The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-12 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGEN CE.

(Front the London New Price Current of October 11.)
SUGAR.—lmporters of West India Muscovadoes have
refused to submit to an?, further decline, and prices re-
main as last quoted. 10-day importers of West India
Sugar evinced firmness, and obtained prices equal to
those of Friday.
This afternoon the biddings were brisk ; at a public
sale of 131 hhds Barbadoes Sugar, the whole found pur—
chasers, and at full rates—tine yellow fetched 67s 6d
to 68s 6d, good 64. 6d to 665, mid 63s to 645, low 61s
per cwt.

REFINED.—The market has preserrtcd 'a dull appear-
ance for Refincd Goods, and prices have further declined.
To-day the Grocers purchased Refined Sugar sparingly,
and prices arc still on tho decline, standard lumps
74s 6tl to 755, and brown grocery 72s to 73s per cwt.
Pieces and Bastards were laf#tie asked for, but trade toot
with a good sale at 23s 6d le 30s 6d. - Bonded Crushed
Sugar sells freely at former rates.
MAURITIUS.—ProViOUS rates have been sustained.
This afternoon buyers came forward with more alacrity,
and 5,238 bags at public sale were all disposed of at full
rates,—fine yellow fetched 65s to 65s 6d, good mid to
good 60s to 645, mid 56s to 59s 60, low 54s to 55s 6d,
mid to fine brown 50s t 545, low 47s to 49s 6d per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon a good demand existed
for Bengal Sugar ; 344 bags in bond and 869 bags duty
paid were offered at auction and all sold at full rates, low
to good white duty paid went at 61s to 665, mid
60s to 63s ; in bond they went at 35s to 40s for mid and
good mid white, and damp brown 27s to 335.
FOREIGN.—Holders of all descriptions are firm, and
supply the market sparingly.
To-day there was no public sale, and little business
was done by private treaty in either Brazil (..r Havannah,
but holders remain firm and very few parcels are on the
market ; 1,200 boxes Havannah are declared for auction.
MOLASSES.—For West India steady rates have been
paid. St. Lucia 265, and Dominica and Montserrat 28s
to 295. Bengal Syrup at 24s to 25s 6d, and Foreign
Molasses at 7s to 7s 3d per cwt.
COFFEE.—The dulness in the market for West India
Coffee has increased, and a greater desire has been
shown on the part of the merchants to sell, who hate
submitted to a reduction on former rates of 4s to 5s for
ord and fine ord, and 3s per cwt for all other kinds.
To-day Ceylon Coffee was in better request, the low
prices tempting the trade to come forward more freely,
and a large parcel of good ord was disposed of by private
contract at 60s td per cwt. For other kinds of Coffee,
however, there was little inquiry, either for home use or
export, but holders generally are not disposed to further
give way in price ; at auction 200 bags Ceylon were
offered, and nearly all sold—mid Plantation sort at 85s
6d to 87s, fine fine ord 72s to 75s 6d, pea berry 981,
triage 32s to 525, fine ordinary pale taken in at 655, 64s
6d offered.

COCOA.—Although prices rule low for West India,
still the trade have operated with caution by private
c4,ntract, and only 53 bags Grenada have been offered at
auction which went at 3bs to 36s 6d for good red. Fo-
reign is firm in price.
TEA.—The market has been in a dull state since our
last report, and the transactions in both black and gfetn
descriptions have been upon a very small scale, but
holders generally are unwilling •to further give way
in price. _ _

To day the business transacted in the Tea market was
extremely limited, the attention of the trade being di-
rected to the large public sales declared, and prices are
looking downward ; sound common Congnu cash cannot
be quoted above is 7d per lb. The cause of the heavi-
ness in the market is to be attributed to the large par-
cels that have and are still to be brow At to public sale,
indeed the quantity is touch larger than the wants of the
trade.

