The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-10 00:00:00

At per stone, by the Carcase.

s. d. to 8.
Beef, inferior•..... 2 8 3
- middling .... 3 2 3
- prime large .. 3 4 3
- prime small .. 3 6 3
Veal.. .. •••• • ..... 4 '2 5

d. s. d. to s. d.
0 Mutton, interior .. 3 6 4 0
4 middling.. 4 2 4 4
6 prima —• • 4 6 4 8
11 Pork, large• •••• • • . 310 4 6
2 small ••••• • • • 4 8 b 4

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Lamb, as Od to Os •d.
BOR.OUGIi HOP MARKET.
There was a fair demand for the best new Hops, at very full
prices. In other description.% the supply of which on offer was
comparatively small, only a moderate business was doing, at
late rates.

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—Upon the re-opening of the market this week
British Plantation has experienced a very good demand, and
importers being disposed to meet the buyers, a fair business
has been done On Tuesday 900 hhds were sold, being
more than on any single day for the last six weeks, the ad-
vance being 6d per cwt. Barbadoes realised 49s 6d to
56s Gd per cwt for low yellow to fine mid.
EAST INDlA..—Upwards of 10,000 bags of Bengal have
been put up for public sale, and being a larger quantity than
the trade can at present take, prices have given way
fid to is per cwt, the Brown being nearly all bought
in. Good and strong Yellow has been sold at
50s 6d to 51s 6d; good and fine White at 55s
to 56s 6d, and extra fine at 58s to 595. Damp
and washed has realised 45s to 495, and damp and washed
brown 4ls to 435. Some of the good and fine yellow has
been taken in at 49s to 525. In Madras 2,983 bags sold at
48s to 50s for sound good and fine yellow, at 46s to 46s 6d for
mid, at 44s for damp and washed, at 54s 6d to 55s 6d for god
white, and at 39s to 41a Gd for damp brown. There has been
an auction also of 6,000 bags and 250 casks Mauritius, which
went off steadily at 6d to Is advance upon the previous rates.
Fine yellow 52s 6d to 53s 6d, mid 49s to 50s 6d.
FOREIGN.-1,517 boxes yellow Havannah were taken in at
23s to 18e per cwt.

REFINE 6.— The market is steady, though not vary active.
Standard Lumps have been at 65s per cwt.
COFFEE.—British Plantation has been steady, but there
has not been much doing. Mocha has been rather higher,
but the holders have not been enabled to realise their de-
mands, and parcels have been taken in at 80s for good yel-
low long berry, being above the market rates. Ceylon has
been sold privately at 49s to 50s. for good ord ; pale Native
and Plantatation kind at 59s for good ord dull yellowish, and
63s for Pea Berry. At auction 2,177 bags were partly sold
at 48s to 635. Madras samples have realised 58s to 61s, and
Bengal 48s. Some Rio was taken in at 71s.
SALTPETRE.—BengaI has been taken in at 27s for 6%lbs
per cent fraction.
RlCE.—Madras has been sold at 14s to 14s f 4 per cwt.
REM.—Jamaica has been steady, and proof Leeward. has
realised 2s per gallon. Calcutta proof has been is lld to 2s
per gallon, the market being steady.
SFR:Es.-5,300 bags Malabar sold at 2%d to 3lAid per lb.,
being rather cheaper.
TALLOW.—The improvement in prices is maintained, and
43s is the value still of P.Y.C.

'fEa.—This article is in rather more request, but there has
been no speculation. The consumption is good.

