The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-26 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.

The official declaration of the old duty at 169,7761.
6s. Old., and the new at 125,486/. 16s. 71d., has
produced extreme heaviness in our market for all des-
criptions of hops, the holders of which have been com-
pelled to give way in price. East Kent, in pockets,
51. 10s. to 6/. 6s. ; Mid Kent ditto, 51. ss. to 6/. ;
Sussex, 41. Ips. to Si. Bs. ; Farnhams, 8/. to 10/. ;
Old Hops, 31. to 41. ss.
COLONIAL.

SUGAR.—The same inactivity still prevails in British
Plantation as noticed for some weeks past, and
although no further reduction can be quoted, rather
lower prices have been accepted for the inferior sorts.
The transactions only amount to about 800 casks, in-
clusive of 136 casks brought to anction, the whole of
which found ready buyers at 60s Gd to 68s for low to
fine quality, being fully former prices for these de-
scriptions, which are rather scarce.
_ _

AioLAssEs.—The business done has been confined
to a few small parcels, at previous rates.
MAURITIUS.-4,462 bags sold, but went off heavily
at 57s to 65s for low to fine greyish' yellow, and low
to good brown at 49s to 565, being generally about
former prices, excepting for the lower sorts, which
in most instances must be quoted is cheaper.
BENGAL.—OnIy a very limited business has been
done privately, and prices must consequently be con-
sidered nominal.

FOREIGN.—There has been an improved demand
(in consequence of the favourable accounts received
from Holland), which caused holders to ask higher
prices : 2,400 boxes yellow Havannah (chiefly of
old importation) having been sold privately at
20s 6d, and a small portion at 20s ; 200 chests
brown and yellow, at 19s ; 600 bags Paraiba, damps
and washed, at 18s; more business would have been
done but for the want of parcels offering. The public
sales have contained 200 chests Bahia, and 2,246
baskets Java ; the former all sold, excepting a few
lots which were taken in at 24s to 25s 6d for
middling to good middling white; at 21s to
23s 6d for very low yellowish to low mid-
dling white, and low brown to good greyish
yellow at Iss 6d to 20s. The Java all found buyers
(nearly all for export), and went off with spirit at
17s 6d to 20s for mid to fine brown, and strong low
greyish yellow to mid white at 20s 6d to ..24.s 6d,
which prices confirm the improvement already noticed,
particularly the low and mid. For refining in bond
scarcely any transactions have taken place, prices for
most descriptions being above that which the refiners
can afford to pay.
REFINED.—lhere has been more demand for
crushed, and several large parcels have been sold at 25s
to 2.5 s 3d, which is rather dearer. In the early part of
the week there was very little doing in grocery de-
scriptions, and rather lower rates were accepted, but
since there has been decidedly more firmness and
more disposition shown to purchase.
COFFEE.-519 bags Ceylon, and 1,121 bags La
Guayra, were all taken in (excepting about 200 bags
damaged Ceylon), the former at 62s 6d to 67s for good
ord pale to fine ord coleury, being about previous
prices.' The La Guayra was also bought, for good
and fine ord, and a small portion of mid coloury at
65s to 725. There has been rather more demand
privately for the Ceylon, and a few parcels have been
sold at 63s for good ord quality, which is a shade
dearer. Foreign sorts remain almost without demand ;
there has, however, been more disposition shown to
purchase the lower descriptions of East India, either
for export or on speculation, and for the parcels dis-
posed of rather higher prices have been obtained, good
to fine Padang having been sold at 27s to 29s 6d, but
the transactions have not been extensive. •
COCOA.-341 bags Trinidad sold at 30s to 33s 6d
for ord grey to good•mid red, which is a further de-
cline of Is. Privately very little business has been
done.

Rum.-200 puns Jamaica have been sold at 2s 10d
to 3s 10d for 28 to 36 per cent. overproof to mid to
fair quality ; and good ditto 34 to 36 over at 4s to
4s 2d, being previous prices.
RICE.—The public sales have only offered 1,379
bags Bengal in bond, and 684 bags ditto, duty paid ;
the whole sold, the former at lls 6d a few lots, lls
for good mid white, and the latter at lls to lls 6d for
mid white, which are rather higher rates. There has
been more inquiry privately, and a fair business has
been done at improving prices.
SALTPETRE.—There has been scarcely any demand,
but for the parcels disposed of rather lower rates have
been aceepted, 32 per cent. refraction having been
sold at 275, which is a decline of ls. In Nitrate of
Soda there is no change to notice.
SPICES.—There has been an extensive speculative
demand for Pepper (chiefly Sumatra), and nearly
10,000 bags have changed Vhands at 24d to 30 for
black Sumatra and brown Penang, also a small por-
tion of Malabar at 3ad to sid for good to fine heavy,
which is an advance of fully id to id per lb., and there
are now scarcely any parcels offering even at the
extreme quotations. In Pimento or Cassia very little
business has been done, and consequently no altera-
tion can be quoted in value.
COTTON.—There has been an improved demand for
this article, and a very large business has been done
at continually advancing prices, establishing a rise of
fully id to id per lb. since last week.
TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is dull at 48s per cwt. on the
spot.

