The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-30 00:00:00

COURSE OF EX .CH

AmsLetds~•• •• I 0
Ditto, three mouths .. 121 114
Rotterdam .... 12
_0 yt

A.ntwerp••............ 25 55.
25 ,55

11,1-m—Cjigit la

Altora. -

Paris, 3 days'sight 25 323
Ditto. 3 months .... 25 52X,
Marseillaa • • 25 • 52%

Bourdeaux...

rankforton Maine.. • •
Vienna, etre°. Etc....—. 12 5
Trieste, ditto.... 12 6
Petorsburgh .......... E:7%
Madrid 49%
Cadiz ........ •• 497 i,
Barcelona •• ..........
Seville• a • • •• •• •• •• •,,

11l

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current, July 30.)
SUGAR.-To-day rat her lower rates were accepted for
West India Sugar, the re was in consequence a good
home trade demand. Operations amounted to 706,
making for the week 1 ,759 hhds, the decline in prices
being 6(1, and in some c asses Is, per cwt. At auction 151
bade. 3 tres, and 410 bi is Barrels were sold at 31s to
34s 6d for low to midi 'flow, good mid and good at 35s
to 373, and brown 29s t. 30s 6d per cwt.
REEINED.-To-day ',I fined Sugar was onerated in
with reluctance for hon if, consumption, and there are
sellers of brown lumps a G 455, low to fine grocery 45s 6d
to 47s 6d per cwt, Crux, had Sugar is not much wanted
for shipping, and can be c .brained at easier terms.
MAURITIUS.-This ta!ti neaoon Mauritius Sugar met
with little notice, and p: revious terms are barely sus-
tained. At auction 1,51 H ) bags werein part sold. at 339
to 34s 6d for mid to gaol l yellow, and fine 353 to 363 6d
per cwt. .
EAST of leirnoon Madras Sugar met with
little attention, and pri cos are barely systained. At
auction 700 bags sold at 2.5 a 6d for good soft brown, and
at 26s to 263 6d for low yellow. There is a quiet mar-
ket tor Bengal, and easi sr rates are accepted; but 3,500
bags at auctton mostly s to good like Mauritius
at 30s to 30s 61, low 28s 1 to 295, soft brown 24s to 255,
and yellow 25a 63 to 27s 6d per cwt.
FoREION.-To-day the' private operations in Foreign
Sugar were unimportant, and easier rates are accepted.
At auction 107 hhds and elO bars Porto Rico, duty paid,
sold at 35s 6d to 38s for amid to good yellow.
MOLASSES.-In West _lndia purchases are of little
moment, and rates have slightly declined, supply being
on the increase. The I ?Prices taken for Antieua are
14s 6d to 15s, Barhadoe. I 14s to 14s 6d, St. Kate and
St. Lucia 13s to 14s. Porto Rico and Cuba met
with little attention, ani I can be obtained at 14s 6d
to Iss 6d. The value cif Bengal and Mauritius is 12s
to 12s 63, and operations have been trifling. Tamarinds
are in good demand, We it India at 24s to 40s, and East
India 7s to 12s per cwt. A fair sale exists for honey-
Jamaica at 35s to 50e, I ;alba 32s to 40s, and Narbonne
50s to 60s per cwt.
COFFEE.-This after' loon there was a reluctance to
operate in Native Coyloo , and the prices accepted pri-
vately 43s to 44s for or dto real good ord. There is
quiet market for Plantati an Ceylon, and easier rates are
accepted. Of 150 casks t tuition a part only sold-fine
at 63s to 655, good mid' nd good 57s to 623, low mid
and mid 53s to 565, othe t sorts 46s to 523, and triage
40s to 41a. Of Jamaica 3d) casks went at-fine fine ord
at 47s to 48s, good and 5 n e ord 44s to 465, ord 41s to
435, and triage 34s 6d to e I Is. Of Java 400 bags were
taken in at 48s for Sing m mere, being above the value.
Mocha is rather lower, an( 1 200 hf bales sold at 76s 6d
to 79s 6d for good clean gt u bled.
Comae-There is a rela ictance to operate in West
India, and rather lower ra k are accepted. Privately
operations have been small, Trinidad red at 33s to 38s,
fine 39s to 41s, grey 29a to ; 123 63; and at auction 310
bags were taken in at 32r to 369, bat 59 barrels or
Grenada were sold at 271 i6d to 28a. The value 0,
better sorts from 29a to 364 per cwt. Foreign is not
cheaper, at present little is ( loing; BaPia and Para can
be obtained at 25s to 260, sat d Guayaquil at 30s per cwt.
TEA.-A more active der land has been 'experienced
for Congou this week, and itiffer rates are obtained for
inferior, the better kinds
ally sustaining previous va-
luations. The prices paid ft sr ord are 7id to 83, good
common 80 to Bd, rathel!l ilackish leaf to blackieh leaf
9d to lOid, strong Pekoe 1 tit ids Ild to is 6cl per lb, and
eupply is not so large as last w eek. Fine and good Souchoeg
continues to he much want( zd , and the previous currency of
Is Id to is 10d is well ste itt lined, but there is yet little
doing in low or mid, and Ef hers are willing to accept 8d
to Is. Oolorg is in good a., !mane., holders are firm, and
obtain is to le 8d for goo I to fine, and 811 to lld for in-
ferior. Clean Pouchong i' I still wanted at 5d to 70, and
is now in limited suppl 3 e Green Tea has mairstained
peevious terms, and operef t )us in good and fine have been_
of importance, but a tele tance is evinced to ddofuujo'w
ness in coinicon and medit m s. We qaote-11Ys'In5 sa to
to mid quality at is to 1 .s 23, good to fine
e Canton
2s 3d, choice `..2s 43 to 2s 1 03, Young ElYs-sr'S to 2,2 d,
8,1 to 11d, Hyson is to is 7 d, fine and suP Id9d to is 2d,
Twaekey 103 to ls, Gu> ei ?owder Canto 333 6d, Imperial
11l son sort is 3d to 2s 73 , fine 238d.t_0
Canton 103 to Is ld, Hy a on eort Is
sen skin 3d to le.
Caper 8d
to 103, Scented 103 to Is although ope-
-sd,
anddea)rdert,o 2s,
Flowery Pekoe cannot be quotedcoe,
fine being obtain- ,
rations are on a more ext e "e'd 850 good is 2(1 to Is Bd.
able at ls 93 to 3s 3d, al it I°lre pekoe larger purchases
In fine and good Scented °11:g5; for low and mid there
have been made at is to
tsellers at 93 to lid per lb.
are still fewbuyers, wit
sled in with reluctance, and
Scented Cape is yet op('
supply is plentiful. iues to be operated in with
RICE.-East India eon( pa id home dealers, although
export
reluctance by accepted, and there is an
rather lower rates 110
eerst
.31

