The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-07 00:00:00

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CORN-E,cliAIN GE—FRIDAY.
A change in the
ral has brought in an immense
fleet of grain ships from Baltic this week. The total
imports of grain have
to nearly oNS
HUNDRED THOUSAND QUARTERQ, vlz,, 21,880 gut";
tors of Wheat, 25,310 of Barley,
and 51,620 0
Oats. The supply of English Wheat receive i
.
coastwise has nut exceeded 2 770 quartets, but
by land carriage rather a large
quantity has
reached us. To day the show of samples was tolerably
14 oud. Owing to the prevailing fine weather, and the
large influx from abroad, the demand for all kinds 01
Wheat of home produce ruled exceedingly heavy, at
decline in the quotations of from Is. to, in some in-
Aances, 2s. per quarter, without eff,cting
clearance. The quantity of foreign Wheat on offer
was large. This, together with the prospect 0f
kreztensive receipts during the ensuing weeks, produced
-resat heaviness in the Inquiry. Where sales took place'
the currenci4a gave way Is to 2, per quarter. The do'
wand for Barley ruled heavy in the extreme, at is p"r
quarter less money. The supply of foreign was verY,
xtensive, that of English small. Malt, the quantity ",
which was trifling, moved off heavily, at almost nominal
igures. In Oats next to n.ithing was doing, at 6d to is
nor qttartr less monry. All other articles, including
Flour, were lower to purchase.
ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.

Wheat.

Bsrley. I Oats,

Malt.

Flour.

English • • •• ••
Scotch.-- ,
Irish . •• •• •• j
Foreign.... • •I

Qrs. Qrs.•
2,770 160 (27r386 1Q;350.
2,S
,aoc9l:

- 50
21,8:0 I 25,310 j 54, 120

SIVILLT4EVX.k.II.II.
For the time of year our market to-day was but tu°'
dergely supplied with Beasts. As the weather Was
more favourable for slaughtering, the Beef trade ruled
tolerably firm, at an advance in the prices of Monday of
2d per Blbs, and a go, d clearance was effected. with
.ibeep we were fairly supplied. All breeds moved 0
treely, at, in most instances, 2d per Blbs more money
The primest old Downs sold at 4s per 81bs. We have
to
to report a steady sale for Lambs, at prices fully equalf
those obtained o last market day. The supply °
Calves was comparatively small, while the Veal trade
was steady, at 2d per 81bs more money. Pigs were
slow sale, but not cheaper. Mich Cows moved oil
slowly, at from 141 to 181 each, including their smell
calf.

Per Sibs. to sli-
s. d. to 2
s. . s• d. to 0. d'
A 4
Inferior Masts.—. 2 3 10d Second trial. Sheep 3 2 i
Second quality ••• • 3 0 3 2 Coarse-woolled ditto 3 6 3
E'rime large Oxen.. 3 4 3 6 Southdown Wether 310 4 "
i
A A
c'rime Scots ......3 8 310 Ditteent of the wool 0 0 -
urge coarse Calves 3 2 3 4 Large Hogs ........_3 2 - 3 ,;
?rime small ditto .. 3 6 3 8 Small Porkers .... 3 8 4 5
'uckling Calves • .18 0 25 0 Quarter old Pigs ..16 0 20 0
Inferior Sheep .• •2 10 3 0 Lambs .... .•.• .. 4 0 0
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET.
I I Sheep. I Calves. I MS'
11,500 310 290
FOREIGN SUPPLY.
I Sheep. I Calves. 1 rig's'
2,300 70
SCOTCH.
Beasts. I Sheep. I
1 Calves. I PIP%
90
.
NEWGATE AND LEBDENRALL.
The general demand was steady at, in most instancefl
improving currencies. The supplies offering were Bn3ah.
At per stone by the Carcase. a.
s. d. to s. d. i s. d. to 0. 6
it
leef,tnferior...... 2 6 2 8 Mutton, inferior .. 2 8 2.
middling .. -282 10 -- middling.. 30 : — primelar,ge .. 303 2 , prime .... 38 : 6
earis
prime small .•32 3 4 1 Fork, 1arge........ 30 1 • ••••

the offal.

