The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-16 00:00:00

that,
notwithstanding the low prices obtained here, the
foreign graziers continue to supply us liberally. Letters
'r°l2n lielland state that stock is atill very abundant in
that country, especially Beasts and Calves; yet we doubt
Whether the total izrrivals for the year will equal those of
°,ith.,•r 1817 or 1843, when pi ices were much higher here
tnan
tit
present. The heavy losses sustained by the im-
porter of Spanish sock have almost wholly checked
arrivals from Spain.

IMPORT; INTO LONDON IN TIIE PAST WEEK.
liflrL •
OTA Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs.
83 20 ..• ••• •••
Antvverp 4l ...
ALomsbes:t encl. 58-709 •••
—lB6
16
_Harlingen ...... 150 901 .. 14 ... 100 ...
Itotterelara ... 353 ... 1,453 ... 182 ... 261 21

Total ...... 536 ... ,953 ... 196 426 .. 27
Lorresondi
Week iap 1848...ng -
449 ... 2,960 ... 130 ... 553

bilierence... 87 more. 4 less. G 6 more. 143 less. 27 m.
A
the outpors about 800 head of each kind or stock have
lic°lavne to stid. The arrivals from Ireland, direct by sea,
e been confined to 38 Oxen and 20 Sheep. The
64Pply of foreign stock on offer this morning was exten-
site, and in full avera ' i•
Beasts we go (mt.( Lion. With home-fed
were tolerably well, but not to ssy heavily,
The general quality of the arrivals from the
arth was decidedly go: d. The dead markets being very
scantillY supplied, and the attyndtince of buyers on the
"elP,se, tho beef trade wasscady, at prices fully equal
clearance Was
".`le obtained on Monday last, and at which a good
effected. A few of the primest Scots sold
:114'; but the more general top fi3ur, fur Beef was
10d per 81b3. From Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and
i:atabridgmhire, we received al , w
.-oat 1,000 Ss,
„,,r,F(ls, and Short Horns; from Lincolnshire, Leicester-
',.'ll'es and Northamptonshire, 1,000 Short Horns; from
the Western and Midland Counties, 400 of various
from other parts of England, 200 Herefords,
rp,tints, Devons, 8,:c.; and from Scotland, 190 Scots.
faua number of Sheep were again on the increase, and
demand the time of year considered. Still, however, the
for that description of stock was firm, at fully
it,swe'k's quotations. A few very prime old Downs
i-rowice.4 A s
say brisk, in
quay There was a steady, but nut to
for Lambs, the supply of which was
3%00d, at the late decline in value. Prime small Calves
moved
°ll. Etadily at full pricee. 011e.rwise, the Veal
e 'vas in a sluggish state. The sale for Pigi was
IV. In prices we have no change to notice.
Per Albs. to sink the offal.
a. d. to s. ' s. d. to s. d.
3pf Ana
-515,5 • 2 8 210 Second qual. Sheep 3 4 3 6
trim ••• •• 3 0 3 4 Coarse-vroolled dltt o 3 6 3 8
laree O''en .. a 3 8 Soutbdown Wether 3 8 310
Lre--"e Soots 10 4 0 Ditto out of the wool 0 0 0 0
eoar4e Calves 3 0 3 6 Large Hogs
shah ditto .. 3 8 310 Small Yorkers • . , 3 8 4 0
r;, P
',F'da;; Cqlves 18 0 25 0 Quarter old Pigs • .30 0 21 0
—'erior :Thee ••• : 3 0 3 2 Lambe •• ••••• • • • 4 0 6 0
TOTAL SUPPLY AT 2.1 ARKET.
SO e,p. Calves. I Firs
1 23,880 I 245
FOREIGN SUPPLY.
Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves. I Pigs.
315 2,570 186
ENI7GIITZ AND LEADMITHALTa.
Very- d supplies of each kind of neat have
beenßrame
on offer in these matle:s since this day se'nnight.
erime Bret' has sold steadily, at an advance in the quo-
tations of 2d per Blbs. All other kinds of Meat cave
/net a slow inquiry, at our quotcd prici. Scarcely any
111lival3 have taken place from the country; but nearly
800 carcases of foreign Meat have found buyers.
At per stone by the C.:tre.r.z.e.
S. d. to s. d. s. d. to s. d.
_ -.•tnfertor.•
•• 2 2 2 4 Mutton, inferior
---"tiadling •• • 2 6 2 8 I middling.. 3 2 3 4
Primeiarge .. 210 3 2 prime 3 6 3 5
Yell Prime small .. 3 4 3 ti Pork, ldrge.. • ..... 3 2 3 6
• •••• • • 3 0 3 8 small •• •• ••• • 3 8 4 0
Lamb. is 04 to Si 01.

