The Sun.
London, England, 1849-10-08 00:00:00

TALLOW.

At length, something like an improvement has taken
place in our market. NrAwithstanding the delivery,
last week, was only 2,192 casks, prices to-day, are
from 3d to Gd per cwt higher than on Monday last.
P.Y.C. on the spot, is selling at 36s 9d to 37s ; and for
delivery up to Christmas, 36s 6d. From January to
March, the quotation is 37s 8d per cwt. Town Tallow
36s 6d to 37s per cwt nett cash ; rough fat 2s Id per
81bs. The shipments at St. Petersburgh, as will be seen
by our annexed list, have slightly fallen off.

1845. 1846. 1847. j 1818. 1849.
Stock th's day ••• • • • 8,656 6,492 ' 11,455 20,434 41,800
Price of Y. C. d to. 365 90
•• t04"05304d to47s0s0(0(1 to46sosoOld 454%60d be37s Od
Delivery last weak: • • 2,566 2;219 ; 2,841 2,343 2,192
Ditto from June 1. •• • 31,793 23,119 27,788 32,668 25,355
Arrivals last week • 218 2,181 j 857 4,055 5,315
Ditto from June 1 ... 24,477 19,018 ! 31,111 45,571 41,742
Price of Town •• •• 433 60 47s Gd 508 ad 47s 6d 39s Gd
STATEMENT OF TALLOW SHIPPING AT ST. PETERSBURGII.
1849. 1848. 1847. 1846. I 1845.
Tallow dispatched Casks. Casks. Casks. Casks. Casks.
from Cronstadt to
the sth Sept., O.S. 69,137 78,003 74,7211 48,728 74,213
In ships loading and
lighters • • .. 23,175 22,182 22,126 25,718 13,397
Total from St.Peters-
burgh, Sept.l4,o.S. 92,612 100,185 97,145 74,446 87,610
Loaded afterwards.. •• .. 29,319 34,718 38,777 25,398
Total at the close of
the navigation.... •• • • 129,504 131,864 113,223 1113,003
London • . 25,923 40,991 31,371 17.993 35,678
Liverpool 10,790 10,136 10,217 8,250 12,271
Bristol 2,803 4,231 2,920 1,795 2,429
Other English ports 8.292 8,529 7,638 ' 6,912 6,081
Ireland ...... •• .. 4,005 3,544 6,220 4,090 4,915
Scotland ....... 3,051 5,51 I 5,105 3,907 2,669
Germany ....... 8,004 4,977 6,128 4,296 3,929
France • • 6,265 54 5,129 855 I 5,941
69,1371 78,003 74,720 48,728 74,213

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(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
Handicap of 20 soya. each. T.Y.C.
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Quinine beat Canada colt.
La Belle pays in both her matches.

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Gs 181
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF MR. BAGSIIAW, or
BRYDGEB • STREET, COVENT GARDEN.—This morning
information was forwarded to Mr. Bedford, the West-
minster coroner, of the death of Mr. Richard Bagshaw,
the wealthy newspaper agent, of No. 31, Brydgos-street,
Covent•garden, who c .inimitted suicide under the
melancholy circumstances. The deceased, who
was in the 40th year of his age, was well known in the
newspaper world, and had conducted a most extensive
business for the last 20 years, which had been carried
on nearly half a century previously by his father, whom
he succeeded. Mr. Bagshaw had always enjoyed a good
state of health, but latterly ,he had shown evident
symptoms of a disordered intellect, and appeared to la-
bour under a delusive dread of poverty. By the advice
of his wife and other friends he was induced to dispose
of his business, which ho accomplished a few weeks
prior to his destruction, and had resolved to remove
into the country and live a retired life. Up to eight
o'clock on Sunday morning he appeared as usual, hut at
half-past ten the saint; morning he was dis-
covered in his bedroom with a rope tightly fastened
round his neck, and suspended to the bed-post. Life
was quite extinct. Mr. Bedford will hold the inquest
to-morrow evening at six o'clock.
LISCIPLES OF FA"' HER many
country towns, cn market days, the chemists prepare a
largo pitcher of laulanum and water, which they dole
out in pennyworths nr more, and which is swallowed ny
their customers w;.111 the same gusto as in former days,
when th-y were under no temperar ce pledge, they would
have drank off a dram.--Newcastle Journal.
Great souls are always loyally submissive and reve-
rent to what is over them; only small mean souls are
otherwise.—Eliza Cook's Journal.