TEA.—The decline in this article during the week
has been from hi to 2d Per lb., with very little doing.
Common Congou is is 3id to is 4d per lb.

k From the London. New Price Current of November 25.)
SUGAR.—Without any apparent cause the market for
British Plantation Sugar remains in a dull state ; both
grocers and refiners - have operated with much caution,
the private purchases for the three market days amount-
ing to only 700 hhds and trcs, at prices which show a de-
cline on those of Friday last of 6d per cwt.
To-day importers of West India Muscovadoes Sugar
manifested firmness, and obtained full rates ; the trade
came forward more freely, and a fair business was trans-
acted. The purchases for the week are 1,150 hhds and
trcs, the market closing with a healthier-appearance.
REFINED.--To-day the market was firmer for Refined
Sugar, and the demand is good from the Grocers ;
standard lumps selling at 745, and brown Grocery 72s to
72s 6d per cwt. In other articles there is no variation.
MAURITIUS.—Previous rates have been sustained, and
a fair demand has prevailed. This afternoon there was
no public sale. Yellow sorts were sought after, and in
some case better prices were paid.
EAST INDIA.—For Manilla the demand has been brisk
'this week, and an advance in prices has again taken
place. Java has been in increased request at an advance
of 6d to is per cwt. Holders of Bengal have shown firm-
ness, and have refrained from offering any at public sale.
This afternoon some parcels of white Bengal were sold
privately at full rates : none was oflered at auction.
FOREIGN.—To-day yellow Havannah was wanted, but
the advanced rates required operated against business,
and 1,886 boxes at auction were all taken in much above
the value—viz., low at 20s to 20s 6d, mid 21s to 21s Gd,
and good 22s to 22s 6d per css t, but a part has since been
sold a trifle under these rates.
MOLASSES.—HoIders of West India Molasses remain
firm, and supply the market sparingly. Fine Antigua,
at 30s Gd to 31s; St Vincents good 28s 6d, and common
25s 6d per cwt; Bengal Syrup at 24s to 26s 6; Foreign
at 7s to 7s 6d. Honey 30s to 70s, according quality.
COCOA.—A good demand has prevailed for West. India
this week, the low prices tempting the trade to come
forward. For Foreign there are several orders at full
rates.
RUM, BRANDY, AND lIOLLANDS.—We have to reprt
a firm market for all descriptions of Rum this week ;
Jamaica 28 to 32 per cent overproof middling quality at
2s 10d to 3s 2d, 34 to 36 over better quality 3s 8d to 3s
10d, 34 to 36 over good 4s to 4s 2d, and fine 4s 3d to 4s 6d
per gallon. Leewards at is 9d to is 10d proof: Demerara
at 2s 10d to 3s for 28 to 30 per cent overproof. East India
Rum is dull of sale ; Is 3d to Is 7d is the value of proof j
with certificate. Brandy is firm in price, Cognac first
brands of the vintage of 1840, bhds at 4s 3d, Puns

