The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-24 00:00:00

'be only trans.-.clion of ireprtance in the
ere been to by private eale:—
, Kallegbatta, kisnagur-1, about 100
.'s rs. 130 per f. md.
last year sold at Co.'s re. 147-13 per f.
has been no disposition to buy for Eng
present circumstances. The Americans
11.0-lasers of a few native lots.
'here has been a fair inquiry for Benares
lore disposition to buy than at any time
met month; first quality is without much
brat now in the B zaar selling at Co.'s
per md. In other kinds, however, the
ng:the past fortnight is 4 annas pe: maund ;
er qualities may he had at even a greater
The chief business done has been in
ity at Co.'s rs. 7.14 to 8.6. Dummy and
s sorts are abundant, and coining in freely.
a little has been sold for Bombay at Co.'s
3. lii ether sugars there is nothiog doing.
e—lienareA, first quality, lOW Co.'s rs., 9
nil ,litto, 7 14 to 8 8, ditto dingy and in-
to 7 8, Durmna, 6 to 6 4, Gurpatia date,
Tirhoot, 5 8 to 7 8, Kimura, 3 8 to 4 4

from Ist to 4th December, 1647—Great
26$ !lids.
k—ln the silk market there is no change.
or England is quite suspend, d, and the
tctions are a few maunds for Bombay and
So small a monthly export of silk has not
'n for ninny years. , Shipments from Ist
,te are 4 858 mds, to 9,139 in 1846, 10,486
Id 13,375 in 1844.
>tations are—Radansgore, Co.'s rs. 6 8 at
seer ; Ilurripll, none; Baulean, Co.'s rs
1 per f. seer ; Cossimbazar, none; Gonates,
)gypore, none ; Commercolly, none.
as sbovr—Great Britain, 16 mds.
icw Goods—Corahs continue also to be quite
any shipments making being either under
r on owner's account.
ote prices of Coral-.s nominal at—Cossim-
;iv*, Ist sort, Co.'s rs. 113 to 118 per corge :
litto, 104 to 110; Radnagore, Ist ditto, 90

s as above :—Great Britain, corahs, pcs.
oppahs, &c., none; North American silk

re—For England a few sales have been
I the American demand still takes off a fair
Prices of the lower qualities have again
e a slight reduction. .I;nor France a few
have been effected. Prices are—Gudna,
2 to 6 10; Chuprah, Co.'s ra 6 2 to 5 10 ;
;o.'s rs 6 8 to 6 14 per f. md.
s as above ;—Great Britain, 9,798 mds. ;
lone; North America, 106 mds.; Chinn,

-There is a considerable desire shown to en-
lage for shipments of new rice in prospect of
of the new grain being shortly abundant—a
iactions are reported, but to no great extent,
narket has not yet fairly opened.
is still much dulness in the Mauritius
Ballam is to be had on rather lower terms.
may be quoted—Table,
,Co's rs. 1 14 to 2
ely, cleaned, 1 8 to 1 5, Ballam, do., 1 2 to

is as above—Great Britain, Inds. 800;
mds. 2,000 ; Mauritius, Inds. 3,000 ;
400.

Lac—Remains without any demand.
)ye—The Americans are still in the mar-
Immon descriptions.
rd—Continues in good demand, and at ra-
her rates, sales being made at Co.'s re. 2-2 i
er md. for good cleaned.
-The demand is extensive and full prices are
•le, Co.', rs. 12 to 13 fur first quality screwed.
are without chang,.., qualities suitable for
i selling freely.
n—There is no change of any kind in cotton,
any business of moment be done until the
p comes down.
hts—The inward bound are still kept out, and
has been scarce, consignees at the same time
)1e to secure very stiff Etna advancing rates.

IMPORTS.
n Gotals—The improving tendency of the
has given place to considerable dulness. There
wever, been more inquiry for cotton goods
the plait week, although the actual business
ted lias on:y been moderate.
and white shirtings are without change in
Int of the former the sales effected are to a fair
In grey jacconets several large sales of very
7 quality have been made at Co.'s rs. 1 10 to
r piece ; good and fine are nc t much wanted.
ite jacconete lit'le has been done. Grey
Illams continue in fair request. Grey drills
in good demand, and sales have been made at
better rates.

