The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.
Town and Port of Sandwich—Charles Pelham
Pelham Clinton, commonly called Lord Charles Pelham
Pelham Clinton, in tha room of Ctairles William
Gudell, Esq., who has accepted the office of Stewart
of her Majesty's Manor of Henipholme.
Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of Somersetshire.
North Somarset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—
Francis Haviland, Captain Unattached, to be Captain
and Adjutant, ViC3 Leigh Lye. retired, May 18.
BANKRUPTS.
William Parsons, retailer of beer, Merton, Surrey, to
surrender June 8 and July 13, at eleven, at the Court
of Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee; Upward,
Cothall-court, Tlarogmorton-street.
John Jastum, licensed victualler, Trafalgar road,
Greenwich,June 17, at two, and July 13, at twelve, at
the Court of Bankruptcy. Groom, cfficial assignee,
Abch a:eh-lane ;
Ada:Liana and Reid, Raymond-
buildings.
Emil Eretze.darnar, jeweller, June 17,
at one, and July 5, •at eleven, at the Court of Bank-
ruptcy. Groom. cifieial essiemee, Abchurch-lane, Lom-
bard-it:Tot ; Laverson, St. Helen's-place.
George hover, buildor, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,
June 16 and July 14, at-eleven, at the Bristol District
Court. Acrarnan, official assignee, Bristol; Price and
Steart, Wolverhampton; Bevan, Bristol.
Joreph Jones, coal owner, Macka.n, Monmouthshire,
Jae() 16 and July 14, at twelve, at the Bristol District
Court. Hutton, ( fficial aseigne, Blistol; Abbot and
Lucia Bristol; Birch and Davis, Newport.
George Baker, and George Blkee, jun., stock brokers,
Threadneedle-street, June 11, at hall-past one, and July
13, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Stansfeld,
official assignee; Howard and Doliman, Fenchurch-
atre2t.
William Rowland Hill, silversmith, Birmingham,
Jute 7 and Ju!y 3, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham
District Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birming-
ham; Standbridge, Birmingham.

COURSE OF EXCH,
Amstel dsu 12 1
Ditto, three tnonthS .. 12 214
It Aterdsta ••.- • • 12 254
Antwerp • • 25 70
13 -awls•• • • .. 25 70
'Limburg/a ... .••. • • • 13 1158
Al cons • • • .
:xis, 3 days'aight •. 25 4714
i itto.3 months 6734
25 6714
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ranklorton Xxins.. • • 122 U

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PRICES or BULLION. PER oz.
rurcAgn Geld Inbars.. £3 17 9
Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
Spant:hDoubloona .. 0 0 0
New Dollard .•...• 0 4 104
bad 0 4 1174

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London New Pricc Current June 1.)

