The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-06 00:00:00

MINES.

Paid. Nominal Pricer. Business don
to day
Australian ••..••.• • • .. 4 1% 234
Varossa Range .. • ..... 113 0 3% —3%
Blaenarvon Iron and Coal all • •
Bolanos Scrip .
British Iron.. ••.. • • .... 13 5 ..
Brazilian Imp. (is. Si. p.) 2434
Do. Cocaes and Cuiaba all ..
Do. St. John del Rey— 15 18% 19% ad
Cobra Cower . •
Copiapo .•
General.. .. • • all 13X 14
Mexican& S. American 9 334 434
Real Del Monte, Unreg. 3i —34
Do. Black Debentures. •• •
Do. Red Debentures .. • • • •
Santiago do Cuba ...... 10 2 3 2X
Tin Croft .. • • • 7 6% 3
United Mexican 28 2 5.% 3 2
JOINT STOCK mamma
Australasia all 35 31;
British North America.. 50 45 —46
Colonial .... •• .. • • .... 25 10X —113 i,
Commercial of London.. 20 25 -- 26
London Joint Stock .... le 18% 17%
London and Westminster 20 28% —29 34 29
National Provincial Eng. 85
Do. New
National of Ireland .... 2234 18% 1734
Provincial of Ireland.... 25 42 —44
Do. New ...• •• • • .... all 157 163{
Union of Australia .. • • all 35 36% 35% %
Do. New ............ 236 3 334
Union of London •• • • 10 18% 1434
Union of Madrid - all -•— • •
rfIISCICILLANEOUS.
Canada . 3234 48 4934
Gen. Steam Navigation . 14 2630 —2B x.d x.d
& Oriental Steam. all 64 —6O
Ditto ditto 10 14% 15i4
Royal Mail Steam •• 60 78 8034

Ditt• ditto 1
Royal Mail Steam .. •...
Settling days in the moi

nth of Se]
id 25th.

tered shares, 15th and

‘ptember. Ticket days for regis-
Account days, 16th slid 30th.
ae errors of the Official Lists, and
d correspondents.]

(We cannot be anaweri
will iot be influenced by

lblo for tl
intereste,

MONE Y and COMMERCIAL NE WS.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, on Saturday, were
estimated at 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 American
were taken for export. The sales included 4,500 Ame-
rican; 150 Pernam and Maranham, at 64d. to l.; 250
Bahia, at 50. to 60.• 500 Egyptian, at to 7d.;
and 400 Surat, at 2d.i to 4d. per lb. The market
closed heavily.—The Share Market was firm.
In Wheat there is a rise to-day of ls. per quarter.
The great test of prosperity in the case of all well-
conducted associations is the amount of interest they re-
turn upon the capital embarked. Tile English mines as
a whole yield an important sum, and the following is the
list of dividends made last month, as arranged in the
Mining Journal:—

_
Per share. Amount.
Devon Great Consols £s 0 0 ... £5,120 0 0
Wheal Buller
Carn Brea 2 0 0 ... 2.000 0 0
East Wheal Rose
Alfred Consols 0 6 0 ... 1,536 0 0
South Frances 6 0 0 ... 1,488 0 0
Great Polgooth
Wheal Level
North Roskear 6 0 0 ... 840 0 0
Treviskey 6lO 0 ... 780 0 0
West Caradon
South Caradon 2 10 0 ... 640 0 0
United Mines (Gwennap) 2lO 0 ... 5,0 0 0
Levant
Trelaanc .
Kirkcudbrightshire 0 5 0 ... 196 10 0
Spearne Consols

Total divdends
Thu dividends declared in July amounted to 28,078/ ;
and those in August to 16,727/. 16s.—making the total
for the quarter, 65,9101. 6s.

A large number of mines aro pushing forward new
works, for the purpose of developing the mines in depth,
and last month expended 33,0001. in steam-engines,
wages, &0., and which they obtained by " calls."
The steamer has arrived with the American news,
but we have no letters in town yet.
The Hamburgh mail, with accounts of Richly last,
brings the rate of exchange on London lower, being
13s. Sid. Gold was at 428 A-. Money was easy. Stocks
were without any particular alteration, and not much
was doing in them. Spanish Three per Cents. were
higher. Coffee was maintained at full rates.
From Leipzic we have reports made up to the Ist
inst., upon the subject of the great Leipzic fair. In fine
cloth goods the results were not satisfactory either as re-
spected prices or demand, but the low and middling
qualities wore taken to a fair extent. The continental
buyers still manifested a want of confidence, and the
Americans present seemed to act cautiously in appre-
hension of monetary difficulties on the other side. Taking
piece goods generally, a satisfactory business was dcne,
and in some cases the demand was even brisk. Mixed
woollen and cloth goods sold at rather lower rates. Cali-
coes averaged; dollar per piece lower. English woollens
were tolerably active. The Greek buyers attended nu-
merously and purchased a good deal. Not much was
done in foreign silks, owing to the few Polish buyers
present.
In the Amsterdam Stock Market on the 4th inst.
prices were much the same. _ _

The Monmouthshire and Glamorganshire Banking
Company has had payment of its bills, drawn at 21 days
without acceptance, refused at the Commercial Bank of
London.

