The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-03 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE. ecei°l
A very limited supply of English wheat was rithosgb
fresh up to-day coastwise and by land carriage. tbo
the show of samples of both red and white was 0191' 1.09
demand for all kinds ruled heavy, and Monday
were barely supported.
rf 0161 r
The imports of foreign wheat this week are /IL' ode
rate, yet the supply this morning was good. The bees
ruled dull, and to force sales lower rates must. hsAileieg.,
submitted to. In floating cargoes very little was ":01
We were fairly supplied with barley, whici.ri -1)0 e°
slowly at Monday's decline. Malt tiled du"'
change took place in its value. ss rather
There was a fair show of oats. The trade W
dull' at late rates.
Beans, peas, and flour sold at Monday's CHTTeIIeP
ARRIVALS THIS WREN. rod.
Barley. Malt. Oats. 1,20
650 2,250 370 .10
3,970 500-
_ 17,810

Wheat.
1,190

English ..
Trish ....
Foreign ..

8,73 ) 3,550
)

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARlCOit,ttliell
To-day's market was well supplied with beasts!, taols,
general quality was inferior. The primest breeds sT
ole
off steadily, at full prices. Otherwise the beef 'Li 0 ,
in a sluggish state. The show of E heep was g°,701e50,9,
number. Although the mutton trade was Yre
active, Nfonclay's currency was supported. barely
trail
supplied with lambs, which sold slowly, at trn°
rates. The supply of calves was good, and the
ruled the same as ol Monday. The best calves r ,
5s per Blbs. Pigs sold slowly, on former terms. cb,
a.
Mulch cows ruled steady, at from 141. to 20/• et'
eluding thin small calf.
Per Sibs to si
s. d. s. d.
Inferior Beasts.... 4 oto 4 2
Second quality—.. 4 4 4 6
Prime large oxen 410 5 0,
Prime Scots, &c. 5 2 5 41'
Inferior Sheep ...3 6 3 Si
Second quality ...3 10 4 2
Prime erse. -wiled. 4 4 4 f
Laub
TOTAL SUPPLY

6,
s.
(1. e 5 I
Prime Southdown 4- 10 4 6
Large crso. calves 4 5 •
Prime small d 0... • 8 1
6
6 4 :
Large hogs .... •
.1 0
Small porkers ... 30
Suckling calves.. n
q
tiarter old pigs.2l
Is 8d to Cs 0 i. 0
FOREIGN SUP?
Beasts .................. 1,121 Beasts.. •• ••• 1
••0
• l'
Sheep ••• .... 15,000 Sheep ••• • " ~•
Calves .. • ... • ... ••••• • .. 5)0 Calves....., .... •••• ".

ik the offal&

LEADENHALL.
arm, as follows :
tbo carcass.

NEWGATE AND
The trade ruled tolerably f
Per 81bs by . d. A. 1
s. d. s. d. 04
Beef, inferior 3 6 3 8 1 Mutton, Inferior 3"4 ,0
Do., middling 310 4 0 Do. middling .... 3 -`,s; 410
Do., prime large .4 2 4 4 Do., prime ..........
34 io" 44'6
De,,, do. small ....4 6 4 8 1 Veal
Fork, large 38 4 0 Pork, small ... .. . 4 o
Lamb 43 6d to 5s 10d.

BOROUGH HOP. as
We have again to report a very dull sale for all kl.OOOO
hops, the prices of which are almost nominal. Our acve
from the plantations are very favourable, and 00
la,-.l,ed the duty as high as 270,000/. -tv•
Mid and East Kent pockets, 13/. to 17/. Os. ;
Kent ditto, 11/ Os to 13/ 13s ; Sussex ditto, 9/ 5s to "

COLONIAL. oe.
• TEA.—The public sales have progressed heavilif
ilium and goo 1 Greens alone being in request. eslll
SUGAR.—British Plantation has been in brisk re,1°05,9.,
firn prices. At auction Barbadoeg realised 34s 6n,400'
Gd. St. Lucia 34s to 37s Gd, and Grenada 35s to
per cwt. t
EAST INDIA.—Good to fine grocery Madras Went tb.9o
rats, viz., 39s Gd for good mid white Benares kind' 00
gal realised ,Lts to 40s Gd for Benares, and 38s to 41s
grainy. for -
101

FoRErGN.--Porto Rico brought 36s 6d to 409 -vf` 000,1
grayish to pale yellow, being frill quotations. Ibgei
low to mid brown went at 35s Gd to 375, and low t°
yellow at 37s Gd to 398 Gd per cwt. A cargo of white jla
privately at 31s 9.1 for the Baltic, and another of yellciire. wr,„
13, at 25s for Trieste. There has been a steady mar
refined brown lumps at 473 Gd, and for grocery s',,Oir
533. d
COFFEE.—Plantation Ceylon has been in dee,
auction ; fine fine ord small to good bold colory solui-jretir
6,1 to 64s Gd. Native Ceylon has ruled quiet at 4S° 4,
cwt. Costa Rica fine ord mixed to good quality Teo 6Y
54s 6,1 to 755, and Jamaica good to fine ord pale 465 -
per cwt. rot,
CocoA.—This article has been firm and rather dead
RICE.—A limited business has been done. "
whi e Bengal sold privately at 14s 6d to arrive. to 40",
SPicEs.—,Calicut ginger (new crop) brought 32,5 to id'
and fire 3/. 16s to 61. Cayenne pepper realised b"
African pod was taken in at 20s. if btlfr
Roar.—Full prices have been current with a PI-
-3616!
ne 39 doing.
SALTPETRE.—There has been a good demand 0t 8 r
3 per cent, 35s 6d for 3 to 5 per cent, and 320 I°'
cent refraction.
COTTON.—This article has been dull.
COCHINEAL—Prices at the public sales were w•--
culty supported. tbs
TALLow.—P.Y.C. is 55s Gd to 55s Od per owt ell
spot, being steady. mcle
GREEN FRIIIT.—West India pine apples continue, '-01,,et
mand, 12,000 sold by Keeling and Hunt, at pnlill°00:,
were taken freely by the trade. No improvemen I sir
price of lemons. Nuts of all kinds dull. Recent
from Lisbon state a removal of the disease in the vin
-

