The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-20 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

.(From the London New Price Current of Dec. 19.)
SUGAR.—To-day importers of Colonial Sugar evincesisassev"
ness, and refrained from offering any at public sale; there
was, however no increase in the demand, in fact less basin
was done. For British Plantation of all descriptions the rat
previously established were insisted upon ; but the dem
was very limited for all purposes, the quantity disposed
amounting to only 100, making the total sales for the
1,000 hhds and tree.
REFINED.—To-day refined goods were purchased with in'
creased freedom by the home trade, and advanced rates were
given, standard lumps bringing 65s to 65s 6d, and 'kwwn.
grocery lumps 64s to 64s 6d per cwt. Bonded crushed Sag'
at present is not to be had under 34s for the fine quality. ,
Mauurrius.—The business transacted has been almost
exclusivelyconfined to a public sale of 2,639 bags and .1;,.
casks of the new crop, which went at the compars",,'"
market value of British Plantation, but at prices 28 6d to
per cwt under those of the highest point of the market fa,
Mauritius Sugar; fine yellow 531, good 50s 6d to 51s
middling 488 6d to 49s d, low, 478 to 48s, fine brown 465
to 475, middling grey 48s, washed 44s to 495 6d, sYruPY
48s 6d.
EAST INDlA.—lmporters of Foreign East India descrieti°as,
have refrained from offering any at auction. The pureh,g'
made privately by exporters and the home trade have beeed
extremely limited, although there are sellers of Java a.l
Manilla upon rather lower terms. Bengal has met witht
more attention, but merchants have been compelled to el'",
previous reduced rates for all descriptions. In Madras the_
has been little business transacted privately, but holders 8
not inclined to take lower rates. at
FOREIGN.—Holders have refrained from offering anY__s_
public sale since Friday last, and at present little is decla.r`Te
but privately there is still a fair quantity of all descrienras
on offer. The business transacted in Yellow Havannah
h holders
been extremely limited by private contract, althoug
are inclined to realize. 14 twithstanding the late considec
able decline that has occurred in the value of Brazil, still e r
refiners purchase with caution and there are very few r.
ping orders. All other descriptions of Foreign are diffien
of sale.
COCOA.—This afternoon Bahia Cocoa met with
tention, and 230 bags were nearly all taken in at 36s
good bright red, and first class sea damaged at 30s to
per cwt. re'
COMR.—This afternoon Ceylon Coffee was in less rte
quest, but holders were firm, and 2,401 bags at public '''ke
were all taken in at full rates. Of Rio 36 tierces 39 asst
122 bags and 301 barrels offered, a small part only s°„',6-a,
rather lower rates; mid blue went at 638 6d to 7a'ties
mid mixed 60s to 61s 6d, low mid unclean 52s to 555, „03,
little sit;
fine ordinary brownish 42s 6d to 435, good ordinary 003
sea damaged 30s to 335; the remainder was taken in at:Jth,
to 60s for sound, and inferior 405. 307 bags of Bahia rdis
drawn at 3ls for good ordinary. 1,174 bags of East Inds
were withdrawn. ra
TicA.—The purchases made in all descriptions Coolnder%
have been on a more extended scale this week, but II bong
are unable to obtain any advance in prices. In F_iicnisi
a fair business has been transacted at late rates, Pow
and low ordinary selling at 3id to 44d, and middling Ohtivg
5d to 10d. Twankay is held with firmness, the supelY css
small, and the trade in want of it. For Hyson Pied,