SPlCES.—Advanced rates for Cassia Lignea, at 91s to
91s 6d for middling, and ordinary quality 85s. Prices
are looking up for East India Ginger, Malabar at 40s to
76s for middling to very fine bold quality ; West India
has been in fair request, at previous rates. Black Pep-
per at the previous currency—.Malabar fine shot at 44d,
middling and good 30 to afd ; Sumatra common 2FI to
to 2 d ; Penang good 2id to 21d—White at 4d to 91d
for common to tine. Pimento low mid to mid at lid
2.id per lb. Nutmegs at 3s 1(1 to 3s 3d per lb in bond.
Cloves in fair request, Bencoolen at 2s ld to 2s 2d for
fine quality. Mace at 6s 2d per lb for good fair quality.
This afternoon Pepper taken in at 2id to 2id tor com-
mon Suinutra.

RICE.--Bengul at 11s to lls 6d for middling, and at
12a to I2s 6d tor good and fine white ; yellow at 8s 9d
to lOs per cwt. Java at 12s to 13s for good and fine
white, low and middling Iln to Ils 6d, and cargo 8s 6d
to 108 per cwt. Carolina, best at 30s, second at 28:4, and
interior at 26s ; Patna at 158 to 18s for common to
middling, and good to fine at 18s 6d to2ls per cwt.
This afternoon Madras at lOs to 10s 6d for good mid
white, mod good yellow 9s 6d, being rather lower.

. -
Rtmi, 1311Atill1,AaNDfurit_Thotiridserresi:s—i0I:lo(rxJladmpaeirezaRihtri ;
prices have suffered
28 to
ioss
33 per cent. over proof ut 3s to 383 d, 34 to 36
overE
fine quality 3s 4d
tione3rsa6rad. 2s9d to Leewards2s at
dl. is 8t
to
I s 9d proof ; stronge D
India Rum cheaper : Calcutta at the low duty is 3id to
Is 4d, and at the high at is 24d to is 3d per gallon.
Brandy has'bc,.ll in excellent request, and prices have an
upward tendency ; Cognac of the best brands of the
vintage of 1839, hhds 4s 4cl, puns. 4s 2d; do 1840, Martel's
h lids 4s Id, puns 3s I Id. Hennesy's first marks libels 3s I Id,
p Is 33 9J, and 1841, hdds 3s I Id, and puns 3s 9d
at 9s
bruenevaBd pe at ls 10,1 .
fur cons_non. English Cori Spirits
To-day the demand for West India Rum was good,
r gallon
and holders were less inclined to sell ; Jamaica of fine
and favourite marks fetched 3s 10d to 4s 3d, very fine
high flavoured 5s 3d; proof Leewards sold at is 81-d to
15 9d ; East India snore inquired for at former rates ;
the market for rum altogether is looking more healthy.
OlLS.—Holders of cons non Fish Oils have obtained
an advance on former rates of 20s for Southern, and los
for all other descriptions, the demand having been- good
from ' the home trade, and the eupply at market I

small ; at auction 86 tuns Southern went briskli
at 36/ 5s to 431 for common to fine pale (11131ItY'
and by jrivate contract Pale Seal has been/
disposed of at 43/10s to 44/, yellow and straw colour 37i
,to 42/ 10s, brown 3515 s to 361 10s per tun, And ,91,„'.
35/ 6s to 35/ lOs per tun. All the parcels offered Dave
Teen cleared off the market, and the stock continues o°
the decrease ; holders show much firmness. Spero'
has been in better request, and 176 tuns at auction were,
disposed of at 761 15s to 771 for American, St°. BOe
to 80l 15s for fine of British fishing, and /le
matter at 8315 s to 84/5s per tun ; holders show nlere
firmness. The market for Linsee Oil was quiet into
middle part of last week, and prices declined ; but
du an
the last few days a good demand has sprung UP,
stiffer rates have been given.; large sales on the sl3°
have been made at 34s and for delivery at 3353d•t°
33s 9d per cwt—at which crushers are firm, the quantiti
making is only moderate. Rape has been in goo few
quest pale at 44s 9d, to brown at 43s 9d to 445,
parcels are offering for sale. There are several purehas97o
of Olive Oil, ati;i prices are rising ; Gallipoli bas
selling at 571 to 571 lOs ; Spanish 53/ to 54/, and
the
bary has been selling at 501 lOs to 521 per tun
stock has further diminished—prices are much lower tow'
last year at this time. A fair, business has bee° teu
'
110 i•
sacted in Cocoa Nut Oil at 31s to 40s. Of Dam
se
parcels have been disposed of at 30s to 30s 6d for n
arid at 21s 6d 29s 6d for other sorts. A nal
TALLOW.—Holders of Russian have displitYa-,3iiet
firmness, and have obtained a further advance 0 --h:eo
cwt for parcels on the spot : the demand haling 17,0
brisk both from the town and country trade, wh-9,1
paid 48s to 48s 3d for old, and 48s 6d to 4Ssior
for large parcels of new P. Y. Castile. two
delivery prices are firm at 48s 6d for the which
months of the year, and at 48s 9d for spring, I hitatS
many purchases have beenindeed, n3et
:rer; pts
are not desirous to sell at existing rates, the sh'Pn'lich
at St. Petersburgh being still small in coreperit'n *lO
those of former years. South American has be
good demand, and prices have advanced; at itileo°llslity.
casks were sold at 43s to 47s 9d for low to fine 6d
Town Tallow has been in brisk request at 51s to 515
nett cash. /1 If*
This afternoon the demand was excellent for 4:01d
Candle, and prices are still on the advance ; slilesr; -10
P. Y. Candle on the spot were made at 485
48s 9d, and for delivery at 48s 6d to 48s 9d per evil'

