The Sun.
London, England, 1845-07-12 00:00:00

Wheat.
6,590 qrs.

1,020 I
Malt, 4,650 qrs.
SIVIITELPIELD. 010
Our market was on the whole but moderately stiPtisdlt
with Beasts, while the beef trade may be considered s fosl
at fully Nlonclay's quotations. We had on offer 350 Scots
Scotland, 100 Oxen and Cows from Rotterdam, and2o dctablf
Harnburgh and Spain. The numbers of Sheep were toircur
good, yet the inquiry for them was rather active, at funistil
rencies. Lambs were in moderate supply and brisk desm
at somewhat improved rates. In Carves a good blisinheust
at our quotations. Pigs were a slow inquiry, " eftelP
chew;,,,.. Mich Cows sold at from 161 to 191 1°3165
Sucking Calves. 18s to 30.3 ; and quarter-old store Pnobs
to 20s each. Beasts, 718; Cows, 150; Sheep and '—
11,280 ; Calves, 460 ; Pigs, 320.
-Of Sir ATM zna.merimazZ•
We had a very steady general demand, at full pricei•
3OTIPJUGEI 110 P IV/12.112, „oat!,
From nearly the whole of the plantations the ac'l3-o°'
which have reached us this week are very satisfactori,.;
we have to report a very dull inquiry for all kinds 0'
at drooping currencies.
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Prices per ton at the close of the market tios"
Hartley, 15s; Davison's West Hartley, 159 6d; 0.:70t0P1
Hartley, 1436 d ; Nelson's West Hartley, 15s; Old .1 °,06c1;
13s 6d; Ord's Redheugh, 13s; Tabor's West Hartley, la 03'
Tanfield Moor, 16s; West Wylam, 14s 9d; 31,
dell's Iss ; Braddyll's Hutton, 17s; East Hetton,
Haswell, 17s 3d ; Hetton, 17s ; Lambton, 17s ;nr,
Hetton, 163 6d; Shotton, 16s 9d; Stewart's, 175°i-4'041W
rington Tees, 14s 3d; Hartley, 14s 6d; Sidney's
15s 6d.—Ships arrived, 25.:

(From the London New Price Current of Atil11 )
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' ' StraXat:L=Td.:day there was more activity in ifie nrerloroorot
sumption Sugar market, and prices have assumed a fird ,eg
pearance for all kinds. British Plantation was in goo,oo
for the scale and pan, the quantity sold amounting to
and trcs, and the rates paid were a shade above those Pre
quoted. $OO4
REFINED.—To-day brown grocery lumps were s° a,
to 70s, and Standard lumps at 71s per cwt, hut there wo.j;tOol
desire shown by the home trade to purchase. The In et°
firm for bonded Crushed, it is wanted, but few sellers sr
met with.
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MAU RITIUS.—This afternoon 11,711 bags of
Sugar were submitted to public competition, and tu
sold at an advance on former rates of 6d to Is per err% Pc.
FoanscN.—The Dutch Company's public sale ofia/-04,,/
having gone off with much animation, and at an ad/Aasatill
last auction of 2s to 3s per cwt, has produced increase"
in the market here for every description of Foreign SuAgePtseto
ro
an advance in prices has occurred for all kinds. The --‘1
are still going on largely, far exceeding the arrivals, se •
merchants have no Sugar undisposed of. met
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon Madras Sugar -,d $t
more attention, and 1,710 bags at auction were all 560'd to t 3
former worth, low damp bright yellow fetched 399 a sae
middling 40s 6d, middling brown 37s 6d to 38s, an
37s per cwt. al('
COFFEE. —There has been a falling off in the deinadedjOi
descriptions of West India Coffee this week, but anY,„ 0.91/
prices has been prevented by merchants supplying t`j`topto,
sparingly ; the falling off in the arrivals this season; besrics
with the great deficiency in the stock, causing these of
By private treaty few purchases have been made an
casks offered at public sale a part only found purchaser‘ool'.
TEA.—There has generally been less activity in thtirooo,
since our last. Black of every description is held el° 0,6
but for several sorts of Green prices have oswed,
downward tendency—the supply being on the ; fro
Holders of Congou have refused to take Inwe-tel,a,
In Pouchong a good business has been transit'
firm rates. Souchong has been selling at former
Twankay is held with'firmness. Hyson has been lessll,
after, and prices are not so firm for common, but in 'so ti
of the better kinds there is little variation. In HY feSriel
rather more business has been transacted, and fine hl $
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stiffer rates. Gunpowder and Imperial have ese!" 000.
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appearance, and lower prices have been taken for fine' 11
Pekoe has declined in value, but Scented Orange Pe" #
much in request. /
Srices.—To-day Black Pepper was in request, oiled,
bags Sumatra, at public sale, were sold at the former 01 Yr
half-heavy sifted fetched 2/id to lid, good light 0'
ordinary 2id, and sea damaged lid to lid, . for
Snares.—The demand has been very eatenslo
description of Jamaica Rum this week ; prices have „0
2d to 3d per gallon, and the business transacted hay $
larger than for a long .period. In Leeward Isis!'" tbs„get
business has been • transacted, and prices are still end frAli
vance. Demerara has been in good request, on7"io
rates are again paid. Calcutta has been purchaset
increased freedom, and a further improven',-14
prices has taken place. Brandy has been Pp. 4?
with caution, and prices continue on the deciiie:asl,
neva has beer, selling at is Sd to is 9d for common I°r Rs
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tation, and fine fit for home consumption at 2s 2d "
10
English Corn Spirits 'Os 2d per gallon nett cash. 0 091
Isintoo.—To-day during the progress of the sale le, tiO
were withdrawn, and 907 chests have passed the ss
eotroe
billings were more animated, and although no imPre!,o4,o4
the prices to notice, buyers for export and home col:1'010pm
came forward more freely than at the beginning. Fr.. 9digf
bought in 37 chests. Of the quantity which hay
hammer, 5,387 chests, about 3,000 are actually snide "
large proportion considering all circumstances.
OILS.—The market has at length assumed a firmeraVer
ante for Olive Oil, a good demand has been experientetVA
the home trade, and several parcels have been realSa
exportation ; the rates paid are above those P
quoted. In Palm a good business has beeenportol,
acted, and the advanced rates were fully guorci
Cocoa Nut is wanted, fine Ceylon fetch 28s to 295, !di,
ney 25s to 275. Linseed Oil has been purchased ,P„,a'-oe
the home trade ; prices continue on the decline. I'l o'9
Oil has been purchased with caution, anti there ,sra to 011,
of Pale at 36s 6d to 375, and brown at 35s vg,si
per cwt. The stock is still increasing of frroit
and there are sellers upon rather lower lilt
Cod is held for 311 to 31/ ss, but the demand has been ro
.k 0
An increased desire has been shown to purchase Sq„,
and the supply having fallen off, an advance in prices „01
place. 1419
TALLOW.—On the spot Russian is not to be weekrog,
lower terms, but the purchases made by soaPnl,„sie
chandlers have been limited ; for delivery prices rewhasa Ajeo
and for the last three months of the year contracts
entered into at 40s fid to 40s 9d per cwt, indeed se-,,,so°' iO
refuse to sell thereat. Other kinds are not much ;calif°
present, but the supply not being large no genera
prices has taken place. .

