The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-14 00:00:00

FOREIGN SUPPLY,

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NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
The general demand ruled heavy, at drooping prices,
Per Blbs by the carcase.

~/143er, Inferior s. d. s. d. s. d. S. d.
Ak. 2 6 3 0 Mutton, Inferior 2 8 3 4
D. Pliddling..„,3 2 3 4 J Do., middling 3 8 4 4
*nu', Prime large .3 4 3 6 Do., prime 4 6 4 8
do. 5ma11....3 8 3 10 Veal 3 2 4 4
°l*, largo 384 0) Pork, small 46 5 0

BOROITGH HOP.
The demand for all new hops, the show of which is
tolerably good, is active, and prices are on the advance.
New Weald of Kents have sold at from 101. to 12/.125, and
New Sussex, 91. to 101. 10s per cwt. Yearlings and old
hops are dearer, good 1848's having reached 84s to 90s.
The duty is called 135,0001. This week's imports are 320
bales from Ostend, and 40 from Antwerp.

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—There has been a good demand far British
plantation, and full prices have been obtained. Barbadoes
publicly found buyers at 33s to 38s 6d for low mid to fine.
Jamaica went at 32s to 338 for brown, and a33s 6d to
845 6d for mid. Demerara sold at 33s
to 338 Gd for grey,
and at 33s to 398 for ord to good crystalised. East India—
There has been a steady demand, and prices have been
fairly supported. Bengal publicly sold at 37s 6d to 38s Gd
for low mid to good mid white Benares, the rest being
taken in at 34s to 37s for mid to fine yellaw, and at 40s Gd
to 42s for inferior yellow and white. Madras brought i
39a 6d to 40s 6d for fine yellow, and 41s to 43s for good and
fine white foreign. At auction Porto Rico was mostly
taken in at 33s to 37s 6d for low and mid greyish yellow,
and Havannah at 37s for good yellow. Bahia in bond
partly sold at 17s 6d to 23s 6d for low foxy brown to mid
yellow.
CoSPßE.—There has seen a steady though rather a dull
Market for all descriptions. The home trade are the chief
buyers. Ceylon has been sold privately at 46s to 46s 6d
for
for l ative. Plantation mostly found buyers at 56s to 63s
now mid and mid bold. Colory at 54s to 55s Gd for
fine ord, and low mid small at 51s to 51s Gd for good ord,
64s to 66s for peaberry, and at 42s to 54s for triage. Rio
ord and good ord has been sold at 42s 6d to 45s 6d per
cwt. Costa Rica brought 498 to 50s 6d for good and fine
ord, and 52s to 57s 6d for low mid and mid.
ItlcE.-There has not been much doing, and mid Bengal
beiSnPgl C 1: S . —Pimento has
has been sold at 14s.
been rather lower, ord mixed
sold at 61d, and mid at 6d to 7d. Cochin Ginger
Was taken at 505 to 548 for partly worm eaten.
IowSALTPETZ.—This article has been cheaper. Bengal
and mid 16 to 7 per cent. refraction has been sold a
COTTO_N.--""ine
288 Gd to 298.
a better dmarket has
emend.
Rum
-•-• There h b inquiry.
hibi . as een MOTO
Pri
to la.st eveni
the 10,639 chests put up.
TEA.____•mag 4,128 chests sold of
ces are slightly in favour of buyers, and up
fine -"°r° Ilas been a good demand for the good to
qualities, but Common Congou is rather dull.
TALLO
the sPot.."--1) Y. C has been firm at 58s 9d per cwt on
proving in '• •
C4REE,..l:Brar._The market is bare le all kinds, and
contrary •
uncle prevent arrivals. Lisbon grapes are ina-
Price, owing to the partial failure of the Spanish
"op' -A- Parcel per Tagus, from Lisbon, sold by Keeling
and Hunt, public sale, went at an advance of 2s. per
Packac•e.
e Chesnuts, from France, may be expected ; the
article, it is supposed, not coming under the denomination
of " dried vegetables,'' which are prohibited from beinr
exported. The, stuck of lemon. .3 diminishing. New
Malaga_ daily expected. No business doing in nuts, buyers
not being disposed to give the advanced price.
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WRECK OF THE ANNIE JANE.

The following is a list of the persons saved from the 57, ship Annie Jane, passengers and ship's company in- 6
eluded :

SAVED FROM THE PIRST CABIN.
Captain Mason
Francis Goold, surgeon
Lzunracrt Van Buren
Jean Francois Cornu

Marc Ami
20
John Morgan
Anfield, steward St.
Jas. Tailor, 2d steward 5
persons.

