The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-12 00:00:00

'VENING StIN

I MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(FromsuG
Atith.e_LAovildoopnini oNewn p r
ePvaricciengCtuhrarteantovgrernFimeeburtitiiariatrreyslll,3/
to propose to make some alteration in the Sugar
produced much
.mu,crhheduralltneessas
cieneptlteedßariieti,sh
under those of Friday last.
still
°for" their
To-day no variation took place in the value of Vreesit_laredoiat
Sugar ; there was a somewhat better demand,
was far from active, the trade taking bareiy e Ws
immediate wants. The purchases for the week are 4,9
and fres.
at 78s 6d to 795, common brown lumpshowever,Plantat Plantation
to is rpne'r3rcke:
Reeixen.-Prices have further decl7in2esdt;o
745, good
tloautintnnPest
75s to 78s per cwt. Treacle common selling at 26s 6d,
27s 6d to. 29s 6d, and Golden Syrup 30s to 31s per cwt. B
.9
,
tards common at 38s to 435, middling to good 4 -4, 051
tine
and fine 52s to 55s per cwt. Pieces good Bonded
67s to 70s, low to mid 57s to 66s per crit•_ to and
crushed Sugar at 28s 9d to 29s for the best. Loaves "„, at
141bs 31s to 32s 6d, and 61bs 33s to 34s per cwt. Mein"
vir.
lls6d to 12s. Bastards and Pieces at 15s to 24s Per r
Dutch at easier rates.
fined goods,
To-day there was more life in the marke.`, for refin oiled
and 79s to 79s 6d paid for standard lumps ; bonded cl
Sugar sold steadily at previous rates.
offered at
a ivlaurrtus.-This afternoon 5,030 bags were were
public sale, a good grocery parcel, at which the biddins,
port
languid, and prices declined is per cwt; the PrineiPaos 6d,
however sold, fine yellow at 67s to 67s 6d, good 63s t°
middling 61s to 62, 6d per cwt.
EAST INnia.-Bengal, very strong bright
yellow, at 06689931
693 ; good mid white, 65, 6d to 66s ; good white, 685
treaty,
mid to good damp white, 65. to 67s per cwt; by private fgee
71s to 71s 6d have been obtained for some small lots
sod
white. Manilla 15s 6d to 18s for low to fine broWn, .
17s 6d to 21s for yellow. Java at 19s to 19. 6(1 for poi SDPr
ish brown. Siam at full rates.
1160
This afternoon litee demand existed for Bengal ; at a ling
550 bags went off at a decline of Is per cwt, good white 9'„
at 66s to 67s per cwt. 4
d es-
Fonetosi.-We have to report a firm market for all -uroo I
tions of Foreign; white Brazil 22s for mid Rio; 'l6titv
and yellow kinds are wanted ;we quote the former or,
.17s 6d, and the latter 17s Gd to 20s per cwt. Yellow Pa. of
nab 21s to 21s 6d for good quality ; white at 28s to V'
good to fine, and 25s to 27s for low to mid.
hitsre:,
MOLASSES.-Although some parties are dispose('
rather lower rates for West India, still the transactiens4 of
been extremely limited this week. Foreign Molasses 1'
sale at 6s 6d to 7s per cwt. free
TEA.-There has been more activity in the market for to
.Trade this week, and holders have been less disP' uly
realize ; a good demand has prevailed for Black Tea to 5",140,.
both town and country orders, and buyers have been I°l,
polled to pay id per lb in advance, low comment Congni,n,:;2 to
has been selling at is 10d, good ordinary at is
Is 11d; middling to fine blackish leaf is llid to 2. 511+
rior 2s 6d to 2s Bd, and Pouchong Is 4d to is 1011 for en""je,
to good. In Green Tea several purchases have been °beet:
and advanced rates paid. Twankey of common quality Kassa to
disposed of at is 100, and low to middling Hyson "s eek,
2s 9d per lb ; no public sale has taken place this `` res
but some parcels will be shortly declared. The advice of
ceived from China appear to have strengthened the opin',°;rge,
both buyers and holders of Tea. The deliveries continue 'ay'S
and last week amounted to 554,000 lbs at this port. CO!,,P-par'
Congou has been sought after, and Is 104 d paid for CO'to re'
eels, but the smallness of the stock available has tended
strict business. Je'
To-day holders of Free.trade Teas were firm, and a gecjin.
mand existed, common Congou Is 10d to is lid cash.
pany's Is 10id to Is 11d cash and short prompts. 106
COFFEE. -We have to report a firm market for West mosi,
Coffee; the demand has been good for all clear descOP.- for
and very full prices have been paid; indeed some order',ol,
the better sorts have been prevented from being or,e,c:4 to
owing to the want of a supply by private contract ;
126 s have been paid for middling to good middling Jale'-ord,
103 s to 112 s for low middling, 80, to 102 s for fine to fine 00
