The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-15 00:00:00

COLONX.ekI.

SUGAR.—The market has been very dull again all the week, and
buyers have held themselves back. The new duties come into ope-
ration on Saturday, and it is believed all Sugars now in bond will
be admitted at 14s per cwt duty, if coming under the present rate of
245, and 5 per cent. The sales of West India have beets small, but
generally prices have varied but little.
EAST INDlA.—Bengal has been in fair demand at rather easier
prices ; 1,760 bags at auction, nearly all sold mid and good white at
608 to 645, low at 58s Gd, and yellow at 54s to 56e 6tl per cwt ; 10,980
bags, 360 casks Mauritius brought 52s Gd to 57s Gd for low to mld
yellow, 58s to 648 for good to fine, 42s to 53s for low to tine brown,
and 42s to 63s for washed.

rOBEIGN.-78 chests, 2 casks Bahia, were taken In at 18s to 22s 6d
kr sound.

REFlNED.—Standard Lumps have been 70s per cwt.
COFFEE.—There has net been much doing in Coffee. The auctions
of West India have offered 119 brls and bags. Jamaica sold at
irregular prices, fine fine ord pale mixed at 70s, fine ord at 52s to si.s,
and ord to good ord unclean at 31s Gd to 49s per cwt. Demerara
was all taken in, mid green unclean at 48s to 50s per cwt, low mid at
455, and good ord pale at 355. Berbice also was mostly taken in at
full rates. Ceylon has been sold at 86s to 88s for mid
bold dark colours, and at 46s Gd to 47s for ord. 126 bales Mocha
went at 59s to 60s for mid greenish clean garbled, and at 50s for triage.
Singapore Java, 17 bags, was taken in at 43s 6d, and 32 casks, 148
brls, 358 bags Rio were bought in at 30s 6d to 52s per cwt.
Coco A.-394 bags Trinidad partly sold at 39s to 47s 6d per cwt.
&rm.—This article has been dull, at about former quotations.
Sataprrat.—Calcutta has beerisold at 26s for 6%, per cent refraction.
SPICES.--White Pepper has realised, at auction, 4%d to 51/2d peril,
being 10% er quotations ; 650 bugs black sold at 3M d to 3 4d per lb for
Malabar, and at 214 d to 2%d for Sumatra.
RICE.-3,000 bags Bengal have been sold publicly. Mid white has
realised I Is to 12s per cwt.
COTTON.—Holders generally havebesu tolerably firm, but the bull-
ness
done has not been extensive.

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lof the late Thomas Nishett, Esq., aged 95. , with ',A
(From the London New Pike current of March 14.) 1 On the 10th inst., Maria, wife of Joseph .01 pi
Calthorpe-street, St. Pancras.
Si** It—The market has an improving appearance for all i $lO
descriptions of Colonial Sugar. To-day there was a good de. '
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mend for bright yellow descriptions which fetched fully former
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rates, and of brown and gray qualities buyers were induced to •'
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purchase on a more extended scale in consequence of tether Stra -•‘; in ' -!,.. ,of the Savoy, in .
Bliddleata, Saturday, Marckls; 1845.
"et rated twin been ethmitted to. At publio salt 469 _

T.u.tow —P. Y. tl. has been rather flat at 39s to 39s 3d per cwt.
TEA..—The market steady, and there is no particular feature.