The following facts and figures are extracted from a
Parliamentary Return (No. 623), issued on Thursday
last, in virtue of an order of the House of Commons, upon
the motion of Mr. Labouchere

" The total amount of capital and loans authorised to
be raised up to December 31st, 1850, by the va-
rious railway companies, was 362,796,6761., of which
281,502,4151. by shares, and 81,294,2611. by loans.
The amount authorised to be raised during 1850 was
1,920,0001. by shares, and 1,195,390/. by loans. The
total amount of share-capital actually paid up on the 31st
of December, 1850, was 184,763,677/., of which
34,740,800/. is entitled to receive preferential dividends
or interest. The total debts of railway companies up to
tho above date amounted to 55,507,0681. The total
amount raised by shares and loans at the end of
1850 was 240,270,7464, and the amount which
companies retained power to raise, either by existing,
or new shares, or by loans, was 122,431,901/. On the
31st of December, 1850, the length of single line opened
.vas 1,15t4ai f
and of double line, 5,4661 miles, mak-
ing
ao
6s2li miles. The length of line in course
t o miles,
of construction at the same date was 867 miles and of
that authorised but not commenced, 4,4721 miles. The
total length of railway fur which powers had been ob-
tained by the various railway companies previous to
December 31st, 1850, was 11,960/ miles. The total
length of lines for the construction of which powers for
the compulsory purchase of land had been granted, and
have been allowed to expire without the exercise of such
powers, amounts to 996 miles 784 chains, and the
capital appropriated by Parliament for such lines was
21,930,5434"

. ,
There is a very buoyant market for Public Secure-
ties, and prices still are in the ascendent. Consols have
been as high as 97 and 97k, the lowest rate at which busi-
ness has been done being 96,i. Tho excellent character of
the forthcoming quarterly revenue returns, as shadowed
forth in a semi- official journal, gives support to prices,
in the absence of foreign news of any importance. The
Jews aro absent from the market, this being a strict
holiday with them, and business is consequently re-
stricted. Exchequer-bills have been marked 43s to
465., and India Bonds 50s. premium.
Foreign Securities have been very steady, and mostly
look up. Spanish Five per Cents have been quoted 21
to 21,-}' and the Three per Cents. 37k. The Passive
Stock has been at 5i Portuguese Four per Cents.
have been supported at 32k. Mexican Bonds have rea-
lised 271 to 1. Equador Stock is 3i to
Railway Shares are all brisk, and in the favourite
lines there is a considerable improvement. Midland
have risen about 11., Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1,
South-Eastern I, Caledonian Aberdeen /to a, North
Stafford kto f, and most others in proportion. Foreign
Shares are all rather higher.
QUARTER TO THREE.
Consols
Ditto Account, Oct. 14 ... •-• 97*
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(From the Official List.)

3 per Cent. Consols Anne. 97
India Bonds under 1,0004-- ....... 50
Consols for Account 97
Exchequer Bills. I
1,0001....... — 43
5001. ......... 43
Small

96% 97%
P
1 ,
/43
Id.
46 p
46 p
46 p

PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Equador Bonds ................. 3%14
Mexican Bonds, 1846, ex Jan. Coupons
Ditto Account ... 27%4
Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent —
Ditto 4 ner Gent.
Sarrdinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent,lB4o
Ditto Account • 2114 21
Ditto Passive Bonds 5 Via
Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent. ......
Dividends on the above payable in London.

LL OYD'S SHIPPING.—( THIS DAY).
LONDON, OCT. 6.—Wind at noon W.
PLymouTs, OcT. s.—Arrd. Garonne, Porto Rico.
SCILLY, OCT. s.—The whole of the cargo of the San
Giorgio has been landed in apparently good condition,
with the exception of about 20 casks.
REVAL, SEPT. 26.—The Bentley, Hull to St. Peters-
burgh, is reported to be aground on the island of Odens-
holm ; assistance has been sent to her.
TEXEL, OCT. 3.—The Pheabe, of Stockton, London
to Middlesborough, which was abandoned 80 miles E.
of Winterton 27th ult., has come on shore here and will
prove a loss.
CADIZ, SETT. 24.—The Highlander, of and from
Jersey to this port and Monte Video, has been placed on
the patent slip for survey and repairs, having come in
very leaky, and been on shore.
LisuoN, SEPT. 28.—The Newhaven steamer, London
to Bahia, has put in very leaky. Tenladora has also put
in here very leaky and in a sinking state.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. s.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Con-
tent, Maracaibo; Wuzeer, Calcutta; Belochee, Bom-
bay; North Atlantic, New Orleans; Camillus, Mobile;
Coronella, St. John's, New Brunswick; Eudocia, Que-
bec; Valleyfield, ditto; United Kingdom, ditto; William
Stewart, Bombay; Mermaid, Callao; Earl of Derby,
Quebec; Justyn, ditto. 81d. Actaeon, New Orleans,
Onward, New York. Off port, Swordfish. 6th,
The Cazone, Virginia to this port, ran on shore on
Taylor's Bank yesterday, and has gone to pieces. Arrd.
Niagara steamer, New York.
An American barque is on chore on Taylor's Bank,
and apparently going to pieces.
MUMBLES, OCT. s.—The Samuel Hayman, Cardiff to
London, is kaeneaped. The Nigre French barque, Port