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.
Wheat. Barley. f 4
Oats. Beane.
s•
"Per Quarter.') s. to s. s. to I. s, to I. r. w
Carli le — 68 SI :13 46
Hexham '4l 72 :=6 38 'A QS
81orpctil ..... 46 54 '2B 84 1$ 2.2 40 4,4,0 •-•
Penrith . — f 6 33 25 43
Sheffield ... 64 32 40
inchest. r 52 56 27 el 20 26 35 1f ti 0 0
Per Bushel. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. 5..1. 0 0
Carmarthen 6 3 7 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 9 5 I
):41 0° L 0 : I
Cowtriiige 76 80 36 46 29 30. 50 v -
Swansea
Per 8011. r, 0°
Barnardcastle 13 ,) 16 6 $ 0 9 0 4 0 7 4 14 6 -„ 00 0 0
Durham
Richmond
Stockton
NEWCASTLE CORN EX CHANGE
Red whits
560
Wheat, Northumberland 4ls. Its ..... • 5, we,;'
GA KA. • •

4
56 1
687
(it:
)090 300 ligli
v, li:i,,
60 7 0 9 0 11
---. EXCHANGE ~,,,,bits
Ked ~7 yie.'
Wheat, Northumberland 4ls. I t 5......• r''' 5,61.
Norfolk and Suffolk
50; 544...•• . O.
Berwick and Scotch 403 4.i5...". Li ". ba,
- Foreign „. ..... ... 40. 46i. --••• I'3. ...i.
Rye, Norfolk anti Suffolk
.......s.
-- Foreign
...,, ...e.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk k9.. ?SOS ......• r:,....,
Grindin and Feeding ,4, Os. ..... --' .
_....
Malt, Norfolk an d Suffolk 5lll. L 44.••••••
.5. . :7, , ,
Beans, Small
.....
....s. :
Tick '.3.9s 4•18. ...... .. s.
Pease, White 3(.5 323 ....... ---
_ ....,.
-- Gray fies --, ... Vi 5....... —1....,
Oats. Northumberland, Potatoe
----- Feed l6s. 015....... -- •
s
—Foreign 2os `m55......'
....4.a•
Flout (per sack) 3Bs. 410.......
HADDINGEON CORN MARKET.' Iwo.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Be,. s ,..„, OA
First t6; Od 34s 6d 25s 61 ffii Od --..., 011
Second) s2a Od 30s 9.1 22s Od 33 i ~,e 1 ..4 Od
Third 3os Od 24s Ud ills nd 51i 00
Average 2l. 12; 61. 0.1205* - d.
s•
GLASGOW CORN MARKET. 5.. d. )60
Wheat', per 240th. s. d. s. d. Oats, per :.:f4lb. ii otois 0
English 2O 010 26 0 fr.vb .............••••••• id 0
Scottish
Irish . ...
Foreign
Barley, per 3201 b. Scottish .. .. .. ._........ slB o 6 0 i
English 23 0 24 0 Pease,Scottish ..... i., 0 '4.5J
Scottish 2l 0 22 0 Oatmeal, per 1:91b: 00 0
Irish l9 6 21 0 Flour per 280'1'.•' ,
DALKEITH CORN MARKET. r,eantti
Wheat Banev. 1 Oats. Pease' 655 04
First 6Bs Oa 321 6; 1 23; 81 35; ul 31, 0
Second sis Od 1111 a (id I dls sd • 3.4, O. yss
third
, EDINBURGH MEAL MA RKEI.•
. 0
Per Sack of 2iolbs. Per Stone of 1410_
X
First Oatmeal £1 13 0 First Oatmeal. -
.. 0
Second Ditto
„
1 7 0 liarleyntea. .... Barleymeal
~ 0
Peasemeal 1 7 0 Peasemeal ...... ...,.
Pot Barley from 28s. to 355. per PO'