teats.
c 3,231

----•--
7/10M,OUGIA .B.WD SPITALPIELXIS:
The arrivals of English po;fttoes have considerably
mereased since Alonday fait, and the general quality is
Pr"ieg extremely fine. The demand for them is steady,
at from 7/ to 8/ per ton. The imports from abroad have
ut
atteued to 464 baskets from Rotterdam, 90 ditto from
16 Ghent., 316 ditto from Antwerp, 995 ditto from Calais,
sacks 292 baskets from Havre, 28 cases from Cher-
bour, 89 baskets and 1 s
haveack from Dunkirk. Nearly the
Cher-
whole, sold ttfromm 616 s to 71 per ton. The impor-
ations would have been considerably larger had it not
teen for the
scarcity of vessels, those usually running
een London and the above-named ports having been
principally taken up for fruit.
It is WOOL.
~,,i,, now calculated that nearly 40,000 bales of Wool
;''' be brought to the hammer at the pretient salts.
state our laziE the a4enclauce of buyers has been exten•
:ar, and nearly the whole of the parcels brought for-
valid 44 changed hands, at in some instances an ad-
the c, in the quotations of quite id per lb. Privately
the "and 13 in a sluggish state. The imports during
burgh week bare been large, viz., 500 bales from Ham-
i4A, 74 ditto from Naples, 38 ditto from Buenos
,?,,res, 3,62 ditto from Sydney, 29 ditto from the Cape,
1.118 ditto frern Port Philip, 1,167 ditto from Portland
‘,.IY, 160 ditto Marseilles, and 100 ditto from New
France,
s from have been shippcd to
zrsuce. everal large parcels

The 130UOUGEI NOP IVEAREET.
—"
Week • ery unfavourable reports received during the
"aVe
4rice t at length, produced some activity in our
vanes ,flops °lost kinds ofmove oil freely, at an ad-
„
is " the quotations of quite 4s per cwt. The duty
at 95 1431 ed at from 60,0001. to 80,0001. Sussex pockets,
41,ici. "2(1 10s.; Weald of Kent ditto, 31 12s to 41 8s;
rld East Kent ditto, 414 s to 7l 4s per cwt.
Althou
"" TALLOW.
u the business doing in our market is small,
last. Tag
ve advanced from 9d to is per cwt. since our
393 _ _
Y.Y.C. on the spot is quoted at 39s to
1 and for forward delivery 40s to 40s 31 per cwt.
'est Week
2,048 , the delivery was only 947—the arrival,
Rough Town Tallow 37s per cwt. net cash ;
gh Vat, 2s Id
state that Blbs. L. etters from St. Petersburgh
totzbie.,. e.s' little was doiag Tll in a ow, -at 119 to 116

Price ofgtock this day •
•
Y. C. • • • • ery
last week'
-uito frorn Jun 1.
Ar, iwalelast week..
Ditto front June 1 •
•
Price of Town • • ' 42s
(ki

1845.
13,763
38s Od
,to 40s Oct

882
7,G60

278
5,453

1846. 1 1847.

I
9,L 1'37,064
41s 6d 485 Cd
to 4139,1 to Os Od
769 840
3,417 I 5,1.6
107 71
5,006 4,141
423 Od I 50s 6d

1818. 1849.

6,129 24,727
44s Od to 39s 01
Os Od to39s td
1,027 947
8,608 6,416
665 2,018
7,208 , 5,670
46s 6d 39s 6d

41.4 RLBRO'-ST REET-(THIS DAY.)
teutrick Connelly was placed at the bar be'ore Mr
Ingham, charged with being drunk and ass ft' * Knee-constable while in the execution of his duatu mg
a
Police-constable 151 D stated that this morning,y* about
One o'clock, he was proceeding along Oxford-etrcet,
'when the prisoner, who was rather the worse for liquor,
ta tile up to him and pushed him into the middle of the
~°4d. Witness asked the prisoner what he meant by
`pushing him in that manner, and requested him (defect-
-4m) to go home peaceably. The defendant then
used him in the foulest manner, and swore he would
ilc).t, leave him till he had done for him. Complainant, iu
er,"er to prevent him from getting into further mi4hief,
„
Pendant
him to the station. On their way thither de•
-,ll,aut struck him twice in the face.
d_h defendant, in answ;_r to the charge, said the
he 7il3' was in him, and he could not recollect what
~Mr• BINGHAM fined him 203., and in default com-
`4ltted 111 •
ca for ten days.