do not improve, there has, however, been a better dam
and a fair business has been transacted. In Imperiel_tre,
has been more business transacted at about former To
Of Gunpowder a large quantity has been sold, but 11°t at
improvement in prices. The value of good and fise°;sals
Orange Pekoe is 2s 8d to 3s per lb, but there is n°t tea to
demand for this kind, of Tea. None has been submit ~iscic
, public competition, but there is still a large quantity ot
and green on offer by private treaty.
_A at all
Srutrrs.—Leeward Island Rum cannot be obtained been
further decline in prices; but the purchases made Da' joust
extremely limited at 2s to 2s Id per gallon proof. eler 21
has met with a dull sale' but there are not sellers and to
proof with certificate. Holders of Jamaica are tinwi cows-
take lower rates; but there are few home shipping , sates
Demerara has been purchased with caution, and falinveli" 0 is,
are not obtainable for any kind. The stock o_,_"'" -thej
however, on the decrease, and prices are lower than is in
were last season. Brandy is held with firmness, an id ma
good demand. Geneva 'for exportation has been S 0
fair extent at 2s ld to 2s 2d for common quality. nraish
of fine for home consumption is 2s 6d to is 10d. t`"9, 34
Corn Spirits are wanted at lOs 9d, nett cash. G,in a. les 94
for 17 per cent., Os 2d for 22 under proof, and
to 13s 6d per gallon for Malt Spirit, according Le to par
RICE.—To-day there was little disposition shown crid
chase East India; at public sale 680 bags of Bengel ti st
per cwt cheaper—ordinary dusty and broken whites
rs"; 0
14s 6d, middling ditto 14s 6d to 15s, sea damaged, I:ionaged,
14s to 14s 6d, second ditto 13s, third ditto 98, „setae
13s 6d, sea and tar damaged 7s 6d, sea damaged
13s 6d. 41 bags of Java were withdrawn. Deer
SPICES.—This afternoon at public sale 802 bags _owe
Ginger were taken in at 21s for small home conanfg"oll
sort ; 8 packages of Nuttilegs were mostly taken
ins lid,
limed Batavia Is 9d, mouldy brown Singapore sold yt st
rather wormy 2s 7d ; 6 packages of Mace were 1/o_l!g_nerinds
3s for middling quality; 102 casks of Batavia
taken in at 88 for low quality. ch the
FRUIT.—The prices of all descritions remain ra
shoat
same as last. There have been offered at public eatsiiisg,
ts•
81
7,000 drums Turkey Pulled Figs, a few • A 24
RA'slos 7(100
from 36s to 535. 221 boxes Red Smyrna ---1 vs,
brls at 355, and 273 boxes Eleme Raisins at
and boxes and 400 half boxes Valencia Raisins swegsai;is
maged 29s to 328. 766 baskets Denis „rooml
maged, from 23s to 275. 200 boxesst and
raisins in layers taken in at 70s, 200 half-boxes Jordan Ai'
158 one-eighth boxes bunch at. 81s. 30 haNe:9sies there is
mends taken in at 1015 s. For new Sultana Illiand the Price
a very limited demand,
the
stock being
la
grate
ar treaty NeW
required of 77s being much too high. By
selling at 478 to
Zanthe and Cephalonia Currants have
been
48s, Patras 478 te 498, and old 46s per nwt• ,-„n; for 24°
ismico.—Bengal is still purchased with eattil",,eve been
chests of good shipping quality July sale's rates " uction
accepted ; inferior kinds have been forced off at 4 redi ic,sresh
on last sale's rates of 4d to 6d per lb. Madras and uten•
nearly fetch last sale's valuations, but they are little ws 0/
Although Spanish is to be obtained at very low price*
there are few buyers to be met with. ia°l/
TURPENTINE.—Spirita have been purchased with id at
freedom at 63s to 645. Of Rough some parcels were S°ss6d
13s to 13s 6d. The value of Stockholm Tar is 15s to I

