The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-29 00:00:00

rWHITECHiPEL.

The supply of Hay and Clover was plentiful, the trade good
for all descriptions, and prices steady. Of Straw the supply
middling, with a very fair demand at the present quotations.
Clover, 2/. 10s. to 5/. 10s. ; Hay, 2/. ss. to 41. 4s. ; Straw,
1/. I 2s. to I!. I6s.
( Front the London New Price Current of June 28.)
SUG R.—There having been several arrivals of British
Plantation Sugar, hr.ve caused the trade to come forward less
freely, and since our last report there has been only a limited
demand for either grocery or refining purposes ; importers have
not been so firm, and the prices accepted on Friday were
generally 6d. per cwt. lower.
To-day the market. for West India Museovadoes Sugar was
in a tranquil state, the large arrivals causing the trade to
come torvvard with caution, and for either brown, yellow, or
grey descriptions the demand was limited, and those parties
that were disposed to sell were compelled to submit to a reduc-
tion on Ft iday's rates of 6d per cwt. The private purchar•es
amounted to only 300 hhds and tr‘s, and the market cluseu
heavily; blown West India we quote 58s to 61s 6d, mitt )chow
02s to 645, good and fine 64s lid to 68s per cwt.
At a public sale of 147 hhtts new Barbatioes tos.'av, the
bidthrws were languid, and prices declined 6d, and in some
cases la; the whole however was disposed of, fine yellow at
67s to 67s 6d, good 65s to 665, good mid 64s to 64s tid; mid 63s
6‘l to 645, and low 61s 6tl per cwt.
REftriEn.--7Sinee Tuesday last there has been less activity

in the Refined Sugar market, still a fair busines.s has been
transacted for home consumption.
To-day the home trade operated with much caution in re-
fined goods, and prices declined--standard lumps at 82s, and
brown grocery lumps 81s to 81s 6d per cwt. Treacle null of
ale at 26s to 31s. Bastards and pieces, however, have been
in good request at former rates. Bonded crushed Sugar in
good request at '26s 3d per cwt.
Ma uarrlus—This afternoon the trade operated with cau-
tion, and at a public sale of 7,996 bags 32 casks the biddings
were languid, and prices declined Is per cwt., the principal
pat t, however, found buyers, viz. fine bright yellow at 66s 6it
to 67s 6d, good 63s to 65s 6d, middling 60s to 62s 6d,
low 59s to 59s 6d fine brown s's 6d. good 5.75,
middling 54s 6d, and low 52s 6d to 53s per cwt.
EAST INDlA.—Prices have been sustained for Bengal Sugar,
and a good demand has preva led for all descriptions. Th, re
has been an increased demand for Siam, but no improvement
has taken place in prices. Java ful. rates. Cochin China at
1.5 s Gd to 18s per cwt. This afternoon, for Bengal, former
rates were not sustained ; at auction 290 bags went at 67s to
67s 6d for good dry white, being Is lever.
FOKEIGIC.—For yellow Eavannah there has been a brisk de-
mand, and the transactions have been on a larger scale than
have been the ease for a lo,ag period; the better descriptions
have brought rather higher prices, but common kinds remain
at previous rates. Brazil has been in improved request, and
the prices paid are rather higher.
To-day there was no public sale, but privately a fair amount
of business was transacted; mid to fine yellow Havannah
fetched 18s to 20s per oat. The accounts from Cuba quote
prices of Sugar at 6s. to 8s per 100 lbs, even at which low
rates few purchasers were to be met with.
MOLASSES.--Prices are firm for West India, and good and
fine qualities have been much sought after. St. Lucia very
fine 26s to 26s Gd, Antigua 29s to 30s, Barbadoes 31s, St.
Kitts good fair 255. Bengal Syrup is wanted at 19s Gd to 2.35,
Foreign Molasses 7s to 7s.bd per cwt.
COFFEE.—For West India Coffee the demand has been good
Since Tuesday last, and very full rates have been paid for all

