The Sun.
London, England, 1845-06-21 00:00:00

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MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
COAL DIARKET. _

Prices per ton aCtllecit;seJillilitet:—Bates's Hartley,
14s 6d ; Clark's Hartley, 14s 6d ; Charlotte Main, 14s; Ches-
ter Main, 15s; Davison's West Hartley, 16s 6d; East Tan-
field, 13s 6d; Hasting's Hartley, 16s; N. Percy Hartley,
14s 6d ; New Tanfield, 14s ; Old Pontop, 13s 6d ; West
Wylam, 14s; Wall's-end, Gosforth, 15s 6d; Wliarncliffe, 15s ;
Braddyll's Hetton, 17s ; Haswell, 17s 6d; Hetton, 17s ;
Lambton, 16s 9d; Pemberton, 14s 9d; Richmond. 15s;
Stewart's, 17s; Hartlepool, 17s • Heugh Hall, 169.4. Barrett,
16s; Llangenr ech, 21s; West ilartley Netherton, 16s 9d.—
Ships arrived, 41.

(From the London New Price Current of June 20. J
SEGAR.—To-day British Plantation Sugar of every kind woo
purchased eagerly by nocers and refiners, and extensive parcels
were taken for the outports ; prices for all sorts advanced, and
rule is per cwt above for brown, grey, and inferior sorts of
yellow, and 6d for the better kinds.
REFINED.—To-day Reined Sugar was taken readily for
home consumption, standard lumps brought 745, and brown
grocery.42s 6d to 4'.s per cwt. Bonded Crushed Sugar is
with difficulty to be purchased under 41s per cwt for the beet.
The Refiners having sold largely for the autumn delivery.
Matiamos.—This afternoon there was a large public sate
of 12,165 bags and 300 casks of Mauritius Sugar, the trade
were anxious to purchase, and the whole seld with much anima-
tion; brown, grey, and the lower kinds cf yellow at an advance
on former rates of is to 2s, and the better sorts at a rise of Is
per cwt. '
EA ST INDIA. —This afternoon the immense quantity of
12,000 bags of Manila Sugar was sold privately at 24s to 243 3d
per cwt, which is higher.
FOIEIG N.—There has been no public sale of any description
of Foreign Sugar this week, and at present none is advertised ;
stocks in first hands have been further diminished, the deliveries
are going on very largely, whereas arrivals come in slowly.
MOLASSES.—The demand has been active for West India,
and the market has again been nearly cleared, prices have further
advanced, and rule 6d to Is per cwt above those for this day
week.

COFFEE.—This afternoon Ceylon Coffee was in excellent re-
quest, and 1,784 bags at auction went at prices rather above
those previously quoted. 220 bags of Cesta Rica taken in at
52s for fine ordinary pale foxey. 92 tierces of La Guaya
fetched stiff rates, and went at 80s for middling celoury, and
fine ordinary pale 78s. Jamaica met with attention, and the
parcels put up to public sale, amounting to 151 casks 13 barrels
and 6 bags, were sold at an advance on previous rates of 4s to
6s for the best, Is to 2s for middling, and at fully former prices
for the lower kinds. Mocha was only in limited request, and
198 bales 15 cases at auction were only in part sold at the
former value. 10 cases Mysore taken in at 58s for mid greenish
mixed.
COCOA.—With West India the market is still scantily sup-
plied, several inquiries have existed privately, and the rates of-
fered are rather above those previously quoted ; none Das been
offered at auction. Foreign is wanted, and prices are looking
up ; at public sale 250 bags Cocoa Shells, in bond, were taken
in at lOs per cwt, and 350 casks of Bengal Tamarinds, at 12s
per cwt.

