The Sun.
London, England, 1852-01-01 00:00:00

IMPORTS.

Ciptton Piece Goods—Our market continued firm until
the arrival of fresh supplies, when holders again showed
a considerable anxiety to sell, so that the improvement
anticipated has not been realised; we are, however,
glad to observe that prices have not fallen, the demand
has been good, and dealers have readily come forward
to meet the holders.
tray Shirtings-40 in. up to 52 reed has continued
without change in value, 56 and upwards in good in-
quiry, and prices have improved ls. to 2s. per piece; 45
in. is, we observe, without improvement—the demand
has been limited.

Maddapollams continue dull; holders sell freely, we
consequently have no improvement in value to notice—
prices, indeed, have rather gone in favour of buyers.
Jiclnets are in moderate request.
Domestics are scarce; all descriptions are in good
demand.

Longcloths—We have no improvement in value to no-
tice under this head; the demand as yet existing is to a
very small extent. s

T Cloth of 61b. and upwards is in good demand; under
51b. it is very dull of sale.
Bleached Shirtings, of 66 reeds and upwards, com-
mand a moderate inquiry; qualities below 60 reed are
dull and depressed in value.
ALiddapullams of every description dull and on.
saleable.
Jaceonets—Medium and upwards in good request; low
very dull of sale.
Bleached Satin Spots dull and unnoticed, as are also
bleached twills . .

Turkey Red Got ds—Plain cloth, as also twills, very
dull i'f sale. Mulls command a moderate icquiry.
Fancy Goods, bleached mulls, zebra and pine dresses,
book muslin and S.viss lappets dull of sale; low lappets,
lappet scarfs, and dhoties of fancy borders in good in-
quiry.
Cotton Yarn—Our market has been almost without
fluctuation, and a very considerable amount of business
has been done. Prices remain as quoted in our last re-
pert, with the exception of mule of 50's, 60's, aed 70's,
which are quoted at slightly lower rates.
Dyed Turkey red of the hest qualities are in good
demtind, interior descriptions are unnoticed.
Metals—Swedish bar has slightly declined; English
bar iron, nailrod, hoops, and sheets, remain in the same
dull state as Oat in which they wero when our last re-
port w,sts written. Swedish steel in tubs and faggots
both dull. Shelter in moderate icquiry.
Lea I—Pig and sheet bosh dull
Copper sheathing in d.-mand, and has risen in value a
little whtle. _ _ _

Broziee* remains ra,.h•r dull, and without alteration
in value.

Bottoms nominal at our quotations.
Tile iu slight demand—lngots, cf which a large
quantYty has been imported from Australia, still remain
unsold; South American in gond demand.
1,500 ewts. Spelter ••• ••• R 3• 9 5 per cwt.
300 ditto ... „ 9 6 „
75 candies English Bar Iron „ 20 0 per candy.
175 ditto ditto ...
21 4
75 candies Swedish Bar Iron „ 47 0
150 ditto ditto common „ 25 0
600 cwt. Pig Lead 9 0 per cwt.
Cochineal continues dull; the stock is heavy.
Saffron, of the best quality, has slightly advanced in
price, and is in good demand.
150 lbs. Saffron l5 4 per lb.
200 lbs. ditto l7 0 oitto.
400 lbs. ditto l7 8 ditto.
125 lbs. ditto l7 12 ditto.
Beer—A good ir,quiry has prevailed for Allsopp, and
160 hhds. have sold in the past month at our quotations.
In other brands we hear of 30 hhds. Hobson having soil
at 45r.; 30 hhds. Hodgson al 50r.; and 20 hhds. Thorn
at 30r., same brand porter 42kr. per hhd.
Marine Stores—Canvas, oleached and unbleached,
rather dull. Cordage in Stores—Canvas
u,
St. Paints of every de-
scription dull. Oil of linseed in request. Spirits of
turpentine dull. Twiny. rn aiobt unnoticed. 249 bail
brown canvas, No. I to 6, 10 dozen ja-
panned skins, 22r. per duzeu. P
lar or bolt;
Spirits—Brandy in wood in request, in bottle dull.
Gin, dull both iu wood and bottle. 20 butts
per gallon. gin, Ir. 4a.

