The Sun.
London, England, 1850-01-26 00:00:00

BANKING 11,

Proprietors' capital.. 14,553,000
Rest •• • 3,223,695
Pnblic deposits (in-
cluding Exchoitier,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Say.
Inga-banks, and Di-
vidend accounts).. 5,590,761
Other deposits .. .• .. 11,070,GA
Seven day and other
bills .. • ... 1,180,549

£35,627,609

Dated the 24th day of January,

185 J.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the London New Price Current, Jan. 25.)
SUGAR.—Today the Weit India Sugar market pre-
sented a quiet aspect, both grocers and refiners operated
with caution, whilst the purchases amounted to only 125
hhds, &c., and prices for brown and inferior sorts closed
Gd per cwt lower than on this day week; but in the
value of better kinds there is scarcely any variation to
make known. For the week the purchases are only 995
hhds, &e.
REFINED.—SaIes of brown Lumps have been made at
503, Standard Lumps 50s ad to Si;; Tittlers, low to fine
503 6,1 to 545, double 54s 6d to 555; Hanebro Loaves 51s
to 54s 6e, and double 553 to 56g. There are,
however, several buyers rather under these rates.
Wet Lumps are less in demand, and prices
have declined to aerie Gd to 47a for low to middling,
and better sort 47a 6d to 483 6d; the supply has aug-
mented. Pieces haevebeen purchased with caution, and
loWer terms are acceeded to—lore to middling selling at
37s to 397, and goodi to fine 40s to 455. The purchases
made in Bastards have been small, and a disposition is
shown to sell low to fine brown at 30s to 33r, and yellow
331 to 375. For Treacle the market has a dull
aspect, and a greatear quantity has been submitted; at
present, not many buyers are to be met with. Boiled
from West India M:dasies has been selling at 15s to 16s,
Patent 12s Gd to 17s 6d, and Golden Syrup 18s to 193.
In Bonded Crushed the sales made hare been restricted
by shippers; yet hOlders insist upon 30s to 30s 6d per
cat, on a-Icount a f the small supply. Loaves still
meet with excellent ;sale, obtaining 333 to 34; for 10 and
15lbs Hamburgh; the supply is yet small. For pieces
there aro few buyers:, and 21s to 263 is the value of low
to flee. Bastards re main neglected by the trade, and are
offered at 17s to 20:a per owa There is still a small stock
of Foreign Crus'neci sugar, and prices continue at 27s to
29; fur low to fins; but not much demand exists.
MAURITIUS.—This afternoon there was little passing
in Mauritiu3 Sugar, and at public sale 645 bags were
taken in at from 37s 6d t) 403 per Mit for yellow.
EAST INDIA.--Wleis afternoon there was much dul-
ness in the market for Bengal Sugar, still lower rates are
not acceded to. Of 3,348 bags offered at public sale a
small part only sold, strong grainy yellow at 43; 6d to
44s 6d, white Ben.tres, good and ne 41s to 42e, damp
and washed 408 to ells per cwt.
FOREIGN.—This afternoon there was little disposition
to operate in Foreig a Sugar. The public sales cf 1,248
chests Havannah we nt at rather lower rates; brown at
37s Gd to 38s, and y ellow at 383 6d to 41; 6cl per cwt.
COFFEE.—To-d sia the market for Coffee presented a
dull aspect, and b r private treaty t'se purchases made
were trifliag for ei;lt purposes. The nearest value cf
Native Ceylon is 6' Is to 62; per cwt. Of Mocha 50
bales were taken in.' at 80s for long berry, There is at
present no public ssl;le of Coffee declared to take place
here, but at LiverP 00l a large auction of 17,000 bags
La Guayra is declared for the 28th of next month.
COCOA.—Britiah Plantation has been less in demand
this week, still oil the part of holders there is
firmness, and noels has Lean enlitniVel to public
sale. The value of Trinidad is feona 443 to 52e, and
Grenada 43; to 47 s, but only small purchases have
been made. The: e has been a felling off in ope-
rations in Foreign, and buyers are not disposed to ray
former terms, whilst there is a more plentiful supply.
At public sale 2,000. bags were all take in, Fara at 355,
Bahia and Guay aqt til at 363 to 363 6,1 per cwt, whilst
there were not Ins;ers above 33; per cwt. There is,
however, an mere as lug consumption of Cocoa, which is
likely to continue,. a ) that no decline of moment in the
value is expected to take place. For public competition
on Tuesday 440 betl :s of Trinidad Cocoa are declared.
TEA.—In the mairket for Black there has been less
activity this week, and larger parcels have been offered
for sale, whilst rt er lower rates have been acceded to
for ord sett), but b atter kinds fully maintained the fur-
mer currency. Tit value c f low and good ord Congou
is 10d to 104 d, rsc d iurn kinds I lid to is 2d, and better.
sort Is 2111 to Is :10d. Green is held with firmness at
former rater, but ho'ders are unable to obtain any further
advance. There not tinues t.. be a good demand, still
low and mid sorts ar e yet most in request. In the value
of Scented Tea th et I) is no variation, but not so much
busieess has been n included. At public sale on Tutn-
day 9,550 packages. were offered, cf which 3,200 f
purcl- asers. To-dt ty there was little business concluded
in Black or Green Tea, still holders were not disposed
to accept lower rat ei.
lircn.—To-day rt p üblic sale of 1,100 bags Bengal
went at firm rates, se ad realised is to Ils ad for fine,
and it 6s 6d to 103, 6t I for damaged.
Sreces..To-cla: r h igher rates v. ere asked for !rack
Pepper, and basin es., was in consequence checked. Of
1,492 bags offered at auction, 'a part only sold—good
light Penang at 4f )11 to 44d, damaged :Id to 40 ; but
Malabar was tak en in—good half he avy at 4id, and
grey at 4 ad. Oft :,loves 127 bags Bourbon realised flid
to 81-1 d per lb.
SPIRITS.—Then e bas been a good demand for Jamaica
Runs this week, ar Id rather higher rates have been paid for
all aorta. The;p: ireeis sold arc at 28 7d to 35 5d far 30 to