Eight

STEERLGE
Cath. Stanley
Bridget Sullivan
William Kelly
Mary Kelly
Amelia Kelly
Thomas 3PCarthy
John O'Brien
Julia AV Car thy and child
Mary Sheridan
James Grogan
John Kingston
Mary Clifford
John Clifford
Alex. Walker
Thomas Kavanagh
James Kelly
Martha Marrah
Cath.
Mary J. Getty
Burt
Mary J. Crothens
Jane Farrell
Thomas Hawkins
Edward Donnelly
Rosins Noheu
Frederick Nohen
Patrick Kelly
Ellen Kelly
Timothy Donovan
Patrick Donnell
George Kingston
Sixty-one

.SSZNGERS.
Patrick Shea
Alex. Allen
Matthew Toomey
George Lennox
Timothy Rogers
John Rogers
Jomes Rogers
John Brooks
Abraham Brooks
Charles Smith
Donnell Frazer
William Frazer
John Parry
David Caullen
Corney Mahony
John Townsley
James Admonson
William Reynolds
Robert Walter
Edward Shaneham
Alexander M`Cormic
Walter Fannier
Matthew Hayes
John Macnamara
Agnes Mattison
William Shack
Rachel Barry
Margaret M`Cauley
Martin Donough

persons.

Tom Markham, 2d mate
William Lewis
William Moore
Tom Mason
Charles Lea
Tom Tillister
William Lancaster
Torn Icalcrow
Richard Stephens
Charles %mock
James Sword
Christopher Kelly
Francis Welch
James Wood
Matthew Irwin
James Marshall
John Rutchison
Thirty-three sailora.—To'

John Jackson
Charles Garret
James Allen
Edward Roberts
Charles Brown
Anthony Lizzard
Theodore Sherrett
Odu Simiez
Tom Berniez
Longlin ward
Joe Dean
Joseph Miller
Archy Jameson
Edward Dump
Tom Gilbraith
James Boyd.

A, one hundred and two.

TRUNDERSTORII AT DEAL.— Yesterday evening Deal
f l thunderstorms
Was visited by one of the most
aw
known for some years. It continued foru more than an
ur, the flasshes of lightning being very
vivid and
pass strop the
accompanied by heavy rain.
It appeared to
towards the north-east. Wind N.E.
IRONSIASTERS QUARTERLY MEETINGS.—
Thursday._ The usual
Masters of this quarterly meetingsßoißMlNGHATir)
f the iron-.
n this district have been held during the pre
sent week in Walsall and Wolverhampton, and to-day
town. The price of iron remains exceedingly
firm at the rates fixed a fortnight ago, and the demand
is represented to be extraordinarily brisk for all descrip-
tions of make. The colliers in the neighbourhood of
West Broinwich , who
turnedtu out ten days ago, have for
the most part
returned work at the old prices, and at
a rneeting of the coal proprietors of Bilston and the
neighbourhoo, held yesterday at Wolverhampton, it
Was determined, in reply to applications from the colliers
for an advance, to abide by existing rates of wages. The
masters are unanimous in their determination ; and
there is reason to believe that, under such circumstances
I/ 3 men, as at West Bro and Oldbury, will re-
iissie their employment. Thepclosing meeting of the
3Foeninasters will be held at Dudley on Saturday, when
re-
the state of the iron market can be spoken of with
greater certainty.
0,cf41-F-4 oP A ROUSE.—On Wednesday night, at 12
unweicloici the roof of a house, 2, Pettiford-court, a narrow
rnedi t the
roof
not more than six feet broad, im-
plea e y behind St 141ary's Church, fell in with a tre-
"e crash, nearfly killing three children and two
adults, the tenants
Fortunately, howevoe the upper part of the premises.
perilous position. 1!,., they were recued from their
downa—not before 't in a hazardous conldilvt?: time,
The next house was being pulled
for both houses have been
'work of demolition
having no proper shvorind
:8 for a long time—and as the
going on, the house No. 2,
put support o uphold it, from sheer
weakness gave vra n the it received from
the Party wall of ST'o, w 1
wbas removed. From the deep
excavations which have
bonrhood for some time een carried on in the neigh-
,_, 6 State of many onslte,
!?ttezin.
builds om the old and
is
very
iraraitieutgs, the danger to
the uhlabitants