4s hl ; 1841, Blida 4s, puns 3s 114„ and low sorts 2s ;0
2 3d per gallon. Geneva is is 8d to is 9d, and fine
2s 6d to 2s Bd, with a fair sale, English Corn Spirits, at
9s 8d cash.
COFFEE.—To day there was a fair demand for Coffee
for home consumption. Demerara, fine ord Ws to 71s,
good ord 55s to 675, ord 50s, and triage 265 to 48s ; Java
was taken at 46a to 46s 6d for good ord pale greenish,
and one lot 48s ; Laguayra bought in at 64s to 663
for fine ord colony, and fine ord 61s to 62s Gd ; mocha
taken in at 77s for mid brown, and very ord 45s ; Ceylon
63s to 63s 6d paid for good ord.
TEA.—The final settlement of the misunderstanding
between this country and China, has had a very
able effect on our Tea market, which has been in a very
dull and depressed state all the week. To-day the trans
actions were extremely limited in price, ahe marketnd tbe
closed with a hea"y appearance ; prices cannot
quoted with certainty. favour-
SPICES.— of
This afternoon 830 bags Sumatra, 195 bags
white Pepper, and 280 chests Cassia Lignea, were -
fered at auction ; Sumatra Pepper taken in at a further
advance, ordinary very stalky and dusty at 3d, and the
white sold as follows :—Good at Bd, fine 9d to 91(1, ond
very fine at lid ; the Cassia Lignea went with less
spirit at is decline ; mid selling at 903 to 94s,per cvvt..
FitutT.—A further reduction has been accepted ,or
Currants, still the trade have operated with more free
dom. In other sorts of Fruit a good business has been
done.
RlCE.—Carolina has been in fair request this week,
first sort at 30s, second do 28s, and inferior 25s to 26/
Javaper cwt. Patna at 15s to 16s for common, 16s 6d t 19/y°
for middling to good, and 19s 6d to 21s for fine.
is steady. Bengal at 3d to 6d per cwt advance ;dal arga
8s 9(1 to 9s 3d, low white lOs Gd to lOs 9d,
Ils, good middling to fine lls 6d to. 12s ; 11/1
lls 6d for middling white, and damaged 6s 6 BiceOs
per cwt. American Paddy taken in at 12s Me
._ =
at Gs to 7s, and dust at 4s to 5s per cwt.
SAGO.—To-day Sago was much wanted, and buyers
were compelled to pay an advance of 2s to 39 per cwt
sales made privately at 13s to 20s for low to fine renr,'
Of Sago Flour large parcels were sold at 12s 6d .1Y
13s per cwt.
andt
o IS2NA:aDst
ITafGPouLt9i Ropy
INDIGO.—We
per cent
es
have
anhbvt SALTPETRE.—This afternoonsfrca catlicount.
Calcutta
werethe
tmarketaken in wsu las Pigd
da,
for East India Indigo, andmarket
with much spirit, at an advancenprtiocerseopafor9er
dt
still ato healthyiosn,
atilur-s—AnuF.
At Liverpool the public sales of East India Wig° vi4D
London houses
were the principal operators.
Oms—For common descriptions of Fish Oils yricesie
have further declined. Cod Oil at 331 155 to 34', P,,,
Seal 40/ lOs to 41110 s, Southern, fine 40/ to 41110 s, COrs;
mon to good 361 to 391; brown, yellow andstraw S,esios
361 to 391 15s per tun. Sperm Oil at 741 to per
per tun. Prices for Linseed Oil have declined ""
cwt, home demand has been good at 325, and for &lilt
brown at 41s 3d to 4ls 6d per cwt. Cocoa Nut - 3 r
at 315 6d per cwt. Rape pale at 42s 3d to 425 to
0„. 6td4'o;
Palm fine at 33s to 33s 3d, ordinary pet b The
•
40s 6d for good and fine, and at 39s to 39s 6d for inferld
to
to 32s per cwt. Olive firm.Cer
Thi-
s afternoon 52 tuns Sperm, and 491 package; miner
lon Cocoa Nut Oil were offered at auction ;
761 to 76/ lOs, and the latter 39s 6d to 40$ per .gsa
TALLOW.—In consequence of the arrivals of i'llioore
Tallow having been very large this week, prices
adie
suffered a decline of 3d to 6d per cwt. For P. Caiserr
quality from the scale, and 48s from the
on the spot, 47s 9d have been accepted for parcels o ;
middling 295
warehole of
for delively at 47s 9d to 48s up to the
n
-0-111"
the year, and at 48s 3d to 48s 6d fcl.
months. Common and mid sorts of South To
little
at 42s to 44s Gd, but the better sorts have heel:, nett
asked for. Town Tallow at 48s 6d to 49s per
cash. This afternoon the demand was steady ford' .ao
Candle ; yellow Candle went at 47s to 47s 9
Ibrael at 45s to 48s per cwt.

