The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-17 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY
Anderson, W.
port s e
aDIAKRi DIY, SAArTmL3I4:PpA:r, JAN.tsea —1 O.
2
Blade and Rutherford, Shervingsheels, Northumberland—Old
Phenix, Morpeth—l
Beardmore, G., Burslem—Legs of Mi.n, Burslem-10
Croasdill, H., St. Stephen—Guildhall, Canterbury-11
Gooch, 8., Southampton—Crown, Southampton-12
Green, D., Upton-on-Severn—Office of Mr. Bird, Upton-on-
Severn-12
Griffiths, W., Carmarthen—Commercial rooms, Bristol-1
Jones, H., Wolstantou—Swan, Hanley-12
J.B,.r,iDsßtuouLrl:yre—yo_lGnmTeoehrrogereina, Bri3.oeonun:ll:llle,ey)l.—Lrill
ool—l
Sheath and Co., Lincoln—Saracen's Head, Lincoln—no
Spilsbury E., Walsall—George, Bewdley--4.;
Shelley, S., Oulton—Crown, Stone-4

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
Jan. 22, at Nine.
Bradley, T., Paddington, fishmonger
Brown, E., Spa-fields, boot-maker
Collins, R., Enfield, book-keeper
Davies, E., Nassau-street, spinster
Davies, C., Lambeth, shopkeeper
Dyer, J., Long Acre, victualler
Flavell, W., Islington, clerk
Harman, J., Hastings, tailor
Miller, R., Brinscomb Port, Gloucester, carrier
Parker, P., Newington, plumber
Payne, S., Clapham-road, butcher
Pegaworth, J., Whetstone, grocer
Seer, J., Frome, clothier
Simpson, E , Birmingham
White, E., Bethnal Green, tide waiter
Willion, C., Hackney, agent

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

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Wheat. I Barley.

e. tO E.
50
50 60
48 56
50 5I
50 53
53 56
50 57
51t M
51 59

Oats.

er Quarter.

a. to s. a. to s.
50
10 44 46
52 56 56
50 60
50 56
42 41 44 50
5) 50
60 I

Beans,

5. to 8.

Peas e.

CnnterburyMw
Grantham
Urimsby
Horncaqtle
Lincoln _
liaidistone
giihby
iamford.

30 48
36 42

35 39
39 43
3S 38
36 38
34 42

S. to s.
22
23 30
20 13
30 32
20 30
30 35
24 se
28 30
22' 97

(Front the London New Price Current of Tuesday.)
SUGAR.-The Sugar Market last week was in a very languid
state; the few sales of Musrovadea were at prices a shade lower,
as usual in a heavy Market, but no general reduction in the prices
could be stated. The Mauritius Sugar at the public sales went
off heavily at a• reduction of Is. a Is. 6d. per curt. ; brown SSs.
6d. a 575. ; yellow, 58s. a 625. 6d. The Market opened with
a fair prospect of business this morning, the deliveries from the
warehouse exceeding the quantity of the corresponding week of
last year by 1,300 casks, and the comparative stock being dimi-
nished to about 2,800 caska more than in 1626. Ikhere was,
however, no briskness in the demand. At a late hour the sales
were estimated at 800 hhds. ; there was not the slightest al-
teration in the prices. In the Refined Trade last week the demand
for the goods suitable for exportation was considerable. Lumps
and Single Loaves rather advanced on account of the demand for
crushing and melting; the fine goods were also in short supply,
although the wholesale grocers did not purchase on an extensive
scale, yet high prices were realised. Molasses are unvaried.
There was no alteration in the Market this forenoon. In Foreign
or East India Sugars few purchases are lately reported.
COFFEL—After the day of our publication (Tuesday), last
week, there was a complete stagnation in the Coffee Market ; no
public sales were brought forward, and the purchases by private
contract were also suspended till towards the close, when some
good ordinary Brazil was reported to be sold at 505., and fine or-
dinary at 51s. ; it was also stated, 503. 6d. was relnsed for fair
quality St. Domingo. The public sale this forenoon, 1,254. bags
Brazil went off with much briskness, and at rather high prices ;
ordinary 475. a 495. ; good ordinary coloury nearly fine ordinary
50s. Gd. a Ms. Gd.

