The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-15 00:00:00

BANKING D:

Proprietors' capita 1,14,653,000
Rest
Public deposits (in-
cluding Exche-
quer, Savings-
banks, Comm►s-
sioners of National
Debt, and divi-
dend accounts) 5,340,731
Other deposits 9,134,243
Seven day andother
bills . 1,133,320

£33,395,89.

M. MA.
Dated the 13th day of Novel

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London New Price Current of Nov. 14.)
SUGAR.—To-day the rates previously established were
fully supported for West India Sugar, but in consequence of
the scanty and indifferent show, the business done was ex-
tremely limited, and the rise in prices 6d to is per cwt.
REFINED.—Te• day Refined goods were taken freely by
the home trade, and prices keep on the ascendancy, brown
lumps, according to quality, fetching 65s to 66s 6d, and
standard lumps 67s to 67s 6d per cwt. In bonded Crushed
Sugar a good deal has been done, in consequence of 34s 6d per
cwt being taken for first sort.
MAURITIUS.—There has been a strong desire manifested
to purchase every description, and further advanced rates are
offered freely, but the supply at market has proved insuffi-
cient for their wants; all the parcels on offer privately have
been again bought up, establishing an advance on last week's
rates of 6d to is for yellow, and is to 2s per cwt for brown

and grey qualities. -
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon three parcels of Bengal Sugar
were offered at public sale, amounting to 5,705 bags ; soft
brown, of which the chief part consisted, met with less at-
tention, and a part only sold, at a decline on former rates of

ls per cwt. -
FORElGN.—Notwithstanding the advanced period of the
season, and the limited demand that still exists, yet holders
of Foreign Sugar display firmness, and have refrained from
offering any at public sale, at present none is declared. Of
white Brazil only small parcels have been sold upon former
terms. Brown is held for the former currency, but the only
transaction worth noticing, is that of a floating cargo of 400
chests of Bahia at 22s 6d per cwt, to be delivered at Gotten-
burgh. Holders of yellow Havannah are not inlined to
further reduce their prices, although there are few orders
in the market. In ther sorts of Foreign there has been
little passing, but prkes cannot be quoted lower.
COFFEE.—To-day there was little desire shown to purchase
Mocha Coffee, and 222 bales at public sate were nearly all
taken in, good ordinary ~rownish at 54s to 565, and 'fiddling
greenish 625, being full rates. In Native Ceylon they; was little
business transacted, and 335 bags at auction were only in part
sold at barely former rates, good ordinary selling at 48s, fine
ordinary 50s, sea damaged 40s to 445. 15 bags of plantation
Peaberry taken in at 85s. Of Bahia 286 bags were taken in,
country damaged at 28s, sea damaged, first class 265, second
25a, third 23s 6d, fourth and fifth 22s 6d to 23s 6d per cwt.
MOLASSES.—There has been an extensive demand for
every description of West India, and the rates paid have
been rather above those previously quoted ; indeed, nearly
the whole on show has been bought up. Bengal Treacle is
much wanted, and stiffer rates are paid. The stock of Mo-
lasses is considerably less than last year. Of Honey the
market has been nearly cleared at much higher rates.
Cocoa.—There has been little desire shown to purchase
West India, yesterday 442 bags of Trinidad were only in
part sold at rather lower rates. Foreign is little wanted, and
prices are on the decline.
Fnurr.—There have been large arrivals of almost every
description, but yet there has not been that active demand as
usual in the middle of the month of November. New Zante
495, the quality fine, but of which a very small quantity. has
been taken. New Patras 49s to 50s. New Valencia Raisins
of good quality are sought after at 40s, but most of the re-
cent arrivals are almost unsaleable at 368 to 40s. Muscatels
in, layers of fine quality are scarce, and obtain very full
prices; a'parcel of fine Chesme Raisins in barrels are being
taken slowly at 38s, New Sultana Raisins 755.
SPICES.—This afternoon the quantity of Nutmegs offered
at public sale was 151 pkgs, but the trade were desirous to
operate, and nearly the whole sold at an advance on former
rates of 2d to 3d. Of Mace 55 pkgs were brought forward
and sold at a slight improvement in the value. White
Pepper is not much wanted. Of Cloves 20 bags and 16
chests were mostly sold, good Penang at 2s to 2s ld, mid-
dling is 10d, and Zanzibar 10d to 10% per lb.
TEA.—importers of Black are unwilling to submit to lower
rates, notwithstanding the increasing stock, but the busi-
ness transacted by private treaty has been limited in all de-
scriptions, still the rates previously established are in almost
every instance supported. Congou of common sound qua-.
lity is not to be had in the private market under 10d,
and clean Pouchong under 6d per lb. The market has a
dull appearance for Green, and it having been well supplied,
a decline in the value of nearly every kind has taken place;
notwithstanding the moderate rates that prevail, the trade
are not inclined to purchase more than their present wants

