The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-21 00:00:00

Whet.
2,160 qr.,.

Mall. 3,240 rars.
SIOTXTEV'ILIat.

In to-day's market tb Sup! Iv of Beasts was moderatily extensive.
owing to which the Beef trade was heavy, at barely Monday's
prices. We had on sale 30 beasts and 40 sheep from Holland, to-
gether with 90 Scots from Scotland The numbers nt sheep were not
large, yet the Inquiry for thew. ruled dud, and the quotations had it
some instances a downward tendency. From the Isle of Wight 66
lambs came to hand per railway. Prim, qualities. sold steadily, at
MI cut rendes ; otherwise the Lamb trade was dull. In calves, Glib
a moderate business was transact' d, at late rates. The Pork trade
was steady, full prices. Mileh Cows were a slow sale, at from 14/.
to let. each. -Suckling Calves, its. to 308.; and quarter-old store pigs
leis to 2fls. each. Beasts, 705 ; Cows, 130 ; Sheep and Lambs, 2,590 ;
Calves, 119 ; Pigs, 310.

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Isnev.rO.A.T23 Awl) 7.{E,A.DAmia./§,TAX.
The trade here to• day was very dull, a.id prices were sOnsewha
in favour of the buyers.
330R.OUGH HOP BitAIT.MMT.
Selected parcels of Hops in pockets, of last year's growth, commath
a ready sale, at very full prices. In all other qaalities exceiAingl;
little is doing at late rates.

(Frost the London Nerc Price Current of March 20.)
SUGAR.—To-day previous rates were insisted upon for
West India Sugar, but the purchases made ware trifling.
RF.Finzo.—To-day the demand was excellent for Refined
goods for home consumption, and higher rates were again paid.
biatartrs.—This afternoon Mauritius Sugar met with
attention, and 5,150 bags 423 casks 8 barrels at publie sale
were all disposed of at an advance on former rates of Cd
per cwt.
EAST Isnia.—This afternoon five parcels of Bengal,
amounting to 4,195 bags 88 chests, were submitted to public
competition; white, of which nearly the whole consisted,
went at full rates and all :old.
3lowssEs.—This afternoon at public sale 30 butts 20 hhds
of Bengal Treacle were taken in at 20s per cwt.
Ffturr.— As some of tha importers of Currants have
shown a disposition to meet the view of the grocers, by sub-
miting to R reduction of is per cwt, a small portion of bu-

sine s has lean done.
FOREIGN—There has been a better demand for Porto Rico
Sugar, and fair market rates have been given. Notwith-
standing the considerable decline that has occurred in the
value of yellow and brown Havannah of late, still the busi-
ness transacted has been limited.
Comm.—To-day there was no public sale of any kind of
Coffee, and privately there was little passing-, but holders are
not inclined to take lower, rates.. For good ordinary pale '
Native Ceylon 46, to 47s per ewt are the rates required.
Coco.l.—Foreign is held for the previous value, but there
has been little passing priVately, and at auction 135 bags of
Bahia were taken in. British plantation has been purchased
with more freedom, and the best red sorts brought stiffer rates.
. TEA.—Although there are sellers of Conk, u rather under
previous rates, still the demand has been limited; low as
prices are. Pouchong isheld for 41 to 7d, and good to tine 8d
to 10(i, the stock being small, but there has been only a
limited buiiness transacted.. ITysen is little wanted, and
must be quoted rather cheaper. Of Yeung Hawn the trade
leave been tempted to take several parcels in consequence of
rather lower rates being taken. Twarikay has been spar-
ingly dealt in, and prices are on thi• decline. Scented Orange
Pekoe has been iu much better request at 2s 4d to 2s 5d for
fine. Gunpowder °fibre quality has been purchased with more
freedom, imperial can be obtained up( n lower terms, still
the trade are cautious in their proceedings.
.Sru:ss.—To-day Penang Pepper met with attention, and
7 ibags at auction were sold at full rates.
eacee.—This afternoon at public sale 2,642 bags and 900
Poteed of Bengal Rice were offered; the trade evinced little
desire to i;p..rate ; although the merchants were sellers at
lower I%4steer. and the wh-be of the sound was taken in at is to
is Bd. per. romt under previous pices.
sp„„„._ -Teem has betel Attie desire evinced to purchase
lernaica Rum, and the rates taken have been
any -kind of
rather under ti.4'e previously current. There has been a
much better denie end for Brandy this week, and ea advance
err prices has taken glace. The business done in Geneva has
been limited, and at lower rates. The price of British Corn
Spirits is lOs Gd per g. talon nett cash, and Gin 8s 10d for 22
per cent. under proof, at eel 17 under 9s 4d per gallon.
Om.— This afternoon 4.,,f Sperm Oil 57 tuna at public sale
from New York were takee, ;n 811 to 811 ss, but low sold
at 74/ lOs to 761. 3 tuns frill* Sydney, ordinary 75/ ss, and
lleadmatter 75/ 15s.
Tat.tow.--This afternoon tlier public sates of Tallow went
.285 pp, in hints 17 brls South Ame-
at rather lower rates;
rican mostly sold at 36 ei to 41* 6d Co r low to line ; 386 casks
New South Wales, fil se 49s
42s 6d.
87s 3d to 89s 3d ; 50
to 42s middling and good
39s 9d to 41s 9d, low soft .‘nd. greasy •
casks New York Be.tchers Ale,lted 428 t"

BANK OF EINI47LAND.
(From last Ni!!ht'a Ga..cette")
°Victoria, up. 32, for
kit Account, pursuant to the Act 7th amt dth c. itch, 1846.
the Week ending on Saturday, the 14th day of M.
ISSUE DEvARTMENT.

Notes issued. ••• • • • 27,117,80 b Government debt • " 11'f115'100
Other securities •• • • 2'984'900
Gold coin and bullion 11'407'524
Silver bullion .. •• • • 1•710;281

17,11705
M. MARSHALL, Chief I liskier.
Dated the 19th day of March, 1816.
BANKING DePairriaNT.

A 27,117,805

Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000
Rest .• •• •• • • 3,7670,24
Public deposits (in-
Mud' or Exchequer.
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-
ings-banks, and Di-
vidend accounts). . 6,804,524
Other deposits •• • • • • 17,476,918
Seven day and other

ilovernment securi-
ties (including Dead
Weight Annuity) • • 13,136,4 40
Other securities •• • • 21,923,75 '7
Notes ••••••• • • • • • • • 7,712,125
Gold and silver coin . • 717,285

857,487

A 43,40,63'3

S 43,489,632

M. NfAIISHILL, Chibi Cashier.
46,

Dated the 19th day of March, D,

DOVER HARBOUR ENLARGEMENT.—These works a
rser
again in active progress. For some time back they have nLard* i for want of granite; hut now supplies have come in
plenti-
flilly troth Irons Ilevou and Cornwall, four cargoes havinalbstenof the
charged here n Rhin this week from those places. T
ee
during the
e
Government old store-houses has been totally levell
past fortnight, the sea-wall is completed, the ponderous gates at the
entrance to the l'ent have been hung, and are nearly completed, and
it is now confidently anticipated that the whole will be enished in
six or eight months. Kentish Observer.

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_ ~turd Circuit bar mess, on Wedne6day, the re/Quit:on egainit
reporting Wm rescinded by a very la.rge inajoritv.— AP/rainy
CArvnide.

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