The Sun.
London, England, 1854-09-01 00:00:00

FOSSIGN SUPPLY.

Beasts. •••• •• • •••••••• • 392
l'tives..•• • .. 2 0
Plgs••••••••••. ..... .•••••

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
The general demand ruled inactive, as follows :
Per Blbs by tie carcase.
S. 4. 5. (I. t
Beef, interior 3 2 3 4 i
Do., middling..... 3 5 3 8 I
Do., prime largo .3 10 4 2
Do., •10. small ...A 4 4 6
fork, large ........3 2 4 0
Lamb

Mutton, Inferior 3 4 ,
Do., middling 3 8
Do., prime 4 4
Veal 2 8
Pork, small 4 4
as 2cl to 5s 41.

BOROUGH HOP.

s. (1.
3 6
4 2
4 8
4 0
4 8

A new pocket of hops has changed hands at 281. per cwt.
The quAlLy was remarkably good. Yeallings and old hops
are steady, and quite as dear as list week. This week's
imports are 94 bales from Rotterdam, 2 from Calais,
1,183. from Hamburg, 84 from Antwerp, and 101 from
Ostend. Mid and East Kent pockets, 121. Os to IM. ;
Weald of Kent ditto, ill. 03 to 14/. 12s ; Sussex ditto,
111. is to 13!. 13s per cwt.

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—The market for Briti4h Plantation has been
(lull and prices have dec ined. Btrbadoes low to good
yellow was taken in at 32s fid to 37s 6:1, brown at 31s 6a
to 32a 6.1, and grainy at 3. s6l per cwt. Jansaica yellow
to mid ditto sold at 32s to 34s 6d, grey at 328 6d, and
Deint,rara at 3is 6,1 to 311 64 per cwt.. Mauritius brought
.5s 64, for very low (lark brown 27s 6d to 314' for low to
good, and 24s to 26. for low to good. Brown Penang has
been in request at full rates, viz., at 268 6d to 293 for low
to goo,l soft heavy brown, at 3/8 to 32s 6tl for low to mid
soft greyish yellow, and to 30s to 31s 64 for mid bright
yellow. Foreign.—Yellow Havannah has been held for
full prices, white low to fine in bond having been taken in
at 25s to 31s, mid to film at 298 to 30s 6d, low to mid white
at 33s 6,1 to 42s 6d, fiorettes at 37s to 398, mid to fine
yellow at 34s to 36s 6d, yellow low fine at 33s 6d to 37s 6d,
and good strong greyish brown at 34s to 34s 64 ; a small
quantity of washed sold, however, at 328 6d for br.wn, at
28s 6d for brown, and at 34a to 36s tid for yellow and
brown. Porto Rico mid and good went at 324 6.1 to 35s
64 per cwt. Refined has been quiet at previous rates.
COFFEE.—Plantation has been taken at full rates, viz.,
good mid and good bold colory at 60s to 64s 64, low mid
and mid at 56a to 59a 64, fine and fine hard small and
mixed at 49 to 55s 64, triage at 43s to 51s, and pea berry
at 60s to 618 Cosa Rica declined 61 to is per cwt, fine
fine or.l mixed foxy to mid colory selling at 49s to 57s
per cat.
RlCE.—Very little has been done, and prices of white
Bengal have receded, fair quality finding buyers at lls to
lls 6.1.
SPlCES.—Calicnt ginger went at 44s to 55s for mid to
fair bol I, and at 36s to lis for mouldy and wormy. Other
spices have been dull.
COTTON.—This article has been inactive.
COCHINEAL.—huII rates told advance have been realised.
Mid to fair blacks sold at 4s to is 74, and silver at 3s 10d
to 4s A.
SALTPETRE.—In this article the dealings have been
limited.
TALLOW.—The market is firmer, P.Y.C. being 66, per
cwt. on the spot.
Tics.—The public sales have commencel with a heavy
appearance. 19,000 pkgs passed, about 1,600 found
buyers.
GREEN FRlllT.—Lemons are in request, warm weather
assisting consumption; the stock is light, and prices high.
Some of the first parcels of green grapes have been received
by the Iberia steamer from Lisbon, which appeared in a
healthy state, without the least appearance of disease, and
were sold at public sale by Keeling and Hunt, at a good
figure.. Messina nuts are cleared out of first hands; other
descriptions without alteration.

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LONDON: Sept. I. Wind this day at Noon, E.N.E.;
light breeze, and tine clear we:►ther.—The derelict brig
which was boarded by the Crouch Brothers, June 14, in
lat. 33 N., lung. 18 W., had on it the device of a shield,
surmounted by a greyhound ; the name was entirely obli •
te, ate 1.

PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 31.—Wind, E.N.E. Arrived—
Prince.of Wales, from Loudon, for Clleutta.
HULL, Aug. 31.—Witol, W.N.W. Arrived—Diana,
from St. John's, N.B. ; Meteor, Quebec; Corinthian, do.
GRIMSBY, Aug. 31. Wind, 1. E. Arrived—Korseveen,
from Quebec.

