The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-13 00:00:00

ICE JOHN DEANE.

The insolvent was opposed by Mr. Cooke on behalf of Mr.
Thomas Nicholls, a general outfitter, ca,rr3ing on business in
the. Opera Colonade._

It appeared that the insolvent had been left a large pro-
perty in the island of Jamaica, and on the strength of this the
opposing creditor was induced to give him credit to the
amount of forty-four pounds. Having been disappointed in
recmving money by the overland mail from India, he was
arrested sod compelled to seek the benefit of the Act. It was
stated the property amounted to nearly 20,0001., and the in-
solvent's disappoietment arose from the bankruptcy of a large
West India Agency kW
Mr. Cneentsmioner 'haus hell that there was nothing in
the insolvest's eendaet which called for a remand, and ordered
hint to be discharged forthwith.

MAltikg? INTIM GENCE.
( From this Lowden !few Price Current of April 12.)
SecsLs—The market for Walt India Muscevadoes Sugar
has preseeated a more lively appearance since this day week ;
from both rows and refiners the demand has been good, and
the prices paid have been 6d per cwt above these of this day
week for all qualities.
To-day several inquiries existed for West India Sugar, both
for the scale and pan, and most of the parcels on show found
ready buyers, at an advance on the rates of Friday of tid per
cwt.. Indeed, the supply of Sugar at market is not ample for
the wants of the trade, and the want of an assortment pre-
ver,ted the execution of some orders. The purchases are 450
hildq and trs, being nearly all on show. Jamaica common dark
brown fetehed 62s lid per Cwt.
REPINED—Since Tuesday last the demand has been exten-
sive for Refined Sugar for hemo consumption, and advanced
rates have been paid.
To-day Relined Goods were its good request, And prices are
firm: Standard lumps at 81, 6d per cwt. Treacle met with a
free tale at 27s to 325. Of Bastards and pieces largo parcels
were sold, fully supporting the rates shove quoted. For seve-
ral parcels of Bonded Crushed. Sugar 28s 9d to 29s paid.
Manuertes.—This afternoon there were buyers of all de-
scriptions, and at auction 7,363 bags were all disposed of with
spirit, at prices 6d per cwt above those of last sale ; fine yellow
fetched 67s to 68s, Pad 66s to 66s 641 mid 64s to 65s 6d, low
63i to 63s 6d, fine brown 61s 6d, good' mid 58s, low grey 59s
to 593 6d per ewts at which rates some parcels were sold
private'y.
EAST INDIA•—This afternoon the public sales were impor-
tant, and consisted of 4,907 bags 34 casks Ben
bags Siam, 8,775 bags Manilla, and 124 gal Sugar, 3,833
l'eriang. Bengal all sold at stiffer rates, fine strong baskets
Dobah) fetched 66s 6d to 691 6d, da 'ion
yellow6d t o s
to
at 9s, mid pllow 54s to 665, low to good brown p 41s to &I
Siam nearly all taken in at full rates, mid strong whit 22s
6d, low 20s 6d to 211 6d, washed 19s 6d to 20s. Manilla
nearly all bought in at stiff rates, fine brown at Ils 6d to 18,
damp and washed 156 to 17s, Penang black (lamp brown 133 to
13s Gd, low white 21s to 21s 6d, mid 23s per cwt.
FOREIGN..—To-day the demand was limited for Ifavannah.
At public sale 3,004 boxes yellow and 340 do. white were put
up. The former nearly all taken in 6a to Is above the value.
They were subject to the auction duty; Ens yellow bought in
at 22s to 22s Gd, good 21s to 21s lid, good mirldl2os to 20,
fid, middling 191 to 19s 6d; white went at moderate rates; good
at 26s 6d to pis, middling 25s to IL, low 24 to 24s 6d. Since
the sale, however, a fair proportion le* yellow has been sold
Od under the buying-in rates.
NOLAtilZge.4ol* West India full rates have been paid, and