(From the Lendoa New Price Current, of Jan. 9.)
SUGAR. —To-day impoi tern of %Vest India Sugar were
more inclined to realise, but submitting to a reductio❑
on former rates of 6d to is per cwt, tempted buyers to
operate with more freedom, and in grocery and refining
descriptions a fair business was transacted ; the better
qaalities were, however, the most in request.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the quantity of Bengal
Sugar offered at public sale amounted to 3,838 bags;
the trade were desirous to operate, and nearly the whole
sold at full rates. Privately 3,000 bags of Dobah have
been disposed of at 50s to 583, but principally at 52s to
53s per cwt for coloury soft yellow.
FORElGN.—Although importers of yellow Havannah
are sellers at a further decline in prices, still buyers have
been cautious in their proceedings, and by private con-
tract little business has been transacted ; at auction
1,517 boxes have been offered—the damaged amounting
to 380 boxes were sold, but at rates exhibiting a decline
on those of the highest point of the market, of
4s to 5s per cwt. White is neglected, and
it is difficult to quote prices with accuracy.
There are sellers of white Brazil upon further re-
duced terms, still the business transacted has been ex-
tremely limited, and only 50 chests of middling Bahia
have been disposed of at 25s per cwt. Brown has been
purchased with caution, by exporters and our refiners
working under bond, although there are sellers at a fur-
ther reduction of prices. The market for other descrip-
tions of foreign has a dull appearance, and prices are on
the decline.
REPINED.—To day Refined Goods were not much in
demand for home consumption, still Standard Lumps
could not be ob:ained under 655, and brown grocery 64s
per cwt.
MAURITIDS.—A considerable improvement has taken
place in the demand this week for yellow, grey, and the
better descriptions of brown ; prices have risen 6d to Is
per cwt, although the market has been more liberally
supplied; common brown has however met with little
attention, but at present cannot be quoted cheaper.
CoFIEE.—This afternoon Ceylon Coffee was wanted,
but the stiff rates asked by the merchants operated
against business, and at auction 1,680 bags were chiefly
takes in rather above the value, that is to say, good or-
dinary pale at 50s. The part sold went at full
prices— real good ordinary pale selling at 50s to
51s, good ordinary 49s 6d, low ord ragged 455, sea da-
aged 32s 6d to 525, country damaged 43s 6d to 46s 6d,
triage 40s, low 265, black 12s to 13s. Of British Plan-
tation 76 casks and 34 barrels were offered, but taken in
att stiffer rates, viz., Demerara fine ordinary grey at 48s
to 50s, low middling colory 565, Berbice middling 665,
fine fine ordinary 545, fine ordinary 47s to 50s, good
ordinary 455, low ordinary 425,, triage 30s. 28 barrels
of Rio fetched 60s 6d for middlingheavyblt!e.

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TEA—Although there are further arrivals, still mer-
I chants manifest firmness, and refrain from offering any
at public sale ; the trade have come forward with in-
creased freedom, and an advance in the value of nearly
every kind has taken place. In Congou extensive pur-
chases have been made, especially in the common and
middling descriptions, a further advance in prices
has taken place. Pouchong has been in excellent
request, and prices are on the advance. Twankay has
been in good demand, and prices are looking up, the
supply at market being small, There has been a large
business transacted in Hyson; the low rates that prevail
tempted the trade to get in stock ; the prices paid ex-
hibit an advance on those previously quoted at 2d per
lb. In Gunpowder the business transacted has been upon
a more extended scale, but in the value little variation at
present has taken place. Imperial has been sold to a fair
'xtent. Young Hyson is wanted. In Hyson Skin
the operations have been on a more extended scale.
Flowery Pekoe is more wanted.
MOLASSES.—To-day West India met with attention,
and brought rather higher rates : 70 puns of good An-
tigua were sold at 24s yer cwt.
been little desire shown to pur-
chaes°ecanAy. Cocoa.—There
htioansof %Vest India, and although the
valuemarket
o fh
lass beento 2s
per
t has taken place. Foreign is
dull of sale, and there are sellers by private treaty upon
lower terms.
S
parters of Malabar Pepper have been de-
sirousnformer
riCm to
erealise this week, but submitting to a reduction
o
ates of lid per pound has occasioned the el s -
Po
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.rr—lin
mand to be good. In Sumatra and Penang a fair busi-
ness has been transacted by private treaty, in conse-
quence of rather lower rates having been accepted.
The limited business transacted privately in Nutmegs
has been at prices showing a decline on those previously
quoted of 2d per lb. Mace has been purchased with cau-
tion privately, and prices are on the decline. In
Cassia Lignea the operations have been more extensive.