The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-29 00:00:00

ARRIVALS THT

Wheat. ' ISArley. I Malt. I Oats.
Sack
Qrs Qrs, Qrs. Qrs. 510
...... 2,230 20 1,250 I 60
Irish
Foreign • • •

-76 Q 10
7,630

1,940

BMITIArnazD.
ptSb
To-day's market was but scantily suPPlied
Beasts as to number, whilst their general qualitY, the
very interior. Owing to the change in the westb!", of
Beef trade was steady at an advance in the Pric„e,o
Monday of 2d per Blbs. The primest Scots sold 8: "So
per Slbs. We bad a fair supply of Sheep on offer, anrop
which the demand ruled firm. Prime old Dow°° the
lized 3s 10d to 4s, bt•irg a slight improvement '',o
quotations. In Lambs only a moderate basins'/ ,r„
transacted, yet late rates were well supported. cur
Val trade was firm, and, in some instances, theliale
reticles had an upward tendenoy. In Pigs very 140)
was doing. Milch Cows moved cff slowly, at from
181 each, including their small Call.
Per
Lobs.Bl to sink the offal. d. .•31 I
d. d.
Interior Beasts.— 2 4 2 6 Inferior Sheep •2 8
Second quality 2 8 3 0 Second qual. sheep 33 ,
prime large Oxen.. 3 2 3 4 Coarse-weolled ditto 3 6n 4
Prime Scots ......3 6 3 8 Southdown Waller 3 I', 3
Large coarse Calves 2 6 3 4 Dittoo4ut of the woo)! ",
i rime small ditto 3 6 3 8 Large Hogs .. •• • • ; 3 ;
aucklinz Calves —lB 0 20 0 Small Porkers ••• • an '
Lambs ....•••••• 310 410 Quarter old Pigs •• 19
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET pig/
,10asts. i Sharp. I Calves. I sCO
712 1 11,800 I 260
SCOTCH.
Beasts. I Sheep. Calves. I
40 60
FOREIGN SUPPLY.

Boasts. Sheep. I Cal;es
120 900 1.70

NEWOATE AND LEADENBALLZ. iy
ell ou
These markqts were steady, and prices were vi-
ported in evc.ry itstanee. ,
At per stone by the Carcase.loo "
I. 1. to I. d. i 0. d. 1 i
seet,inforior•• —•• 2 0 2 4 muttonoaterfor ••2 6 j 3
2 ,0
-- middling ••• • 2 6 2 8 middling.• '6 I 4
primolargo .. 210 3 0 prime .• •• 3 3
prime small .. 3 2 3 4 , Pork, large•• •• •• •• 2 3
2 6 3 6 small .... •• •• 3 6

Lamb, 3s 6d to 4s ad,

BOROUGH HOP IVIIIHRET. I,otlf'
Some of the plantation accuuut being wore rr'',
able than those received last week, our 1001%,,ec00r
t,avy fur all kinds of Hop; at barely stationary P'pol
The duty is now called 105 000/. Mid and East
puckers, 100.; to 140.; Weald 0; Kent ditto, 983 to '
Sussex ditto, 953 to 108 s p•r cwr.
COLONIB.I6.
SUGAR —The mar ket has been in a dull attl'elote