TESTIMONIAL TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE jdiepv
DUDLEY STUART. —A very interesting correse.„-ttiarliir
has just taken place between the Governors of set'
sex Hospital and the committee appointed at the oils
ing lately held at the Hanover-square Roonslip re,borr
to founding an enduring memorial of the public fe.,,,-estirl,
tion of the many virtues, political as well as d°l"b
of the late Lord Dudley Stuart. It originated O'" sir
secretary of the committee, who applied to tbecsif
nagers of the hospital to know to what extent tb° oter
mittee might reckon on their co-operation. The lilsbor
was by them referred to the medical board, and 013,,,it0"
report, Mr. Sheddon, the secretary of the Wrests(
was directed to state in reply, that, taking it".,°sll°_,
sideration his lordship's connection with the bor,"glio'A
Marylebone, the Governors of the hospital woul,°,,` itAl"
in the hoard-room a bust or picture of him, an ;loo"
set apart a sum equal to whatever might be sebsfa,
by his adnreers for the establishment of a neW ty°"esOk
be called " The Lord Dudley Coutts Stuart Ward'
for the foundation of a medical scholarship of etnf the
201. per annum, which should also bear the nacre -obit)
deceased nobleman ; both the ward and the schole
to he under the management of the trustees and gqe,,,to°';
of the institution, To this offer the committee tlio/
yet made no reply, but it is generally thought tb°"olc4°
will ultimately accept it as the most appropriatejsliiP;
of perpetuating.the benevolent character of his le lost'
A recent letter from Mexico states an extraolro Ore
instance of the total disregard now shown hY
vern client and their subordinates for the rights °hoot
foreign creditors. In consequence of Santa Au" "kid'
issued the decree suspending payments of every tied .
.;
the military chiefs at Mazatlan, it is said, devilarislcier
sum of money belonging to the British bontwoppor
lying in deposit at the Custom-house, waiting en d prig
tunity of shipment, and which had been collects Aye
viously to the issue of that decree. The m°Deybeld
0
kept in a chest with two keys, one of which "9/:04130
by the agents of the bondholders, Messrs. Torre, qber
and Co., and these gentlemen having refused ti
surrender the key or to give up the amount, theT re
was broken open and its contents taken by foree.,o
can only be regarded as a direct plunder of prive;ppesr
perty, and, after such an occurrence, it would tab ;
that, whatever turn the revolution in progress to0:00
it can scarcely end in anything more disadvantage fists'
the bondholders than the rule which at present el, bel
At the meeting r f the town council of LiverP°,oo,7
yesterday, Mr. W. Best, late organist at the Pen°4l3o%;
in London, was appointed organist to St. Georg° of Or,
at a salary of 3001. per annum. In the coursilist
discussion which arose out of the appointtee
Picton incidentally stated that the organ bad °°B f°
10,000/. death b to
Brevet-Major Gustavus Harrison, whose , cote f,
reported the other day in General Simpson 's ueiarta 134,1
Lord Panmure, was the youngest son of the iriearAis
Win. Harrison, Canon of Winchester, and ,_ late "of
Fareham, Hants ; he was also nephew to the
-Chief 0
Jasper Nicole, some years ao Commander'iloiroP/0
the army in India, And to whom he 'a‘as aide-de jasPe
well as son-in-law, having married one of
tSi,„rd 011.
daughters, Major Harrison passed unseeur;nt
all his Indian campaigns, in the 63d Beg`r°l3--slal‘l
fantry, and also through the battles of Alt suff°rna
and Inkerrnan, though his regiment, the6 oceroLjel
with the greatest severity in loss both as to the Ses,
men. However, on the ith of July, bein-g- trenc off
of6cer in command, when about to enter tn d hielos
he was struck by a cannon ball, which lilo°°: e sso
his horse, and killed him instantaneouslP.ii, DeP,tie
buried with funeral honours on Cathcart-W:001W
the gaave of his colonel, who fell by his side eb
of Inkerman. T D 5A13,•140
THE EMPEROR OF FRANCE AND THE '404
HOT EL.— The Dover Chronicle states that NYhas the
Hakes, the proprietor of the Lord Wardent_Tor of 0,
auth,aised by his Imperial Majesty the BoWvoi, aloe;
French to place the Imperial arms of en is is tb,.
sign of the hotel. This famous establishroerioi 1104 be
fora now known as the "Lord Warden IMP,e,e,ce 01. 00
and it will for the future be made the ree"intree%tri
Imperial family of France, by special aPP:bis c°°
II
occasion of any of its members visiting
by way of Dover.