The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-09 00:00:00

MARKET INTELLIGEN CE.

( From Me London New Price Current of November 8.)
SUGAR.—To-day the market for West India Mus-
covado Sugar was firm ; colory descriptions were taken
readily by the Grocers at prices fully equal to those of
Friday, indeed the supply falls short of the demand.
This afternoon a public sale of 93 hhds 7 tres Barbadoes
went off steadily at full rates ; good yellow at 67s to
68e 6d, mid 64a to 665, and low 62s to 63s Gd per cwt.
REFINED.—To-day prices improved for Bonded
Crushed Sugar, at 25s 3d to 25s 6d per cwt. Loaves met
with ready purchasers; 10 lbs and 14 lbs at 30s 6d to 31s
per cwt. ✓Refined goods were less in request for home-
use, but prices were sustained, and the supply is but
moderate. Refilled Sugar is cheaper in proportion to
the raw article. In other articles theire is no variation.

MAURITIUS.—This afternoon there was no public
sale, but privately yellow sorts were sought after, and 61s
64 paid for a parcel of middling dingy yellow.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the demand for Bengal
was good, and 3,000 bags at public sale were sold at full
rates, fine white at 70s, good 68s 6d to 695, mid 64s 6d
to 65s 6d, good yellow 63s 6d to 645, mid 62s to 635, and
good mid I)obah 67s to 67s 6d per cwt.
Prices for Bengal Sugar are much the same as those
current of last month, but bright strong yellow and good
white are 2s to 3s higher.
FOREIGN.—To-day all descriptionS of Foreign were
sought after, and the rates paid were rather above those
of Friday ; the transactions in yellow Havannah in-
cluding the parcels disposed of yesterday amounted to
1,400 chests at 20s to 21s for mid and good, and a float-
ing cargo of 2,000 boxes fine, for Holland, at 21s 6d per
cwt. Of Bahia some parcels were sold at 16s to 17s for
ord to good.
MOLASSES.—The demand has been brisk for West
India Molasses. Antigua, fine at 30s to 31s ; St. Vin-
cents, good 28s ; Demerara, ord 26s to 26s 6d ; Mont-
serrat 27s to 28s 6d per cwt ; fine Dominica Cane Juice
at 36s per cwt. Bengal Syrup at 24s to 275. Foreign
Molasses at 7s to 8s per cwt.
COCOA.—Although prices rule unusually low for West
India, still the trade have operated with much caution
by private contract, Trinidad at 33s to 33s 6d for mid
Bed. Foreign has sustained the former value.

CoFFEE.--40-day there was a better demand for Coffee
from the home- trade, and holders were less desirous to
press sales. Padang at 27s 6d for good ord ; Porto
Rico at 40s for fine ord mixed ; Rio at 31s to 33s 6d for
good and fine ord, damaged 27s to 3ls 6d, sound mid
colory 70s 6d ; Ceylon. fine ord colory at 66s 6d to 675,
fine ord pale 63s to 63-; 6d, country damaged 60s 6d to
63s ; Triage, 23s 6d to 24s 6d ; Mocha sold at 76s 6d to
77s for geod mid brownish.
TEA.—To.day holders of Tea were not disposed to
submit to any further decline in prices ; but the trade
purchased with much caution ; common sound Congou
cannot generally he had under is 7d per lb. cash.
The news from China has produced no effect on the
market one way or the other.
SPloES.—Cassia Lignea has been in brisk request pri-
vately at advanced rates. Pepper is firm in price and in
fair request. Pimento is in good request and prices firm.
Ginger is firm in price and in fair request. For Cloves
full prices have been given. Nutmegs have been more
in demand. Mace is unaltered in value. This afternoon
12 pkgs Nutmegs and 2 chests Mace were offered at auc-
tion ; the former sold at 6s to 6s 2d for good, and the
latter at 3s to 5s fur mid to good brown Singapore.
RUM, BRANDY, AND 1-IOLLANDS.—IIOICIeTS of Jamaica
Rum are not disposed to press sales at existing low
eates, and former prices have been sustained ; middling
and good quality 30 to 35 per cent, overproof at 3s id to
3s sd, and better quality at 3s 6d to 3s 9d per gallon.
For Leewards prices are firm ; proof of common quality
Is 9d, good brown is 10d per gal. Demerara 2s 9d to 3sli.
Calcutta at is 4d to is 8d with, and at is 3id to is 4d
without certificate. Brandy has been in brisk request,
Cognac, best brands, of the vintage of 1839 has been sel-
ling at 4s 6d for hhds and 4s 4d for puns, 1840 hhds
4s 2d, puns 4s, and 1841 hhds 3s 10d, puns 3s 8d per gal-
lon ; Geneva at is 9d for common, and fine for home use
at 2s 6d to 2s 8d ; English Corn Spirits at 9s 8d per gal-
lon, cash.