Beasts.
$35

Beasts.
70

Lamb. 3s 10d to .18 10d.
110720TIGU flop MARKET.
The prevailing fine weather has produced a very great
improvement in the general appearance of the hop-biner
which has thrown out rather large quantities of burr
:luring the present week. In some places, picking 01:
be shortly commenced, and a fair growth is now $10t;
eipated. The demand for all kinds of hops is exceed-
ingly heavy, at a decline of fully 55. per cwt. The dull
is called 95,0001. to 100,000/.—Sussz Pockets, 315 s
41 ss; Weald of Kent ditto, 31 53 to 4l ss; wid 13"
East Kent ditto, 31 55 to 61 18s per cwt.

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.--A moderate business has been done in Bri-
tish Plantation, and at full rates, the average daily mile?
being 500 to 600 hhds and ova. Prices have ruled 'Dual
the same as last week. Barbadocs went at previolls,
rates—fine yellow 39s to 40s 6d, and mid and good 3''
,
6d to 395.

REFINED.—The market has been quiet. Brown lumps
48s to 48s 6(1. per cwt.
EAST INDIA. —ln Mauritius: there have been a few
sales at 39s to 40s for fine yellow, 37s to 38s 6d for 1331
and good, 35s to 35s 6d for ord, 30s to 32s tor.low brow",
32s 6d to 34s 61 for mid and good, and 35s to 388 for
i
tow to good grey. Bengal, 6,332 bags, nearly all 50',c
at full prices; good and fine white Benares 40s to 43. sci
low and mid 38s to 398 6d, fine 408 to 40s 6(3, and 101
'rid good soft ellow 36s to 38s 6d, fine strong
yello vr5
51i.,Pri 44s to 44 6d per cwt. Madras ord brown 30
6d to Es.

Fonsaoti.—White Havannah in bond has been take;
in at 34s 6d to 38s 6d for mid to good, and sound on;
and mid sold at 22s to 255. Yellow in bond realised
193 to 21s 6d for ord to good, and duty paid about 364
to 39s for good and fine brown. Bahia, damaged,
realized 3tjs. Porto Rico has been taken in at 383 to
39s 6d for ord to mid yellow. Cuba has been bought
in at 18s to 19s 6d for ord to mid greyish yellow.
COFFEE.—A good general business has been done, but
.ho larger quantity of Celon offered has slightly deterred
buyers. Plantation fine fine ord to mid has been sold at
47s to 58s; I'eaberry at 54s to 615.; good micland good
601 to 675; fine, 70s to 755; Triage, 28s to 478 6d. Native,
good ord has been held for 3816 d to 39s 6d, which there
is rather an indisposqion to give. Jamaica has been
sold at 37s 61 to 433 for good and fine ord, at 37s 6d to
43s for fine fine ord, and at 45s to 503 for low mid;
3ahia has been sold at 34 s to 35i 6d for good ord, and
at 383 to 38s 6,1 for fine ord. Mysore has been at 4:
for good, and 38s for good ord. Mocha mid and go
has realised 56s 6d to 603.
COCOA.—This article has been quiet at 38s to 393 sd
for mid grey, Trinidad being barely previous rates.
TEA.—A fair business has been done, and at steady
prices.

COTTON.—The market is less brisk.
levy
RlCE.—Bengal mid white has realised 9s, and -
raid 8s ed to 9s; but sales since have been mule slightly
under these rates.

SPlCES.—African Pod Pepper has been rather cheePerl
erd and mid 34s 6d to 388. Jamaica Ginger has realise'
31 15s to 5/ ss, and East India 79s to 108 s per eV;
%V Nutmegs have realised 2s 10d to 3s Id per lb. II"-
Pepper has realised 6id to 64d per lb.
RUM.—The market is steady with a moderate busioBs6i
TALLOW.—The demand for the next few months Mt°
determine the future course of prices, as there is now
doubt that the stock on hand and the supply et
"
Petersburgh will be sufficient, even should the WI)
make considerable decrease, to afford a large consume"
ion, and yet leave a good stock on hand with which to
iNimmence the new year. Taking the stock of to-c'lt;
Ind adding the average arrival from. St. Petersburg
arid other places for the last five years, and deduclig
the average delivery for the last five years from Sept.t
rr7,
Doe., the stock on the let Jan. next will be 47,334 casks.
GREEN FRUIT.—The market continues good. f
Fuchs steamer, from Lisbon, brought a large parcel °A
Grapes and Lemons; 350 half- boxes of the former e,"
56 of the latter sold by Keeling and Bunch, at pubile
,ale, realised prices equal to those obtained last sale'
the prevailing epidemic has not materially affected the
consumption of fruit of a ripe character, but that which
is in an unripe state is found difficult of sale except, at
low price.

