The Sun.
London, England, 1851-03-21 00:00:00

BoriouGa ZOP rt'ILLEMZT.

Good and fine Hops, the supply of which is but moderate,
command a steady sale at fully last week's prices. In low
qualities we have very few transactions to notice. Factors'
prices, v.z., ready money—East Kent Pockets, 41 to 61 lOs ;
ditto bags, 31 5s to 51; Mid Kent pockets, 218 s to Si 10s ;
ditto bags, 21 to 41 6s; Weald of Kent pockets, 81 6s to
41 48; ditto bags, 21 to 3110 s; Sussex pockets, 314 s to 41
per cwt.
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COLONX.A.M.
SUGAR. —The business done in British Plantation has
been very limited, but prices have remained steady. None
has been offered by auction.
REFlNED.—Standard lumps have been steady in price,
though dull.
EAST INDlA.—Bengal rather over 4,000 bags sold at full
prices, except for _Limn Low dingy white Benares
tealized 39s to 40s, fine grainy yellow 42s Ed to 43s 61, fair
and mid soft yellow 31s 6d to 375, and brown 27s 6d to
31s Ed. Madras went at full prices for the better sorts, but
scarcely so high for other descriptions, 1,117 bags finding
buyers at 27s to 29s for soft brown, and 35s to 37s 6d for
bright. Of Java 1,349 baskets and 1,310 bags were bought
in, low to mid yellow 3,s to 393 6d, g,od 40s to 42a, syrupy
and washed 38s to 40a per cwt.
FOREIGN.—Not much has been done, but holders have
asked full rates. Bahia has been taken in at 39s to 403 6d for
good and fine brown. Rio has been taken in at 3tis to 40s for
mid to good yellow, being above the value, and ord to good
brown at 36s to 373 6d.
CoFFEE.—Although not speculatively active, a fair busi-
ness has been transacted in this article. Plantation Ceylon
has been in good demand at previous rates, mid colory 575;
fine ord to low mid 52s to 56s 6d fine fine ord greYisb,
52s 6d to 54s ; low and good ord, 46s to 48s 6d ; and
pea-berry, 59s to 61s. Good ord native has realised
Mocha
41shas
obtained full prices, low mid and mid, 64s to 665; triage,
to 465; and blacks,3ls to 38s. Malabar has bee3B3 to n taken4ls in
at 50s for good ord. Costa Rico, very ord, sold at ;
good and find ord at 45a to Os ; and mid colory at 56a.
Brazil was taken in at 40s for good ord Rio, and at 43s to
47a for good to fine ord Bahia. African good ord pale was
taken in at 455; Bombay sold at 57s 6d for low mid colory,
and at 60s for pea-berry. Jamaica good ord was taken in at
48s to 505.
Cocon.—There is not much offering, and prices have been
fully maintained. Bright red sold at 37.
Rice:.—More business bad been done, but prices have not
improved. Bengal has been sold at 8s to lOs per cwt.
SPICES.--I imento has been rather cheaper, mid 4',7,d to
sd, and very common 35/id per lb. White Penang Pepper
has been sold at 7d to 71,id, and black at 3d to 3%ct.
SALTPETRE. The market has been dull, and 3,062 bags
offered by auction partly found buyers, refraction 9LA to 81A
per cent. at 265, being rather lower.
CorroiL—Bolders are firm, but very little 1 as been done,
,
and of 4,030 bales offered, only the damaged palcels sold.°
TEA.—Common Congou of the new import has been sold
at 111/2d to Is per lb. In other sorts nut much has been
INDIGo.— Guatemala has been dearer.

TALLow.—There has been a good inquiry at fuller prices.
GitEEN FRUIT.—The bad state of the weather has had a
depressing influence upon the market. A cargo of Oranges'
from St. Michael, and 500 boxes Lisbon, ex steamer, sold by
Keeling and Hunt, barely sustained the prices obtained last
week. Lemons are likewise dull of sale. Nuts in moderate
demand, and as Easter approaches an Wormed coasumptlen
is looked tor.