The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-11 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

The customs treaty with Parma is concluded.
The Minister of State, Baron de Ward, is expected to
as at Parma to-day. He is the bearer of the treaty
for the ratification of the Government.

On the morning of the 4th the Emperor assisted at
the grand maucauvres of the Schmelz. The horse of
his Majesty fell into a ditch; happily the Emperor
disengaged himself, and escaped unhurt. His
Majesty, however, remained till the mancevres were
:ompleted.

BANK OF

ENGLAND.
,gh t's Gazette.)
7th and Bth of Victoria, cap. 32 for
the 4th day of Septerntier, 1852.
PARTMENT.

(From last ni,
kn Acconnt,pursuant to the Act"
the Week ending on Saturday,

*OWE DE]

dotes-155aed........ 35,3-51,0 7 3

Government debt •• 11,015,100
Other securities .... 2,984,90 u
Gold coin and bullion 21,334.921
Silver bullion • • • • • . 19,154

Z 35,354,075

1 £ 35,354,075
J. E. ELSEY, Deputy Cashier.
1552.
i ETAJITKEN T. ~

Dated the 9th day of September,

BANKING DI

?roprietor s'c apltal • • 14,553,000
Rest . 3,549,003
itblic deposits (In-
chiding Exchequer,
Corrunl.ssioners of
Natirmal Debt, Say-
tugs-banks, and Dl-
- accoun is) • • 6,647,129
Other deposits .... 11,136,546
*men daY mid other
•• •• •• —•• • . 1,425,278

,Government scour 17

ties(including Dead
Weight Annuity) • • 11,159 182
Other securities • • 11 100 487
Notes .............. 12,542,790
Gold and silver coin— 494,497

£38,330,956

Dated the 9th day of September

1 £3B 333,956
J. R. ELSEY, Deputy Cashler.
*, 1852.

MARXE.I----------‘.
(From the London is,I,NTELLIGENCE.
Price Current, Sept. 10.)
SCGAIL—To-day vcrest7
r, quest for home consurn India Sugar was in excellent
8%107, and the purchases were
335, making 3,675 hhds
aue,tic,our the week, at an advance
to
351 a 2f hhds and 50 barrels
of fully 6d per cwt. At
Barbsdoes were sold at 32a
to good mid
yellow, and low 30s 6d to 31s 6d peer raid
operated in
REFINED.—Today Refined sugrurt.
for
to 45s 6d
with caution for home consumption, was
interioorldaat
sellers of low to fine grocery lumps at rasd there were
per cwt. Crushed Sugar more in demand
and the rates paid for British are 283 61 to 23a 6d
MAIIRITIGS.—ThiS afternoon there was „ ;Per cwt.
demand for Mauritius. At auction 2,600 bager,sl good
full rates; mid to good yellow 323 6d to 345
to 325, low to mid brown 253 to 27s 6i, and better sprit:
28s to Zos 6d.
EAKT INDIA,—This afternoon the quantity of Bengal
Suga,r offered at auction amounted to 5,000 bigs, the
(.111'A portion consisted of Date, which being held for
ariffer rates, a small portion only sold, good soft brown
'at 26s to 26s 6d, low to fine yellow 27s to 31s;
other sorts were, however, in good demand, and the rise
on White Benares is 6d to is per cwt for the week, good
white selling at 37s to 385, low to mid 353 to 36s 6d,
damp and washed 33s 6d to 375, good like Mauritius 335
to 345, and good grainy yellow 375. Of Ceylon 79 cases
595 bags sold at 26s 6d to 30s 6d for low to good soft
yellow. Madras is wanted at previous valuations, and
theo auctions of 2,200 bags sold as follows, soft brown 258
Lo
265, yellow 26s 6d to 31s grainy 34s 6d to 3Se 6d,
white 393 to 41s.

P in Foreign
OREIGN.—To-day the private operations
-is
Sugar have been unimptsrtant for shipping or home trade.s
Purposes; still lower rates were not taken. None I
'"`Erred at public sale.
Cc'"Ex.—To-day Native Ceylon was held with firm-
'l"a at 43s 6d to 47s for good ord ; but
Privately purchases were limited for all purposes, and
'-'2llel was offered at auction. Plantation con-
tiont!aaes to be wanted, and full terms are obtained. At sue-
-220 casks and 60 bags were disposed of ; fine at
163 to 76; good to 58s 6d mid to good 593 to 655, low to mid
; ether sorts 495 to 53e, and triage 43s 63
aspect-
For
48
a spee
c firm l'€)r other sorts of Coffee the market
TE,L—The market having been more freely supplied
„sith inferior sorts of r-,
,s-ongou this week, prices for low
to good ord rule at 70. to Sii, rather blscki,h leaf to
blackish leaf 9d to loid, strong and Pekoe sorts 11d to
to
notice, and
Is 6d per lb. They are still several buyers of good to
tins Souchong at Is to Is 10d, but inferior has been
in with
nacseuttiwo.onithtatfalle
anadada disesmireories
: ti
ft en di .
ttenr
oourchs ointgo
ovinced' to dell. common t mid tBd to 11d, and better
d The demand for clean P
sorts is to is 8 .
and the previous currency oontinaes unabated,
`pith Green the market has been
week. For true Young Lipson and
7id is well sustained. I
freely supplied this
Imperial and Gunpowder a brisk
the better sorts of . of flys
AH sorts 1.1 LI Were
demand prevailed.
than for some time past.
dealt in with caution, and easier terms are accepted, the
quantity on offer being larger
Pricesaill for Green Tea now range as follow:—low to mid.
`4"4 Hyson are is to is 2-'l, good to fine is 34
to 2s 2d, choice 23 4d to 23 103, Young Hyson Canton
3 fine and superior
to lod, Hyson kind Is to is 7u,
~ Gunpowder
is ld to 2s 2d, Twankay 10d to ''' fine 2s 83
Canton 7id to Is, II 80n sort Is 23 to 23 7d,
Is 2,1 to
to 34 6d, Imperial Canton' 9d to Is, His" sort
Orange
2d, and Elyson skin Icl to 103. Of Scented
Pekoe supply far exceeds dealers' wants, and ratest:re
drooping, common to mid selling at B:id to laid. better
sorts lldto la 3d, and fine is 4d to is 83. Caper at-
In..
tracts little notice, and Scented is offering at 6jd to is 2d
Flowery Pekoe purchases have been troad; sellers
are willing to accept for fine is 93 to 3s 4d, low to good
is 2d to is 8d per lb.
RICE.—To-day prices were not better for East India,
but several parcels were Bold b private eat At i
unction 90 trcs American Cleaned
were takentr y.
in at 21s
to 21s 6d, being above the value.
MoLasszs.—West India met with little attention;
there is a fair supply, with sellers of Antigua and Bar-
oes at 14s to 15s, and other sorts 12s to 135 6d. In '
Nagai snd Mauritius sales ihave been trifling; there