and GOs to 78s for ordinary to good ordinary. This erten 0,
the home consumption Coffee Market exhibited a firm spr,.o
ance. The public sales consisted of 935 bags Ceylon, an lot
bags, &c., West India; Ceylon sold briskly at Is advaecf arf
good sorts ; common went at full rates ; fine fine 'ordinol
coloury fetched 80s to 80s 6d, fine ordinary 72s 6d to 74545;
ordinary 70s to 70s 6d per cwt.; West India fetched full Po oie
Trinidad fine ordinary pale 75s to 80s; Jamaica goOd to
ordinary 72s to 889 per cwt.
Coco.s.-This afternoon there were few buyers of Vielti;
India, and '273 bags 191 brls at public sale ware only Pa jail
sold at 37s to 43s for mid to good, red Trinidad, being
rates ; holders would not take lower prices. eel
RICE. -For Bengal Rice prices have been fully supP:os
this week, and a good demand has existed •at auction to
bags were readily disposed of, good middling white at l''oij
I Is Gd, and middling 108 6d to 115 per cis., upon which to tt°
some purchases have been made privately. For Jay.a.tell
demand is improving, and 4,800 bags have been sold pri"ol
since our last account, low to good white at 9s to 115, lid
yellow 8s to 9s per cwt, but the bulk was at Bsoti•
to 9s : at auction 918 bags Paddy were withdr 6,3,
Carelina has sold steadily for home use first quality at
Patna has been in fair demand at 16s to 21s per cwt dotY paid
The stock of East India Rice is still heavy.
SPICES.-The market for Pepper has been less active
week, aed only a limited business has been transacted 1;0;
vately ; holders, however, are firm, and have obtained pre:ol,
rates. The demand for Cassia Lignea has further inerebeeo
and prices have advanced 6s to 7s per cwt. Nutmegs have
in fair request, and full rates have been paid.
This afternoon there were several buyers of Cassia .",rti, to
and full rates paid; at auction 60 chests damaged sold at
82s per cwt.
SA 00.-There has been an increased demand for Pearl S
..54°'
and prices have advanced 3s to 4s per cwt for the best sorts,A 51
This afternoon at auction 1,077 bags Pearl Sago all s°'''og
24s to 25s for goad, and 14s to 17s for middling Pearl, kle
full rates.
(10
FE a UIT.-For Denia Raisins there is a good demand, 11, gret
few remaining on hand, which are held at 20s. Valet:Ms:joss
at 36s ; in all other descriptions there is only
doing. This afternoon at public sale, damaged Patras
a partial 10 car
rants sold at 52s to 575, Cephalonia 50s to 52s per cwt,io„,
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDR.-West Indi4l ;A p ,
rice'
held
the
vlie9s 411 firmly.
4da
nd
dutythea
demand
] s Leeward,,d good.at to is 2s
s oloTdh2e for sales
o s 0
common
havemon ; East
b,ils t(
atim improved,
l 211
for good clean, proof, 26 per cent over improved gun
-7010 V
and 150 hhds at high duty Is 4d to is 4id proof.bee°
merit contract for 100,000 gallons, half West India, "-ewe
all taken by Ruck, Son, and Fenwick, on the part of
selves and several other houses, but the exact price ohs
been allowed to transpire, it is supposed to be at
Is 9d proof strength. The last contract about three '
Injr,
past was I s lid per gallon : only 200 hhds, &c. Ruin halreo
rived since last Friday. The operations in Brandy haw Al;
upon a small scale only, and holders are still desirous to s`tbe
prices have suffered a further decline of ld per gallon the
following are the quotations-Cognac first brands •of
vintage of 1836 at 5s 10d for hhds, puns 5s 8d; do 1831 03.4
5s sd, puns 5s 3d ;* do 1838 hhds 5s 3d, puns 5. ld ; do, per
hhds 4s MI, puns 4s 8d; do 1840 lihds 4s, puns 3s lAnittle;
gallon. Geneva has sustained the former value, but jos
business has been transacted. We have still to report stole
market for British Corn Spirits, sellers at 9s 9d per gelliols
Ou.s.-Southern Oil has met with more attention, at her
351 for middling to fine, and 321 5s to 32/ lOs for common tiler
lity. Cod Oil at 29/per ton. Pale Seal 401 lOs to 411; °BA
kinds at 281 lOs to 321 for brown, and 32110, to 37/ for ye oOk
Sperm at 87/ lOs to 881 per tun ; fine British at 891 for
per tun. Linseed Oil 34s 9d to 35s on the spol, and 351 it. 44
delivery. Rape Oil has met with less attention, and r,si"
have fallen is per cwt. Pale at 51s, and Brown .50. per 01,00
Palm at 32s to 323 tid for the first sort. Olive Oil 1,001
in good request, Gallipoli at 60/ to 62/, and Spanisli 51111' „.
per tun.

