The Sun.
London, England, 1846-04-15 00:00:00

(YESTERDAY.)

11.&ir MAILUNinTs.

31 3s to 418 s; Clow'. ditto,
1! 12s to 1/ 14s; Wheat
;Mir NsvtrHaway, ,
Straw, 1/ 145 to 11 16s per load. Supply but moderate, and
4/ Sirs IitoPILLDI.67
trade dull.
CUMBERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 31 65 to 41 105 ; Clover
ditto, 4/ 5s to 1/ iris ; Oat Straw, 1/ 12s to 1/ 143 ; Wheat
Straw, 11145 to 1/ 16s per load. A fair average supply, and
a sluggish demand.
WlirrEcisArEL.—Meadow Hay, 3135 to 418 s ; Clover ditto,
4/ 8a to 61; Oat Straw, 1/ 12s to 1/ 14s ; Wheat Straw,
1/ 14e to 1/ 16s per load. Trade steady, at the above
quotations.

(From the London New Price Current of April 14.)
SUGAR.—Prices have suffered no further depression,
the market having been less freely supplied, but the
trade have been cautious in their proceedings. and large
parcels of Bag Sugar are announced for public compe-
tition. The importers of East India and Mauritius are
taining but small profits. West India has been taken with
much caution by refiners and grocers, but merchants have
succeeded in getting former rates, although only 400 hhds,
&c, were sold on Wednesday and Thursday, including
61 hhds 12 tres and 64 brls of Berbice at auction. The
market has been closed since Thursday, and will con-
tinue so until to-morrow. The stock is much less than
it was last year, especially of the better sorts of yellow
and grey.
REFINED.—In the value of Refined Sugar little varia-
tion has taken place since this day week, but the home
trade have been cautious in their proceedings, and the
market is well supplied with goods, as the refiners con-
tinue to work freely, although they are obtaining but
small profits. Stocks in the grocers' hands, however,
being light, the consumption larpe, and prices under
those of last year, an improvement in the demand may
be exrected to take place quickly, especially as Refined
is cheap in comparison with Raw Sugar.
M.searrius.—Prices have suffered no further depres-
sion, but there has been only a limited business trans.
acted privatelyin Grocery nr Refining kinds, although
they are cheaper than other home trade kinds of Sugar.
0. f 2,000 bags 1,070 casks and 21 hhds offered at auc-
tion, a part only found purchasers upon former terms.
The stock is still less than it was last year, although
there are further arrivals. The supply yet consists
chiefly of the better kinds of grey and yellow—of low
and brown it is small.

EAST INDIA.—The market having been less freely
supplied with Bengal Sugar, prices have suffered no
further depression. White Benares has been in good
request by private treaty, low to middling at 39s
to 51s 6d, and good to fine 52s to 555.
Dobah
several parcels have been taken at 3/tss toOoff42bsrofwonr
low to fine Khaur, and the private seawet.
Although
amount to 3,000 bags, at 48s to 59socpker
is deficient to that
there are further arrivals, still tehre st
brown only bringing
but not at better prices,
There has been
privately,
of last year. Of Madras sev., al
yellow 41s 6d to 48s. .
parcels have been sold
38s to 415 6d, and
rates are not to be obtained,
privately, and ev. operate in Foreign East India
last year.
little desire evincedpr
although the stock i
auction since this day week,
has been offered at
None , previous rates
less than it was
b •
FOREIGN.-- ro-day an exteeSive business wastrans-
acted were not allowed to transpire.
in yellow Havannah Sugar privatelyd at 2. os, but
the exact particularsConrEE.—The better qualities of West India are
wanted, that is to say, the sorts worth above 86s, and
the parcels disposed of privately were at fully late rates;
the supply is, however, still far from ample for the de-
mand ; the inferior sorts have been sparingly dealt in,
but at present cannot be obtained upon lower terms, as the
supply is small. None has been submitted to public coin •
petition since this day week, but the market will be better
supplied shortly, two vessels having arrived from Jamaica
laden with Coffee of the new crop, consisting of 879 casks
and 499 barrels and bags. The stock is still less than it was
last year, but. prices are rather higher. The deliveries
however are still small, and which is to be ascribed to
the cheapness of other home trade sorts, and tho assort-
ment at market being superior to that of West India.
In the value of East India we have little varia-
tion to record since the issuing of our last Price
Current; the market having been scantily supplied
with home trade and shipping sorts ; the (imam,
however, does not increase, cheap as all sprig are, indeed
they are under the cost of importation. Stocks are. not
heavy; whereas the consumption is large, and prices
under those of former years. There are sellers of
Mocha even rather under former rates ; still the trade
have evinced little desire to operate ; although prices are
low, the consumption on the increase, and the stock con-
siderably deficient:to that of last year, Pew purchases
have been made by private treaty; and of 160
bales offered at anctica, a small part only sold.
Plantation Ceylon is wanted, and the rates offered are
fully equal to those that previ,m•ly existed, but the sup-
ply is small, and insufficient or the wants of the trade.
2: ative, however, has been purchased with caution, al-
though good ordinary can be obtained at 45s to 46s per