clean descriptions. This afternoon the home consumption alai.,
ket was less active, and little business was done privately ;
quote com Ceylon at 755, good ordinary 75s Gd to 76s per ce. t,
at
auction 20 mks Jamaica, 44 mks 7 brls 9 puns Berbice, 1,17
bags East India, 1,005 bags Dutch East India Company's
Java, 232 bags Singapore ditto ; Jamaica ,wit at steady: sate%
mid fetched I 12s to 112 s 6d ; Beal. to was all taken in an
withdrawn, low middling unclean at 70s ; East India fetche •
full rates, fine ordinary yellow Singapore Java at 47s
to 48s, good 43s to 46s 6d ; Samarang good ordinary
ate 445; Padang good ordinary 31s to 315 6d,
Cbut
ompany's Java Went Is lower, good ordinary pale at 4756 d la
48s, fine ordinary 49s 6d to 51s, sea damaged 42s to 44s per
cwt. Holders of Foreign are firm, and supply the market spa'
ringly ; by private contract a fair business was transacted to-eajl
at 34s to 35s for good ordinary St. Domingo, and ord to gOOO
ord Rio 33s to 35s per cwt. None was offered at auction.
TEA.—lmporters of Tea have evinced much firinness, a
aA
nd
still refrain from offering any at auction ; there has been
increased desire on the part of the trade to purchase, and price§
have further advanced 1,4 d, snaking the rise since the last OW
tions 3d per lb.
To-day several purchases were made in Tea, and moo
business would have been transacted if the market bad keent
better supplied—good common useful Congou cash sold
Is 9d to Is. 90, common is Sid, fair TwaLkay Is Bd, con"
mon Is 7hd, aud Company's Congou 1d per lb. old
Rum, -BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.— 9
For Leeward m
Rum, holders are not so firm, and have taken 2s Id to Ss $ll
per gallon for proof. Jamaica has sustained previous ran
Calcutta Rum at Is. 6d to is 7d subject '
to the high, ~and sca
Is 8d to Is lld at the low duty. Brandy at steady rates' tAt ~s
first brands of the vintage of 1837, hhds 5s 2d, punsso;
hhds ss, puns 4s 10d ; 1839, hhds 4s sd, puns 44 3d ;
gallon 1 puns 3s 9d ; 1841, hhds 35puns 3.3
gn Geneva for shipping at Is lld to 2s. British C° I.

Spirits at ls cash. •
To-day in O
the Rum market, prices are still on the cliasid
Proof Leewards 2s to 2s 2d, Calcutta at the high duty is
to Is 6d, and with certificate Is 8d to is 10d per gallod• , for,
RICE.—In Bengal holders are firm, and have obtainseboul
mer rates ; lOs 6d for good mid white ; privately fine oof
white has realized Ils, good middling and good lOs 61 Li,.,,,
9d, low to mid 93 to 103 3d, and yellow 83 to 91 per cwt. Ajs;;;t,
low white at 9s, middling tnd good 9s 3d to lOs 64 el. 26,
Carolina, first sort, at 30s, second do 28s, and infector
per cwt.
OxLs.—We have to report a firm market for all defei'iPtutn;
of Lommon Fish Oils • Southern at an advance of 10sPer,itios,
fine bale quality fetched 321 15s to 331 15s, good 321 3fhiack
mid 311 to 311 10s, common dark 29. 5s to 301 10s• se'Ll
28t 103 per tun. Cod Oil 31/ lOs to 321 per tun. Pale -,564
37/ lOs to 38/, yellow and straw colour it 321 10Li
pill
and brown 311 to 32/ per tun. For arrival new pa 'a ."`"Zrertit
r 341 for large pareels ; there A ere no sellers uni'er 341 lOs'ilseetl
at 78/ to 791 for fine sort ; 79/10 801 for fine British. l'ati,lB
Oil at 32s 3d per cwt. Rape : brown at 453 6d to 465• se rtilt
46s 3d to 46s 6d per cwt. Olive Oil : Gallipoli at b9l, Spsl6l,
541 to 541 10s, add Barbary 521 to 531 per tun. Ptle per
sort at 32l
Ito 321 15s, inferior and mid 291 lOs to 311. '—
tun. Cocoa Nut Oil at 40s to 40s 6d per cwt. teal
TALLow.—For Russian Tallow the market has pee veil
heavy appearance, and on tho spot the demand has been
litniied; the trade have been compelied to pay 48s to 48'
cwt for imall parcels of P. Y. Candle. For delivery 49e,.., tha
required for the last three months, and 49s 9d to 50s "'"t 461
the early part of 1843. South American good fair colour sort
94 to 475. mid and fair 45s 3d a 46s 64, dal k 45s a 45$ 3a;n,
and soft 42s 64 a 43s 9d, grease 411 s 6d to 42s 3d, black T.
and scrapings 22s per cwt. Town Tallow at 46s nett Cif idler
To-day there was no change in the prices of P. V. Olt
but the market WES in a dull state. Further parcels of
„A ler
America have been received; 400 packages are declam"
sale on Friday.
NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE,
White,
Red.
,
Wheat, Northumberland....,. Sits. t6s ....... 605. 6.,„1';
Norfolk and Suffolk
-- Berwick and Scotch
.
Foreign 6os 6Cs 00."
Rye, Noilolk and Suffolk 303.32s
-- Foreign
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk... 29a. 30s
Grinding and Feeding
Malt, Noriolk and Suffolk s2e. bes
.....
Beaus, Small •30s 3t
Tick 388.4 •5.......
Pease, -White sits. 4.s ....... --•••"7"
Gray 31s. 31Is .......
Oats. Northumberland, Potatoe
Feed ltis. ...... ---5.
20s. t.s2s ....... 7,-
4:ls. 4-s
MARKET. ogto
Oats ... ......
Pease, Gray so