SCGAR.-To-day the Colonial Sugar market was closed
on account of the holidays, but will re-open to-morrow
with large public salds, still no general reduction in
prices is anticipated, there being a great competition.
REFINED.-TO-day the supply of Refined Sugar was
barely ample for home consumption, and rates closed
with firmness, low to fine grocery lumps at 48s to 50s.
The export demand for Crushed Sugar is good, and for-
mer terms are well kept ep.
Metruerrrs.-Prices have slightly declined, yet a
good demand has been experienced, and at auction
10,000 bags were nearly all disposed of, fine and good
yellow went at 34s to 375, low to mid 31s 6d to 336 63,
mid to fine brown 273 to 31s, inferior 25s to 26s 6d, grey
30s to 35a, fine 35s 6d to 36s 6d, grainy white 42s to
475, and good to fine yellow ditto 37s to 41s per cwt.
EAST INDIA.-Pievious terms are required for Bengal
Sugar, still the demand has been limited, and inelud,ng
parcels at auction, transactions since this day week have
not exceeded 6,000 begs. The prices taken for Benares,
good to fine white are 36s to 40e, low to mid 34s to 35s
61, grainy yellow, fine and superior 38s to 41s, good
363 to 37s 61, common and mid 32s to 35s 61, brown 31s
to 32s 6d, white 423 to 554, Mauritius kinds low to mid
303 to 335, good to fine 333 61 to 355, low soft yellow
25s to 26s 61, better kinds 27s to 303, good to fine ditto
31s to 335, and soft brown 22s to 243 61 par cwt. Madras
remains in good request, ani previous rates are sustained.
In all 5,000 bga have been disposed of since this day week,
at prices ragging for soft brown at 24s tid to 255 6d,
yellow ditto 263 to 28s, good to fine 28s to 32r, good to
tine Grocery 35s to 403, low to mid 32s to 34s 6d, and
grainy white 41s to 44s per ewt. Penang is wanted and
is in email supply, the rates obtained have been for sort
yellow 28s to 323, brown 25s to 275, and white 33s to
37s per cwt.
FOREIGN.-To-day Foreign Sugar was wanted for
shipping at last week's rates, but the small quantity on
offer much interfered with business. A cargo of brown
Pernambuco realized 19s per cwt for refining here.
COFFEE.-TO-day Coffee met with less attention, yet
holders were firm, and sound Native Ceylon cannot be
obtained under 443 61 per cwt. A cargo of Rio was
sold at the close of the week at about 38e 61 for firsts,
but the exact price has not been allowed to transpire.
TEA.-Publio sales will take piece on Friday; at
present the quantity announced is 16,000 packagea.
Holders of Congo(' are reluctant to sell under the rates
prevailing previously, although operations have been upon
a limited seals for all purposes. The value of low to good
common is 8d to 9i, rather blacki,h leaf to blackish leaf
9id to 10ifit strong and Pekoe kinds Ild to is 51; at a
aught reduction the re are many buyers. Souctiong met
with a good demand, and priees keep firm, ord at 9d to
led, mid to good lid to Is 3d, and la 41 to is 81.
There is little d.tiqg in Oedema and hollers are in-
e!ined to sell good to fine at Is to Is 73, and low to mid
Sid to 1 lid. rotic!iong still wanted at 61 to 7..il,and sup-
i3 limited. Green has been operated in wish caution,
and larger parcels having been brought forward prices
not so firm. There are Eellere of Hy soo, low t 0 midlsiu 1 53,1
good to fine is 4d to 03 3d, eaglets 2s 41 to 2s 101,
Young ji
6d, fine
77,c0mmcn.91 to 11d, mid to good Is to is
on sort e to 23 33, Imperial Canton 101 to 111,
to is 7cl, fine is 81 to 2s, Twaukay
to Is, Guns
21:""dder, Canton 9d to ls, Hyson kind
Is id' to
fine ditto 25 81 to 3s 41, Caper
9J to 10D,
A scented lid to is 41, and Hyson skin 71
eo Is per lb.
demand exists for good and fine
Scented Orange Pekoellet Is lel to Is Sel, but operations
are trifling in ord at
Mowery Pekoe and rate's to Is. A free sale exists for
goodle firm, fine and superior at
is 81 to 3s, and low tols 3d to is 71 per lb.
BicE,- A much betterdemand has been experienced
for East India; at present
no advance is apparent; in-
cluding parcels at public sale 12,00 0 bags have been sold
&ince this day week. The rates b
o tamed for Bengal
good to fine white being lo lls, middling and
good broken 8% 6d to 8s
mid 93 to 93 61, 1 to
us T.to 9s? Moulmein
pinkey 8s to 83 63, Coriaga sa 9d, Madras
white 8s 6d to 103. Arracan 9s to
7s. 61 to 83 Per cwt' 14
good demand
, white Java 9s
115 to 16s, Carolina 21s
to 12s, and cargo
exists for Patna at
and American 18s to I9s per owt. ‘,„
Sago
to 275,
is little doing,
chests at suction were sold,
114arge "sort'
_130.9369t00
amrltdont.dalt:Tilina.l2:ldi_ at
203 6d. Sago Flour is wanted atb
to 17e. Tapioca not cheaper, buts
n6edr
and of 350 brls Rio at auction a small
In Arrow Root
lid yo .44d for 'ord to good•
been more 'dolt St. 'VincentB 31e1 to Id, jem`l° has
India 1. to 2a
g,molt 4d
t° 7d, Demerara 2cl to 3-id, East and
Bermuda Is to Is Id per lb.
sale of 402 bagieca.
SALTPETRE.-To-day a public
cutta Saltpetre went at 24s 6d to 255 6d -for loi to 14i
per cent retraction, these are full rates.
INDIGO.--To-day at public sale 25 cbt3 Indigo sold
at 23 5d to 3s ; and 114 chts Manilla at is 61 to 4s 3d
for low to fine.
SAFFLOWER.-To-day at public sale 160 bales Bennal
were sold at 55s to 81s 61 for low to
.mid; these are
lower prices by 5s to 108 per cwt.
COCHINEAL.-There was less demand to-day, supplies
were greater, and the public sales went off flatly, at a
reduction in prices of 11 to 2d per lb. Of 270 bags
offered, rather more than half found buyers; Honduras
silvers, low to fine 3s 4d to 3s 81, one lot 3s 3d; whilst
blacks weae mostly taken in at 3s lid to 43 10J for
ord to good.
Currants there is less business doing, but
the market is firm, 303 to 35s is the value of new, and
26s to 27s for old. Raisins find a more ready sale,
Yalentia at 25s to 27s for new. Denis at 20s to 23s per
cwt, and stocks in first hands are much reduced. Clear-
ances of both Raisins and Currants are, however, large.
Of Figs only small parcels are undisposed of.
OILS.-To-day a good deal was done in Linseed Oil at
2715 s to 271 10s on the spot, and 271 for delivery in last
six months.
the a
Tar.-
-ow.-There is not much demand for Russian on
Pet, still keep firm, obtain 37s to 37a
3d per
been
docnwetfnfr orfiheholders Yellow Candled A good deal has
are
few delivery in la-4 three months of the year,
and there
sellers under 38s per cwt. Home
melted is in fair request, zest, and 363 61 is the value of prime,
American cash. Of South
31can 443 packages at auction were
chiefly disposed of at 23
to 36s 91, and very ordinary
There 30s to 31s 6d per ewt, has been no public sale
Of All3trAliao, but n fair
business was concluded pri-
vately; Mutton 34s ed to 373 6.7 , and Ox 33s to 353 61
per c wt.
PnoveseoNs, -Arrivals of Blots Butter light,
continue
sstill
and wire only 1,640 firkin:, for the-as. week, t! there
s a reluctance to operate, and a desire is evinced to

