The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-30 00:00:00

54s to 56s for ord to good ord pale, the rest selling at
57s for fine ord, and 31s 6d to 40s for some low black
sorts. There were 1,452 bags Havannah sold at 43s 6d
to 44s 6d for fine ord, and 39s to 41s for good Ord ; 217
bags Brazil partly found buyers at 40s to 50s for Yeti,
fine ; and 165 bags East India at 26s for Padang, sou
25s 6d to 26s for Batavia.
Cocoa. —A moderate business has been done in Trini-
dad at 40s to 465, and in Granada at 42s 6d to 468 6d
per cwt.
RicE.—Public sales of Bengal have gone off at 105 to
12s for mid to good mid white. and 6,009 bags 3-11,5
partly sold at is 6d to lOs 6d four mid and good white.
SPICES.—In Pimento a moderate business has..beeo
done at higher rates. Pepper has been rather-dull ;
common Batavia sold at 2id to 3d per lb, and WOO
at 3d to aid per lb.
Rum.—The demand has been rather active :gain, 3d
at higher prices generally.
COTTON.—The sales have been limited at about Pre'
vious rates.
TEA.—Prices ruled firm this week, with a steady bog'
ness doing. Public sales are expected next week. Cool;
mon Congou is lid to 110, and ord Twankay is
to is 3d per lb.
TiLLow.—P. Y. C. is steady at 41s 3d to 42s per at
on the spot.

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING.---(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, AUG: 30. Wind, N.E., light breezeornd-fine'
DEAL, AUG. 29.—Wind, E.S.E.—Arrd. Robert,Pwr
ford, Scobel, Havannah, for Antwerp ; New York, Nei/
York, for Harobufg: Sid. Countess of Westmoreland,
Pernambuco ;;Lady Seaton, Montreal; Statua; WBStlY2rd.
OFF DUNGENESS, AUG. 27.—Ap0110, Matanzas, ibr
Hamburg.
OFF HASTINGS, AEG. 29.—Oriental, Calcutta, - for
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 29.—Arrd. Gipsy., ;London,
the South Seas Prince of -Wales, Do., for Calcutta.
Cowzs, AUG. 29.—S1d. Indus, Africa. • • • • -
-SOUTUADIPTON, Aro. 29.—Std. St. Ann's and-Frielff'
Quebec ; Montrose (steamer), Lisbon. • •
OFF THE START, AUG. 25.—Favourite,
for Bremen ; Condor, Havannah, for Hamburg. a
PLYMOUTH, AUG. 29.—Wind Lochliho
Florence, Quebec,
FALMOUTH, AUG. 29.—Wind, moderate. -7-Sl4.
Jane, Pictou. • •
PADSTOW, AUG. .20.—Ski. John and-Mary, Quebec„,
Brusror.., AUG.. 29.—513. Dochfour and Parnell'
Quebec.. •
GLOUCESTER, AUG. 28.—Arrd. British Queen, De.-^adb
kiramichi. • .. bas
. DARTMOUTH, Aro. 29.—The Malibrari,
discharged part of her cargo. in a barge, in order to to'
on board ballast.
DUBLIN, AUG. 28.—Arrd. Wave, Wheeler,St. aohnl'
New Brunswick. :vet
CORK, AUG. 27.—S1d. Woodbine, St. John's,
Brunswick. Off, Letherland, Freeman, China ;
St. John's, New Brunswick. .
MARYPORT, AUG. 28.—Arrd. Sally, Ditchburov
John's, New Brunswick. all°
LEITH, AUG. 28.—Arrd. Rebecca, Longford, Ich
ABERDEEN, AUG. 27.—The Lena, from Dantrao,4
Liverpool, leaky, and with pumps choked, in roo),.
.for this harbour grounded on the bar, and reol''"
Sid. Heroine, Ichaboe.
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 29.—Wind E., moderata.'"l.
Sylph, La Guayra ; barque Pursuit, Sid. Of ir,
tina, Lima •, Thomas Arbuthnot, Calcutta • Allan
Latham Islands ; Messenger, Brazils ; Elizabeth, if
.nambudo ; Furamena, Ceara ; Jane Augusta, Col °0;
River ; Royal Mint, Jamaica ; Mary Ellen, IWO°
Fanny, Hampden, and Caspian, 'New- Orleans ;
ince, SaVannah ; Scotia, 'Baltimore ; Adams, Ca9;it;
Persia, Boston ; Grampian, St. John's, New Brultsivi
Tweed, Miramichi.

