The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-30 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE M ARKETS.—March 29.

There is no new feature in our produco markets, and the
transactions for the week are only on a limited scale, owing
to the intervention of the Easter holidays.
The tea market remains quiet, and prices are unaltered,
common Congou ruling from 104 d. to mid. per lb., but not
many buyers.
Coffee has continued in good demand, chiefly for export,
at full rates, and the sales consist of 20 tierces Jamaica ;
300 bags native Ceylon, at 48s. 6d. ; and 1,600 bags St.
Domingo, at 455. to 465. The public sales to-day, how-
ever, went off with less spirit, and of 1,800 bags brought
forward, about 650 were taken at 465. 6d. for St. Domingo,
475. to 525. 6d. for Bahia ; and at 60s. 6d. to 625. 6d. per
cwt., for Maracaibo.
Sugar operations have been almost suspended until to-
day, when rather more has been doing, still the total sales
are confined to 40 hogsheads Demerara, at 35s to 35s 6d ;
and 3,200 bags East India, chiefly Benares, at 36s to 37s 6d ;
with a few dates, at 375. per cwt.
Rum.-150 puncheons Demerara have been disposed of,
at rather easier rates.

Dyewoods.—Upwards of 100 tons Campeachy logwood
have brought 71 17s 6d to 817 s 6d; 120 tons St. Domingo,
and Honduras 61. 10s. A few tons of Camwood, 301.; and
10 tons red sanders wood, 6/. per ton ; 200 tons Zapote
Fustic will be offered to-morrow.

Drysalteries.—Argols continue in steady demand, with
moderate supply; and prices are fully maintained. In
berries no change to report ; the market is dull, and seve-
ral fresh parcels have arrived since our last. More inquiry
exists for French madders ; nothing worthy of notice in
roots. The sales of sumac are about 1,000 bags, at 14s 3
to 15s. for Palermo, and at 7s Gd to 7s 9d per cwt. for T
rol. Brimstone is in fair request, about 100 tons sellin
at 61. lOs to 61. 15s per ton, for thirds to best seconds.
Nothing has taken place in saltpetre. 500 bags Bengal
turmeric have been sold, at 11s 3d; 5 bales ditto safflower,
at 72s 6d to 90s ; a few casks discoloured tartar, at 71s ; 50
bags cutch, at 26s ' • 50 chests plate lac, at 43s to 43s 3d ; a
small quantity of African beeswax, at 51. 5s to 71.; 2,000
bags Myrabolams, at 11s to 13s 9d; 100 bags sago flour,
at 21s; 100 tons nitrate of soda, ex store, at 18s 6d to lOs
per cwt.; and 30 chests lac dye, J. MT,. at 13s per lb.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE-MARCH 30.

ENTERED INWARDS.—The Lena, from Demerara ' • Kong
Oscar, St. Domingo ; Steftsaintman Hagerup, New York ;
Royal George, St. Michael's ; Slater Rebow, do. ; Janet,
Alexandria ; Victoria, Ibrail ; Wind, do. ; Zor, Constan-
tinople ; Karen Louise, do. ; John Thomas Carr, do. ;
Traffic, St. -nes • ' Deolinda, Oporto ; Charles, Havre ;
Agenoria, Dunkirk. Unition, Guernsey ; Adonis, Bremen ;
Trident, Hamburgli; Verbena, Lowestoff ; Thames, Ham-
burgh ; Albion, Boulogne ; Batavier, Rotterdam ; An'.,-
werpen, Antwerp ; Triton, Ostend ; Augustine, Havre ;
Neptune, Hamburgh.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The John Bull,
for Hamburgh ; Adonis, Bremen ; Briton, Hobart Town ;
Clontarf, Sydney ; Batavier, Rotterdam ; Bangalore,
Singapore ; Auguste Adolphe, Dantzic ; Britannia, Ro-
stock ; Crescent, Elsineur and Riga ; Levia, Barbadoes ;
Factory, Geelong and Melbourne ; Jacobus, Geelong ;
Dolores, Lisbon ; Wanderer, Bombay ; Thames, Ham-
burgh.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Anna, for
Altona ; Arena, Jamaica ; Gertruda, Syra and Athens ;
Gustav, Konigsberg ; Jenny Lind, Algoa Bay ; Persever-
ance, Sydney; Ann Nelson, Penang and Singapore ;
Allan, Konigsberg ; John Knox, Shanghai ; Princess Vic-
toria, Melbourne ; Anna, Bremen ; Ravensbourne, Ant-
werp ; City of London, Dunkirk ; Fyenoord, Rotterdam ;
Moro Castle, Halifax.

LIVERPOOL, March 30.—The Emma Fields arrived here
on the 28th, from New Orleans ; saw on the 23d a ship,
apparently English, off Gun Key light, clew up all her
sails suddenly, supposed in consequence of some accident to
her rudder. Another vessel bore down to her on the 18th
March, in lat. 49 N., long. 25 W. Passed a vessel steering
East, under jury-masts, apparently a brig; bore up for
her, but she kept on her course. On the 25th March, off
Waterford, passed a barque steering east, with mainmast
and foretop gallant-mmt gone.
PARIS, March 30.—The Euchafis, from Charleston to
Bordeaux, which put into St. Thomas's Feb. 7, leaky, has
been condemned at that island.
NEW YORK, March 11.—A brig, waterlogged and aban-
doned, marked on her stern "Washington," or " Wilming-
ton," of N.C., was passed on the 14th Feb. March 12.—
The wreck of the Triton, from Malaga to Boston, was
passed on the 22d Nov., in lat. 36 N.. long. 52. The Earl
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