The Sun.
London, England, 1850-08-02 00:00:00

COUNTY COURTS BILL.

Mr. GREENE appeared at the bar, and announced
that, in compliance with the request of this House,
their
,Lordships had agreed to a conference on the
subject of the County Courts' Bill, which they had ap-
pointed to take place immediately, in the Royal Gal-
lery. The Hon. Gentleman and several other Members
then left the House. _

On their return, Mr. GREEN, as manager, announced
the result of the conference, which was ordered to lie
upon the table.
(LEFT SITTLNG.)

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(Frow the London New Price Current, Aug 2.)
SUGAR.—TO day former rates were supported for
West lwdia Sugar, and a fair business was concluded,

but better sorts :f yellow and grey were most in demand:
The quantity sold was 627, making for the week 2,216
&c. The only public sale to-day was one of Bengal.
REFINED.—The rates paid for brown ffrocPry lumps
are 49s 9d, standard lumps 50, tittlere, low to fine 49s 6d
to 53, double 54s to 54s 6d; flambro Leaves 50s to 545,
end double 54s 6i to 55s per cwt. Wet lumps continue
in good demand, at from 46s 6d to 475, and better

sort at 47$ 6i to 48s 6d per cwt, and only
limited parcels are on offer. For pieces rates
rule fur low and midd at 37s to 393, good to tine 40s
to 455, and operations have been to a fair extent. In
Bastards sales are upon a large scale, but not at any ad.
vance ; brown selling at 27s to 325, and yellow at 33s to
365. Prices have ceased to decline for Treacle, and opera-
tions ere larger than in the former week. We quote boiled
from West India Molasses at 13s 6d to 14s 6d. Patent
14s 6d to 153 6d, Gulden Syrup at 161 to 183, and
there is a slight decrease of supply. For British Crushed
Sugar prices rule at 27s to 28s 6d. Wet lumps are quoted
at 26s to 26s 6d, but little has been done. For exports
firm, orders continue limited for Treacle at lis 6.1
to 13e. A steady demand has been experienced for
pieces at 24s to 26s for low to fine, and Bastard

sell more readily at 18s to 19s for brown, and at 20s
to 20s 6d for yellow. For Loaves the export demand
has been goo I, whilst former rates are well supported.
We quote Turkey 1 to 51 lbs at 418 to 461, Hambro 6
to 71bs 34s to 35q, 10 t) 10} ditto, at 33i, 14 to 15 ditto
323 61, Tittlers 22 to 30 ditto, 293 to 29a 6d, Prussian
40 to 45 ditto 283 to 28s 61, Dutch •10 lbs 30 to 30s 61,
6 ditto 23i, and Belgian 10 ditto 21s, Ia Foreign
Crushed Sugar a good deal has been done, and prices
rule firm, Dutch at from 24s to 23s 6d, superior at 26s
to 28, and Belgian at from 24s 6d to 26 per cwt.

MAunrrius.--A much better demand has been expe-
rienced this week, and supplies have been less plentiful;
the rates ob ained are fully equal to those current pre-
viously, indeed in several cases 6d per cwt advance
has been paid for good and fine grocery. At
auction 6,176 bags were all sold ; fine yellow
went at 38i 6d to 39s 6cl, good mid to good
36s 6d to 385, mid 35s to 363, low 34s to 34s 6d, good to
line grey 36s 61 to 38s, interior and mid 33s to 363, and
good to fine brown 32s 6d to 33s 6d per cwt. By private
treaty several parcels have been disposed of at similar
terms.

EAST INDIA.—This afternoon Bengal Sugar was in
good demand, and at auction 2,500 bags sold at stiffsr
rates, fine white at 40s 63 to 41s 6d, mid to good 38s 6d
to 40i.

FOREIGN.—There has been a fair business con-
cluded here in duty paid sorts by private treaty, yet
holders are firm, and offer only a moderate
quantity for sale, whilst previous rates are sus-
tamed at auction 5,209 bags of Manilla were nearly
all taken in at the full value, good greyish clayed at 36s
6,3, a few lots were sold a, 35s 6d to 365, and low dark
brown Muscavado at 28s 6d to 295. At public sale 200
cases Manilla, in bond, were taken in at 17s 6d to las
per cwt. The auctions at present advertised aro small
of all descriptions.
MOLASSES.—West India cannot be obtained at any
further reduction, still operations have been upon a small
scale, and prices range from 13s to 16a for low to fine
quality. East India met with little attention; and Ils
to 12s per cwt is the value.
COFFEE.—This afternoon there were sellers of Native
Ceylon at rather lower rates, still sales are upon a
limited scale at 42s to 42s 6d for good ord. Of Plan-
tation 56 casks 42 bags at auction realised the former
value, good went at 57s 6d to 61s 6d, low mid 50 to 51s
6d, fine fine ord 47a to 495, and inferior 43s to 465.
COCOA.—The market is still firm for West India, and
none bas been submitted to public sale during the week.
Operations have been to a fair extent by private treaty,
and the value of Red Trinidad is now 42s to 475, grey
39s to 435, and Grenada from 38s to 46s per cwt. In
Foreign operations have been to a fair extent by private
treaty, but the rates paid are not above those of last
week. At auction 403 bags of Para were however
taken in at 28s, and 19 bags Bahea at the same price.
TEA.---There has again been a large business trans-
acted in common and good ordinary Coogou, prices also
continued to advance and rule at 1 lid to is per lb,
holders also have much confidence, and do not offer an
enlarged quantity for sale. In medium a good deal has
been done at is id to is 2d with not free sellers. Other
sorts have been told to a larger extent at is 3d to is Bd,
with a firm market. In the trade for Green, there
has been much activity, and rather higher rates had been
&gained, still lower sorts were most in request by ship-
pers and home dealers, more especially Canton Gun-
powder and Young Upon. Scented Caper has sold
freely at full terms, and is Orange Pekoe a good busi-
ness Lass been done at the former value. At auction
7,400 pkgs of Tea were offared, and 3,300 sold.
RICE —The marks-t for East India has presented
quite a different appearance from the preceding week,
from speculators the demand having nearly ceased,
whereas few export orders have been completed, and
borne dealers operated with much caution. Supplies
have been upon a larger scale, and prices oxtai-
-1 bit a reduction of 3d per cwt as compared
with Friday last. At auction 5,230 bogs Bengal were
OfTered. a small" part only of which found buyers, ord
white 93 6,1, mid and good mid 10a to lOs 6d, fine I Is 6d,
very broken and dut.ty 8s 6d, and damaged 7s to 93 6d.
Oki Madras 1,533 bags were nearly all taken
in at 9s to 9s 6d for fine yellow small barley
kind, being above the value, a few lots sold at
9:: for good white, being rather cheaper. In all sorts
the private operations for the week do not exceed 4,000
bags. Previous terms are required for Patna, and a good
demand exists at 11a to 16s; town dressed Carolina has
been operated in with caution at 223 to 28s, and Ameri-
can 19s to 20e. Of Sago none has been offered at auction
this week, and private operrtions are email, at from
to 225. Sego Flour is still operated in with caution
r.t. 16e 6tl to 17s per cwt. Of Arrowroot 200 pkgs were
offered at auction, Bermuda sold at is Bd, St. Viucert's
61 to 81, Jamaica 6d to 7d, Grenada aid; 13 pkgs fine
Est India 31 to 34d, and 38 kegs Urened..Tous les
Alois 3d per lb. To-3,y there. Wa.4 nv public silo o
th!, to
SPICES,—On the part of holders of Black Pepper there
is firmness, and none has been -offered •at auction this