1 I(,'
1 6
1
1 6

CORNWALL MARKETS. •
(Calculated at 24 gallons to the bushel.)
1 °....,..
Wheat. Barlep___ s
..,
. . '''
..----..,-- - ~0L
"-..
s. d. to a. d. s. d. I. s. d. 0 "
Truro —. ,...
cleLtrone
.. 7 0 0 a. 9 ‘.... 0 ...-,... 0
°
St. Austell — 0 710 0 3 ° a - d
Bodmin 0 7 4 0 4 4 0 _ 0
Litkeard — 0 76 0 3 6
..... °
Launceston .... —— 0 7 5 . 0 38 1 6 ..-• 0
Camel Ford ...
_.... 0
Penzance. 6 II 7 ti 0 4 0
'.m _ •••3
.._...

BCFOAIT.—CHAt
thisFA flaßir,So.ll 1,04010.,,
, i,thet
Sr.INIANS
27th ultimo, there was a considerable supPlY "" 110011
all kinds of stock in the market, although not so., e •
not eas"_Yisst
fas in some former years. Sales were
year., Leice,ter-bred ewes brought from
ected, and prices were fully .6s.a-head lower tba"36s,;
28s• tits. of
epeviot ewes from lis. to 21s. A small quset 'Of
dinmonts and gimmers were in the market, but e On!
meth with no demand. In the cattle market, one
on
a-
half year old cattle met with a dull sale---S'iosts.
a half years old sold from 101. to 14/. 103. 'l,ottell,
Hogarth, Akeld, Aitchison, Ewart, Calder. "-- •ear 6
and Matheson, showed some fine lots-of three rest•
was not iti'd. of
oold, fit for turnipirg. The demand
Little fat was in the market, which sold at ss. 9d'
el
6s. Bd. per stone. There were a great...V.:b' col
kyloes, for which there was no demand. 01,411% belief'
Iwoerteheinhorersqeuest,and broughth from 12/. toat2'va.r-i-et).',l°l;
exposed forgreat d 0 • t
horses market
sale.tere
Goodwere
daraught an tough
horses sold at from 201. to 30/. ; inferior bells"
easily from 15s. and 20s. up to 201. roar on
BROUGH-EILL CATTLE MARKET.---SOllle 0 ~.r_ 00
sident dealers having already crossed the nortaburi'efif
their wa homewards, we are enabled to retto.r e AS If
aS. follows:—The show of stock was very 'l"„r'th °I
always the case at the first market in We '-aeeiocot
England. Many buyers were present wh,e (I'ol 0'
anxious to cheapen prices, and talked a got(rBroo0. A'
the new tariff and foreign stock ; but still ocl, °-
hill proved a selling market for everything g°,,,iroce
before night set in something like a general ei; were
was effected. Best Galloways and Higthlende ft the
in fair demand, and, after - • expenses'
le
paying, I
nus
dealers little • a in the shape of fit
pro •
o.re t 011,0 li
SLIGACHAN CATTLE TRYST.--The a, rest `sod
cattle tryst was held at Sligachan on Tuest--;;tp°e..-
cattle
...e 000,"
of September, where the number of
was comparatively large. Although there we' of die
dealers present, yet from the bad rePerts,ere e#11;
Southern markets, and other causes, they were lit'A'
usually shy, and in consequence there wa3 , 0.1)11V
business done. The market, in short, wag se,tll4ll'
and such as was calculated to ruin the drovers %/ling
the bCgl
capital, who purchased
athigh rates at on
of the season.--,Glasgow Chronicle.
4.this Nl.' for
JEDBURGH ROOD-DAY FAIR.---44.. ~ ,sttlej