per barrel.
11,
SALTRITRE.—The market has a dull appearance for Roug_.
although there are sellers under late rates. At auction :!
bags of Madras were only in part told rather under the
r
w
of the last auction. English refined has been p tiourchased Vns
caution at 30s 6d to 31s. In Nitrate of Soda the oper.
are upon a more extended scale at 145 6d to 15s per cwtat
en_
Ou.s.—This afternoon Cocoa Nut Oil met wi whitethore a t
tion, and 95 casks &c. at auction were sold; tine Ce,y-
lon at 32110 to 334 good 31115 s to 32155 per to
t. 5
° f Aus-
TALLOW.—This hfternoon at .public sale g 5 cas.% to
tralian Tallow were sold, fine at 41s to 41s 3d, good 40s
40s 6d, middling 39a to 39s 9d, low 37s to 38s 6d ; 17 caskfito
Italian 39s to 40s; 53 casks of SouthAirnerican 395 6d
40s 6d; 55 casks of Yetersburgh taken in at 41s per cert.

APPREHENSION OF A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR
NOWINGRAM.—On Tuesday morning, Superintendent named
and Inspector Wilkinson went to the house of a sweeP,n.street
William Wakefield, resioing in Balloon-court, Moun'te
East, who had long been suspected of being Aceess°llool-
- many of the burglaries which have been latep re-
mitted. They found concealed in different parts of tug of
mises property which had been stolen from the h
t. of CST
Mr. Roberts, cotton agent, Castle-gate, Mr. Tennwh-- and
rington-street, and Mr. Beardall, of Carrington-stree'ti to•cf
buried under some ashes in the coal place, theY ibu°
silver table-spoons, halfa dozen teaspoons, and other sr
with the initials of Mr. Bradbury
whose house they had beenstolen Friday Innri° 's
ear y_ astand hi
Raynor
and Wilkinson apprehended W. Wakefield
wife Ann; and about eight o'clock the same inornik°g!eld's
Spector Meldrum went to the house of William Wii-er end
mother, named Dorothy, in Crown-court, Sandy-hin,e'd her
having discovered some stolen property, he beforeapprehenne
and her son Abraham. The whole gang' were brought the
of New Radfor froth
the borough magistrates on Monday, and removed Weil'
county gaol. They were examined on Wednesdtqa,nl°beep
ing the property stolen from the house of Mr. Pr_l,t the
New Radford. The two men were committed for tris./rther
sessions; but the woman was again remanded for 'u,chen
examination before the borough magistrates yesterdsP
she was discharged.—Nottingham Journal. DSC.
THE P - RESIDENT'S MESSAGE.—LIvEarv-_,— r pre-
-19. --Our telegraphic accounts to-day from WW2'. liird•
sent the wind as blowing a full gale from the Ifeetreei-
This haw set folks all on the qui vivo for the Amerinar„d
Ir
dent's message, and it is fully expected that if Olt '"""ftill'
tonnes in its present quarter we shall be in posses ° noced
document early in the next week. The ship Sea O- detained
to sail from New York on the Ist, is piositively to be she is t°
for the messige, and that immediatelit is on board oesail. This vessel has made very rapidmtnostbe de.
Mons. The packet-ship Europe
passage-1 on,
tamed for it, and therefore it will be a struggle between tont
ships as to which will reach first. According to Pr
n ler
appearancee, therefore, it seems fully certain that the have"
sage will arrive early next week, as the Sea and Europe
now been out fifteen days. tbst
The. Lords of the Treasury having direct-m
con-
the port of Aldborough, on the Suffolk coast, should, ueed
sequence of the decline of revenue business there, be r
to the position of a creek within the ighbouring.P°
Woodbridge, and and of a ' • -being 1 •
principal coast officer only t
tioned at the former place in lieu of the establishrhen„
therto maintained there, it has been determined thntt",;eo
duction of Aldborough shall take effect from the sth Jari"

proximo. •
bridge
His Royal Highness Prince George of Gain bled st
left town on Wednesday last, to join- the circle &Mein
Deene Park on visits to the Earl of Cardigan.

OnIRTS. pc vior% the 17th inst., at Kentish--town, Mrs. Williams- '
ton, of a son. e son.
On the 17th inst., Mrs. C. Barron, Denmark-hill, 0' ih the
On the 15th inst., at Abercrombie-place, Edinburg4
lady
onof Lieutenant-Colonel Cavaye, of a son.
the lady of
e 15th inst., at Coblentz on the Rhine, --- .
A. Jordan, Esq., of a son. mrs. Stain-
On the 15th inst., at Queen-street, Edinburgh, .---
ton, widow of the late J. Stainton, Esq., of a daughten,uor
On the 18th inst., at Eltham, Kent, the wife of Isaac u
mard, Esq., M.D., of a son. the WV
On the 19th inst., at Addison-road, Kensington,
of Walter T. Fawcett, Esq., of a daughter. -------

MARRIED. Cbsrle.
On the 27th of November, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, - d
Binney, Esq., Royal Engineers, to Emma Louisa, daught
J. T. Walford, Esq., late of the 64th Regiment.
..,.v of
On the 18th inst., at Isleworth, Mr. William G.•••,, Lee
New Brentford, to Sophia, eldest daughter of Mr. Jai-
Norris, of Sion-hill, Isleworth.

DIED). fourth
On the 18th inst., at Camberwell-grove, Emily,
daughter of the late W. March, Esq.
On the 12th of August, at Cawnpore, George Leonixd.
Parish, of the Bengal Artillery, fourth son of Sir Woodbal
Parish, K.C.H., aged 20.
On the 7th inst., in Switzerland, John Ellis, Esq., nepheA
of the late Lord Seaford.
On the 12th inst., at Mayfield Mall, Staffordshire, the
Henry Vernon.
On the 14th inst., Elizabeth, widow of the late John Olt-
chison, Esq., of Cairngall, Aberdeenshire. name
On the 14th inst., at Gloddaeth, near Conway, t
Charlotte Margaret Mostyn Chatnpneys, widow of the la
Sir Thomas Swymmer Champneys, Bart.
On the 16th inst., in Lower Belgrave-place, Pimlico, Did,
Rear, aged 56.
On the 16th inst., Mary, the wife of Thomas Perkins, Z. 44
of Chelmsford.
On the 16th inst., at Clifton, Thomas Ellis Adlington, Esq.
On the 16th inst., at Paul's Cray-hill, Kent, James Char
man, Esq., aged 79.
On the 16th inst., Mr. Joseph TrumPer, of ThortukY Hells*
Iver, Bucks, aged 72.
—gat

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