lUm—Prices for Bengal have again slightly given
way ; low white lOs to lOs 3d, mid lOs 6d, good mid and
good lOs 9d to lis 3d, and fine Ils 6d per cwt. Java
has moved off slowly ; holders have obtained former rates
for small parcels. Carolina at 26s to 30s, and Patna at
15s to 21s per cwt. This afternoon Bengal sold at 9s
for small broken white.

SALTPETRE.—This afternoon Rough was sought after,
and 231 bags Bengal at auction were readily disposed of
at stiffer rates ; common grey, si per cent. refraction,
fetching 295, and sugar, damaged, 23s per cwt. The
stock is nearly all in the hands of two firms.
TOBACCO.—Throughout the month a steady demand
for Virginia leaf has taken place, both for export and
for manufacturing purposes ; for the former about
260 hhds sold, principally of good and fine qua-
lity, at from qd to sfd per Ib, and a few com-
mon at 2id per lb ; for Ireland about 130 hhds at from
34d to 5d per lb ; and for the home trade about 250 hhds
at from Sid to 51d. Stript Leaf has been in steady
demand, at from sfd to 7d, for a few of new selected as
high as 7fd to 70. In Kentucky leaf much business
has been done ; in all about 2,000 hhds sold, a propor-
tion of which are for re-sale, the price paid re-
ported to be about 2d per lb ; about 400 hhds for
export at from 2i-cl to 4d per lb ; the remainder for
home use at from 3id to Old : the late importations
which have been sampled, turned out of fine strong qua-
lity and in very good condition, but very few of a
silky free, or with much nature or pliability : no cargoes
offering or expected. About COO hhds stript leaf have
been taken by the home trade, mostly of the late
importation, at from 4id to 7ci, which have turned out
of a good strong quality. In Maryland but little done.
Negrohead, common 2d to 3d, mid to good 4d to 5d ;
for the finest brands 7d to Bd. Such qualities of Havannah
and Cuba, Columbian leaf and roll, St. Domingo, as suit
for our home purpose meet with a steady sale at former
price. Fer export little done, the holders demanding