prices have not gone lower generally, or
only been a shade in favour of buyers, Holders facrd
tiously abstain from pressin:t sale, and this is c810:016
to restore confidence. Barbadoes has been hravY
at 39. to 40s 6d tor fine yellow, 353 6d to 38s 6d fp' os
and good. and 33s to 34s tor low. Crystalised 11-733er5
went at 39, to 44s 64 for good to fine y0101.3°,1;1'
38s 6d for low to mid, and 33s to 343 for browri'oceri
fined was dull, brown lumps 45s to 45s 6d, and pd'
46s to 495. East India Mauritius has been lielu;01
vately at about the previous rat,s, but Madras :71d
rather lower by aucion, though above 7,000 bag9,l°,ood,
buyers; loci and grocery sold at 33s to 35a 6d, en" good
to fine at 36s to 395; good soft brown 26. to 2
4t apt
yellow 28s 6d to 325. Bengal sold at 38. 6d to ,7 by
mid to fine white Benarrs. Foreign—Not much
been dune. Porto Rico sold at 34s 6d to 378 for ,"4
mid, anti at 37s 6d to 421 for good and fine.
well siorif,l):
COFFEE.—The market has been particularly
ported. and moderate dealings have taken place. rfio
tation Ceylon sold at fully previous rates, good to fin
60s to 645, peaberry 60s to 65v, mid and good tkivA7sr
marks 555 to 70s, and triage 39s to 455. Good or" 6d.
tive Ceylon bas bern sold 4 395, and fine ord at 403,63
St. Domingo has been sold to a small extent at 380
for good ord pale. Io other descriptions there have
DO transaction., and prices are much the same. (of
Cocos.--Grenada has been taken in at 38s to 40139,
mid and good red, and ord and mid grey at 369 0„
Dominica was taken in at 35., and Trinidad at 3'ci
41s for mid to good grey, and 47s to 50. for good re
5d
has been rather dull at sid t°,‘,
per lb. Jamaica Ginger sold at 49s up to 746 Per e.
SALTPETRE.—SaIes have been made at 26s 10 26adrsi
for Calcutta mid 9} to 7 per cent refraction. 3a
re'
was taken in at 25s 6d to 263, for 8 to B,k per e'99
fraction.
RlCE.—This article has been dull, and in favour t
,er

buy. rs; Bengal good to fine white 9A 6d to lOs pk• dl
COTTON.— The demand has continued good and lge
sales have been made at full prices. 004
TEA.—Not much activity has prevailed, low to P
ord Congon having reached 9d to lOid per lb. Si.
Arnow-RooT.—Jamaica has been sold at 31-`"
Vincent at 20 to 4d, and Bermuda at is per lb. ,6J
TALLOW.—New Y.Y.C. has been very fine at 35'
to 398 per cwt. 0 la
GREEN FRUIT.—A .ing „110

..• steady consumption goi, ce
all kinds. 500 boxes and baskets Pears from Havre, s
lips
of Onions trots Oporto have been sold by N(3
fell
and Hunt at public sale, and the latter article being e,
early for the consumption realised a moderate fig:oo,
The market fairly supplied with Lemons from of
and an imp.rtation of 200 boxes have been revelled
autumn Malaga. Nuts without inquiry.

SECONDARIES'.---(THIS DAY')
(Before Mr. 6eeuudary POTTER.)
There were only two cases oft the hat, and 00 ll°
defended.

ZUCCANI V. ICOREWRIGIIT. Dd
The plaintiff in this ac.ion in K cabinet makers do
defendant a lieutenant, R.N., residing at Sheerne,i; di
action was brought to recover the sum of 191. for
meld. t aid
Defendant pleaded that he was not indebted, bu rat
not appear to support his plea, and the evidence of
and delivery' b•itig conclusive, a verdict WaG gl"n° for
the amount claimed.

INCREASE OF BUILDIINGS 11V LOlv-4--,,,te0
It appears from the census return recently pre;
to Parliament, that the number of inhabited hottlema
London, in 1841, was 263;737, and in 1851 Oast pe
increased to 307,722; or at the rate of marl) log
cunt (16 7). The number uninhabited in 194'585,
11,324, and in 1851, 16.819, being an increase of d'oet
or 49 per cent.; while the number building at Ihei,:estiB
period was 4,032 and 4,817 respectively, being an re'
of 785, or 19i per cent. The facts shown are vedir
tnarkab!e illustrations of the rapid growth of e°llll3dition
tricts and the decrease, or almost stationary, CO: bee.of others. Take, for instance, Kensington 'lBsl'
10 962 inhabited houses in 1841, and 17,292 JD i (01
showing an increase cf 6,330, or about 60 per c,en;eoee
the same time bearing in mind that the rate 01. Di bee
of all London is under 17 per cent.); while the 1:5a"5-Ito
uninhabited- in 1841 amounted to 485, `
and in
,7,.57 per
w
1.111, being an increase of 626, or upards of :40 in
cent I—the number building, 656 in 1841, and the
1851. If we add the inhabited to the uninbabite
10
results will show that the total number of building! or
Kensington in 1841 was 11,447 and 18,403 in 1,82n1
an increase of 6,956. Again, in the Cit of LoncTooll
inhabited houses in 1841 numbered 7,921 and ISh5; leaf
7,329, being a decrease of 592 I—the umber %Pin- bl
in 1841 was 573, and in 1851, 1,127, or an inceee-to
554, or nearly double. It, however, we add thesena in
re.ults together they will show in 1841, 8,494'1, .-
Cill
1851, 8 454, or the actual decrease of houses in LI the
or London to be 40; while, at the same time' per'
number building wa) 82 and 17 respectively.
baps, the most striking circumstance discloSed,seroB
enormous increase which has taken lace in Is'lljrleti
The P f in"bi 1
during the last tea years. number t, lB5
houses in this district in 1841 was 8,508, and t 0 in'
111‘
they numbered 13,558, being an increase of 7,`"=eete,
habited houses, or 83 per cent. in ten years (9'Bl' leottl.
the period between the two censuses not being ten -03,
plete years). The number uninhabited in 1841 °itslf°
and in 1851, 653, or more than double; while 314 -
building in 1841, and 539 in 1851.—Builder.