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AME'RICAN NEW'
(EXPRESS FROWLIVERPOOV)
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY MORNING, 4 •J
By the arrival of the-Boston and Halifak''
Mail steam-ship-Caledonia, Captain Lottott-.0 "itor
0
last night, eat ten clo.6l{,:aavice2
New York to the 15th inst. inclusive, .I.*erw4-
and Halifax 18th.
The Caledonia brings 45 passengers, and thalitable
tt
has experienced head-winds all the passage, hfrt tbe
a very fair run. The Britannia, which took
mails 4th August, arrived at Halifax on. the 17th
day preceding the departure of the Caledoma.Thio
The papers by this arrival appear to be o%,ce'ett's
barren ; in fact, there may be said to, be .e° tore
except commercial, and even that presents 'De ir
of interest. tY,,4
KEY WEST, JULY 17, 1844.--About the 22u
French ship Louis XIV, Jugefils, master, ran 4'ooo
Florida Reef, just this side of Indian Key. She Wels,f
New Orleans, and had in 2,030 b ales cotton, 13 :oic
bacco, 600 bags coffi•e, and 50 tons lead. About °r-ter
cargo has been brought into this port by-our 1:4,00
and stored in the fire-proof warehouse of F. A. "'foal!,
The remainder is ou board the ship, which is n0v:01.9
sight, coming into port. It is said that the cal pi
injured, nor the ship very materially, becau'idPic,
on the reef before a strong wind and sea, skelf-011-
so far out of water that she could not pound.
On Sunday; the 21st inst., the schooner. Seleci'oglor;
Lewis, of and from New Orleans, bound for Bari 19:,
with provisions, ran upon the reef and bilget
11 krecite"
cargo and materials have been saved by the
and brought to this port. •
.Upon the case of the cotton ship' Rothschild tip, le;
been an arbitration, and the arbitrators have e 0111
give the wreckers one-third of ship and 0041 OE,'
they have not made their award in form, heei"; Prot
do not agree upon the details. The wreckete '7OO
tisfied, and allege that only two out of son_ °e
eight ever consented to arbitrate at all. • e19j.0
Whether the award will be finally ratified itnoloros
The ship is ready to receive her cargo;alP'sgef
as the case may be, and proceed c/a_ her
having been temporarily repaired. ' cu"
. 0
JULY 30.—The Louis XIV. has arrived, tintif, 41,4
signed to F. A. Browne. She leaks cobsidelli,er
the tobacco is damaged with salt water. A:,
I,le')
been under her, and found her false keel goo ,
and her copper and planking somewhat for
board of survey has ordered her to be hore'eli.,
amination. gri &t°
ie ;
YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.--The ffire on 1e ,i
Picayune of the 2d inst. says;—" So far as ist,,4 iSeero
two fatal cases of the yellow fever have ordee', ja rob
city, but both persons contracted the dise*"-0014,heit
Cruz. Several physicians with, whom we 1111", jll }O4l
inform us that they have met with no case is
private practice, and as yet the Charity -gm'
of the disease." • re of
GREAT POSTAGE MEETING AT LCOCR. -the 119 ii
dissatisfaction is universally expressed along, laLiV
communication traversed by the exprer,see, yette„st
the recent interruntion to the progress cif the;dieVog
riers, made by the railroad conductorn r
the orders of the Postmaster-General. Trfere
and deep sense of injury which pervecw° intieool
lie- mind, in consequence of this odil" 0
ence on the part of the Government with 6, o"oni'
individuals, is beginning to make itself hea"*ollfigg
meetings composed of citizens of all-partiee•-
mous is the sentiment in reprobation of thelphe (sits
of the Postmaster-General, who, in conteso4,slo°olll
considered decisions of the Federal CourteLfoolrojei
execute the laws in accordance with hia.ovieis
tion of their requirements, that not a single fel—.
in advocacy of his course. . 15'
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, Ali:al. 10,
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCAIASI7%;, ~
11,800 New York State Fives, 1858 .. . ....