Talbot to Bordeaux, and the Harewood, drove on shore
on the 2d inst., and are both beneeped.
BOSTON, OCT. 3.—The New Good Intent, and Utilia
sloop, both from hence to Newcastle, were out in the
gale of the 26th and 27th of t3eptember, and have not
since been heard of.

DUNDEE.—SId. Bosphorus, Pernambuco.
DEAL, OCT. s.—Wind W. by S., A.M., squally; P.m.,
fine.—Arrd. Caroline, Read, Calcutta; Mechanic, New
York for Hull; Louisa, Quebec; Childe Harold, ditto;
Thomas Arbuthnot, Sydney, New South Wales; St.
Heliers. Africa; Comet, Callao; Maria Hardy, Tobago;
John Laird, St. Thomas; Beal, Nova Scotia; Cor-
delta, St. John's; Abo, Quebec; America, ditto;
Avon, ditto. Arrd. from the river, Thomas King, Syd-
ney, Now South Wales; William Woolley, Hobot
Town; Rienzi, Adelaide, South Australia; Roseberry,
Melbourne, South Australia: Medway, ditto; Jane Tu-
dor, Bombay; Isabella Blyth, Mauritius; Ocean, Cape
of Good Hope; Henry Curwen, St. Thomas; Agnes,
Jamaica; James Shepherd, ditto; Ocean Queen, New
York. Arrd. from the river and sld., Collingwood, Cape
of Good Hope and Bombay. Arrd. from Margate Roads,
Pearl, Cordenas; Zenobia, New York.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. s.—Put back, Sutlej, Calcutta.
COWES, OCT. s.—Wind W.—Arrd. Johann Julius,
Bahia; Emma Eden, Newfoundland.

TORBAY.—Arrd. Margery, Quebec, for Exmouth.
FALMOUTH, OCT. s.—Wind W., strong.—Arrd.
Nixon, Callao; Cecilia, Quebec, for liartlepool; Rose,
Buenos Ayres. Off port, John Laird, Porto Rico, and
sailed for Loudon; Carawna, Buceo, and sailed for
flamburgh.
GOOLE, OCT. s.—The Fox'Maule, hence to Perth, has
put back very leaky, and gone into dry dock, having
grounded outside.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.);

CORN EXCHANGE-MONDAY.

Although full average supplies of New English Wheat
were on sale in the leading country markets held on
Saturday, the demand for ail kinds ruled steady, at an
advance in the quotations of fully is per quarter. Fine
Foreign Wheat and Barley were quite as dear; but low
end middling qualities, as well as Malt, were neglected.
Oats, Beans, and Peas met a very dull sale, at drooping
currencies. Indian Corn and Flour sold readily at full
prices.
The last advices from New York state that very large
supplies of both Wheat and Flour were on offer,
on somewhat easier terms. In France prices have
fluctuated to some extent. The Baltic and Black Sea
markets have continued very dull.
A good supply of English Wheat was received up to
our market last week, but that of all other articles of
home produce was small. From abroad we received
12,904 quarters of Wheat, 6,099 Barley, 9,7E6 Oath
2,216 Beans, 84 Peas, 120 Tares; 8,310 Linseed, 4,076
Rapeseed, 110 Mustardseed, 130 Sundry Seeds; 10,588
sacks and 21,260 barrels of Flour.
Fresh up to this morning's market, coastwise, the re'
ceipts of English Wheat were very moderate compared
with those reported in the three preceding weeks. The
general quality of the samples, which were wholly car
posed of the present year's growth, wes exceedingly
good. By land carriage from Suffolk, Norfolk, and the
midland district, the supply was by no means large.
As the stands wet° not to say heavily filled, and as the
attendance of millers was on the increase, the demand'
for alt kinds of Wheat of home produce ruled somewba
t
active at an advance in the prices of Monday last of
per quarter. Had it not been for the immense influx 01
foreign Flour last week the improvement would have
been much greater, as a few foreign orders wore re'
ceivcd to-day for low qualities of Wheat.
The offers to ship Wheats for the east coast were
less in number, and the amount of business doing for
forward delivery was trifling.
The show of really good foreign Wheats was no;
usually small, but that of low qualities from the westward
was large. The former changed hands at full quota'
Lions, but the latter were much neglected.
Dantzie Wheats were offering at is less money Or
shipment towards the close cf the present month.
Fine Barley was scarce, and held at full prices. 1,01(
and damp samples met a very dull inquiry at barely late
rates.
We had a dull sale for Malt, yet factors refused to ne*
cept lower prices.
The aggregate show of Oats was tolerably good.
Selected Corn moved off steadily, at late rates. In other
kinds very little was doing. of
We had scarcely any inquiry for Beans, the prices
which gave way fully Is per quarter.
In Peas no change took place, but the demand wa°
heavy. 6d
Indian Corn afloat sold to some extent, at 26s to 26s
for Galatz.
A good business was doing in both English and foreign
Flour, at lull prices.