0
PRICE F READ. „,,
The highest price of (tread in O
the B
Maroolis Is 4 3",, I°th 41b
r
Loaf. Gottl Breld may be had at 6s4d.
PRICES OF SEEDS. .
Per Cwt. per Quarte,
.....5 :If 44,
Sew nglish Rea Clover...6os 75sISL Fein .......... ...- ..... ".... ;Es 41
Old Ditto Ditto —s —s —s' Rye Grass.... .............
........, ....__
New Foreign Ditto —s 56s 75s'Pacey Grass ......;••••"'r' os ri
Old Ditto Ditto
New White ('over 50—ss —s —s
641sstiintt$:,"Ifirfosorwfetendgi".!.::.-f e 4015
Old Ditto Ditto
New Tre•oil...
Old Ditto
Ir. fclium
English Carraway ----ss:s 4')51172::
24:81 6sssB:llCal"Wilttn.brat3i:rlY. f.
flo...lr'll:C.irtffri"dh.ll.l.Cl4.:l.l:o;:jtot:42ol:lls 1:4‘°:(1,1:
Foreign Ditto los ba.
s 46s 4603r0wn Ditt0......... sato ..'r
Coriander —s 14s 20sTares ................ 4.
PRICE JP' OIL •
....£42 Id
Rape Oil, brown, per ton.., .......... .. ....... ....... 43 le "
Ditto, refined "",“ 35 3)
Linseed Oil ••••«...... .. Ti 0
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill (per 101/0)...« .......... 6 e
Race ake, per ton•
......... "••
... .......... lob.
~:0
PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, licc• Pm" ' .11 4, p
Town Tallow
Yellow Russia
White
Soap Ditto
PRICE ...
. .0
}:"Ri(A; Woo F 6; lAGD( ir ta ;felting
lo.peespre.r6.seu.ttg.ogn.h7e:. :::::: .I.: .................................... ................................
Price of fallow (as stated by the Tallow Me1ter5)..'.....,...
COAL MARKET. 49
Ships arrived since last marset.day,„ .
s. d.l 'don..
Aualr's
Bell, Robson Sr Co. Hartley 16 0 fiscal
Buddle's West Hartley l6 0 ell's I
Car's Hartley
Holywtll Main
Hebburn Main l7 6 cue
Nelson's West Hartley... 16 :3 ...... ,
New Tanlield 'Moor—. ,
Ord's nedi,eogh l5 6 iorlia
Pouttp Windsor ....
%Vali End He ton I 0
Wails Rod Hilda 37 6
W. E. Btaddyll'stiett.o

• 2t #
Walls End Fletton ......... c,,,
Walls End Lamhton .....
on co, 9
Walls End Morrison • •••• gV
Walls End lius:ell'. Helt 3
NA. End Su•wart
hitwell
..... s ...... s
Walls End W . ,1271
Walls End Adelaine .••••• is 0
Wads End Barret ........ „
Walls End Smo Tees, ,',
Walls End Souey Durham Durham !=l,l 9
Wal •E. d • it;
pcn .. . ... . ........ ........... di
tioward's Welt Netherton It;
Hartley .... ..................