Since the sale about 1,000 bags of what was taken in has
been placed at India House sale prices, and the whole would be
taken, but the holders are asking rather higher prices. The pur-
chases by private contract for the week ending last night inclu-
sive consist of 100 St. Vincent's 7Y. good fair ; 100 Egyptian
74. ordinary, duty paid ; 500 Bengal at fid. a Sid. ; 100 Su-
rat qd., in bond.

SALTPETRE.-There appears to be a considerable increase in
the demand for Saltpetre ; but on account of the reduced stock,
the holders evince no inclination to sell. By Public Sale yester-
day, 501 bags all sold at 245. ; the refraction Sid. per cent,
TEA.-The diminished quantity of Green Tea in the declara-
tion, compared with last sale, has caused a great demand for
Twankays and connnon Hyson, the former bear the latter
full 2d. per lb. advance on the late prices.

Rum, BRANDY, AND flottiogns.—The sales of Rum are in-
considerable ; some small parcels of Leesvards have been sold ;
proofs at 2s. 81d., and five ovcr at 2s. 9d., and generally the mar-
ket is a shade lower for Leewards ; Jamaica Ruins of fine qua-
lity fully support the last prices, 26 over sold at 3s. 6d., and 30
and 31 at 3s. 9d. ; the low strengths offer cheap in proportion.
Old Brandies fully support the late quotations; the new are
offered on rather lower terms. In Geneva there is no material
alteration.

Rter.—A considerable parcel of Carolina Rice was sold. At
a public sale yesterday a parcel of mid. White Bengal Rice sold
at 145., but it cannot be given as the general price of the market.
SPlCYS.—Spices are neglected, and the purchases lately re-
ported by private contract arc quite inconsiderable. By public
sale yesterday, Cinnamon 609 bales 41 chests, Ist, 6s. 10(1. a 7s.
Id. ; 2(1, ss. gd. a ss. 10d. ; Nutmegs 40 casks good quality, 3s.
9d. a Ss. lid. ; Mace 16 casks, the best on sale, ss. 6d. a Sc.
7d. ; Cassia Lignea, 200 chests, 51. 14s. a Si. 15s. ; Pepper 252
bags, good light, 3d. a 3d. The Nutmegs sold high, but at
very uneven prices; all the other Spices at lower rates.
Ons.—The market has rather a heavy appearance, and Green-
land Oil is a shade lower ; Sperm is in demand ; in other Oils
there is no alteration.

HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLow.—The Tallow market attracts
great attention tioin the very large contracts that have been made
for Tallow about this date ; as a general opinion prevailed that
the sellers in these times bargains were able to deliver, and which
the buyers were unable to take and pay for, the market has been
very heavy, and some contracts aro reported to be settled at 375.
9d., but this was not a general quotation. In Hemp and Flax
there is little variation.

INnmo.—The extensive sale, consisting of above 7,000 chests,
commenced this morning—the good Is. 3d. to Is. 9d., and the
fine Is. to Is. 6d. above the last sale prices; the whole appeared
to go off with briskness.

FRUIT.—The market remains without supplies of new Cur-
rants. Figs are scarce and very few parcels offer except at a
further advance, which the trade appear unwilling to submit to.
IRISH PROVISION S.—Beef still maintains the high prices, And the
latest purchases are at rates a shade higher, on account of the
small supply and the report of the small quantity made. Pork is
heavy and rather lower. Bacon is little varied. Fine Butters
are particularly scarce and rate high.

Sim—The Silk trade appears reviving ; the holders of Bengal
Silk of last sale are now demanding a small premium.
Touncco.—At a public sale on Thursday, of 35 hhds. Leaf
and Stemmed Virginia sea-damaged Tobacco, the whole (with the
exception of 3 hhds.) sold to the trade at very high prices ;
the Leaf, one lot, sold at 101. for export, and one at 111. sg. ;
the remainder from 111. 15s. to 16/. 59. per hbd ;. Strips
from 14/. to 18/., one lot sold at 20/., and another at 22/. 58. to
the trade.