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E. Luxmoore, of a son. the
Oil the 7th inst., at Landport terrace, Sputhselif 'r
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of Captain Scott, Royal Marines, of a son.
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ter:ant-Colonel Leslie, C.P.., of II datigi!ter. ;ngtol3'
On the Bth inst., at Nelson-terrace Stoke , No/
wife of Mr. J. Lowe, of a daughter. os -oce
On the 9th inst., at Southampton-street, Fitir-;
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Mrs. John Kennell, of a daughter. raiar
On the 6th inst., at Lower Berkeley-street, cod
square, Mrs. Laurie, of a daughter. .1140 t,..,
On the 6th inst., at Hazelwood, the lady of "%VI elite, tr
stable Maxwell, Esq., of Everingham Park, of a cl,audir 0'
On the 7th in?,t., at St. John's-wood- road, the 'aso.
Rev. W. Palmer. M.A., of Worcester College, Of a
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On the Ist of February, at Melbourne, Port = - .0019'
tralia, James Simpson, Esq., to Caroline Sarah,l3sll4
daughter of the late Henry Bowler, Esq., of Caeklif' 't,'itiorL,'
On the Bth inst., at Donhead, the Rev_ Thalual Viio9,l
Marshall, Perpetua Curate of Swallowclitre, agioa,2v
Anstev, to Harriet, third daughter of the Rev. Wi'h-- o°'''.
sey. Rector of Donhead, St. Andrew's, and Pre-e
Salisbury.
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On the sth inst., at Great Tower-street, Robert'
viving son of the late Charles Pf!ake. 01 On the sth inst., in Regent-street, Jane Susanri9' di
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daughter of the Rev. T).omas Cloves,f i-=°- ~ir" o
JP" `Worcestershire.
On the 7th inst in Fleet-street, Mrs. Esther 41.
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widow of the late R. Laurie, Esq., e
aged 93. ,A 1ta1.5 iAIP Of
On the 7th inst., Mary Emma
Lee, of Myow,.,- 01.'41
widow of P. Lee, ::sq., late British Consul at Alecre, A,
On the 7th inst., at South-street, Finsbury-aqua „,ilr
the wife of J. Nathan, Esq. t, Sfffil
On the B,', inst., Mr. Kidd, sen., of Oxford-streeo,,es,
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On are 9th inst., at Hampstead, Richard Cro
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On 'the Bth inst., at Highnam Court, Gloure=te 1,00
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He' vey Parry. 're, • • cr,
On the 9th inst. at Kingscote, Gloucestershi s,iii
relict of Thomas leingscote, Esq. jrcall il
On the 9th inst., at East,Ham House, Essex, ~,i,
Esq., aged 70. 1 VD°l. /
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On the 4tb inst., at Newick, Sussex, Colonel
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the Royal Artillery, aged 80.
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On the 6th inst., at Banbury, Worcester 40"
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wife of Mr. W. Fownes. -.Awry' ,til
On the 6th inst., at Clapham-common, •"31.r.
Humphery, ninth son of John Humpliery, Esq",„,,ast° ,
On the 6th inst., at Lindtield, Sussex, A" ft4'
daughter of R. B. Walker, Esq. jnigut, 10
On' the 6th inst., in Sussex-gardens, George pie,
On the 7th inst., S. P. S. Wood. L. JAI"
On the 7th inst., Radcliffe, youngest son o'..l._::ihyot
Wilson, Esq., surgeon, Dough tv-street, Meckler>'
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Middlesex, Saturday, July 12, 1845.