The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-24 00:00:00

COLONIBL.

SUGAR.—There have been moderate sales of British
Plantation, and at fair prices, but the transactions have
not been large. At auction 170 hhds 6 trcs Barbadoes
realised 37s to 37s 61 for low yellow, 38s to 393 for
raid, and 39; 6d to 41s for good to fine. Refined gro-
cery lumps have been 495 to 51s per cwt.
ELST INDlA..—Mauritius, 1,640 bags went at barely
previous rates, good yellow 391, mid 37s 6d to 38s 6d,
good to fine brown 34; to 34s 6d, and fair to good grey
365 to 38; 6d per cwt. Madras has been quiet, and but
a small poraion of that offered publicly has found
buyers, though about previous rates have been obtained ;
good and fine strong white 435 to 44s 6d, and fine
soft yellow, 39s to 39; 6d. Bengal has been at
barely former quotations ; good and fine white
Benares 403 64 to 43; 6d, and strong white
45s to 47s 6d. Other East India kinds
have been at rather lower rates. Ord and mid soft
brown at 30; to 325, good and fine at 32; 6d to 33s 6d,
and mid at 34s 6d to 35; 6d pPr cwt.
FOREIGN.—A good deal has been bought in at the
public sales to sustain prices. Havannah has been a
shade lower; sound white has been taken in at-353 6d for
good, and sound yellow at 203 to 22s 6d for good and
mid; damaged yellow has been sold at 193 to 225. and
white at 265 6d to 303. Pernambuco has been nearly all
bought in at 39; 6d to 41$ for low to good white and
r"11, and at 37s to 38s 6d for low to good. St. Croix
bas realised 403 to 42s 6d for mid to good.
COFFEE.—The market kas been more animated for
Ceylon, and at 6cl to is advance in some instances.
ative has realised 363 6d to 371 6d for sound, and 30s
to 36; 6d for damaged. Plantation mid and good bold
coloury has been sold at 54s to 703, and fine fine ord at
48 to 53st pea berry 55; to 635. In West India and
other qualities very little has been done by auction, but
Privately holders are less inclined to sell.
COCOA.--Grenada has been nearly all taken in; low
,1,.,°Y to mid red at 37; to 395, and good red at 41s to
28. Trinidad, 33 barrels 272 bags, was taken in at
733 to 49a for mid and good red, and at 38s to 41; fur
low and mid.
'SPICES —Cassia Lignea has been at 96s to 101 s.
T ePPY Pepper has been taken in 211 to 21d per lb.
pepper
white realised 61 to Bid. Singapore white
4",,Pper sold at 44d. Zanzebar Cloves were taken in at
cci Per lb. Mace 33 h been sold at 2s 3d to 2; 7d, and
Nut
31 1901egs at 2s 9(1 to 4s 7d. Jamaica Ginger has realised
s to 41 183 for small to mid, and 51 to 71 for mid and
good.

AnuowuooT.—Bermuda has been at is 2°
c 1 to is 5d
!e,r, HI, St. Vine nt's 7d to 100; and East India 5d to
v2n Per 11),
SA
-".—Sales have been made at 18s. 61 to 19s. 6d.
per cwt.
3gQ ALLO" The market is quiet, P.Y.C. at 38s. 9d. to
per cwt. on the spot..
93TE4*—This article is steady. Congou ord to good ord
, but mid Sid, and Pekoe kind Is 6d to Is 10d. Twan •
kay
Hyson
ord to but mid 7d to Id, Canton kind 3d to
skin ord to good ord 6d to 7d, Hyson good
urn Is to laid, Imperial is Id to 3s, and Canton kind 10d
to Is per lb.
5 Itu2,l._Proof Leewards has been sold at is 5d to Is
and East India at is 4d to is 4id per gallon.
la ,-,OTTON.—The prices are nearly id per lb higher than
st week and with good sales.
copoRaREN FRUIT.—Sound Lemons are in request. Bar-
n Nuts a shade lower in price. A large importation
of Brazil has been received, but as no demand exists
for the article, they will have to be held for
a time. A parcel of 500 boxes of Onions, t
re
Clarence, from Oporto, the first arrival of
Beason, sold at public sale by :Keeling and Hunt, were
taken by the trade, the price being moderate. Some
Pine Apples by the steamer Avon have been re-
ceived, which will be offered at public sale."