The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-25 00:00:00

COLONIAL.

SUGAR.—There has been a firm market for British plan-
tation, and with a fair demand. At auction Barbadoes has
realised 338 to 39s for fine yellow, 345 61 to 37s 6d for mid
to good, and 33s to 34s for low. Refined has been in re-
quest—brown lumps at 445, and low to fine grocery at
44s 6d to 48s. East India.—Full prices have been obtained
for Mauritius, and with a good demand. Low to good
yellow has been sold at 33s to 365, brown at 32s Gd, and
very low black at 25s to 26s per cwt. Bengal has been
cheaper. Benares mid to good white sold at 37s to 38s,
icid to fine grainy yellow at 37s 6d to 40s 6d, and very low
fine brown at 23s to 28s. Madras has been a little easier
or brown sorts only ; good to fine grainy yellow 37s to 41s,
soft yellow 29s to 318 6d, and brown 25s to 275. Foreign—
Havannah has been sold publicly at 33s 6d to 358
6d for mid to good, brown at 35s 6cl to 36s Gd for mid to
Atte yellow, and at 38s 61 to 40s 6d for good and fine
fiorettes. Cuba mostly sold at 32s 6d to 35s 6d, and good
ellow at 36s to 38s. Porto Rico brought 33s to 35s Gd for
loNv to mid yellow. There has been a good demand for
floating cargoes.
COFFEE.—There has not been a very active business
transacted, but prices have been without material change.
Demerara has bean sold at 28s to 31s per cwt. for ordinary
triage. Mocha has been in request— good small berry clean
garbled 62s ; long berry was taken in at 77s to 83s Telli-
therry sold at 58s to 66s for mid to fine. Rio only partly
found buyers at 45s for good ord export sort. Plantation
Ceylon has been sold at 65s to 67s for good, 58s to 58s 6d
for mid, and 54s 6d for fine ord. Native good ord brought
4,08 and 408 6d, but there has been a limited inquiry for
Mysore sold at 72s to 81s for good and fine grey, and
at 588 6d to 70s for low mid and mid.
COCOA.—Prices have been barely supported. Trinidad
has been taken in.
i.sliacE.—This article has been firm. Coringa Madras 13s
."( to 14s for good, and Bengal mid to fine sound white
4511 to 16s.
SALTPETRE—CaIcutta 3to 5i per cent. refraction has
been sold at 30s to 30s Bd.
SPICES—In ginger there have beenlarge sales of Cochin.
Good and fine bold white realised 76s to 116 s, mid and
'cod 46s to 655, and small and clean 38s to 445. Bombay
cloves sold at 6id to 6id for mid dark. Cassia brought
140 s for first pile, and 132 s to 1368 for 3rd and 2d pile.
TALLow—This article has been quiet.
COCHINEAL—There has been a rise this week of 2d to 3d
Per lb.
uTEA—The market has been extremely active and very
rge purchases have been effected. The trade are coming
as buyers, and is 3d per lb has been paid for common
ongou.
The FRUlT.—Easterly winds and fog prevent arrivals.
"-tie only cargoes of oranges to report is one from Fayal
and one from Faro; the former sold by Keeling and Hunt,
tt Public sale, being landed somewhat out of condition,
rought prices proportionate to the same. Chesnuts
krive, but slowly, and a reserve is being made of the
article both in France and Spain, to be used as an article
11 food, owing to the scarcity of flour in those countries.
lack Spanish nuts have advanced 3s per barrel.

'LOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

LONDON, Nov. 25.- —Wind this day at noon, W. ; light
breeze, and dull hazy weather.
PALMOITH, Nov. 24.--Wind, N.N.W. Arrived—Pa-
-7.1111%, from Mont Vido. blew a strng gale last iht
I.°lll the South, bute has moderated since daylight,n agnd
rafted to the N.N.W.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 24.—The Eliza and Ann, Youghal to
I,oudon, run ashore on the Sand Bank on the 23d Nov.,
411 d was assisted off, apparently without damage.
COWER, Nov. 24.—Wind, S. by E. Arrived—H. Vin.
eentus van Paulo, from Batavia.
OFF DARTMOUTH, Nov. 24.—Rembrandt van Rhyn,
'Ol,ll Batavia ; Favourite, Valparaiso ; Erbpring Friedrich
A
-'llCust, New York.
11,.AusTow, Nov. 23.—Arrived—Belle, from Quebec.
Nov."23.—Wind, S. Arrived—Empress,
ID Quebec.
. tiLL, Nov. 24.—Arrived—Maria, from Richibucto.
uCLYDE, Nov. 23.—Wind, E. Arrived—Volusia, from
rntanzas ' • Madonna, Quebec ; Clansman, do. ; Charles
1,2-',atlghlan, St.. John's, N. 8., Sailed—Arethusa, for
ibuidad-; Queen Valparaiso ;. Nepenthe, Boston.
pi;')ALFAEIT, Nov.24.—Wind, E. Arrived—Eureka, from
l&ladelphia ; Condor, St. John's, N.B.
jearBLIN, Nov. 23.—Wind, S.E. Arrived— Arrived—Ma-
* from Pngwash.
GSTOwN, Nov. 24.—Arrived Enterprise, from
; Ganges, Quebec.
13eculant
...fill/MEE,23.—ral iaWind, light and variable. Sailed
, for A ust.
diti!kTERFORD, Nov. 23.—The Rose M'Croon, from Car-
-1 i,,,18 aground close to the Spit at Passage.—A white-
orini mast, broken off below the saddle, and a quantity
1ib.7.14i8t were passed in lat. 42 N., long. 20 W., by the
--irabln Castle, arrived off Dungenness, from Calcutta.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, 10.30 A.ll.
d S.S.E., moderate, and damp.
All&Z"(l—uegulator, from St. John's, New Brunswick
tri47l:4te, from Ostend ; Vigilant, from Pugwash ; Tele-
-44.4.4614rt0.na Prince Edward's Island ; Jose Maria, from

S.S.E., strong breeze QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 23.
tit,34°e(l—Garland, from Callao ; Cosmopolite, from
v
110104.14---Atholl, from Glasgow, for Melbourne, wind

81313111ARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
CUSTOMS ItETURN.
Wind GRAVESEND, FRIDAY, 10.10 A.M.
1,411.4,1'.8E., fine ; tide two hours' ebb.
Vol% Nov' 24• Isabel 11., from Santander.
(0403.,.1 •---Countess of Lonsdale, from Hamburg ; Vesta
--44140„,,, from Bremen ; William Joliffe (steamer), from
Fines, from. Hamburg.
al~~ light.
DEAL, FRIDAY, 9.30 A.M.
ft!,41,, isl.l4vourite, from Valparaiso, for London ; Eliza
fail 04°14 St• Kitts, for London ; Saga, from Fiume,
• 1„in°11 ;,,_Janet Mitchell, from Madras, for London ;
fO4, "' 'ft, second pendant, from westward, for
-'44.:111. • •
,• him Brooks, for Tobago.