The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-15 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE-(FRIDAY.)
During the present week the arrivals of English
W heat up to our market, coastwise, have amounted to
1 930 quarters. By land carriage the receipts of that
grain fresh up today but were moderate. Notwithstandieg
that the show of samples of both red and white was hY;
no means extensive, the demand for all kinds of Whet"
of home produce ruled heavy at almost nominal current
cies. The continuance of splendid harvest weather bac!,
a material effect upon the trade. About 90 quarters 01
new Wheat were on offer in improved condition. The
iropirts of foreign Win-at have been confined to 4,020
quarters; and the total supply here this morning was very
moderate. The trade, however, was dull at last week's 11u°-
tations. In floating cargoes off Falmouth and Queerate/v°
next to nothing doing. Grinding Barley was in lair requesp"
at full prices; but malting and distilling sorts were very
dull. No change took place in the value of Milt'
Owing to the falling off in the arrivals the Oat trade
was somewhat firm, and late figures were well supParte
Beaes, Peas, Indian Corn, and Flour were In°d
neglected.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
flora*
Wheat. Barley. Malt. 1 Oats.
_____,.....•
610 '
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. s
Qrs. ,
English ....•• 1,540 40 1,690 ',
620 -
t 0106°
, 4.1p1
Foreign ...... 4,020 9,110 8,870 1 9 s6O P'-
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81IXTIMMELD.
To-day's market was very moderately supplied ii?ei
Beasts, both as to number and quality; nevertheless, 410
demand for all breeds ruled heavy, at barely Mendle
quotations. There was a slight improvement je •0,
Mutton trade, but we have no advance to notice in Prila
The show of Sheep was seasonably large. We 13,5
steady, though by no means active, inquiry for Laleee'e
extreme currencies. In Calves, only a limited busie:d.
was transacted, yet late rates were mostly stiPP°„rg,o
Pigs were in fair demand, at late figures. Milcb
moved off slowly, at from 141. to 181. each, inclua,me
their small calf.

B. d. I 0 °'
Inferior Sheep 26 ;
Second qua►. Sheep 2 10 6
Coarse-woolled ditto 3 3 310
Southdown Wether 3 S 0 0
Ditto out of the wool 0 0 9
Large Hogs ...... 2 6 3 6
Small Porkers .... 3 4 0
Quarter old Pigs .. 16 0
AT MARKET.,

Per Slbs. to sinktho offal.
s. d. to s. d.
Enterlor Beasts-- 2 4 2 6
Second quality .... 2 8 210
Primp large Oxen.. 3 0 3 2
Prime Scots ...... 3 4 3 6
Large coarse Calves 2 6 3 2
vrimesms.llditto .. 3 4 3 6
inckling Calves ..18 0 20 0
Lambs ...... .3 10 410
TOTAL SUPPLY

Beasts.
778

Sheep.
12,800

Calves.
210

Beasts.
46

Sheep.
30
FOREIGN
Sheep.
540

Calves.

SUPPLY.
PIO
Cages.
NEWGATE AND LEADENELELZU
The general demand was in a very depressed enter
at barely stationary prices.

B tots.
120

At per atone by the Carcase. d.
s. d 3
s. d. to e. d. , . t° g' I
,leef,inferior— .• 2 0 2 4 , Mutton, inferior •• 2 4 3!
--middling ...• 2 6 2 8 1 middling_ 210 3 P
primelargo •• 210 3 0 1 prime .. •• 3 6 3 !
prime small .. 3 2 3 4 Pork, 1arge........ 2 6 3,
Veal.• •••••• •• .• 2 6 3 4, small .. .. 3 6

Lamb. 3. 6d to 48 Bd.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET. ti
The account.:3 at hand trom mast or the plsgtawf,"l9,f,
state that the bine is still looking unhealthy. Fine r,",11
eels of Hops are in steady request, at full prices; 19„1"11,
other kinds command very little attention. ""„L.,1 to
85 0001. to 90,0001. Mid and East Kent pockets, 9n to,
1555; Weald of Kent ditto, 80s to 105 s; Sussex Otto,
84s to 96. s per cwt. _ _