Foreign
Flour (per back)
CHELMSFOII
Wheat, White 55 to 701
Red

. - ---
Barley
Chevalier 'l2 3.1 Beans, Tick ................ ; 0
Grinding •'I 21 Mangan. ........•*,
HADDINGfON CORN MARKET. reit*
Wheat. ' u.rley. 1 Oats. IS c... i !
71. Od 35s id 26, 8d 401 Od - 04 .
13. tid 32s od ; 25e tid 35, Od I --. 04
4
50s Od '29. Od 1 2H Od .-3s Od
.1., fetagt, , 34 4,3,1 4 121111.
Si'
GLASGOW CORN Mill K ET. s d• 51°
Wleat, per 2401 b. e. a. s.d. Oa' s, per ...i 41b. ;. otO ii
English
15 w i
Sct.ttisn
Irish ..
Foreign
Bade), pet :;201b. Scottish • 5.2 o 0
English 24 0 26 0 Pease,Scottish ..••• 7 0 'AI
u(I Liti 0 Englislei'."' l'er 2°llll
u 9,
010.
Scottish :1 6 2. 0 Oatmeal, per If.olb. ,-1., 0 a'
Irish
DALKEITH CORN MARKET.
i Wheat. Parley. i Oats. VeW,e•
First I 62s Ou „,
33; Co 28,. 86 38; 0.1 1 rig t. ,)
Second s9s Od?Is Od 2-1, 1W .7sOd I :40 04 ,
I third
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET.
Per Sack of 2 ..i lbs. ler Stone of I.llb. g 4 ~
First Oatmeal .......£2 0 0 First Oatmeal.. 400 2U.
I 1
Second Ditto
Bar.eyn.eal
Peasemeal ..
Pot Barley from 3Cs. to Its. per sack. r'

Fir t
Secondl

HAMBURG MARKETS. 10
Cik:Al. l.O
Wheat. Mai ka 420 to 492 Barley, Mecklenburg-H.O so
----: Mat..deburit - Alagtieburgb••• Iv 10,
--- Annan, woo e 49s to . 16 -- -- - Holstein ........ :65 ca
--- Ted .., ::.1)6 to !,011--... Odl.`lbrliCk ...... 160 tly
-- Brut., iek .0.0 to 41Unts, Eider
-- Meehlenburg .. 364 to 4,i, -- Mec.Zienburg ... ~,, to
-- l'olisl. ,6 to 54 • - HOlStvill ............ !,,Lf,
--- I iolo,,in -+ to .r:;s._ - Upland ............ H015tein............!
Ryt , :11erkleilliurg
r.liaks :.:52 01.6543e:ins gl 0
.-- Lli.,ing .nti Ku- Zook Wheat ............... /33 P
iii:,,thity 0. t.., _+3t• 3 apt...eeti, Hanover ... 1-1 p
——— Pumeranian
e rd
......... Allll t't
C, ,TTON. • ,
oil
~. lir". ~), ,j 1,,,,e, 7 i,o, p%i :',..arriihnn . ............... t. 4
~;'-. i,t ,(1;
'.. Nladras .
:,,,i ... ....... . ... 6 ~,,. 6i i Surat 4.
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Filo, White
Brown
Manilla. Brow

thu 11 ti'4.3 ount.: lig
Bahia, V WU: ..............
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iirowit .............. ..
Pernambuco, White ..:j
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Brown ..