TEA.—Three vessels have arrived from China with

,524,6311 b of Tea, of which 621,326 consisted of Congou,
25,354 Souchong, 27,321 Caper, 47,881 Orange Pekoe, 28,965
Pekoe, 265,073 Hyson, 154,639 Young Hyson, 35,467 Hyson
skin, 113,176 Twankay, 123,949 Gunpowder, and 72,1811bs
of Imperial. Tea of all descriptions is held with firmness, and
none has been submitted to public competition. There is only
a small quantity on offer by private contract, although the stock
Is a large one.
SPICES. —This afternoon at public sale 15 boxes and 107
bags of African Ginger at auction were taken in at 45s for
middling quality. With Pimento the market was better sup-
plied, and the quantity offered at public sale was 1,075 bags,
4 casks, and 6 barrels, the whole sold at very full rate.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLA NDS.-Jamaica Rum has met
with a good demand since our last report, principally for home
consumption, and an advance in prices of Id. per gallon has
taken place. Leeward Island has been in extensive request,
and an advance in the value of id to ld per gallon has taken
place—the market has been nearly cleared. Demarara is
wanted ; for a parcel of 35 to 37 per cent. overproof 2s 10d
per gallon was paid. Calcutta has been much inquired for,
but holders asking higher rates checks business. For Brandy
of all sorts the demand has been active; prices are still ad-
vancifig. Geneva for shipping fetched is 8d to Is 9d, and fine
fit for duty at 2s 2d'to 2s Bd. English Corn Spirits are selling
at lOs 2d per gailon.
Fitua.—Valencia Raisins continue in request at 40a to 425.
Of Chesme, in barrels, some sales have been made for exporta-
tion at 42s ; of Eleines, sellers at. 42s to 43s • in other descrip-
tions very little transacted. The market for currants has a
firm appearance. Patras fetch 48s to 515.; Zante and Cepha-
lonia 48s per cwt.
OlLS.—Southern Oil is less wanted, and prices are going
down. Seal has supported the late advanced rates, and there
has been a good business transacted. Prices are firm for Cod.
Sperm is wanted, and firm rates are obtained. In Olive Oil an
increased business has been transacted, but holders have been
compelled to further reduce their prices. Linseed Oil has been
purchased with increased freedom ; a large business has been
transacted on the spot at 265, and for forward delivery many
contracts are entered into at 26s 3d to 26s 6d. Rape Seed Ott
is less wanted, and quotations are a shade lower. In Palm
several transactions have taken place at 24s to 27s for common
to fine. Cocoa Nut has secured a good sale, and 28. to 28* 6d
per cwt paid for fine Ceylon.
TALLow.—This afternoon 40s 3d to 40s 6d accepted for P.
Y. Candle on the spot for fine quality ; at public sale 167 casks
New South Wales were sold at 35s 6cl to 40s 6d ; 20 casks
South American 87s 6d to 38s 3d ; 14 casks of Cape Town
melted of fine quality 40s 6d ; 71 casks of St. Petersburkh
yellow Candle, second sort 38s 9t; 92 skins Ibrail at 40s ; 95 .
cases of East India 39s to 41s3d per cwt.

THE LATE BOILER EXPLOSION.
PAtRICROFT, MONDAY NIGIIT.—At ten o'clock this
morning an inquest was held at the Wellington Inn,
Eccles, before W. S. Rutter, Esl., and a respectable
jury, on view of the body of John Rogers, who lost his
life by the explosion of a steam-boiler at the Bridge-
water Foundry, in this village.
Samuel Bradbury was the first witness .called. He
proved the accident, and the circumstances in detail,
which have already appeared.'
Thomas Gattey, was a joiner in the employ of Messrs.
Nasmyth, Gaskell, and Co. Had been in the engine-
house a few minutes b fore the explosion, in conversa-
tion with the deceased, who had told him that be had re-
ceived a severe wound on the head that morning, from
the blow of a stone thrown at him by a boy with whom
he quarrelled. He appeared to be labouring under stu-
pefaction, but could tell what he was doing.
Mr. Archibald Torry was next examined. He was
manager of the works, and produced a plan of the build-
ing, which was carefully examined by the jury. He was
on the spot a few minutes after the accident, and was of
opinion that the explosion was caused by a deficient
supply of water. The engineer was a very steady man
and a skilful workman. The steam-hammer was at
work half an hour after the engine stopped, by which the
water in the boiler would be reduced, unless it was sup•
plied from another source, which was the duty of the en-
gineer. The boiler had been repaired about eight days
ago, and was capable of working at a pressure of 'Nibs.
to the square inch, though the engine and steam-hail-
mer never required more than 45.
Mr. Gaskell, one of the partners of the firm, stated
for the information of the jury that it was his opinion
that the want of a sufficient supply of water was the
cause of the accident. Mr. Armstrong, of Manchester,
an eminent engineer, had, he said, also examined the
boiler, and was of the same opinion. .
The Coroner summed up the evidence, and the pry
returned a verdict of "Accidental death."

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six hours and a half. By this route the metropolis tuaybereached
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chosen between London and iaris.

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