LLOYD'S Sill PPING-

I,„rd in
LONDON, Nov. 25.—The wind blew very ""-t" r ° d
squalls last night, with heavy rain at times. d .
this day at noon, moderate breeze at South, and clou
s DEAL, Nov. 24.—Wind, S.W., moderate. sr•
-trong, cloudy.—Arrd. Ann, Quebec.
MILFORD, Nov. 23.—Arrd. Cambria elCbee:;i
Quebec, with damage, having experiencej
gale 19th inst.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 24.—The Royal William' frustgif
London to Constantinople, which put in here 12th in
PORTSMOUTH, Nov.N 2 Wind S.W., l'3rd And
has discharged her coarvg.o..4._
squally,—Arrd. Apollo, London for Grenada. GIL' e‘
- COWES, Nov. 24.—Arrd. Jason,
Havre for
loupe.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING. , the
Arrivals.—Union, Surfleur, from Bengtut,,giiienl
sailedDm oitwehn2esl,9l
ts,ha
Harvey,iJl eudnle,lt t
nJfiruoenre,2s9Citnhagpselpi
101:8,et,hc
aSipneep t• ; Down"'
the t.
St. Helena sth Oct ; Lord Keane,-' -RnbleGrttl"' Sfernili
Ceylon, in the. Downs,. sailed 12th J St. liele
Bth Sept.; Hebe, Younger, from June, in the
Downs, sailed 6th July, Cape 18th Sept. Sept.
Arrivals at Singapore—Fort William, gogg, fro
8, from Bombay ; Anthony, Anderson, 9"11,-,' rep-
Liverpool, and sailed 13th to China; Conrad, ‘Alica-
lbell, 10th, from Bally.; Champion, from I'l°l oiled
and; Minerva, Brown, 11th, from renang, an
nd
12th to China; Hero, Fowler, from Calcutta, 5 r
sailed 12th to China ; Buckinghamshire, M`rjegehr;
11th, from Madras, and sailed 13th to China; • lath,
Moore, Withycombe, from Bomb HimalaYa' `l:sy •
from Madras; George Ann, Strong,ay; from 13°111.:
Siam, 14th, from Madras • Psyche, 15th, fr°°_,l,,n "l
s';
Ariel, from Calcutta; Kestrel, 16th, from
em,
Jessore, 17th, from New York ; Moulmein, 001,
M'Vicar, Friends, and Elizabeth, 11th, fr°l'''',„hay
cutta ; Hebrides, previous to 20th, from 13
A °
lalacca, Stremer, from Calcutta. d SePt•
Departures from Singapore—Lord Aucklar"Aferf
6, to Calcutta; Cynosure, 10th, to Liverpool ;(4,•ea;
Charlotte, Weber, to —; Juliana, 11th, t° 1-401 t
London, Gibson Lloyd's, Green, 11th, Sarni' to
ford, Wallace, 12th, all to London. Colonist, 2th:e.9
China; George Henrick, 14th, to 'Manilla ;
Royal, 14th, to Batavia • Esmeralda, to Cbir, ;„0.0-yth.•
Bown, to Rangoon; drient, to Manilla; London;
land, 17th, to Sydney ; John Dugdale, 1-An
Actress, Inarke, 19th, to Penang.'
In the Roads, Sept. 20.—Princess Charlotte, C inn,
line, Palatine, Malcolm, lona, Scotland, Frall,cires°,iley,
Mary Buttner, Christina, Rockliffe, Henri
Donna Carmelita, Royalist.
residing
Mr. William Broder, a gentleman
iGranville; place,frGoirnantviilele-Rsqeuva. r3eir.recGetiiivneldu: licitoitieenrad:
Catholic curate in the King's county in Ire ',jog
stating that lie was authorised by a poor lil:°4.lltiier
man, who had been employed by Mr. 13roclert,' vivo
more than thirty years ago, to say that he, w","A the
other labourers, had, about that time, embezzle,. he
sum of 301. whilst in his employment, and tatetter
was now desirous of making restitution. Mr. •r 5/,
replied, and the Rev. Gentleman transmitted bfill
being the first instalment of the restitution, nec°-.;
panied with a hope that Mr. Broder would forgo'
him for the injustice done to his father. 'The
ssionWl
was obtained through the medium of the confe_,o •

- - -
On the 16th of Octoberß,lllT
at Bombay,il the lady of StePbe4l
Babington, s
E 5., Civil Service, of a dauhtr.
On the 23d inst., at Wimbledon-commgon,e the lady of MAW
Oliphant, of a daughter.
On the 23d inst., at Theobalds-park, Herts, the lady of R•
Arabin, Esq., of Beech-hill-park, Essex. of a son• aof
On the 24th inst., at the Glove. Kentish-town,
their...
George Hodgkinson, Esq , of a daughter.
On the 23d inst., at Denmark. hill, the wife of
W. IL Ellis'
Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIED. 11" hard
On the 23d inst., at Croydon Church,
Surrey —,
Oxford, lc
Neate Duguid Brown, Esq., Hon•
son of the late Colonel Alexander Brown, of the
India Company's Service,to Mary Jane LindsaYl
f .
Ralph Lindsay, Esq., F. SA., of the Biggin Lodge, Nortvo.
Surrey.
nAn
its
tSe tr.
ofG tehoergEe
i s cCoapn:lberwe! Chapel,l
Ann, eldest daughter of Lieutenant Michael Fitton, 11..0., °
the Royal Hovital, Greenwich. the
peeßkehva.mll, esnuryrrlkefye,l.vsoillL,!o;
DIED ear
On the 23d inst., at Sloperton Cottage, near Dente:cute.
a lingering illnes. brought on by the climate, aged 19, "1
nant John Russell Moore, of the 25th Bengal Native WWI*
On the 20th inst at Dunkirk, Thomas Brook Binfilelt
Esq., formerly of the 'Hon. Company's Artillery.
y, Je`."„04.11
On the 21st inst., at Berwick Lodge, Beaut
Osborne, Esq., of Bristol, solicitor. We- b
On the 23d inst., at 11Iyddelton-square, Me. R. 14
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