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier...... 53s to 5-611
lied •••• • • • • 33s to 42s Oats— Yorkshire and 20$
Ditto,White, New 35s 45s Lincolnsh., Pm!. 17s .0
Norfolk and Liu- Potato
coin, lied.• ... 33s 40s Youghal and Cork, 10
Ditto, White.. —31 s Black.
Irish, lied.... •• • . —s —s Cork, White ..... 175
`O4,
Ditto,White.. •• • • —8 —s Scotch, Feed. 19$ 2O
Rye—Old •••••• .• • . 23s 25s Beans—Tick ......... 241 „o
New. •••••• • • • • • • 248 26s Pigeons 259
Barley—Grinding. .. .. 20s 24s Peas—Grey .. 21........ 255 9-I°o
Malting .•.•• .. • . 238 27s Maple. .• • • •••• • • 25$ 2E,,
Chevalier .......288 31s 'White. ... •.•• • g: os
Malt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers ••••• •• • • -- - /0
- —.—
--in 325 3.

folk 43s 48s
Brown. •.• . • •• .• 40s 428
Kingston and Ware 47s 52s
SEEDS.
Sales of Archangel Linseed have taken place at 425 e%
ship. Fine Bombay is quoted at 47s 6d. Transactioo
in Calcutta Seed, for shipment in November and deliver/
here, are reported at 45i per quarter. Clover Seed 0,
considerably lower; whilst Canary, Coriander, and Tar"
have a downward tendency.
Turnlp,White, per bush. 7s to lOs

Flour—Town-mada.••
Suffolk 28s 32-
Btocktn &Norka 275 220

Red and Green.. • • 9s 11s1
Mustard, 8r0wn."... 7s Ps
White, new •• . 630 d 7s 0d
Tares, Winter 38 6d 4s Od
Old • • • • • • • ... ....Os Od Os Od
Canary, per quarter 37s 40;
Rye gra55....... • • 24s 308
Clover, Red Eng. (cwt.) 303 40s

- White ........ 34s 41s
Foreign Red. • • 32s 40s
White • ... 343 42s
Trefoil . • .... • • 188 2251
Duty was paid on the foil
Clover Seed up to the 27th

,
Carraway • 313 3i°
Coriander .... ••..• • • • 93
llempseed, per quarter 32s ~:
Linseed, Eng. Sowing .. 60s
Crushing • • • • .. .. 463
4424: 4601
Lins eßOedaidetCsiscal
English .... 71 Os 7116
Foreign, per ton 6/ Os 6 , be:
Rape Cakes, pr ton 41 Os 411
0;
Rapeseed, Isiew, pr Ist 22103

lowing quantities of foreign

851. 1850.
London
Liverpool
Hull

SMITHFIELD.
During last week the imports of foreign stock int:
London exhibited a falling oft; owing to the strong galeA
of wind. The total supply amounted to 7,128 hell::
against 6,166 ditto in the corresponding period in 1850 '
6,590 in 1849, 3,901 in 1848, and 4,582 in 1847'

DIPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE PAST WELL
From Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pig's'
Antwerp
lieu Diep
Harlingen
Dordt
Bremen 186 5
Rotterdam
DDunkirk
.•• ••• ••• ••• 31

Touningen .... 516 108 ... '" ...
Amsterdam... 10 ... 549 ... 35

Total 1,317 .. 4,499 ... 124 ... 413 ... 776
The yearly comparison of tho weekly imports i 5
under:—

Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs'
1850 939 ... 4,710 ... ... 222 ... 290
1849 1,283 ... 5,137 ... ... 76 9,1
1848... 5Ol ... 3,146 ... ... 240 ...
i.q
1847 664 ... 3,598 ... ... 237 .. ",
The imports of foreign stock into tha United Kingd°""
fur the month and eight months ending on the sth SePtd
were as under:—
Month ending Sept. 5, 8 Months ending Sept. .1
1850. 1851. 1850. 185',;
Oxen
Cows ,9-w
Calves
Sheep 23,727 ..... 19,390 59,377
Lambs ... 2,321
Pigs ...... 752
To-day's market was again heavily supplied 011
both English and foreign Beasts, but their general 6112csi;
lily was by no means first-rate. The primest la h,
were in moderate request, at prices equal to those '11;e
tained on Monday last, viz., 34 4d to 3s 6d per 81e9'
Otherwise, the Beef trade ruled heavy, at barely late rate
and a total clearance was with difficulty effected. Fro -e
Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and Northamptonshire, of
received 2,860 Short-horns ; from other parts °
England, 600 of various kinds, and from Scotland 6 Soots'
Notwithstanding that there was a considerable fallieg
off in the supply of Sheep the demand for that desert ;
tion V stock, owing to the large arrivals of Meat tIP2O
Newgate and Leadenhall, and the prevailing d 11,171
weather, was in a very inactive state, at barely Oici
week's currency, the extremely value of the beat 910
Downs being 4s per Blhs. Ewes, the supply of obleo
was reasonably large, snot a dull inquiry, but we Ili! y
no change to notice in their value. Prime small lit,
sold at an advance of 2d per 81bs. Large Pork W
neglected.

Per Bibs. to slakthe offal
s. d. to s. d
Inferior Beasts..... 2 2 2 4
Second quality •... 2 6 2 8
Prime large Oxen.. 2 10 3 2
Prime Sects ...... 3 4 3 6
Large coarse Calves 2 6 3 2
Prime small ditto .. 3 4 3 6
Sucklinx Calves ••18 0 20 0

s. d. to
Inferior Sheep •• „ 2 8 4
Second goal. Sheep 3 0 „'
Coarse-woolledditto3 6 " 0
Soutbdown Wether 3 10 0
Ditto out of the wool 0 0 0
Large Hogs •. • . . 2 4 °.
Small Porkers .....3 4 0
Quarter old rigs ..16 u 10
AT MARKET.
I Calvea.
185

Lambs •••••• •• 0 0 0 0 1
TOTAL SUPPLY
I Sheep.
27,090
FOREIGN
I Sheep.
3,340

Beasts.
5,051

rig 0.
650

Beasts.

SUPPLY.
1 Calves.

r

1,458 98 14-
of
A btatemcnt and Comparison of the Supplies and Priceget
Fat Stock exhibited and sold in Smithfield Cattle Matz.
on Bionday, Oct. 7, 1850, and, this day, Monday,
6, 1651.

Per Blbs., to sink the offals.
Oct. 7, 1850.
a. d. s. d.
Coarse and inferior Beasts ... ... 2 6to 2 8
Second quality ditto ... 210 3 2
Prime large Oxen .. 3 4 3 8
Prime Scots, ••• 3 8 310
Coarse and inferior Sheep... ... 3 0 3 2
Second quality ditto ... ... 3 4 3 6
Prime coarse-woolled ditto ... 3 8 310
Prime Southdown ditto ... 4 0 4 2
Lambs... ••• 0 0 0 0
Large coarse Calves ... ... 3 0 3 6
Prime small ditto ... 3 8 310
Large Hogs ... 3 2 3 6
Small Porkers ... 3 8 4 2
Beasts ... 4,261
Sheep and Lambs .. 27,340
Calves ... .. ... ... 253
Pigs .. 540
SUPPLIES ON SALE, OCT. 8, 1849. —B,
Sheep and Lambs, 27,740; Calves, 234; Pigs,

Oct.6,lBsici.
s. d. 0.,• 4
2 2to k 6
• 2
2 t,
210 '1 6
34 " 0
2 1
2 4
3 0
36 3 0
3 10 0
0 0
26 " 6
3
3 4
2 4
0 5,
4 5 000 'I
27,t)9160
55" A
astS) 4'6l°
,80.

OcT. 9, 1818. —Beasts, 3,635; Sheep and Lambs, 22,670;
Calves, 184; Pigs, 390.
3:SIMWELELTE AND LE.A.DENHALL.
Our markets continue to be heavily zupplied with
both town 'and country killed Meat. Generally speak-
ing, the demand is in a very inactive state, and last
week's prices are with difficulty supported.
At per atone by the Carcase.
3. d to s d
• s. d. to S. d.
infnrlor...•., 1 10 2 0 Mutton, inferior .. 2 6 2 8
middling• 2 2 2 4I -- middling.. 210 3 4
prthaelarge •• 2 ti 2 8 : prime •• 3 6 310
V-- prime small .• 210 3 2 , Pork, 2 6 3 4
ell'••••••• •••• 2 4 3 4 - 5ma11........ 3 6 3 8
1110ROUGEC aka SPITALPIELI3S.
Very large supplies of Potatoes, in good condition,
have arrived for these markets since our last report.
Selected qualities are in moderate request; but all other
kinds are in a dull sale. No imports have taken place
from abroad. Essex and Kent Regents, 60s to 70s;
ditto Shaws, 508 to 65a; ditto inferior qualities, 20s to
408 per ton.