more than buyers can afford. Segars, good qualities and
sizes meet with a ready sale for home tracle at full piss,
and common in good demand for export at from to
5s per lb.
INDIGO.—This afternoon East India Indigo was much
inquired for, and towards the close of the market Ben'
ual could not be purchased under an advance on last quar-
terly sales rates of Gd, and other sorts were held for 4d
per lb advance. The purchases since the arrival of the
mail amount to 700 chestz.
Oms.—Prices are firm for common descriptions of
Fish Oils, and the home trade have been purchaser!
to a fair extent, paying 351 for Cod, Oa
421 10s to 431 for Pale Seal ; at auction 68 tuns
Southern went at 38/ 5s to 421 for ordinary to fine ale.
Southern
Sperm, fine British at 181 15s to 821 per tun ; Linseed
Oil, at 32s 9d to 33s on the spot. Rape, Pale at 43s 3!!
to 43s Gd, and brown 42s 3d to 42s 6d per cwt. Olive 011
at 541 for Gallipoli, 501 to 51l for Spanish, and 491 tot
49/ 10, for Barbary. Cocoa Nut Oil firm ; ceylon 1
38s Gd to 39s 6d for common to good. By private coo'
tract 40s to 41s paid for fine. Palm at 305 to 315 for
good and fine, and 28s to 29s 6d for low and middling
quality.
TALLOW.—To-day the market presented a: tranquil
.Y.
acpapnedalreanceen,
the
ed
spotlow lower
selling
were accepted ; d
3d to 485
new, and 48s 6d to 48s. 9d for
at 48s
for peter"hr
spring months. The shipments from St.
burgh being larger than was expected, OgeS •ect
with the weather b • being* mild, tends rests'
veers'
bu • in •
mess this market. The export from St. - ;
burgh has been 109,000 casks, against 128,000 in l'"
137,800 in 1840, 149,200 in 1839 d 1 2.'0 casks I
, an 14 Dal
1838. For • •
Tallow are declared. delivery in

COUNTRY CORN 111ARKE.
rte,
.......-.*" Wheat. Barley. Oau. Bean&
....—...---- to I.
• ....,
'Per Quarter.: s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. s.
t „.... -- ...
"Carlisle 6B 31 23 46 ...
..- ~..
Hexham 44 72 36 38 .3 28 --- 42 .-- ..
51orpeth
...
Penrith - 43 •-•
Sheffield
W inchester ,52 56 27 30 20 26 35, , Lit 0
Per Bushel. , s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s. d. s.d. S. Ii- i 0 0 . pa
Carmarthen 6:3 7 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 9 5 6 539 0 0
Cowbridge 7 6 8 0 3 6 4 6 2 9 3 0 5 0 6 0 u.
Swansea
Per 8011. a 0
6 il 0,-,• O.
Barnardcastle 13 0166 II 9 90 4 0 74 9 9dr . 00
Durham ,120 13 0 00 80 59 69 00 ,i 0 0.. 00
Richmond 136 15 6 96 Id 0 6U II 010 0 , 6 0 •
Stockton
HADDINGrON CORN 111ARKES Tivoli
I I
Wheat. Barley. Oats. iße ..,§ 'O5 od
First 574 Od Es 6d 21s 04 1 34, ty. ,18 m

• ....".
HADDINGI'ON CORN MARKe..• /VI
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Be ..,§ ' sii od
First s7s Od Es 6d 21s 04 34, Od i5l 04
Secondk 4... Od 263 64 las 51 22, Od ~.‘,.
Third 3os 64 19. Od 151 Od 261 Od
Average 24 cr. 101. 8.1910i* a
.
GLASGOW CORN MARKET. f..' 117
WI ea', per 2401 b. s. d. s. d. Oats, per 1'64 Nis 0 l jog
English.......
1$ 6
Scottish lB 0 23 C British ............. :;gh,. lit;
Irish ... ..... 19 0 21 0 Beans, per Yu1."1.1 0 El 0
22 0 to 24 0
1r..h11•
Foreign
Barley, per 3201 b. Scottish .. . ... , .•.••" 0 2 r 76
English 22 0 Mio Pease,Scottish ...... )5 0 410
Scottish
190
2110 Oatmeal, Z 1.-.91b' 311/ 0
Irish l7 0 13 0 Flour per l'••••••
DA LKEITH CORN MARKET. I yrs%
WhFirst .. . ... ... Meet. B3ahrteody. I
2Clisat4si. ?eve. O6. 04
34
36'
°d
1 641
Second 5l. Od 26s Ud 1 las 04 ,Od gli
I
third
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET.
Per Sack of 2101bs.
First Oatmeal .......£1 19 Q FirsPteOaSt r
Second Ditto. 1 0 0 Second ditt0......... 0 1
Barleproal
.. 1 Y
Peasemeal 1 6 0 Peasomeal ......... ....
Pot Barley from 2Us. to 335. per sack.
_.
tmoneeato ...1..411,...4.:

MAINZER'S " MUSICAL lop
a newspaper, be it metropolitan, be it Pr°llBSiar
person often meets with paragraphs, headed, ,ftioes
ing for the Million?' How many " of lost
this simple expression has been printed within ,„ides,
ides,
three or four months, we can form no adequaw_nast
but that it has been printed millions of ti03e5.706
be doubted. Most of our readers will assoc/e
idea with the name of Mr. Joseph Maillier'ootol,
gentleman has a musical reputation, and has "ere
himself for some time past in a laudable and
manner to create a taste for music among the -051
We are told that he has been eminently suing
and we rejoice to believe it. There is sonlewio'
sweet, so soothing, in music; it.; tendencies tlo_,
refining, so ethereal, so spiritual, so hurnall's7/;ce
we cannot but wish that a taste for the s„,eiflat
sweet sounds were as prevalent as is the craw
which such a taste might be engrafted. ol 001
,0
opinion, we like to see such a periodical as the ether
Times—the organ of Mr. Mainzer, and the 01;0
through which, to the reading world, he enfeioses,.i:
object of his chosen mission. The Musicti`ii
published every alternate week, and is we
the attention of amateurs.—Bradford Obsert r.
f
POISONING WITH PRUSSIC ACID. OD S°lll,(!ittreetin
Wakley held an inquest at the Georgetnr°°d °qui-
Holborn, on the body of John Taylor, Dit,tr"
years and a half. Mary Taylor, of No- tar
Saffron-hill, said she was the mother I"' lot she
ceased child, and that on Friday mortlitlicor, She
found him in what she thought a fit on thepGrevihr
immediately took him to the Free Hospital, IV"
street, but he died before she reached there'votnee_A
roner—How do you account for the fit ? ' -01
There were some phials on a shelf in the roo
the child cried for one of them to play w th. .
him one with a cork in it, and which I thougares
empty. The child bad it but for tvvo or tudd,
minutes, when a daughter of mine, twelve yearso the
called my attention to her brother, who was °little,
floor with his eyes fixed. On questioning IVA sua
girl, she told me she took the cork out of the PllaW/1
that deceased drank a portion of something that Obit
it. A Mr. Vinn, teacher of languages, was in w„-,We
of coming to thy house, and leaving phialsFtbela'
mantel-shelf. The phial in question was olle„°
Mr. T. W. Harle, one of the surgeons to the ur_A ylO
street Free Hospital, said that when decqpilis
brought to him he was quite dead. The pug' ,the
eye were dilated, the muscles relaxed, sn" .c acl
black. The mouth emitted the odour of prussic( tilt
Mr. B. Walker, one of the medical offie,ere,. Vl°
Marlborough-street Dispensary, said, I' ei.f
ther books
was in the habit of getting medicine
cording to a prescription entered in the Frei
by a predecessor of witness's. The ell 0
scribed thirty-two drops of prussic acibout
which Mr. Vinn asked for and obtained
thug
week ago. No label was put on the phial te, 0:
tained it. Mr. Vinn was in the habit of Wooer)
usually large doses of prussic acid. The CV .°
des4llo
is monstrously imprudent to send out such 33; tirli
poison as prussic acid without a label indicat-
it was poison. A Juror—ls there no law t°6 10,1°
medical men to do so ? Coroner—There is 3 tholllro
compel a chemist to label a deleterious drug,verao
he should send out a hundred weight of it.
—Accidental death. Ircolaf
THE COURTS OF APPEAL AGAINST T.-u--n
,jobrilliisoo
TAX FOR THE CITY OF LONDON.—The opt
he assessment for the Income and Properli,e of
persons in the City of London are expected t° for of
numerous and protracted. The first Court 6th