sell new Limerick at 703 to 723; Waterford 72s
to 761; Carlow, Clonmel, and Kilkenny 733 to
765. For arrival purchases can be made tinder
these terms; yet little business has been done.
Datch has been in lively demand, and prices have im-
proved; Friezland fins sellir.g at 703 to 745, surplus and
inferior 603 to 68e; ILliand fine 62e to 663, inferior 54s
to 60s; Kampen and Zwolle, fine 66s to 70s; Bosoh
from 555 to 623; Gronningen fine 605 to 625; Leer di▪
tto
64s to 669, inferior 52s to 58s; Holstein and
Kid, fine 723 to 763 per cwt. English sells more freely
at 583 to 782; and Fresh at 6s 6d to 103 6d per dczanlbe.
In Bacon large transactions have taken place, and the
market has a firm aspect. Irish small Meat realis▪
ed
50s to 542, heavy 47s to 51s ; and Hambro 483
to 51s. In Irish a good deal has been free on board.
A brisker sale exists for middles and 44s to 465 is the
value of bale and tierce. Prime mess 85; and Bacon
mess 80a per barrel. Of Prime India Beef scarcely any
is on offer, and mess kinds a free sale at from 85s to
1105 per tierce. A slow sale exists for Hams, Irish caa
be obtained 46s to 60s; and English 60s to 665. Lard
has been dealt in with caution; there are free sellers of
Irish bladdered at 54s to 595, keg and fi-kin 469 to 523,
Hambro bladdered 55s to 51s, and American 53s to 545.
I Cheese larger sales have been made, Edam 32s t 0.425,
Gouda 283 49g, Kanter 17a to 17s 6d, and American 28a
to 403 per cwt.

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
CLARENCE.
A special meeting of this company was held on Satur-
day at the George and Vulture Tavern, to consider a
Bill now before Parliament for authorising the amalga-
mation of the Stockton and Hartlepool Railway Com-
pany and the Hartlepool West Harbour and Dock Com-
pany, also the purchase of the Clarence Railway by the
Stockton and Hartlepool Railway Company, and for
consolidating the Acts relating to these companies; Mr.
H. Blanchard in the chair.
The solicitor read the heads of the Bill, from which it
appeared that the Clarence Railway Company are to
receive 2i per cent. on their old (1001) shares, with
power to the amalgamated company to purchase those
shares after expiration of five years at the sum of 501.
each.

After some discussion the Bill was approved, and the
meeting separated.

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE.

The Ashbourne branch of this railway was opened to
the public yesterday, and a great number of persons
passed over by excursion trains from the potteries and
the large towns of Staffordshire, Cheshire, and Lanca-
shire. The completion of the line was celebrated by a
grand banquet given at the Ashbourne terminus on Sa-
turday, to which upwards of 350 persons sat down. The
"navvies" were regaled in a marquee near the banquet-

ing-room.
BIRMINGHAM AND OXFORD JUNCTION.—The works
on toe Oxford line are proceeding at a very rapid rate—
in fact, the line is all but completoql, excepting that por-
tion of it through the town of Birmingham. It is ex-
pected that it will be ready to he °paled for traffic early
iu September.—Railway Record. _ _ _

ThemEs HAVEN.—Tnere is a rumour abroad that
this ecmp-ny i. likely to come to an amicable arrange-
ment with the Eastern Counties. It it can be done with-
out sacrifice, we advise the conversion of this last ri m-
nant of a cotilicting interest is its territory into a vc•hicla
of special advantage to its proprietors.—Railway Times.
TRIPS FOR THE SEASON.—WINDERMERE.--.-WO per-
ceive that the L:.eadon and North-Western CGmpany are
preparing excursion trips for the season to Windermere
and the lakes, at fares which, when compared with those
of stage-coach times, are quite insignificant.—Railway
Record.