1303tOtrali BOP rmaxammr.
Fine new liops, the supply of which is good, are in
steady request. In the middling and inferior kinds, as
well
Pas yearlings, only a moderate business is doing.
Picking ma y now be considered over. Duty, 115,0004 resent rates as under:—New Mid and East Kent
pockets, 71 7s to 12125; New Weald of Kent, 6/ lOs to
7175; New Sussex ditto, Si 12s to 6/ 125; Yearlings,
4l lOs to Si lOs per cwt.

WOOL.
Large supplies of Wool arrived in the port of London
last week, viz ,37 bales from Ostend, 295 from Swan
River, 14 from Leghorn, 34 from Jaffa, 920 from Algoa
Bay, 4.
B Lrom Shark's Bay, 63 from Hamburgb, 4 from
Alex
ba andria, 3 from Jamaica, 31 from Naples, 43 from
omy, 620 from Moreton Bay, 1,200 from Sydney,
and 83 bags from Oporto. As the next public sales-at
which upwards of 40,000 bales will be offered-aro ap-
pointed to commence o th 23d inst., the demand by
private contract is less ac eve, yet prices -
ported.
Although tho Russian are well sup
i TAX.Lovir.
35,000 to . 40,000
Russian
it is stated " casks
on bthoneisresowarneanccboouunt4oanshd
ery inactive, and
li • ' wi.. be held for higher prices, our market is
ship from
the quotations are quite 3i per cwt
lower tha
n en Monday
, at 383 9i to 39s fa last. Today P.Y.C.
Id.
Town Tallow
....r new, is quoted
and 38s 3d to 38s 6d for o
Pat, 2 -°wt 383 to 38s 6d per cwt nett cash; Rough
2,019 s 2d per 81bs. Last week the delivery amounted to
, and the imports 7,809 casks.
1
1847.
I 1848. 1849. 1850. i 1851.
Stgek this day ...... ---11,159 20,131 41,960 23,718 j 31,933
-
Price Y. C. .... E 46s 6d 455 6d 36s 9d 38s 3d to] 38s 3d
of
)
f Delivery last week ••
Ditto fro to
208840, d t o
2,313463 ,
2,492 2,604 2,019
Od to 37s Od 29505 't0395 Od
28,952
1 Arr in, June 1.. •• 27,738 32,664 25,355 29,30,2
7,,509
ipala last week 85 4,055 5,315 s'7B'
27,3"
Ditto from June 1 . • :
r
5 Price of Tew„ 31,1471 45742 ; 41,742 30,896
5 --
STATEMENT
.... ...... 50s Cd 475 6d 395 6d 41s Od 41s Od
~...___ L,:____
P TILLOW SIIIPPDIG AT ST. PETERSBURGIL
a 1848. 1847.
1851. 1850. 1849.
g w
Tallo
tropeCrdoin7taat: teao Casks.
Casks. Casks. Casks. Casks.
1. 10 0 s 41,056 58,141 69,137 75,001 74,720
0 ii;ht
f 4 81,1
ers.s loading and
......... 34,5.5 21,855
Tot. 19,940 19,987 21,635
1. al loaded'eff 12th
0 LOart
eAt., 0.8.. ...... 75,461 79,995 89,077 97,990 96,3'5
39 0 29,055 31,514 35,509
toad
afterwards- - - '25
0 Total
~ at the close of
Ic 40navIgatio.„ ~ - 119,216 118,132 129,
8 504 131,861
London.,
...... 31,266 24,472 25,932 40,991 31,371
If Liver••
P 001........ 4,483 12,912 10,790 10,136 10,217
8
,•ier
Itristol •
0„ ......... 1,2.03 3. ,2,
.!5 2,803 4,231 2,920
8 292 8 559 7,630
Englishports 1,515 3,3,7 , ,
Ire taint - • • - ....
Scotland ••• • - - 631 2,942 4,603 3,544 6,220
250 2,1127 3,051 5,511 5,105
e Gerrinany . .
s rtgul'e - ' ......
2,425
.•••.• 1,608 6,721 8,608 4,977 6,120
.. ---
6,265 54 5,129
41,056 58,141 69,137 78,003 74,720
i

