
39s to 40s 6d; East India 39s 9d to 41s 9d; PYamen
to 40s 9d ; Beef Tallow 40a to 408 9d; Seat. ,niericsa`
34s 6d to 44:18; North American 35s 6d to 40s Scl ;
Lard 33s 9d to 37s 3d per cwt.

CHARITY.
Rev.
w.
S.
B.
forwarded 51 f° r
use
receipt poor-box of • this Court, with a request
i
eipt might be acknowledged in the

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BIRTHS. '
Esq.,
othfea2ddauilsht.t,era.t York, the lady of Thomat 14111c°41.4
marinortihbeailkttiinusut..„ aEtsciC.ro'efnadis'sohn:square, the lady 0 f fib
, 01'•
On the 4th inst., the wife of W. B. Tarrant, -,-s(l'' 1 "
broo, of a dauter.
Onk the sth ignhst., at Park-crescent, the wife of Wrilli3lll
_......--•
Forsyth, Esq., barrister, of a daughter,

MARRIED. .„„e and
On the st inst., at the hurch of St. MarYle,"--' rchr
afterwards according to the rites of the Catholic Cheucond
Thomas Havers, Esq., of Norwood, Surrey, to Ellen, S-Pw*
daughter of Rogers Ruding, Esq., of Nottingloon
Regent's-park ,--

DIED. -‘-
~-I.street'
On the sth inst., at his residence, No. 10, AltrrA•
Bedford-square, Thomas Simpter, Esq., aged 73.
___, Jolla
On the 30th ult., at Camden Cottages, Camden-tow.' -
Addison, musician and composer, aged 79. . .
Ca the 2d inst., in Paris, Dr. Charles Loudon. ..,.d.
On the 3d inst., Mr. James Piggot, jun., of Richnlofr c day
On the 4th inst., at Bryanston-street, the Dosi'llg'
Young, aged 58.
On the 6th inst., at Commercial-place, 'lll-01/4
Thomas Ilall, Esq., aged 85. 'rred'
Cornir,erei
On the 61.11 inst., at Warnham Court Sus Henryr
, At,
croft, Esq.,., aged 56. "I'.
Mr. Henry Ritiwil, of New Bond-stze,t, aged 58