COLONIAL. hp 1
SI:MAR.—The market has ruled lower again, u-;tall
moderate business has been done in British Planta'to
in consequence. 13arnadoes by auction realised 35'141
36s 6d tor low and mid yellow, 37s to 488 6d for Po,
and fine, and 32s 6d to 34s 6,1 for low to fine bray/4
Jamaica low and mid yellow sold at 343 to 359 6d, sill
good and fine brown at 334 to 335 6d.
pr
REFINED.—Grocery lumps were at 45s 6d to ,•1
ht
low to god brown and fair to fine.
oA
EAST INDIA.--Bengal has bean rather dope-, 1,51•
and mid white Benares 37s to 395, fine to fair soft Y-tc,
low 33s to 36s 6d; Penang went by auction at 231,1.
30s for soft brown, 31s 61 to 34s for ord and mid! I
low, and 37s to 378 6d for common white, 1,800
being sol ; Madras has not been in nquest; b1611:111for
sold at 52s to 53s for superior white, 43s to 453 vl for
flue yellow, 35:i to 37s for low, and 309 to 349
brown, fine and superior yellow went at 38s to 403
and grey at 338 to 37s 6d. for and
FOREIGN.—Porto Rico sold at 32s to 34s 6d and
to good brown, 35s to 38s for low and mid yellows
38s 6d to 40s fur good and fine.
COFFEE.--The demand has continued good form :1
descriptions, Ceylon taking the lead, and being vilin ea
be for consumption and shipment. Plantation has of
sold at 53s to 5Gs fur mid and good coloury, 589 t°,, to
for good, 47s to -52 s for fine fine ord and low mid, 4' ,
46s for fine ord, 35 to 43s for triage, 589 to 62$ for P 0
berry, and 24s 6.3 to 25s for blacks. Mysore brougo
39s to 40s for good ord. Native Ceylon has been
41s to 41s 6d for good and real good ord. Jamaica dc)4l
at 49s to 529 for low mid and mid, and 39s 6d to 456 vll
for good and fine ord; f fine ord to low mid brosgbt 4;3
to 48s, and up to 525., triage 33s to 425. Penang, Pt.
brought 383, and Mysore, good ord 39s to 403.
Guayra was taken in at 56s for f fine ord grey. °
good ord sold at. 365.
COCOA.—Trinidad has been sold at 42s to 48s for did
to good red, and 35s to 43s for mid to good greed
Grenada mid grey has realised 37a. Antigua gooo
43s 6d, and grey 37s to 378 6d. St. Vincent has b°'
sold at 37s to 38s for low.
fair den 30134
SPICES.—Peppor and Pimento has been in
at full prices. Jamaica Ginger has bad a fair sale.
ARltoWßoOT.—Jamiiicis has;; been sold at ad Per
and St. Vincent at 3-id to 6d per lb. joel
RICE.—The demand has been very limited, and Pr
have been barely maintained.
k d °PA
S, ,TPE'r"- ,Ad --need as 0

,ALTPETRE.- I ave ben
privately bales have beenvanced maderates ath
273 6d.e
for 6i per
ceP5

refraction.

COCHINEAL.—This article has been steady. nd 11
RUM.—Yrices are supported, but the detaa-
lim+C ted.
OTTON.—Good purchases have been made, al:1
fuller prices.
IP
TEA.—The demand fur the finer sorts has ruled h ett
%di°
but there has been some inquiry for Congous at I°3
1 lid
TA.L per lb.
LOW.—A moderate hisiness has been done, -t sls°
for P.Y C., and 36, 6d for Town. of
GREEN FltlllT.—The market being nearly cleflrooo
0- th- has - - Leta

.e price has advanced accordingly. , f 300
of bound quality have improved in value; a parcel ° .51e,
oases Genoa, sold by Keeling and Hunt at publicoo
went freely at an aovance of 2a per case. The
,P 0
sales of West India Piue Apples have terminated 10,000,
present, but another cargo, which will finibh the 0"
is daily expected.

ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTEI•NVIVI;S:
RAILWAY.— ( FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)-"`":t
nws:on
Imetvaheere
an
goodyG.
mreeato
f train, ue
fioanrr
md -esrt
charger
being
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evesernettiiirforieei
rat L, AUGUST 14.—Last night an accident took place ;Deo'
:CohAboutdriverunrec Church
andgve half-pastniafiedreeumei viaduct,
, several of the waggons, was approaching Liverpo-1 at the usual speed, when, s'agifP
w quarterasor precipitatedot her,t hdeoweint glint ei,,foirtros
caused by the removal of part of a bridge, and bro.ebeeffi
•
pieces. From the particulars which our reporter has 0/
' enabled to gather on the spot the facts appear to be tel,wai'
A bridge at the Church station, crossing the public 13118,„ii‘e
has been condemned as too low for the ordinary tur'r, en
road traffic, and the contractors have been for some cli4iit to
gaged in raising it. By what means they were an_,,,e O'
make the archway higher without disturbing the lei 011
the rails we have been unable to ascertain; hoWeve bol›
Heseltine proceeding on his outward journey that dsPosar
lines of 'rails were perfect, and no notice or indication 1,9_,,,i4
thing being wrong transpired, until the train he was 0"„ f
consisting of 26 loaded waggons, was within 350 yard° yrasli
viaduct, when they perceived a white light held by edriver
on the line, at a curve close to the bridge. Before tn,_€%
could well shut off the steam and reverse his engine o'7 00
was on the bridge, when it was found that one line c'd tIO
had been removed, the masonry work taken away, /113diele
remainder not sufficiently supported by diagonal or ,10 oxio
braces to resist the action of any heavy train. But DO
case the train was actually on the line, part of yrn,c„.goll,
been removed, and the engine, with waggon after Yf'rtic96
went over the line. The fireman espied the danger is tbai
enough to scramble over to the fifth or sixth van, a 0 el
escaped death; and probably the bursting of a
,b 5:: bee°
treacle saved the life of the driver, though be fa
ate.
dreadfully injured, and lies in a very precarious S'"
Herald.
ir
THE MIDLAND AND GREAT WESTERN RA.' %10t1'
—On Wednesday a special jury was empannelled std
cester to assess the amount to be paid by the Midlan yfot
way Company to the Great Western Railway Con 10,
the purchase of 23 acres of land, consisting of part of toren
bankments and cuttings of the Great Western line 13% (lir
Gloucester and Stonehouse, and for the consequentl 1
omm
wage by the execution of hie works. The Midland Great
pany, it appeared, had offered 4,600/., while the ort
Western adduced evidence before the jury to euPraaned
claim of no less than 116,000/. The jury, after a leng4o.
hearing of the case, gave their verdict for 2,5001. tong
land area 3,0001. for the consequential damage, rnselea
total compensation of 5,50 I. Mr. Whitmore PfesiTsibo"
assessor. Counsel for the Great Western were b!r,.
Q C., and Mr. Cripps; for the Midland Company, .°`r" •
auder, Q.C., Mr. Mellor, Q.C., and Mr. Carter.
veva
FATAL STEAM-BOAT ACCIDJENT.—Laat e; itirf'
Mr. W. Payne, the coroner, and a highly respectan'esrreaff
assembled at the S eel-yard Tavern, Upper Thames 00
on the body of Henry John Munday, aged 18, w t letter
drowned by being run down by the Citizen stearn-b°4 coon°'
H. Mr. W. J. Barrett, solicitor, of t octors' elta the
stated that on Saturday last he was a passenger on be ;Jon'
Citizen steam-boat letter H. The vessel was on its .01
ward course to London-bride, when a small boat, and
were two youths, was coming in the opposite direc
a ttiVote,
_
when opposite the Duke of Buccleuch's residence 1:1!
ball, witness heard the captain call out to somer...e•ck tna!
next moment the paddle-box of the steamer tr`,,oiate!
small boat, which went to pieces, and both the crow
were immersed. The captain and the whole
nof,. 121 conu:
rendered prompt assistance, but the deceased a tuway,.
deviate
did not take any steps to get out of but ta4
deviate from their course. One person was saveuv „Eel
deceased disappeared, and was drowned. The to get be,
t
going with the tide, aid it necessarily took longeruite
stopped. Witness believed the occurrence was q
dental. Verdict, " Accidental death?'
estates, P The
cul'arrhly€: indtehme nanordth foarn d t hweste increlseKay~ of
estate of Arisaig, which was purchased by nil-
been SC'ntlem id' e St
Just
gean
;
PO
Bighouse, about four years ago, has
without having been advertised, to an sh rah, oG
an increase on the previous price of 6UI
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