SHIELDS, Aug. 31.—Wind, W. by N. Sailed—Marion,
for Sao Francisco ; Wrr Hawk, Pernambuco.

CARDIFF, Aug. :31.—Wind, N.E. S.Lifeti-LHeliat thus,
fur Rio Grande.

CLYDE, Aug. 3:l.—Sailed—Kingfisher, for Hobart Town.
I.wmtrow, Aug. 31.—The F. C. Clarke, for Calcutta,
hae put b:,ek le..ky, having been on Arkl,w Bank. The
Nisi y, Punta Arenas to L.,n.10n, put into Valparaiso, July
1, was leaky, and had lost masts.
BOSTON, Aug 17.—The Britain's Pride, arrived hero
from Cadiz, reports having passed, on the 12th of August,
in lat. 42 N., lung. 6 IV., a chest, painted groen, marked
"G. 8., City of Glasgow ;" and in a few minutes, a head-
board, about 12 feet long, with letters on it.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Friday, 10.40 A.
Wind, S.S.W. ; fresh, and tine.
Arrived—Annle Wilson, from Miramichi ; Mazatine,
Quebec ; Leo, Dautzic ; Nautilus, Palermo.
Sailed—Holger, for leelaMl; Taurus (s), Constantinople ;
Alpha, Genoa; Mi,las and Catherine, Newfoundland;
Piscator, Iceland ; Bernard Elise, Amsterdam.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Friday, 11.24 a.m.
Wind, E. tido, half ebb ; tine.
Arrived, Aug. 31—Borrussia, from Metnel;
Stettin ; Catharine, Archangel ; New Superior, Duuktk ;
Catharine, Archangel ; Lovenstein, Rotterda►n ; Jens
Aloliheys Mind; Archangel; Solublomsten, ditto ; Echo,
Rotterda►n; Herman Witham, Christiana; Adeheid, Gut-
tenberg; Citizen (s.), Bordeaux; Joh❑ Bull (s.), Hamburg;
Adonis, Bre►nen; Tiger (a.). Tonning; Hobe, Archangel;
Ztcewart, ditto; Mentor and Sophia, Dantzic; Margare•ha,
Randers ; Elsina. Tatitina, Archangel; Haabet, ditto ;
George Frederick, ditto.
Sailed, Aug. 31. -Calphurna, for Copenhagen; City of
London (s.), Dunkirk; City of Paris, Boulogne.

"Wind, S.E. ; fresh and fine.DEAL, Friday, 10.19 a.m.
Passed—. Ontario, from Loudon for Cadiz; General Noel,
London, Cadiz; Shannon, London, Mauritius; Ostrich,
Shiel.ls, Leghorn.
Hunter weighing for Boston.

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THE HARVEST IN THE NORTII.—NEWCASTLE-ON-TTNE,
Aug 29.—The harvest is very general in the counties
of Durham and Northumberland this week, and if the
weather keeps fine a considerable portion of our cereal
crops will soon fall before the sicide. Within the me-
mory of the oldest and most experienced agriculturists
there was ne er observed more bountiful crops of wheat
and barley than we have on the ground in these coun-
ties at the present time, and, if well
garnered, there is
every pi o,pect that they will yield far above an average
return. Oats in some districts were considerably laid by
the rains which fell three weeks ago, and are rather late.
Green crops look very luxuriant, though in some of the
best potato growing neighbourhoods the disease has ap-
peared among them, acid is likely to do a considerable
amount of mischief. In consequence of the barve-t in
the south and north happening so closely together this
year labourers are rather scarce, arid on the sea-coast
women are cheerfu.ly paid 3a. a.-day.
THE CASE OF LIEUTENANT PERRY.—The sympathy
for this victim of military persecution (to call it by no
harsher name) is rapidly extending among all classes in
Irela d. Clergy as well as laity Lave spoken out, arid,
following the exa set by their English neighbours, it
has beer, ieseived to institute a relief fund, to enable
Mr. Perry to defend himself against his assailants, to
carry out his defence hcayowl the limit of protecting firm-
self, and to retaliate on his persecutors by a full expo-
sure, ant if possible a coedigii punishment of their heart-
less cominet. The people of Belfast—proverbially cold
and cautious—have been perhaps first iii the movement,
an advertisement in the local papers announcing that a
subscription has been opened there in aid of the fund to
be p'aced in Lieut. Perry's hands for conducting his de-
fence to a successful issue, if possible, io the meantime,
and, at any rate of ultimately securing justice for him
from another tribunal, and of heaping fair retribution
on the heads of his oppressors. "Li this case," it is
added, " and considering that the 46th Regiment is
well known in Belfast, the amount of individual sub-
scriptions here has been limited to the sum of 55., in
order to allow of as many of vie inhalritailtA as feel in-
terested in the cause taking a share along with the pub-
lic in other quarters in the efforts now ;flaking to obtain
justice for Lieut. Perry."

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