130W-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
ra red
A. powerful looking young man, with his shirt satu-
in blood, who gave the name of Robert BU ke, was-
charf;ed before Mr. henry under the following circ
uln
steno ea :--
Police-constable F 112 stated that about twenty mi-
nute6' past five o'clock yesterday evening he was on dsauty.,
in Di airy-lane, when a female came up to him andh
ti,aa. " On, policeman, there's murder being done in S or
r_.
gardtins.” Re hurried to the spot, and found the panid 3°l3el''s father, his brother-in-law, and another man,
prisonarving er himself, togethervhting with pokers, tongs,
and knives. The first three, at the momentthee
entered the house, were lying on the
ib"'
whilev 'thha
prisoner was on the top of them hammering awa.. with ,
prig thick piece of iron bar. Directly witness appeared
enaProvni
athheisnce.,ene th
?risuis hman that Prisoner snatched up an immense
comenc, " I'll stab the first b--
ii f ether '
a state
s near me," and then fell to beating
of in,,„
.„_.agaln, who was lying upon the floor in _
two CaullitY• Witness called in the assistance of
tk_ xother constables; and after a good deal of trouble
tr P risoner was aecured. It was then discovered that
eme7vile riser had been stabbed twice, and had besides re
vele( cit
to
~,.ver? fracture upon the skull. He con-
twowatshero_
ri:eeirt:he aad °threeleg e
il Pr
ariesno
_ ~itisikj loured,
her ribs ! I
:fpilT3soinetrail.f he could
air. HENRy
Plana lion of -
b To
hk
ee
n staenpd. mt
hoe other
his conduct ? The D ißoner, with a care-
less, I inconcerued air, replied, " I' rknow nothing at all
give any ex
about , it."
a,. RENRY said be would remand the case till Friday

1/14 STREET-THISRLBRO'---;--'—
04
lITION TO DOG: fana ir X."-ANcIERs.— William
1 vial brought before Mr Bingham, dog
Spencedawith
fraud u eiatly obt dl ;ht
charge h
Neopmein,
~,, tuning the sum of ss. from porete nee f are, under
-11°. 3, %mover-street Heiaover-qu
had
*Mr. Mat eue
1 st. 0. recovering a dog which that gentleman
lastTh e prosecutor stated that on the 22d of .
lost
.his September
h
notssi:teh dog at the corner of Argyle-street, and
it he
ct °old sianaing all the inquiries he made after
andoYhear nothing of it. Aa a last resource, he applied
IE, prisoner, whom he had known for some time,
re, vrho had lately set up the trade of dog fancier, asA
la 'oat likely person to find out where his dog was.
&ea' days likely the prisoner called upon him, and
°aid, ' They onenni--
og the dog stealers) had got it safe
keliello, but they would not give it up for less than a
—ver"ißu.” Witness said he was not going to give a
Rererisign for his own property, but he would not
tiliud givin hi the) ss. if he brought it to him.
eln T. ag m '
'n and said he
, ues ay last prisoner called agaa ,
him the
"eld get the dog for 55., and witness then gaveh. the 131°4°Y. The prisoner then left, and not seeing him
ißmond-
-4ext day as promised, he went to the " Bishop
of his
fal_ee" Who told him, according to the 6th section. r
`'°() bishop's) Act he had the power to ive the pi-moue .
Into t
under the pretence of
Cus ody, for taking a rewarsdeterde
night witness
into
a stolen dog. On
yhim in charge.
1,1!t th.o prisoner in the street and gave .
Witness added that he had not seen his dog
since he
lost it.
4 Tho prisoner admitted receiving the rs but intended
J ~
r have restored the dog to the prosecutor as soon as he
`Prisoli•n) had got it.
charge against the prisoner
Mr. BINGHAM said the
or refusing to keep his
Was either one of dog-stealing, mg,
At present the evidence as
promise to the prosecutor.
- not complete, or he
Moshe charge of dog-stealing
was
him to prison
t usisuredly should have committed.,
Act," which set
" Bishop s
hinder the 6th section of
corruptly take any
shall
fortte--n That any person who .
under pretence
indirectly,
1110tley or reward, directly or
to recover any.
°L. U'pu any account of aiding any personhich shall be in
rkeg Which shall have been stolen, or w
owner
being the
thereossession of any person not
and punishable
V, shall be guilty of misdemeanour,t.,,
He (Mr.
,Beeordingly by fine or imprisonmhe.n
but
to prison,
15Inglas,ra), however, should not send
him
mthe prosecutor,
advise him to return the five shillings to and to kee hi promise as to restoring
L . p 1 him the dog.
Y doing this he would discharge him. ,
.L The he
at once paid the 55,, and having promised
to get the dog, was discharged.
SOUTIIVVARK. Y.) —(THIS DA .
`tame,' M•c ' arth, a labourer, was charge d with being
concerned, with others notstealing in custody, in .
thirteen piece, D
Air. vviiiia-ta
~,,, of merino, value
at Wapping.
large '4'lol en extensive merchant
had
Rust, agenit to theprosecutor, stated theyl
tt.,quantity of valuabl goods landing at Bea es
wharf, and of Monday last the prisoner and several
plbelabourere were einplo ed to perform the work.
ea Tuesday morning' h
." iruenYwitness went to the
% proceeded to the warehouse where ali the goods had
beepett Wel,' deposited, and Perceived that the haddoor
had. broken o
, pen, and that thirteen pieces of merino
been stolen of the value of 761. The prisoner and
ha
bet labourer not coming to their work as usual, Sw-
F! lon rested upon them, and on inquiries being made
thout them it was discovered that they had absconded.
j°l___e gave information to the police, and the prisoner was
ekrehended on Saturday morning.
The MAGISTRATE there was
against the prise asked what evidence
Ler?
The an b constable replied his absconding with another,
0 believed if he was remanded he should be
able to believed
f
The
Masi ng urther evidence.
)14STRATE asked whether any of the property
,r peen traced?
he eaest The Ittt. able replied in the negative. .
..
to detain tnthrrits:rt said that there was nothing for him
Was not u
boundprisoner. lie was a day labourer, '
uatnor
Unless he liked.t° work on Tuesday for the
.p h d
tie should order him to be disc arge .

