The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-01 00:00:00

would doubtless, even thus early, be made to some extent by
oalors. Parties, however, have remained firm, and though
an advance on fctemer rates has in some instances been offered
—such as for the finer sorts of Grey Madapollams and Bleached
Shirtings—holders are not disposed to sell at the current rates.
Subjoined are the only transactions which have been reported
for publication :-
1,000 pieces of Grey Long Cloths
at
Its a. 10. O. per p ieee
38 yards by 39 ins.
370 pie.. of Bleached Mulls at Rs 4. 9. O. at 5. 10. 0.
2V yards by 6i •
1,000 pleas Doriabs, 10 yards at Rs. 1. 9. 0.
400 " Cambric?, 12 yrds at Rs. 5. 11.0.
100 " Book Muslins, 12 yds at Rs. 2. 4. 0.
Yarns—The following are the only transactions that appear
to have taken place, and these have been confined to one party
only. Prioes exhibit no change worthy of notice.
Mule Twist-10,000lb, No. 36, at 8 minas per lb; B,ooolb,
No. 40, at 9i annas par lb.
Water Twist-4,0001b, No. 30, at 9 annas per lb.
We hear of no sales of dyed yarns. The stock of Turkey red
is light, but that of orange continues abundant.
Woollens--The market for these partakes of the prevailing
dulness. We retain our former quotations. The only ale of
which we have been informed is one of 140 pairs of blankets at
Rs. 8 4 annas per pair.
Marine Stores.—The prices of white and green paint is
slightly on the decline. The stocks of cordage and canvas are
becoming lighter, but prices remain without alteration. Spiri s
of turpentine are a shade lower than last month.
Beer.—The trar,saetions of the month have been very
limited, comprising sales only of about 50 casks of Saunders', at
Rs. 37 per hhd. ; and 20 of Worthington's, at Rs. 40. There
have been no sales t f Base' or Allsopp's, save for private con-
sumption—holders being firm in the expectation of a good de-
mand for these brands of the close of the season.

Spirits—We have been ialormed of sales of 18 hhds. and
28 quarter casks of Brandy. at Re, 3. 2. 0. ; and about 45
hhds. at Rs. 3. 1. 0. per gallon. Gin is a little higher in value
than before, but we have heard of no sales of it.

Bottles—These may be quoted at Rs. 1. 1. 0. to 1. 2. 0. per
donen quarts, anti l 2 annas per dozen for pints. The subjoined
transactions are reported :-
150 gross Liverpool quarts, at Rs. 1. 2. 0. per dozen.
75 ditto pints, at Rs. 0. 13. 0. „
Cochineal—There is no change to notice in the price o f this
article; very little now remains in first hands, and we have
beard of no sales during the month.
Red Lead is dull of sale, the arrivals having lately been
heavy. We retain our former quotations.
Eastern Produce—Since the departure of the last snail the
starlet has been very dull, and transactions on a limited scale.
Prior to the receipt of our home news on the 9th instant, some
purchases of Broach and Surat, at Rs. 84 to 135* per candy
were made ; but subsequently very little has been dome, and
pipe have a downward tendency. The only transactions re-
ported to us consist of 200 candies of Compta at Rs. 73, and
100 candies of Barsee at Rs. 78 per candy. In other articles
of produce we have few changes of price to notice, and very
little business appears to have been done.
Freights to Great Britain suddenly declined about the end
of last month to 31. per ton, both to London and Liverpool,
bat soon afterwards they rallied from this rate, and they may
now be quoted at 31. 10s. to 3/. 159. Arrivals have been
light, and several vessels were laid on for Calcutta on the occa-
sion of the decline mentioned, which appears to have contri-
buted to the reaction. Freights continue scarce, owing to the
high prices of produce. The rate current for China may be
quoted Rs. 15 per candy:___