require.
Rum, BRANDY, AND lIoLLANDs.—There has been a con.
siderable increase in the demand for all descriptions of Ja-
maica Rum this week, the home trade have pur-
chased eagerly, and for exportation a good business
has been transacted ; the rates paid have been
rather above those previously quoted. Demerara has
been in excellent request, and prices have risen 2d
to 8d per gallon for strong descriptions. Leeward
Island is greatly wanted, and prices are still on the as-
cendancy. The supply is not ample for the demand. Cal-
cutta has been in good demand, and advanced rates are
given. The quantity in the market is not sufficient for
the demand. The stock of all kinds is on the decrease.
Brandy has been purchased with caution, and price., are on
the decline; Geneva has been in good demand for exporta-
tion at 2s 3d to 2s 4d, and fine for home consumption bring
2s 7d to 2s 10d. The market was very firm for English Corn
Spirits at lOs 6d nett cash.
RlCE.—Bengal has met with less attention, and although
the market has been but moderately supplied, still a decline
in prices of 6d per cwt has taken place. Madras, however,
has brought full rates, and is wanted, but there is not much
to be had; 17s 6d to 20s have been.paid according to quality.
Of Java the market is without supply ; large parcels
would find buyers if offered for scale, and at stiff rates.
Cleaned Rice is wanted, and prices rule very firm. The sup-
ply of every description of Rice is much less than has been
the case for many years. In Sago a good business has been
transacted at stiff rates ; for Sago Flour a good deal has been
done at 21s to 235. Of Jamaica many parcels have been sold,
and prices have risen to 20s to 22s per cwt. A good demand
has been experienced privately for Arrow Root, and prices
are on the ascendancy.
COCHINEAL. —There has been little desire shown to ope-
rate, and former rates have been with difficulty supported.
Immuci.—There are few shipping orders for any descrip-
tion of Bengal, and the home trade still operate with much
caution : for the good and fine qualities last quarterly tale's
rates ate insisted upon, but inferior may be had upon rather
lower terms. Madras and Kurpah are dull of sale, and former
rates are with difficulty sustained,
Oits.—There has been only a limited business transactd
in Linseed Oil for home consumption this week, although
there are sellers at a reduction on previous rates of 6d to 9d
per cwt. For forward- delivery there aie few buyers to be
met with. Rape Oil is wanted, and -the supply being small
prices keep firm. Cocoa Nut is held firm, and is still wanted.
Fur Palm a good demand has been experienced, but holders
are inclined to sell. Olive met with little attention. Cod Oil
has been purchased with much caution, and there are sellers
at 28110 s. Although prices rule low for Seal, still the trade
operated with caution. In Southern there has been little
business transacted. The low rates that prevail for all com-
mon Fish Oils it is expected will be the cause ere long of pro-
ducing a muck better demand. Sperm has been purchased
with more freedom, and prices are firmer.
TALLOW.—This afternoon, at pulslic sale, 342 packages of
South American Tallow were sold at 40s 3d to 41s 6d, infe-
rior 38s 3d to 39s 3d ; 87 casks New South Wales fine 4346 d,
good 41s 6d, middling 39s to 40s 9d ; 4 casks East India 41s ;
70 casks of first sort St. Peteraburgh yellow candle 41s 9d
,er cwt.

GREAT TURN-OUT AT MANCHESTER.—We, have
just received a letter, stating that several of the masters have
discharged their hands, to the number of 300, on the ground
that they will not employ any man belonging to the Tailors'
Protection Society. This is an arbitrary proceeding. We
hope, for the sake of humanity, it will not be persevered in.
As we are not in possession of the particulars, we refrain from
further observ4tione. full particulars next week.—Talore
Advocate. ''"' •