Prices have been sustained for Cocoa Nut Oil this week:ver9
the demand has been limited ; at auction 92 casks Ceylon
taken in at 36s to 403 per ewt. St'
TALLOW.—This afternoon little business was done 7P At
Petersburgh Yellow Candle, but *ices were sustainea'„oo
auction 343 pipes, 154 hhds, 21 barrels, 164 serous 703t0
American went at 43s to 45s 3d for good to fine, end
42s 6d for low to middling quality.

COAL MARKET.
Ships arrived since last Inaritet.day, 17. e. u
‘2l
Puddle's West Hartley lB 0 Walls End Stewart's ......... )9 6
()rd's Rea eugh l6 0 Walls End Whitwell ......... :21
Walls End Heaton 2O b Walls End Caradoe ............ •'I
Valls End Killingwortli 19 t, Walls End Hartlepool ....... 0
Walls End S. Killingworth. fi Walls End Barrett ......... ••• pl
W. E. Brathlyll'sfietton
Walls End Ha5we11....... 21 : Walls:Kud South Durl."" 0
Walls End Helton 2l. Nulythe .. .........................
Walls End Lambton ...... olCowpen:

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EXCURSIONS ALONG THE SIIORRS Or XOl
MEDITERRANEAN.-Such is the title of the forthcomitt 1.5
work of the Gallant Lieutenant-Colonel Napier, wil 0-110
eently took an active part in the late war in Syria, airo,9 it.,
already favourably known to the public by his " 8 botio7,
Sports in Foreign Lands," and other interesting conirl oer;1
to literature. During a residence of several years on tliang t,b„,
of the Mediterranean—now pursuing his excursions ai%ittiS
Spani..l coast--now along that of Morocco—and occa9'o6l;,
pas'•ing his time on shipboard, midway between tie c,,°,b1:141.
of Europe art.! of Africa, the audio: saw much to interliero ,
and did not fail to note in his journal whatever le, ale'
worthy of observation. Hulce his Irscriptions of rea'A-erisj,
incidents, arid ferlings, must be at once profitable 311"0191:-, ,
taming to the reader. Added to these, Lieutenant' JO"
Napier purposes to introduce into th present work the $ '
tures that befel him during a cruise it the L1vf.......tt.
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factoring Silversmiths, No. 14, Cornhill, London (oPP—rg
B
ank of England).—The best wrought Fiddle-Patter,'" a
Spoons and Forks, at 7s. 2d. per ounce. The followilV '
weights recommended, but the articles may be had P iy heavier at the same price per ounce : ;‘l
12 Fiddle Pattern Silver Table Spoons o3oz. at s 7
di." I°ll3, 114
12 ditto Dessert ditto 20 at 7 9 ."10 13 4 ,
12 ditto Table Forks 30 at 7 7l 0
12 'ditto Dessert ditto 20 at 7 9 .",
3 ' 13
2 ditto 1i Gravy Spoons 10 at 72."3 ,6 d
1 ditto Soup Ladle... 10 at 7 2 .'" 3 10 0
4 ditto Sauce ditto... 10 at 7 8 '' 1. 4) 0
4 ditto Salt Spoons(gilt strong) I'6
1 ditto Fish Slice 3 ,16 0
12 ditto Tea Spoons... 10 at 7 8 "' 0 ',by
1 ditto
N.B. A price current, starnirpSe,uigaasraTnoenwgsspa(psetrrotTliqnsttrbaet7o.o;
drawings, and containing every information relative licstiolbo s
chase of sillier or Sheffield plate, may be had on aPPosiver t
will be sent into 'the country, free of postage, in ti.....
paid letter.

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crott, Cacao, of a son and heir. of itiebli
On the 6,11 inst., in Queen-square, Bath, fhe lady
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Thomas Gore, Esq., of a son. Mrs.
On the 9th inst., at Oxford-terrace, Hyde-Park,
Simpson, of a daughter. ot
On the 10th inst., Mrs. Robert 8r00k.,, of Tooting'
ctir°°#'
of a son. Cmaber*
ell
On the 10th inst., at Northampton Houle,
green, Mrs. Henry A. Mathews, of a sob.

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of the late W. Aliticr, Esq ~of of Southend.
On the 10th inst.,_ at irinit Church, St. MarYl6brdea'oghter
Seymour, Esq., of Queen Anny-street, to Harriet, fc'irt
of the lat e Jonn Ede, Esq., of Upper Harley-street_----'--

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the County of Middlesex, Saturday, February 12,
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