8,000 Ohio Sixes, 1860 .................. " 1051
5,000 Ohio Seven's... ........... ............ . g 9
6,000 Kentucky Sixes ....................... 44
5,000 Kentucky Fires, p. in New York
1,000 Indiana Bonds ............................ 11,1
80 shares Fulton Bank .................. .. . F
90 do. Union Bank. ..................... . .
.„
150 do. United States Bank ............... . . 411.
100 do. Vicsburg Bank ......... . ..... ,t ..
100 do. Farmers' Trust ...................
...... 106,,
19 do. Mutual Insurance Company...o' St:
"
40 do. United States Insurance Co ..." 9
rg)
175 do. Canton Company..„ ............. ••"..„.• 101,
7 do. New York Insurance ......... •..
52 do. Aub. and Rocti. Railroad .•••'' ,•••44,
100 llarlem Railroad ........................
At the board this morning Norwich' risli,S.l;eso°,l
R.R. declined 14 ; Canton Co. and VPsbie 4%1 es
14 ; and Harlem and Reading R.R. j'alickY ;
vanced 4, and Stonington:R. R. 4. .0-e; prieero
United States Bank closed at yesterdeY sa sor,
At the Public Board
~ Canton Co. All )
Worcester R. R.
'-. ICES'
THE FUNDS—(CLOSIN • : Fol'
BRITISH FUNDS. -
Bask Stock .. .... ..... 10 llndian Sto4
3 per Cent. Red 98% Ditto Bonds :;;;Atie !. 16 pet
3er Cent. Cons.
33 per Cent. Red lOl% Ditto )rev,
New 3% per Cent. 10,;%, Ex. ... ,
New 5 per Cent.......
Long Ann
1860 l2 uities to re expi - Ditto S Acct.
tr
Jan 7.16 ,Bank
Oct '1859 12% •• Consols far
Jan. 1860 — India • • /
FOREIGN FUNI)a cipei *"•
.
Austrian, 5 per Cent ..«.«..ilt 11
Belgian, 5 per Cent lOl% Ditto, NO: Per
Brazilian Bonds .... . ... Pruoiansf
Buenos Ayres, a per Vent —
Chllian C. per Cent 'Ditto; Mew— cenl.••''
Colombian, 6 per Cent
Ditto, 1824 .. . ... . .... —13% DSPRittnor LPe6rPerCreden.t.t."";'.:.‘:::'/, „?,
Cuba Bonds 6 per Cent Cr
Danish, 3 per Cent — French, 51)
Greek, 18.-5, 5 per Cent — Exchangeecilat...r.,
Mexican, 5 per Cent
Ditto, 6 per Cent., 1837 Dutch, lt..ir&ent
Peruvian, 1825, 6 per Cent — • 'Ditto. 5 106
SHARES..: - • BO,
Birmingham and Gloucester 000 .... 6,
Bristol and Exeter (70 paid). ..•.... ........... 1.,
Chester and Holyhead ( 5 paid) ..... »•“" et*
Dublin and Cashel, 2% paid .. 91!,,;
Edinburgh and Glasgow, 50 Pam ....... ...... •••.- ~;"
London and Birmingham (Stock) •••••••,:dt......5. lv
London and Greenwich (12t. 15s. ,141•14:.•
....
London and Croydon (Trunk)...•••• ...... '
Midland Counties (100 paid)... ... .. .. , ...
Newcastle and Darlington Junctions.
..............
North British, 2% paid ............. ... p;
South P von, 5 paid .. ... .
South Eastern and Dover, (: 3 2a 4u
Ditto New shares, 4 P,041 • 1114
Yarmouth and Norwich (18 paid) ••••••••.,
...........
York and North Midland o'l I'_
Orleans, Tours, and Domateaux. • - -reerVA for
• eive"for
AvG•2B --It 011 err' ree lit
SHEERNaSS, • • .. be- - oug -It-
the Dockyard that instructions .‘ 1)004,04
five of the advance-ships at t
The _ionPoeen:.w h
90+ oerl, 10p e
giSbasiol.
eivina)tmordpitelf:eerdefi:titlmi
The greatest activity prefab.
pocky ard. prepare.utorifti:Ne;:wAndtfac