The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-26 00:00:00

EVENING SUN

MARKET INTELLIGENCE. ',:,--
(From the London Mercantile Journal of Januaril 2'l
In (~-.nisequence of the Cla ist,niti of the Pritic,3
Wales, business was almost, v,11,,11y suspehded. i
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City to-day, and our markets generally were close
consequently we have no transactions of any kin" I
report, and no news of the least importance came bO. bane.
SUGAR.—The large arrivals of Bengal Sugar, Ogee
ther with several cargoes of Mauritius, and Worefig
sell being daily expected, our Sugar market gene"" n'e
has assumed a quiet appearance, and the tendenoi t",
prices seems to be retrogressive, hut from the scanty
assortment on offer during the week, and the reluctseo
of the merchants to realise upon easier terms, weoco
scarcely quote prices lower. West India ',:uscovado Sig
oe
has maintained last week's prices. Fair Brown Berhiso
of a greyish complexion has sold at 61s, strong Brest.
Jamaica for refining at 635, and good strong grey is
Vincent at 68s per cwt. For fine class Sugars there
scarcely any inquiry.
ht to
MAtsumus.—A parcel just arrived was broug isris,
public sale on Friday, consisting of 4,800 bags 72 " lly
generiL,
which went off quietly, but former prices were
obtained, and the whole quantity was sold—good to. Yesys
fine yellow at 66s to 70s, and low to middling yellow
6d to 64s per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—The market for Foreign East Inclitt
de-
scriptions continues firm. Java low bright yellowi=Ad
at 16s 6d, good middling dry yelloiv at 19s to 08', ir;cl
yellow, soft, at 21s, low soft white at 21s 040110411.0
fine brown at 15s 6d; there were also sold 200.teS tw.
by private contract at lis 6d to 19sfor middling
Penang Sugar, very ordinary wet brown, bough"'
lOs to I Is per cwt.
FOREIGN.—There is an improved demand for Yelr.
Havannah, 20s to 21s for good fair colour ; Whit°
ice
vannah at a firmfprice. In white Brazil nothing et ,
ment done. Porto Rico Muscovado Sugar at 18s per c .
REFINED.—In home consumption goods there tc:
heaviness, and standard lumps 6d per cwt. lower. Fl,
reign Refined in bond—crushed has not been so cag,t.
M tL
sought after this week, and the Refiners are sellers at.
WEST INDIA
MOLASSES.—The inquiry for this 5._'',7;,,,
has almost ceased, and scarcely a transaction has te,
place, prices, therefore, are merely nominal without spy
disposition to press sales.
SPIRITS.—The prices of all kinds of Rum are'' .ids
and a fair demand exists. About 250 puns Lop/.
have been sold at 2s to 2s Id for proof to 1 Per, feA so
over, about 200 Bengal, proof strength, at Is `,-",er
Is 5d and about 50 puns Jamaica of fair quality,
i 3 01
cent. overproof at 5s 3d per gallon. Brandy is uIA "
—iod
sale, but prices are not lower. Corn Spirits dull at 93
per gallon cash.
TEA.—The improved demand for Tea, noticed in It,
last, has somewhat increased, and the market 1133',,,eg.
hibited rather a more lively appearance than for 3°14..
time past ; prices have again advanced with more 07;e:
dente on the part of the holders, and a good' feSe•:
amongst the Trade. Further public sales were brelit?
forward yesterday, consisting of 18,000 packar fttgi,
attendance was good, and the biddings were bris at -.:
previous rates. 1,07 i
-' COFFEE.,-We have not had a public sale of 110
India Coffee since' our last, consequently . the d"I-
-have had some difficulty in supplying their wanttegy,