Glasgow light fabrics the inquiry is still lan-
ind few sales of any importance have been
The large stocks existing of these goods have
depressing effect at this time than in fabrics
uhirtings and jacconets, the supplies of which
ill. Book muslin' are a little more asked for,
arrivals from Burmah having taken place.
s remain dull, but there has been rather more
in the course of the present week. In scarfs
es are reported. Mulls, No. 3to 5 kind are
e, hut at low and stationary rates.
ited goods are in very limited request. In
r reds the business done has been quite unim-
t. Printed handkerchiefs of all suitable de-
Dns are in brisk demand for Burmah at high

MONEY MARKET.
k of England—Discount of Government ac-
ces (three months), 6 per cent.; discount en
e bills and notes (three months), 10 per cent.
.st on deposit of Company's paper, 8 per cent.;
it on cash credit accounts, Si per cent.
ik Shares—Bengal Bank, 4,000 Co.'s rs., 2,500
50 pm. Union Bank, 1,000 Co.'s rs., 750 to
is. Agra Bank, 500 Ce.'s rs., 190 to 200 pm.
tal Bank, 1,000 Co.'s rs. (500 rs. paid up), 140,
) pin. North Western Bank, 500 Co.'s re., 100
i pm.
vernment Securities--Transfer Stock Paper per
7 bo 8 pm , Bombay Five per Cent. 4 to 5 dim.,
iicca Five per Cent. according to numbers, 4 to
New Company's Five per Cent. 8 to 1 die.,
Sicca 14i to 15i die., Ney Cy. Four
181 to 141 die.
ice of Bullion, &c.—Sycee silver, Co.'s rs. 100
i. wt., 104 to 104 10 ; China gold bars, per ra.
16 12 to 17 6, gold dust, per sa. wt., 15 4 to 16
"Spanish doll irs, per 100, 220 to 220 10 ; Mexican
per 100, 219 4 to 219 10 ; so,p2reigns, each, 11
1 ; Midrar gold inoliurs, each, 16 3 to 16 41 ;
old mohurs, each, '2l 6 to 21 7.

CHINA.

(From the China Moil of Nov. 25.)
farewell general order liss been issued by Major-
Tat d'Aguilar en the embarkation of the 18th
al Irish, which sailed for Calcutta on Monday
(the 22d), carrying with them general esteem for
• professional and personal qualities.
his gallant corps, the last of the old garrison,
detained here atter the. arrival of its relief, to
weight to the policy of the Government, the
Fubject of which has been to convince the Chinese
Lorities at Canton, that if they do not restrain the
dace from acts of insult and aggression, the
,en's Government will exert its power to enforce
ection and respect to its own subjects, a policy
ch has been fully justified by the result. The
srture of the Royal Irish may therefore he viewed
larking a period when doubts about Keying's in-
ation or ability to control his countrymen are
'ing away and giving place to mutual confidence
ween the Ministers of the two nations.
(From the China Mail of Nov. 2g.)
timeworn IN KAKKGAR.—An imperial edict has
ply been issued, from which it appears that a Ma-
nedan chief, whose name in Chinese is Gan-tseih-
has raised the standard of rebellion at Kasbgar,
the extreme west of Chinese Tartary. Poo-yen-tae,
vernor-General of Shanee and Kan-sub, has in
'sequence been dispatched there, with the title of
rnmander-in-Chief for the tranquillization of the
eat; and Yih-shan, a nephew of the Emperor, who
a sent to Canton as Commander-in-Chief during
English war, has been appointed his coadjutor,
th the title of Lieutenant-General (Tsan-tsars.)
Prom our Manilla correspondent we learn that the
p Anne and Jane, of London, and bound for Hong-
)nity was totally lost on the island of Euban, at
s entrance of Manilla Bay, during a severe gale
the ith and Bth instant. We regret to say that a
Btienger named Rogers and the cook of the ship
re drowned.

CANTON MARKET.—Noir. 26.
DdrORTS.
The market had been in a depressed state previous
the arrival c..f the Overhand ?Mail, and the advioes
en received have caused a further depression. Our
PPlirit, want of confidence among the Chinese, and
• anxiety of importers to realise, have altogether
ruled to produce a general decline in prices.

111.1'011.TS.
Teas Congou, there have been fewer pur-
Lases made of this kind during the month than
any one of the past five, though the ship-
etas, have been on a larger scale, and the exports
ill show a large increase on the corresponding pe-
od of last year. About 30 chops are reported as sold
21 to 2.5 toAs far Atoning ; 17 to 19 taels Ho-
-sw; 17 to tfrtaelt Kai-sa-on ; and 14 to 18 tittle