lONIAN ISLANDS.
erobliog of the lonian
On the occasion of the re-ass
Parliament, the Lord High
Combat
body, ioner has adh
-
dressed a conciliatory message tto which
the latter has responded in an address conceived in a
very becoming tone. The message begins by stating,
that her Majesty's Ministers have approved of the mea-
sures taken by H. E. the Lord Elig.h Commissioner,
but that partial elec.
in accordance with the Constitution, in order to
control a factious minority ;
and time been granted for
lions having taken place,
refl-ction, her Majesty hopes to see the representatives
of the people inclined to act upon moderate and pran.
ticable principles of legislation. The Lord High
Commissioner trusts they will do so, and adds, that he
is authorised to declare that instead of withdrawing
those constitutional modifications
22 whichf
D were pro-
mised in the proclamation of the 1 oecember
last, her Majesty consents to allow them to be again
brought tory/11rd, when the ordinary labours of the
session shall be so far advanced as to
convince his Excellency that so '
his
important
a step may be taken without imprudence. His
Excellency is ready . to communicate
Chamber the conditions on which her Majesty'sto lg
Mi-
nisters are disposed to advise the Crown ,};„1
to be those powers of high police which have hither
wielded by the Lord High Commissioner
pre-
decessors, and which are acknowledged and
irre-
gular, but have hitherto been rendered iAsp n—
by circumstances. To this message;ensable
replies, that the representatives the address
feel that it is their
first duty, under the present circumstances, to
make every effort to improve the institutions of
they
the lonian Islands ; that
reform of the present system think a complete
doning to the care of necessary, and aban-
doning
their nationality, desire
institutions. G
the practical im-
provement of their
They respect
the rights resulting
from European treaties,
which
exact execution of the laws
consecrate its liberties,
dinary measures. The address expresses a convic-
tion that his Excellency is well disposed towards th
ibr
e
Chamber, and begs him to thank her Molest,' ,
the reforms already granted, and the prornise or 1
further reforms.
Id

7"------------- -----CANA I.S.—Since the ,
PLEASURE BOATS ON
1118
las have been furnished
setting in of the warm weather, m,easss, at the north-western
suburbs of the metropolisa...by. e
country on the canal from
for the recreation of the workinfaiC,iing them to make excur-
largeofwood and •
the Paddington basin, ina
covering
sinus some 10 .or 15 miles 'Lao bargee cleaned for the express
description. The price charged
1 and appropri. ; asure boats is very trifling, and
a fandfa these .P e iderable
for a day's trip in used to a cons • extent by the
appear to basal
purpose, and fitted with.ste
they orderly portion of the working and
more respectablees,
. who furnish themselves with provisions,
industrious classltage of this cheap means of a short trip into
country, land at some convenient spot for
and taking a(el,
the healthful recreation for themselves and
the pure and
;derive
days.; And fanailies. At an early hour in the morning
their v"°— pleasure craf' gaily
1 of these ~ dressed, may be seen at
severs.
of the canal at Paddington, waiting the arrival of
the edge
leAsure seekers, and numbers of well-dressed operatives
the P derive
and others, with their wives and children, assembling with
the requisite provision fur a day's pleasure for themselves and
their families in this manner.
NEW CBURCII AT CR0YD0N.....-Oil Tuesday mom-
jog the Archbishop of Canterbury consecrated a new church,
which has just been built at Croydon at his own charge.
'The new church (Christ Church), which will accommodate
700 persons, and to which a district is to be annexed, is
situated at the London-end of Croydon, and has a burial-
ground attached to it. It is built of flint with dressings of
freestone, in the middle pointed or early decorated style. It
i is extremely simple in all its details.
ABOLITION or WRITS OF ERROR.—By the Com-
mon Law Procedure Act writs of error are abolished. It is
provided by the 148th section, that a writ of error shall not
be necessary or used in any cause, and the proceeding to
error shall be a step in the cause, and shall be taken in the
manner provided by the Act; but nothing in the Act is to
invalidate any proceedings already taken, or to be taken, by
reason of any writ of error issued before the commencement
of the Act. .
HULL, JULY 29.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrd, Eliza Ann
Lamb, Rig%