PARISH or ST. BRIDE.—Last evening
a nurner'
'Judy attended meeting of the parishioners of this dis-
t, let was held in the vestry--room of St. Bride's, in St.
Bride's-passage, for the purpose of coming to sows
arrangement relative to the proposed agreement between
the churchwardens and the directors of the city °r
forh
London and Tower Hamlets Cemetery Company,
constituting their cemetery the burial-place of that pari,..l
and on other business. The Rev. C. Marshall, the Vic/if
,ccupied the chair. The proposed agreement was then
laid before the meeting, which was at once agreed t°'
Some formal business in connexion with this ageeemen!
having been disposed of, Alderman Sidney rose and saki
I grieved him exceedingly to hear that the City Beard
of Health intended to erect a cholera hospital upon the
'lite of the old Fleet. Why, he asked, should this parish
be made the ft cus of the disease of the whole city ? It
was not properly treating them, as parishioners of a distrie;
in the city of London. Theirs was the poorest parish, and
, could nut afford to erect an hospital, although they had
always taken the greatest possible care of their pauPerg4
whether invalid or not. Mr. Lowe observed he perfectl4
coincided with the views of the worthy Alderman, ane
although their parish did not occupy an area of half
mile, still they had nine medical men—(the Vicar here
stated they had now increased the number to twelee)'
engaged in attending on the poor who may be suffering
from the present epidemic. A Parishioner said if till
Board of Health wished for a City Cholera Hospital
there was the Fever Hospital in Gray's Inn-road nn"
empty, but he saw no use in having any at all; if the
other parishes attended to their poor as well as they on,
d
as he believed the cholera was greatly decreasing in tuB
City. A memorial, which was ordered to be printed
the
Boardd oailyf H papers, was then drawn up, praying that the
ealth would abandon the idea of building
any hospital on the proposed site. A resolution sol6'
then moved that notice be sent to their sixteen repro:
sentatives to be present at the Court of Common Council
to be held this day, to oppose any motion there brought
forward which may be considered detrimental to the pa'
rishioners of St. Bride's. The resolution was cordial/3r
adopted, and a vote of thanks to the Rev. Chairman ter-
tninated the proceedings.
CAUTION TO SPORTSMEN.--The Commissioners of
Stamps and Taxes have issued a notice, " That enl
person who intends to use a dog, gun, net, or eth!i,
_
engine for taking and killing game, or woodco7o,
snipe, quail, landrail, or coney, or assist in „
taking or killing of the same, must annually Ply
the duty chargeable by the cts 48th George ,
cop. 55, and 52d George IV., cap 93, and the 10 10.4
cent. in addition. Penalties—Pursuing game with",,f
first obtaining a certificate, 20/., and a liability
surcharge in double the amount of duty. Any
per-
son in pursuit of game refusing, on being duly r_e_
quired, to produce his certificate, or permit the BST
to be read or a copy to be taken, or refusing to
de-
Clare his true name and place of residence, .
ll
20/. _
game certificates must be obtained in the parish in
which the parties requiring them reside, as_ thoseis
ob-
tained elsewhere will not protect them from penshe.
Charge for Certificates—Every gamekeeper, being
assessed servant, 1/. 7s. 6d.; ditto, not being an assesses?
servant, 41. oa. 10d.; every person not a gamekeeper, el.
Os. led." The Commissioners state that any evasion _of
the
the above will be strictly followed by the infliction of
penalties, the sporting season having compienced since
the 10 LIAM