the business has been confined to small parcels, owroo
of the middling and better qualities, which have 401 V,
duced rather higher prices, there being but 1%40,0
quantity of these kinds in the hands of the Mer,e' fiedi
the ordinary and unclean sorts have realised fulljr,e—bi .:
Ceylon has again advanced about is per icwt. 'tile'
has declined 3s to 4s per cwt. Mysore is also Ito ~
lower. Other sorts of East India and Cape desetir
brought rather higher rices. tb
n the absence of pupblic sales of Foreign Coffees ;',
.
market has remained in a very quiet state. - ;.
Cocos..—ln the absence of public sales the traesitfo.,,
'
Ailed 4
OA-,
tions in West India descriptions have been con—,4oo
trifling lots for immediate consumption, at about e,i.
rates. .
;11
GINGER.—This article continues to be almost a"';1
lected, and prices are little better than nominal. 1i64,T1
CASSIA. LIGNEA.—The market is yet freely sell•-t Ill
:s hich notwithstsinding the very low stock an. •-• ,t 1
continued scareity of the article on the Continenly 1
4
t
depresses prices.
-c, •rbfe....z4
PEPPER IS in better demand at late rates. -.2,,e,1" 04.,',4
labar at 30, good light Eastern at 2i-d to 2t-_`-"
~s.',l
brown d tto at lid to 2id per lb. White at late Prie-43i,
TALLow.—The demand for Russian Tallow evirpi:e
nues quiet, the chandlers still being buyers to tilt - 11
tent only of immediate consumption, but the lle„. it
remain firm, and prices have maintained a
_.,l".i' ,i!
position. 48s to 48s 3d per cwt. is the quoted "P riCer,:
4
fine Yellow Candle ; to make a sale the former Pto4
twist, k taken,. ,but small purchasers must pay the 144
figure: "'file prices quoted for future delivery pale ee- iio';'
noming at about 48s 6d to 49s per cwt, there b' i
parties inclined to purchase at present. flit" s_ tb° ~,
OILS.—The market for common Oils has been
thelt,' "
*buyers not being disposed to purchase beyond
fog ...,
actual wants, and rather a large public sale hit r- •
been brought forward, prices are in most cases sow iee
what lower ; 23 tuns Southern of good and pael
quality sold at 321. to 331; 55 tuns Newfeeuxeife ',,,'
White Oil went at 321 lOs to 331 5s ; 40 tunSl„lo/11.'''
foundlarfd Cod Oil sold at 291 15s ; 20 tuns —I, 0,, '
and boiled Seal, the former at 301, and the
101 to 131 per tun. Sperm Oil has also been ,i,rel be„„eit
limited • request, and 1/ to 21 lower prices oe',-.flubli.
. submitted to ; 60 tuns of fine quality offered a'icjine
. sale went quietly at 871 155 to 88/. A further ae,f;
of is peF cwt has taken place in Linseed Oil : 34S:r'„,
ing been accepted for small parcels on the spot. JTli,, e •
Oil .in request, and prices firmer ; 123 casks at Pr, 0. •
sale on Friday sold at 32s for good, and at 25s to 3'l ..'s.)
for inferior.
01/ '
SALTPETRE.—TIIO demand for Rout h halbeen sttiiii.,)!
this week. The public sales have g . d 5 "7''': '
co ~ii i,os
Calcutta . , one parcel of 1,500 bags was bought 61 i
for 3i lbs refraction, the remainder sold 54 lbs refra
sii ~
.iatteyeri
..,
at 26s Gd to 275, 81 to 61bs refraction at 265 to 27S° - ~,,,A
10i to 7i lbs refraction at 25s 6d to 26s per cwt•
CO
INDIGO.—The quarterly public auctions, which e5,01;,'4
menced on the 18th instant, were brought to a C1°5,..e•701 ;,1
terday. ll;:ring the sale 1,300 chests were withare .i
and about 1,361 bought in, of which nearly 300
since placed, about 3,000 chests beinsold, of which is i
• .
estimate upwards of 2,000 chests were taken by the bote
trade.

MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKETIR ISH
NOTE for the Wee]

ending J.

LAN. 21'

AYe'g3 li
Frm
26 0 e
475 kVheat,per barrel in. stone.... 2100
3500 l4 , ,ii
315 8ere,....,.. l6 stone l4 0 14 6 j 0 12 .rtia
342 Barley ..... .......... 16 *tabu l4 0 17 0 ii Torii
637 Oats' l4 stone.... 9 3 13 2 ... (l'i lig
.1 Flour, per cwt Bemis.... 0 0 $l. jir
419 0atmea1....... 8 stone ll 6 13 6
Sold to Bakers only. Or JO
111 - i
12,1E0 Cwt. Fi0ur........ .... .
_. lO U 24 6 ,
.4...1 Average price .if illeat and 'lour 55. Od per sacs. 61 7., A
9,8361 Firsts . from 225. od to 207' A., !. At•
Receipts of F10ur,....... ••••
Gales of Do. 13,786 Seconds ........ from les. Od. to 4 .pd
~,,zl,,tj
Thirds ......... from 10s. Od. to " ','',glit
PRICY OF BREAD. j i e;f
(per
Loat ^;cd. j Ralf Quarters ....AN..
Wheat 20s:.)1
7.0
Od to
3M59
Ao,Ri
.Ki
vEaTt
.S.rp
eJr aro
t 8.2
.. 0 '
•is ss. 91. tol6o 0
Bailey (per 165t.11 6 18 0 (Flour (per cwt ).... 7 0
Oatmeal (per cwt.) 3.. Od. to 14s Od _,
beef, 6d. to Bid.—Mutton sd. tn6d.—Veal, 40 to 01.
Pork, 4d. to sd.—Fresh Buttes, lid. to 12d per lb.
....A
PRICE OF EIMER.
tints '
To the Merchants. To the CO
First Quallty..• ........... "....• 89. . ..... MO •••••••• "" 71 Snend Bl ....•.................. ........ 0 ,
Fourth
Third . 71 ••••••••••.••••••••• WO .. 01
Fifth
GO
......”...m.•..• ..... ...i.
...e
41
Sixth
. ..... ... 50 ....•.. ...........• ..... e ...
.. ....... .......... 28 ..........«
4
CLONMELL
Pe MRAKETS...Jan. 22
r (wt.
IL
s, d, s. d. 0. d. 00 0
New Butter 9B otoo9 0 Hides (raw)............- u") 46 -0:
0 ,
Oatmeal 0 14 6 8ac0nPig5............44 C
, „....
'tendered Lard 0 52 U Head5..................28 ',
~ O.
Per Bat.
, io p
Fleur Second ..- 0 40 'lt 10ur,1iiird5.......... t• .... Fleur,
0. 38 0 1-- Founts's...4Jß 0
Per Barel. .
Rapeseed 20 0 —P 01 Barley ....„„..,, ...... 16 0 13 0
Bere l3 0 1 Caials .............•.... U ,
KILKENNY MARKETS. 0-
to o'6o
Wheatsper barrel)2Bs. Od.to 335. Od. Beef ',pet lk. ..... , Os. Od, p Barley 12 019 0 Muttur5............. 05 0 1
Oats 14 0 15 0 Pork .... ...... ...... 6 4 of. Flour (per bag) 25 0 39 0 Veal ...............„,. 0 6 i 0
Buttcr(pefewt.) 0 0 98 0 fresh Butter...., 0 0 0 1 ,
Bacon Pigs 45 0 46 0 Salt Ditto ........ 0 6 U 0 .
Coals 1 0 1 2 Potatoe“per at.) U 9
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„„ufgre PLATE.—T. COX SAVORY
man fro”
turing Silversmith, No. 47, Cornhill, London, seven doors fro
Gracechurch-street. The best wrought FIDDLE PATTER
SILVER SPOONS and FORKS, at 7s. 2d. per ounce 0
following are the weights recommended, but
the articles",!`•
be had lighter or heavier at the same price per ounce.
„.. s. d
oz. 5.,,
12 Fiddle Pattern Silver Table Spoons 30 at 7 2d.
... 1' 15 0 .
14 dittos 0 ,'
12 ditto Dessert ditto 20 7 2... 7IS ,„
'Cable Forks 34 7 2... "' S 4;'.
12 ditto Dessert ditto
2 ditto Gravy Spoons
1 ditto
SaS°uuclieLaditdtioe::::::::::::::::E: 7777 /k: -51:31 II
i ti .
4 ditto
Fish Slice .............................. .. s 6 a
4 ditto Salt Spoons (gilt strong) g
iio
1 ditto
12 ditto Tea Spoons .„ ........... 14 7 -
1 pair ditto Sugar Tongs (strong) 4 4
mat,
N. B. A Price Current, stamped as a Newspaper, illusL till
by drawings, and containing every information relative no,
purchase of silver or Sheffield plate, may be had en app izer
tion, or will be sent into thecountry, free of postage, in 11--
...;
-../..J‘
to a paid letter.

BIRTHS. On the 22d inst., at Bury.place, Bloomsbury-square, j 3
T. H. Severn, of a daughter.
ama
On the 24th inst. at St. John's-wood, the lady of
Ouchterlony, Esq., T
of a daughter. • - ,
On the 25th inst., at Woburn-square, Mrs. Frederick •""Wlt
of a daughter.
hsr On the 25th inst., at Roehampton, the lady of IX /3. -
C
man, Esq., of a son.
MAR.RIRD. On the 19th inst., at AMberly Church, Mr. F. Price, rof
f
Blackmoor-street, London to Charlotte, youngest Jaugulog.
the late Mr. H. White, olßrittian Perm, Rodborough,
cestershire. • • -
ens° t
At Boxley, near Maiditone, Richard Jesse, Esq. ,_ ,Lieu"-Tes-
R.N. , to Emily, second daughter of the late Rev.
nyson, C.L., Rector of Somersbl, in the county of
On the 25th Inst., at-St. Alban s, Wood-street, Cn'auesS
Captain R. W. Evans, of SouthaMpton, to Caroline, Soong
daughter ofMr. James• Middleton, of Bermondsey, SurtZ

DIED.
On the 24th inst., in Sloane. street, Frederick, son of 0. I
Oldrini, aged 9 years and 11 months.
T.T D'
On the 28th ult., at Reading, John —ooper Esq., -
At Deal, in Kent, Mary Ann, relict of Mr. ,H.
On the 21st inst., at Arras, •in France, Mary, relict late Edward Bever, Esq., of Mortimer, Berkshire. Be-
On the 23d inst., Mr. G. 13ustin, sen. of South-ber""
•
gent's-park, aged 51.
of the
On the 24th inst., at Hackney, Mrs. Mullett, relict
late J. Mullett, Esq., and mother of Lady Cowan.
stre,,-P
On the 25th inst., C. Clifford, Esq , of Robert-
Chelsea, aged 82.
how
On the 25th inst., at Brighton, Henry Alexander, EPP,'
eldest son of H. Alexander, Esq., of Cork-street.
On the 25th inst., in Bouverie-street, Mr. W. Christieisdi
On the 17th inst., at Brighton, Margaretta Sarah 03.
Morris, reliet of Vice-Admiral Sir James N. Morris, K.
christ...a
the

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Jan o. 112, Straady ,
the County of Middlesex, Wednesday; uary 26,1842'