EXPORTS.
Cotton Wool—Our market has become very dull, and
prices have tkllen, the late accounts both from England
and China having been untavourable.
200 13,1e3 Daollera ••• Its. 85
0 per candy.
250 do. do. ••• ••• 84 0 do.
200 do. do.
"• "• E 3 do.
0 '
100 do. do. ••• ••• " 8 do,
200 do. do. ••• ••• 83 0 do.
150 do. do. 83 0 do.
200 Candies Mangalore ••• e 75 0 do.
700 Biles Surat and Broach r 87 0 do.

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Opium—New has arrived in large quantities, and
prices have given way.
Freight—To England very little offering; for Lon-
don, 21 155.; to Liverpool, 21. to 21. 53.; to China, 16ir.
—at one time it had fallen to 15ir.
Exchange on England—On the arrival of the China
mail a large amount of business lwas done at 2s. lid. to
2(1 , and since then the business has been done at the
f„rm,,i quotation. The rates of the day are 2s. lid. per
rupee. On China, 215 r. to 220 r. per 100 dollars; on
Calcutta, 12a. premium at 60 days' sight.

THE BOMBAY MONEY MARKET, DEC. 2
EXCHANGES.

Oa London—at
Six mouths' sight, per rs. 23. 2d. For Document Bills,
Six months' sight, per rs. 2s. IFI. For Credit Bills.

On Calcutta—at
60 eight, p.r 100 rs. 101
30 days' eight, per do. 101 k
at sight, per do. .. 102
On Madras—at
30 days' bight, per do. „, 99}
at sight, per do. ... 1001
On China, at 60 days' sight, per 100 dolls. 219 r.

BANK AND GTHER 811 ARES.

Bank of Bombay ... I,ooor. each 1,000 19 per cent. p.
Oriental Bank Cor. 250 r. 250 13 to 14 per c.p.
Commercial Bank I,ooor. 500 5 dia
Agra Bank ......... 500 r. 500 1 percent. p.
Bank of Madras .• • I,ooor. 1.000 19 to2o per c. p.
Apollo Press Cow 12,500 r. 12,500 16,500.
Cula‘A Press Com. 7,000 r. 7,000 17,300.
Colaha Laad Coro. 10,000 r. 6QOOO 6,400.
Bombay s.N. coin. 510 r. 400 50 per cent.
Gr. Ind. P.R. Com, 50r. Its. 38.2-11 pd.
GovERNXENT SECURITIES.
5 per Cent. Transfer Loan ... 113 r.
5 per Cent. Loan, 1845-26 ... 106 r. per 100 sicea.
5 por Cent. L0an,1829-30 ... 106 r. per 100 sicea.
5 pee Cent. Luau, 1841
-42 ... 103ir•
4 per Cent. Loan, 1832-33 95r. per 100 sicea. Sales.
iRn
4 per Cent. Loan,
---5-36 .... 90r. to 90} per 100 Co.'s,
4 per Cent. Loan, 1842-43 ..... 90r. to 91r. per 100 Co.'s,

PIIICES OF BULLION.
R 2. 10 2as. per .£
Rs. 10 21s. per
▪ R 3. 221 to 222 per
100
• Rs. 211 to 2111 per
100
Sycee Silver ... ..• Rs. 104 i per 100 tla.
Gild Leaf (range of quality)
Rs, 16 per tola.
Gild Ingots, according to tomb... Rs. 15i per tola
for 97 touch.

S9v-reigns. each
13-tnk cf Englund Notes
Spanish Dollars ...

Garman Crowns

On Saturday evening some wickedly-disposed per-
son or persons removed two gates from their hinges, and
place 1 them across the rails of the Eastern Counties (Cam_
bridge) line, near the Burnt Mills. Happily, however, they
were discovered and removed, or the most disastrous conse-
Tanoa might have ensued.—Essex Herald.