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DIED —At Alton, Hants, on the 28th I 0, .OSt• 01
house of her brother-in-law, William Clement, Esq., ,ace,
the wife of Joseph
Hyde-park.
lottero:
Thompson, Esq., Gloucester-ter'
NICARAGUAN GRANT.—It is reported in d from
Washington that the steam-ship Sarana esil-;,,g
Philadelphia on the 14th, bearing dispatches coot bite
protest of the United States Government against the "
gation of the Nicaraguan grant.
itatef
REMISSION OF RENTS.—On the HaWardenve-13110
the tenants of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, BI'L
been allowed a reduction of 16 per cent. on their res P-t. 0,
rentals for the half-year. Sir Richard Brooke, 138 r
Norton Priory, has made a reduction of 10 per cent. of
SINGULAR AND FATAL Accmgrr.--The ailtibool
Henry Sudell, Esq., of Ashley House, Wilts, resulted ;ribs
a somewhat remarkable cause. Mr. lidell had called 05"000
Queen's Head Inn, at Box, and whilst conversing wit i,/8 01
gentlemen there he saw a oog suddenly spring at or'
them, Mr. Lewis, of Colerne. Mr. Sudell quickly 00
forth to restrain the dog, and Mr. Lewis being equa'fidag
the alert, simultaneously aimed a blow at it with his fs,rocit
,tick; but unfortunately, instead of striking the aniine,s"o it
Mr. Sudell's hand. Inflammation was the result, %gee
having alarmingly increased, the assistance of Dr- SPripto,
was obtained; but notwithstanding that gantlemen'illiors'
mortification took place, and Mr. Sudell expired og
day last. An inquest was held on the body on ""'"rclo
last by Mr. Whitmarsh, when the jury returned a Ye
of " Acci lental death."-Bath Chronicle.
e
DISCOVIsRT or HUMAN Y- 'tek•ogrdo i,
-
morning, while several workmen were engaged in rna-Do
drain to communicate with the sewer in New Coo Do
street, City, they discovered a quantity of human bones' re.
men, after competing their labours, bad the remain-
moved to the church-yard, where they were interred. for,
EXTENSIVE PLUNDER OF SILK.—Yesterday In the
the
mation was received at Scotland-yard Police Station Oa'
flies
silk warehouses of S. Pearson, Esq., at Macclesfield, flies
been entered and plundered of raw silk and silk nuwucleat
tured goods, value upwards of 9001., the thieves getting
away with their booty. A
tea
some ZOOLOGICAL LEARNING.—A person who us-
some little smattering of zoological lore, said one day,stri
novice that crocodiles were often seen in tears. " 014
nothing," rejoined the novice, " I've often myself seen
blubber." f ladle°
THE BLOOMER COSTUME.—A committee o
of New York are arranging for a floral festival in SePteT,
ad.
They They are all to be dressed in " the Bloomer costutne.;cia'io,
dresses are to be delivered by eminent divines, PhYVe oesc
and ladies, and a procession of ladies, all dressed in t"
fashion, is to take place at the close of the meeting. el
of
laNEWlast
wCe
euknnFo detailsn
theD l SpPa Er
tri
ut Al
ac-soTf hae
n/Ifewedcuicrealfo:reil
tintibovt
troublesome kind of dyspepsia especially character.Lllia;',
flatulency and acidity, lately discovered by Dr. " car'
Jeuner, one of the Professors at University College. It
sista in the exhibition of the sulphite of soda (not the
Alto): Ind pro tiAeq to be of great utilitY.