CRICKET.
ALAN
GEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
TUIS DAY.
At
_LOrd'S—N. orth v. South of England.
te-kne respe.ctivo elevens are.—;youth--lA...Hnalyi,g_aritqh.:
Wq" it KYnaston Lg., N. Felix. Esq., .
.h.(.1.) 14.:
White Nicholson, Esei Box, Chester, Dean, Hitlyer, Lilly-
t-oite',l4llch. NeAh—Lord Guernsey, E. Elmhirst,
0' r: .4. T. Icing Esq Armitage., Biekley, Chatterton,
-"' GUY. parr, Sni;son, Wisden.
~,,At the Oval—South L9edon,
Chatham Union, with Two Players.
with Two Players, v.
At Leicester—LeiLcesteirshire v. Southwell.
At Copenhagen-- v. Hylogeiton.
ytt en
At Keunington.c
tmKnnington v. Orpington.
At East Sheen.sn--Zscat
At Totnes--xottes V. Hovey Tracey.
common—Bennington
v. Weybridge Albion.
At Lord's--N TO-MORROW.
orth V. Swill, (continued).
At
t Blackheath—
ackheath—Paragon v, Streatham.
D Oral—South v. Ilkeston.
At (continued).
tuvri)
At the ral—South London v, Chatham . Leicester
-- Lei.,o,stershire v.
.
At Southwell (cowl.
Rornford—Rornford v. Epping Juniors.
At Hatfield Park—Hatfield v. At City Ground—Sin„ Luton.
e Wicket (Clayden v. Finch).
WEDNESDAY.
At Lord's—North v. Son h (concluded).
At Woolwich—l Ztngari v. Royal Artii!e:y.
At West Wickham--IV. Wiukham v. Blackheath
k'nontpelier).
At lianstead—The B. YeomrAn v. Islington Alliance.
At liirmingharri—Birmingt'Am Victoria-v. Nuneaton.
At Erdington—rdington v. Birmingham Albion.
At Colhey Hatch—Eleven Gentlemen of the Hamp-
Stead C. C. against Eleven Gentlemen of Colney Hatch.
THURSDAY.
the Stcke
At Stoke, near Slough—Tim Hampstead Club against
Club.
At Petwo E
Eleven of rth—Surrey
At Hull v. Sussex (return match).
At Vincent —levngland v. 'Tent •-t% o. of Hull.
-square—Marylebone Club Ground V.
Present Westminsters.
At Clapham—Clapham v. Dulwich.
At City Ground—Post-office. Alliance
v.
Green Man
Club.
Eton
At Copenhagen Ground---Alliance v. Windsor and

FRIDAY.
At Petworth—Surrey v. Sussex (continued).
, At Ilull—Eleven of England v. Twenty-two of null
keontinued).
At the Oval—Surrey ITLicn v. Blackheath (Dar(Dart-
mouth),th).
414 t Grarcnd—Gravesend v. Town Mailing (with
1)er). a

At Petw SATURDAY.
orth—Surrey v. Sussex (concluded).
‘
f cotcluded).At Hullo
L
en of England v. renty-two of Hull
%l
Harrow—M. C. C. and Ground v. Present Harr0,4143
,4143 .

KENT V. SITSISKX.
f These celebrated cricketiug counties have for years
it.llishei the records of the game with one of' the most
k4teresting coatuts of the season. The match reported
uer-,
(1,, %,uth commenced on Thursday at Brightou, on Gszi-
i?!d'll b. ground, and was continued on Friday and Satur-
..ll presence of a goodly assemblage of spectators.
r' 413121Ve innings of 92, and Adams's of 78, in the

first hands, were sploudid. The game closed at seven
o'clock on Saturday evening, a 5. subjoined:—

KENT.
W. Pilch, C. Hodson, b. Dean 0 b. W. Napper 0
Adatn,7, run out 7B c. Curteis, b. Hodson 30
A. Myna, b, Dean
T. Pilch, b. Dean
Hillyer, c. and b. Dean
Felix, c. Box, b. Dean
Martingell, leg bef. iv., b l. c. E. Napper, b. W.
Dean
Clifford, hit wkt., b. Wisden 8 not out
Martin, b. Wisden ...... ........ 10 b. Wisden . lO
Hon. E. Bligh, c. Box, b. Dean 5 b. Wisden
Brenchlev, not oat
Byes, &e.

222
SUSSEX.

Hodson, c and b Hillyer
King, cF. Pilch, b Hillyer
Picknell, b 'Layer 8 c Mynn, b Hillyer ... 0
Box, b Hillyer
Bushby, b Mvun .... .. l3 no; out l9
Napper, b F.Pilcb ..
Dean, c Marting2ll, b Hdlyer 3 c Felix, b Myna 53
I,Visden, c Feiix, bF. Pilch... 35 c and b Hillyer
Hammond, b M:irtingell ...... 18 c Clifford, b Hillyer 6
IV. Napper, b Martiugell 6 b Hillyer
_ . __...

Curteis, notou out

Bycs, &c. l9

Byes, &c. 7

SPORTING NOTES.

No. 4.

" And THE SPIRIT it answered, crabbed and sour,
Pray don't be pehetio, for this is mine hour,
Of the past co phantom or popinjay I,
But calm and practical, silent and dry."
HEINE.

"In such indexes, although small pricks
To their cub iqucnt volumes, there is seen
The baby :inure of the giant mass
Of IL:11;gs to ccine." S ITAKSPE AIL E.