The Sun.
London, England, 1867-10-18 00:00:00

COLONIAL.

TEA.—A moderate amount of business has been trans
acted on the late arrivals, and prices aro well sustained.
SUGAR.—Business has been less animated, although
superior qualities of West India are held for full values. In
ether descriptions there has been little change as regards
values. Refined goods, being scarce, fully maintained
former values.

COFFEE.—OnIy moderate supplies have been on offer,
but superior descriptions of Colonial continue to realise
high prices.

RICE.--Holders have shown no disposition to reduce
rates, and business in consequence has not been very
animated.

TALLOW.—The market exhibits rather more activity,
and quotations for present and forward delivery show an
upward tendency. P.Y.C. on the spot are quoted 455. 3d.;
all the year, 455. Os. 3d. ; and spring delivery, 455. Dd. to
4Gs. per cwt.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKE2—This Day.

Sales to-day 12,000 or 15,000 bales. Markel
firm.

VRECK ON THE DEVONSHIRE COAST.

BRAUNTON, NORTH DEVON (Thursday Night.)
The brig Ruth, of London, bound from Sombrero
to Gloucester with a cargo of phosphate of lime,
went ashore this morning on the Saunton Sands
during heavy squally weather (reports R. W.
Cotton, Esq.) She was discovered in the surf at
daybreak, and the " George and Catherine " Life-
boat of the National Lifeboat Institution was there-
upon promptly launched, and gallantly rescued the
whole of the crew of nine men, and brought them
ashore in safety. The coat of this valuable lifeboat
was the gift to the National Institution last year of
George Jeremy, Esq., and Mrs. Jeremy, of Lea
Coombe House, Devon.

S:iipwreck and Loss of Several Lives.

WEYMOUTH, Oct. 17, 4 p.m.

At half-past 8 this morning a boat was seen in
the West Bay making for that much-dreaded spot
known as the Chesil Beach—a ridge of pebbles ex.
tending about nine miles. It was blowing half a
gale of wind, and the boat struck, and engulfed the
men. The Coastguard went to work, and in the
course of the day recovered four bodies. From the
papers thrown ashore it would appear that they had
abandoned the schooner Eleanor -Woodburn, of
Barrow-in Furness, Lancashire, 127 tons register
and 220 burden, Jas. Eccles, master. Apparently
she was at Belfast the latter end of September,
having discharged there 228 tons coals, but as no
register or bill of lading has been found she cannot
at present be further traced.

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