PaLmotyrtt i',---5-------------------------7-n heavy gales
here with smart r •
thick, snuall °T' 2•—lt
fletw dhaayss,baondwit swtill.
i Y, and boisterous from the S.S. ,
. continues
h heavy
group sea has alsoprevailed Several vessels have run in
r a elter, some wi
of Jersey from Accra, with palm oil bound to London,
for
Sea Lb' Slight damage, and one, the St. Helier,
to .
Man washed off the boom yesterday while lying
a pilot near the harbour. Many foreigners from
terra
d l•ke-
. 'lean and southward, with grain, sugar, Sre., an 1
d;
the Medi-
tse a few English vessels (all for orders), have also arriv()
tlt, owing to easte ly vinds and calms prevailing more
tless the past two nirontla, the aggregate number of arrivals
-ere ha3raparatively small for that period. The
change will, no doubt, soon bring in many that are expected.
Among the arrivals to-day is a tine Norwegian sloop-of-war,
called the Omen, of 16 guns, Captain Duiks, from llosten,
bound to Madeira and Sout.b. Anaerica.
R°llnr AT THE GREAT EXHIBITION.-011 S. MUD.
day information was circulated throughout the City and
Metropolitan divisions of police, that the case numbered
441, Class 10, in the Great Exhibition, had been forced open
and plundered of several gold Palates and sets of teeth in
gold, the blocks studded with rubies and brilliants in the
Most costly manner; the wer the property of a gentleman
in Burlington-street,
are ere
greatvalue.—On the same
day information was received that some adroit thief had suc-
ceeded in etTi ting an entry into the Albany, Piccadilly, and
getting into No. 13, succeeded in assessing himself of 1501.
Worth of silver plate, crest a falcPon's head; and, notwith-
standing there is a porter stationed. at either end, whom all
iliast pass, got clear away with his bpoty.

AMERICAN NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING

The arrival in our river a few minutes since of the
British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship
Niagara, Captain Leitch, places us in possession of
intelligence several days later from America than
has been heretofore received in this country. The
Niagara sailed from New York direct on the 24th
ult., and brings over sixty passengers and 500,00
dolls, in specie.
The railroad celebration at Boston had passed off
with great eclat. Amongst the distinguished visitors
present were Lord Elgin and President Fillmore.
Ten Members of the Canadian Legislature were
also present.
From Havannah the dates are to the 17th of Sept.
One hundred and thirty-eight American prisoners
had been sent to Spain.
Statements giving details of the late expedition had
been published by the five prisoners who had been
liberated and returned.
Frcm Canada we learn that the several Government
departments at Toronto had been instructed to:prepare
to move to Quebec.

From California, arrivals bring dates to the 15th
August. Trade was then good, and the mining ac-
counts most favourable.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The condition of business generally in New York was
not quite so favourable as at the last accounts, and money
was decidedly more difficult to obtain. Stocks and secu-
rities were steady. Several very large dry goods jobbing
houses at :New York have failed, and there was a great
want of confidence exhibited in business oredits. The
exportati as of specie has not diminished.
The mra'ket for breadstuffs continued inactive, though
prices had, undergone no depreciation. Western Canal
Flour was. firm at 3 dolls. 87c. to 4 dolls. per barrel.
Gennesse prime Wheat, 1 doll. to 1 doll. 2c. per 601bs.
Indian Co :re, round yellow, 60e. to 62e. Indian Meal,
3 dolls. 12 to 3 dolls. 25c. per barrel.
The Co,:tton market at New York was quiet, and busi-
ness only :to a moderate extent had been done. Prices
were how43ver steady. New Orleans and Mobile, mid.
fair to fair, lle. to 1 the. per lb. Uplands and Florida,
mid, fair ) fair, 10ia. to lOic.
Provisiceas were in moderate demand at formor prices.
Freight s inactive at declining prices.
Exchange en London, 1104 to 1I0i; Paris, 5 I'2;
II amburg,t , 361 to 361; Bremen, 781 to 78g.