fTuesday week, there was a large supply et-the %
eeding. For some time in the early
part 01 dint'
oil,
no sales were effected, owing to sellers stanlve bie
for higher prices than the buyers would gide'rloe
being at length obliged to submit to 3,,,a1y• „i:t
reduction, business proceeded pretty "'ff on' li
nber of beasts were, however, driven ° 9/ . 14
High year-olds brought from 61. 10s. t° g:'to b 3:
two-year- olds from 121. to 151. Fat from u.r, cow,
9d. per stone. There was a 'number of o'l sse 6 fart
for sale, and for those of good quality there w
demand, at prices varying from 12/. to 181.
••••••••••••••....1".: tote
..4 Of ei
BANK or MANCHESTER.—The Directo.- rieto.
establishment have made a call upon the( r„rgir tAbel:
of 2/. per share. We understand that on Ikle'; the Pi";
was. a meeting of the Directors and some °_,' the Pli;
cipal Shareholders, to whom was subtoitteuaiwons''
sent position of the Bank, when it was lin of ~.;1?1.°:
agreed to recommend to the general ineetielt he telm-k:
oprietors on Friday next, the winding ut, 0. —retool,. 'l,-
bf
.the Company. Ix
.iith th•s view we have • lve"
ebeve, the Directors haemad* arrangementsl'ents . the
10
will enable them to v their ge
meet all engage
hot"
most prompt and •
satisfactory manner.
_FLOATING BREAKWATER. In COnSnquoc ler s
reduction 'ln the duty cork, Ca taiii Tloatia
on P e bis P. ,i-to
used it for increa • sing the buoyancy 0' ttacn`Thie
break w in •
ater lieu of the small air vessel 1" t VA'
# nO. •ith
the caisson, and it is not only cheaper, bm - hell' n
to be injured.
He also uses Mr. Jeffrey's g all ite-
treenai •6, by which . with
means he does away
_.......„,,,,,
bolts.—Plymouth „._ uth Journal.

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di
Robert Price,
hi:, 4ieteh, of A 8.1Re'7:115----. the
lady
Lheis°,.i.
of teirs::
tbel° '
of
00:nattlhihaeemtlitop:huin'nifiskntteh., -in Melbury-terrace, Dorset-0 I,
Br:/wnnt,hEes9qt.h, inst., at Streatham, the lady of Sr. Gait°'°'
of
Oa nm.ll ho f,_At Of J‘
Ore'
the 1 inst., in ( , ower-street; Idedf..rd-sq n,
of K. S. Parker, Es Q• C °fail°
q., of Lincoln's Inn. • • .
the A.lidille Temple, of a daughter. • the la
Pt'
MARRIED. : Collet' '„f the
On the 11th inst., at Paddington Franco -1 Widow - d
R
Captain in the .a 1 Nary, to Paddington,
Anne, Sifrool,
late J. 1. Gregory, Esq.. 'LIN" and sister t.
of
Rimer, of East Sutton-park, Al. P. for West Ken
f °°°d
DI.
On the 14th of June last, atED
Fort Beaufort, Care
' $
Hope, Major Edward Alolcsvrorth. , Charles Lu
On the 16th of August, at Bombay, Calite'n.,„ed 31. of
more Bennett, of her Alajesty's 86th Regiaten.,l.",,o, sq.'
On the 28th ult., at Canterbury, Richard l'ens- d
Rich°
Ramsgate, aged 80. Ref'
On the 3d inst., at Wargrare, Berkshire, the hit
Godley, M.A., aged 62. - qr. jo
On the 4th inst., at the Rushes, 'Loughborough' P,
Cooke, sen., aged tali.

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