The Sun. — 1852-01-10 (London, England)

TURKEY. active demand; South Anaerican meeting ready sale at h t Id ' 1 an extent ta. wou enab eus to compete with tee e -• I, -•- • -r-scoe. and R. fine crudity 34 to 33 per cent over proot is offered im 50, . i , • .- . • e ant 60 3 mule twist are in requesehind rather diffith r machine-making countries. to render the Board of Customs more in accord- H. Briscoe, Wolverhampton, merchants (as far ns re- I from 3s 21 to 45 2d, d hil t den t goo mi o goe ee to 3a over 23 cult to m '. • for by purchasers. Tin continues 0 e eet a ith tor early delivery. Fine numbers and A letter from Constantinople of 2,5 th ult. says :- 784, and still sought It must not, however, be forgotten that there are fusee wit h the wants of the country. The sub- gar& G. Briscoe)-J. Nash, jun., J. Nash, and W.l 7d to 3s, mid 2s 5d to 23 7d, and low 28 to 30 i 2 2d • d • f 11 and and the late a vance is u y sup- over s deubie yarns suitable to the Yorkshire markets, have a " The French Ambassador has lately had several iu active dem , ~ . h gt• fi . d many operatives Connected with the Amalgamated ject should be generally inquired into, but Thorntore Reigate, Surrey, auctioneers-T. Dy•er and Ito 25 4d. Full terms are demanded fur Braady. Price 3 conferences with the Grand Vizir and.the Minister of ported. Bence, and Straits ave gone o ree y, an t • . . expected. The extraordinary increased Society in Birmingham, and many who are members of with reg ard to the suggestion that some gen- J. Clarke, Upper Mary steady sale. For the Mediterranean, exporters are lebone•street, Portland-place, 1 for Cognac best brands of the vintage of 1851 rule at rather inactive, and the German be ers continue to bu Foreign Affairs. It is supposed that they relate to :igher pricfes__ Tin Plates continues, though a shade less neither body. Numerically they may be stronger than denian o high standing in the commercial world surgeons-W. Rivett, sem, W. Rivett, jun., and S. Ri- 4s act to 45 43; 1850 ditto, 4s 6d to 4s 8d; sparingly, In cleths there is a gOod 'lll uiry for the betteyr the late events in France. M. Ed. de Lesseps, the •hiP'e:tthan a month ago; altogether the market is in a the members of the Engine Makers' Society; but so far should be chosen a member of the Board of Customs, vett, Crown• street, Finsbury, cabinet makers (s, a far as 1849 ditto, 4s 93 to 4s 11d; 1848 ditto, 5s 3,1 quslities of wide shirtings and printlig cloths. Both French Consul at Aleppo, has just arrived here, ac- in p,ri:ti y healthy state in both these metals. Lead re- as we are aware they have evinced no intention to ihsist he was afi mid there would be some difficulty in car- regards W. Rivett, shen.)-a-Jl.e Swlaltlning auentd Ssi,itst fititlling, to 56 sd; older, 5s 7d to 6s 6d; low to mid 2s 10d to 4s; spinners and manufacturers appear firra, and in a poenNorth Warnboroug , II rt y Mew a companied by the persons belonging to his consulate, PriML iather dull; an increased quantity being raised upon a compliance with the demands made elsewhere. Tying out that recommendation, because he thought . ac field, and Bordeaux, 2s 23 to as 4d. British made Spirits re- tine to resist any attempt to lower prices. If, hoe ever, they should do so, we are informed that the Southampton. nurserymen and seedsmen-J. F. Rhodes main firm at 9.i 8d to 9,1 93 net cash; and Gin 8s for 92 and several witnesses in the affair of the murder hal the effect of lowering late rates. din very few z nerchants of the requisite character would and W. Colli • B el, radford, Yorkshire, grocer i-R. F. under proof. Geneva is ls 7d t 1- 8d and fine Is 9d to