The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-15 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISS DINED.

F. R. Beck boson and W. A. Beckhuson, gunmakers,
Os'ord—J. Fleming and J. Flemitigf, Manchester, corn
and flour merchants—W. Weedon, G. T. Goddard, and
J. D. Webster, Newington, house decorators and paper-
stainers (so far as-regards J. D. Webster) —J. Bennitt,
W. Bennitt, and W. IL Files. Dudley. iron merchants
"(so far as regards W. El. Files)—T. N.
Fowler and S. Fowler, York., glovers and
hosiers—T. W. M-eson, T. Mee,on, H. S. Meesom, J.
Meeson, and E. Meeson, Stratford, Essex, coal mer-
chants and lime burners (so far as regards T. %V. Meeson
and T. Meeson)—T. Servant, D. S)kes, and G. H. More-
wood, Leeds, cloth finishers (so tar al regards T. Ser-
van)—Mary Harding • and H. Harding, Bris:ol, linen
drapers and hosiers—W. S. Simpson and C. Bennett,
King's Lynn, Norfolk, contractors for public works—J.
Ronson and W. Robson, North Shields, dealers in marine
stores—J. Stitt and T. Day, Liverpool, commission mer-
chants—P. L. Barnard and J. Barnard, Woodbridge,
Suffolk, grocers and drapers—B. Dick, jun., and H. G.
Taylor, Kingston-upon-Hull, ale and porter brewers—
J. Frith and J. Landors, Sheffield, designers, modellers,
and die sinkers— J. Smith, W. Smith, and A. Guild,
Manchester, dyers and finishers—J. Britten and T.
Britten. Liverpool, chemists and druggists—S. J. Hick-
son and G. Gale, Gravesend, rope and canvass merchants
—T. Barton, sen., and T. Barton, jun., Liverpool, tanners
and fellmongers—J. S. Samuel and M. Samuel, Hounds-
ditch, watchmakers and jewellers—J. Cort, W. Law,
nod T. D. Paul, Leicester, iroumorgers and silversmiths
(so far as regards W. Law).
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Charles Johnson, Manchester.

Henry Tristram, jun., Manchester, warehouseman.
Creed Royal, Manchester, professor of music.

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Robert Thompson, Church Coniston, Lancashire, groan
Thomas Dean, Hudder:field, grocer.
William Dyson, Hudder,field, woollen cloth weaver.

Davin Gibby, Narberth. B-mbrokeshire, victualler.
John Connor, Mace dealer in ironmongery go ds,
William Gott, Kildwick, Yorkshire, grocer.
George Graham, Manchester, phiso-rer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

T. Anderson, Lit,ltto;n, of Abbot hall, Fifeshire,
merchant, to meet within the National Hotel, Ktrkaldy,
Aug. 17, a❑d Sept. 14, at twelve.
J. D. Young, Glasgow, manufacturing ironmonger, to
meet within the Regent Hotel, Glasgow, Aug. 23, ai.d
Sept. 17, at two.

THE CuUNTI-tv inARKETS.
HULL, Aico. 14.
Messrs. Taylor and Bright's circular states that the
weather has been variable during the past week, occa-
sionally heavy rain has fallen, and in no resptet has it
been of a character to force ou the e heat crops. With
diminished-arrivals during the week, the previous import
has got pretty well worked off, and the quantity of good
conditioned grain now on sale is only moderate. The
blockade being raised we have already four larg,
steamers in irons Hamburgh, which among them do nut
bring more than 500. qrs, of all descriptions of grain.
Hatnburgh letters of the 1011 report much rain and quite
broken weather, general complaints as to potato disease,
and no disposition to ship grab to this country; the
upland houses sent their stocks to warehouse on receiving
the unexpected report of the 6th inst. from Mark-lane.
Our farmers again showed much firmness at to-day's
market, and millers generally being bat e of stocks, sales
were practicable for fine qualities at fully last week's
prices; secondary samples were la lower. Fine foreign
was unaltered in value; the bulk of the present supply is
inferior, for which the demand is very limited, and low
prices are taken. We note no alteration in barley. For
malting descriptions the season is over, but grinding
meets lair sale at our above currency. Beans and peas,
when in good condo ion, find buy, ra at late rates. Less
doing in oats. Indian corn recovers its late dspnssi, n,
and gets into mere extensive use on this side the island
for feeding purposes; riot much left u-sold. The
linseed market is better supported than the liberal supply
would lead one to expect and cannot be wiitten lower.
Cakes maintain their late value, and oil is in good de-
mand, both for present and forward delivery. In rape-
s), d nothing doing, with the exception of a few salsa
of English at about 261; very few rape cakes offering and
the demand good.

The following are the present prices of grain :

s. s.
Wheat, English, red 41 to 46
Do. white
Dantzic and Ko-
nigsberg 4B 50
Pomeranian and
Hamburgh . 42 44
Danish, Holstein, & _

s. S.
!Peas, white and yet 27 -- 30
Do, grey
Linseed. Black Sea 39 41
Do. Petersburgh 34 39
Do.Riga&Arelingl. 35 37
Do. Konigsberg
Per ton.

Friesland 35 42
Russian and Odessa 34 38
Oats, English
Do. Danish—. ....
Do.Friesland l6 18
Do. Russ. & Odessa 14 16
Barley,malting '24 27
Do. grinding 2l 23
Beans
Do. foreign ...... 26 301

Linseed cakes, Hull 71 78 Od
Do. fine foreign
Do. inferior foreign 5l 1 Os
Rapeseed
Rape cakes B2s 6d
Tares, English OOs —00 s
Do. foreign 20s 258
Guano 6l to 0110 s
Bones, do ...... 82s 6d to OOs Od
f Rye meal 61

IPSWICH, AuG._l4.

Harvest is progressing very fast; the weather continues
The attendance of farmers at market was not
laerrgye fi.nei any samples of new corn appeared for sale;
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New wheat sold at from 42s to 50i per quarter ; old was
a heavy sale, and prices 2s lower. Barley, oats, and
beans slow sale. New white and grey peas declined
from Is to 2s. Malt and fliur vary dull sale.
PER QUARTER.! PER QUARTER.
Wheat 36s to 43s' Beans 2ss to 34s
13arley
Oats l6B to 21- \fait - 47s to 53s
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Barley
Oats