COLONEL MONROE EDWARDS.—The great --
as he is called in the United States, a gentle°)h-01/.
known in Europe for the successful manner in WL-afill.„:
took Lord Althorp in, by presenting furred lette,.„3oel,4'
troduction, and who has fur some time been 1,,,""A 07,
his wits, was fund guilty of forgery at Nevi • 117
the 15th instant, after a trial of unparalleled lengt'pol
Court deferred passing sentence on him. In tbceielst
time Mr. Whiting, the District Attorney, has„ .0%15°
his intention to try Edwards upon all the rem
ndictments, now pending against him, and t°'
him upon them all, if he can procure convictions. re'.
AN EARLY AND A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST is mtlt
promised to us almost to a certainty. The prosrisoloi
operated most favourably in many places. 1n Itrbeeri !he
is described as a peace preserver. The fine area' sovor
the luxuriant vegetation, have done something Woo ,
et
the hunger, and assuage the sufferings of the PL on,
England. But they are so far gone that even the lr-Tbel,
of Providence can scarcely gladden their heart9'notbiljrg
will have little or no share in them. They have "
sbooed
wherewith to buy of the abundance which heaven 0
Ilers' yd
on the earth, all of which is appropriated by te,
they are shared out. The number of the destini. by Is
their destitution is increasing every day, so thalotif
time the harvest is ripened they will be utterlY i fit ts
of the means of purchasing any part of it, and be ca°s
sible that, while they are starving, food U 1)
dered as a mere drug by the farmers. the tie
to °f
COPENHAGEN, JUNE 18.—According - r,„41
organization of the army, the total amount in tiro? `,7" sralt;
fixed at 24,150 men, officers included, viz., 39(14.0 0160
289 engineers ; the horse guards, 494 ; six regilneebyttY"
goons, 3,462 ; infantry, 17 regiments and 3 Mar bei
15,906 ; foot guards, 590.
HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.--Arademo.9ellethe _
appeared on Monday night in a character new t 0 of 150
crede, lish public—Amenatde, in Voltaire's tragedi pot
crede, which was one of his later works, anZaii ber
duced till 1760. Rachel never played better t"-ttol
character last night—her proud voice broken 1)1. ref!
tenderness, and her working oat of various conflietiorit is he
wa=, throughout, admirably manaed. Nevertbelese;.t,
on the whole so great a triumph as her Marie Sotepi. ?;
Hermione. She was called for at the conclusion. 10,110'
played Tancrede, and Brevanne, Argire, the . 4110
A n-ienaide.
,rs
MADEMOISELLE OSTERGAARD'S .tv
lady's concert took place on Monday in Sackville-st`i;6l.l2,
nun-attendance of Madame Persiani was ceunterbllle .
extra display which Rubini made in consecluee 08010
Puzzi's peiforniance of his beautiful "Fr 13°7,1
greatly by its skill, and great applause was besti?w ounto
staudigl. Patrons and friends crowded the draWlDA.,oll3)td
IIAmBITRGii, JUNE 21.—The Relief ‘.71041.1,:e0
appointed by the Senate published on the 18th 1h'3.0• the
contributors receiv' d by it, which up to the 0%1 beepts
ing, amounted in all to about three millions of Oer, i. r.
ELAUDIZATE ASTRONOMICAL CLOCILS•-roo• 0:401101
of 82, Strand, having had the distinguished sletscoll,,s'
eructing, by command of the Emperor of RU. ,
mical clocks, invites a public inspection of the".
their departure.

;a, 2h to 2%

eet
BIRTHS.
On the 21st of April, at Pernambuco, the Lull c" "'ell.;
digs4b•-- IV
Cow per, Esq., her Britai.nic Majesty's Consul, of atbe 0
On the 21st inst., at Limehouse, the lady 4 ,00
Rawlii.s, of a daughter. .„, 110°4
_,,
On the 21st inst., at College House, 11--- irsgooo;_,op-
ladlyjnofthAess2is2tda tit:,
-s
tC. °,
ma
tmßi srsoaork‘
Db Llegi
Smith, Esq., of a son. • Mrs. J°se• of
On the '4th inst-., at Upper Tooting,
Goodhart, of a daughter. Mai 1 lAn.
'caGndeen,eral Mylre*,- of sop'
of _
On the 24th inst., at Pimlico, the lady of •-•-•°1. Y'
f IV'
the Madras Army, oi a son.ifo o
On the 26th inst., in the Clapharn-road, that
Bishop, Esq., of a daughter. , Pl'
MARRIED. tbe,,ity
On the 25th inst., at St. Mary's, Brvanston-srlul of ,r„,l
and Rev. George Gustavus ChetwyndeTalbot,
,ltf't to 9110 r
Hants, the 114
ingtun, Glouci-stershire, fourth son of tad lair 610°-
Sarah. second daughter of Henry Elvress Esql °.
in the same county. k iii
or ' 1,
DIED. 01'04 re
On the 26th inst., at Connaught place West,
_air yice
hiso6n6tthhey2e2a,ri,inHstu.g,hjoJnoansesß,
iEnsqns,,RoafgL.,aorfklisiviel,:seur
caw Vorth
.
banker.
Place'
Brixton, Surrey. , a ttrite.
On the 25th inst., Jane L. Antt, of 11 e--b°
Pimlico.
On the 26th inst.. in Great Portland-street, G. J;9°,4k.i°',LE:
f South-Plate
git
On the 26th ' • inst., John Corpe, Esq , ° ae• 1
On the 25th inst , at Reading, I:rederic Clark,
i,laee, '"•
nington-common, aged 84. e night 12'00
On the 26th inst., in Bedford-square, the
Court °f
Joseph Littledale, late one of the Judges of the
~..,,, i
Bench, aged 75. _ ~,,1140, us,
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