above purpose will be held on Monday, the!, core:
December, at the office in Basinghall-stlv7itilollis"
mencing with the ward of Aldersgste.
Should any defaulter remain after the abuYerecovoi
the following notice will be issued for the Lions do
of the same :—" In pursuance of the dilde .0
the Acts of Parliament in this behalf insuro' ea 10
hereby give you notice that you are re(fistrictie
a schedule to the Commissioners .of this'd 11011:
a defaulter for non-payment, after derpor 18,11
of the undermentioned duties for the Yt the
ended the sth of April, 1843 ; and thit,ife t„Yli
Commissioners have directed me te,„:01111.4
further notice, that they require me 'lie- rajt
to collect the said arrears, and, in cases Orateso
be necessary, to make use of my war'lo rj"
re-
forcing the same ; and that if the duties to the
recovered the schedule will be returned gibes
ceiving-officer, and by him certified into Der
409", 10
?al
Court of Exchequer, and process will i3suelcosts
for the recovery of the said duties, with °la"
expenses attending the same. Coll°
BIRTHS.
On the sth inst., Mrs. William Lane, QV"' 13rg eat
e Russell-square. a son. 114 J.
On the 6th inst., at King's-parade, Chelaeat -
Le tb'
•
of a
On the dahter, still-born. fCa sh°ll
7th inst., at Woolwich, the lad,'
bridge, Royal Artillery, of a daughter, which li'
A Yes
lir
period.
On the Bth inst., at James-place, Harley
hall, Mrs. Thomas Austin, of a son.
votl
MARRIED. e'ek 131"hPer
On the 27th ult., at Munden, Hanover, Fr.l-;12
Neydock, of Bamberg, Bavaria, to Oetaeia oar' tbgll'
e Soo t§444
the late Quarles Harris, Esq., of Bourne-gr°l-'g therThr
On tee sth inst., at Chesham Bucks, John -"unser a' "giVlr
of Milk Hall, to Sarah Ann Pellatt,' fourth &IV- of her
Pellatt, Esq., of Thorne House, late Store-keeper
pool
jesty's Ordnance, Weedon. gene, hter
Oo the Bth inst., at St. James's Church, oil% 01, dad
oPfu foohrnd ,BSnurrbbi
di tgoen:
Esq.,hill Koifnismt oarti,,o LA, Elisabeth,
anta. ° p
At St. Peter's Dublin, the Rev. Francis jobs oll•
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of the late Rev. Job
DIED.
On Sunday morning, the 6th in after I 41"-t21111:14
William Greathead Lewis, aged 52, who for ow',
gad lest
connected with the London press. in the., ;cm
On the Bth inst., at No. 3, Euston-square,
of her P'sk,
of his age, Charles Dirck Wittenoom. Esq., 0"
Messengers for the East India Mails. I guneeSt°°'
On the 27th June, at Tamar Cottage, ''"". opy
Diemen's Land, Emily, the wife of Mr. Georg
Cap
vs
In September, at Manoors, Point, Borabtie t. .floot•
Elias Sawbridge, of her Majesty's 28th Regi Jones P
On tho 4th inst., the Rev. Thomas
trrate on toe --
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thel6 hl2Stehptßemegbiemre,
Regiment
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West and South Hanningfield, Essex, Magi'
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ford bench. fi)u
On the 4th inst., at Sidinouth,Sarah Lou
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teroonf Dthre.
4Ptharirnys,to.f
iSnucoommkecihroltyl,,Bsatth..n.incr.ssian_reoacd:t3yl.,
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Shirt, wife of Mr. Shirt, formerly of Minciof
of Bishop g
On the 4th inst., Sir. Edward Hodiofl, I le
Dr.
c _oaf
street Within.
On the sth inst., at Torquay, Kirkman
cis north, "-
PrOebnenthdearystohf iwnseta.t,rnaitnstoru,rangeemdomut.h, theGartraeivo'er,
On the 7th inst., at St. Ann's-hill, Wan
relict of Mr Owen Corthorn, aged 89.

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