The Sun.
London, England, 1851-09-05 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD. r Or°
The supply of Beasts on sale in to-day's 11
extensive as to number, but very deficient in qi„aiy
the few prime Scots brought forward were in°6li.)o,ll
posed of at Monday's prices ; but the value sbl
other breeds had a downward tendency. W't"
we were but moderately supplied, whilst tbe
for that description of stock was steady+ at
week's currency, and at which a goodcleartincewas.‘,",6?
In Lambs—the season for which is now nearly
Dopet
very little was doing, but we have no decline Wire
in their value. Calves moved off steadily al f,11„,00.
tations; but Pigs commanded scarcely anY
Mulch Cows ware selling at from 14/ to IE4 III"
their small calf.

2. di '
Inferior Sheep •"• 0
Second qual. Sheep _ 4 ,
Coarse-woolleddittq
Southdown Wetter '"„
Ditto out of tho 10011214 ;
Large Hogs " •.., a 4
Small Yorkers .".16
•
Quarter old Figs
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET. 1164
Sheep. Calves. I 300
I I 10,900 260
SCOTCH. tui
I Sheep. I Calves. I
20
FOREIGN SUPPLY. PO'
B -'eets• I Sheep. I Calves. I
300 1,100 I 120
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NEWGATE AND LEADEITCI.-- 05P"'
These markets were in a very sluggish state,'
stationary prices.
At per stone by the Carcase. 6. to ' 1
a. d. to a. d. 2 6
iieef,inferior.... •• 2 0 2 2 Mutton, inferior •• 210
-- middling .... 2 4 2 6 middling.. 6 1
- primelargo •• 2 8 210 prime •. •• 32 6
prime small •• 3 0 3 2 Pork, large.• ••" • • 6
Veal ••••.••• • • • • • • 2 6 3 6 small •••• "•• 3
Lamb, 3s 6cl to 4s Bd.
BoreouGEr nOP MCLUZEST• ate hafO
A few parcels of new Hops, in an unripe 6t- ne'rBl-is
arrived this week. Picking is now becoming gess- ligib;
some quarters; but the produce is repre'eutrecilledr;
Our market is heavy, although the duty is -„gt Pet!
from 110,0001. to 115,000/. Mid and 93$ '
pockets, 100 s to 140 s; Weald of Kent ditto'
1129; Sussex ditto, 95s to 108 s per cwt.
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COLOINTXB36.
SUGAR.—There has been a moderate j: stir
British Plantation, and prices have been f9`,•,r1,160t
ported. By auction Barbadoes realised 38s to 4v",,130,
. "rood, fine yellow, 36s 6d to 38s1Gd for good mid Los of/jieA
6d to 34s 6d for low and inferior. Demerara or) agoo"
sold for, ord and mid yellow at 37s 6d to 40s, 811
to fine 41s to 455.
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REFINED.—There has been a good .6°157
brown Lumps have been sold at 44s 6d to 455. ooD'''
EAST INDIA. —Very little has been offered bi too
sale. Bengal sold at full rates for 2,400 b,,41:763/4°
white Benares, 41s 6d to 435, mid to g00d9,70
41s, mid to fine soft yellow, 333 6d to 375 an Il4ioB
brown, 26s 6d. Madras sold well, 0,383'100 '4;04;
42s 6d to 44s for good and fine grainy
6d to 46s for white ditto. Mauritius, low to ini"
has bceu sold at 33s 6d to 35s 6d per' cwt. to 91
FOREIGN.—Porto Rico has been 801 d at `•-310 4)
~1
fur ord to mid grey and yellow, end at 379 7pts 9r3
for good and fine yellow. Java, 1,045 b 991; nshr
taken in at 16s 6d to 23s 6d per cwt. Brow
sold at 17s for a cargo.
COFFEE.—This article has not been so brisk.
tatiun Ceylon by auction went is to is 6d Perso99
lower; at public sale low mid to good mid sold 00,6 v
58s, fine and good at 67s to 70e, triage at 378 t° 4 beo
pea-berry at 54s to 625. Native Ceylon has been t. fof
supported, being 38e 6d to 406 6d and 42s per,rat 441
low ord to good ord. Costa Rica has been st"io ",
for fine ord pale, and at 40s for mixed. "l'izs'lo
auction went at 50s to 86s per cwt. Washed, .01d13,;
mostly taken in at 43s 6d to 61s per cwt. JuiVue-t °01,1;
44s to 493 for fine fine ord and low mid, andill'e
44s fur good and fine, triage 35s to 42s 6d, and 1.-
marks up to 78s and 85s per cwt.
Dere(tf
Coco,. —Trinidad has been sold at 38s to 503'
and S
Ittct.___Vtiu,ricecoat:shaatv3e been rather lower Pe,' rft 95'°

Per Blbs, to sink the offal.
8. el. to a. d
Inferior Beasts—. 2 2 2 4
Second quality .... 2 6 2
Prime large Oxen.. 210 3 2
Prime Boots ••• • 3 4 3 6
Large coarse Calves 2 8 3 4
Prime small ditto .. 3 6 3 8
Suckling Calves ..is 0 20 0
Lambs •••• •••• •• 310 410

Beasts.
1,139

Beasts.
42

white haybeen sold ut Os 6d to 10eand goo. tit
9s 6d. Java was taken in at 108 6d per cwt. ye bees
ARROWROOT.—Most of the samples offered bit
taken in. wit%
SPlCES.—Pimento has been rather lower, 000`,,
ranged from 410 to 50. Nutmegs have been I'o'
2s Id to 2s 7d, Clove:, at 7d to 71d, and black, bee°
at 30d, being full prices for the latter. Ginger De 10
cheaper. Cassia Lignea was taken in at 1205 I°
psi. cwt.
Pero 1
1:
SALTPETRE.—Priecs have rcceded about u.
Calcutta sold, mid 18 per cent, retraction at 2
6d, and Madras 7lbs refraction at 26s per cwt. 29 Pe'
Ruat.—The market is steady. Jamaica, 26 towerst.
cent over proof is quoted 2s 6d to 2s Ild, and Pero( 0
36 to 40 over proor 2s 3d to 2s 4d. Leeward POP
Is 50 to is 61. East India proof has been at 1'
Is 4d per gallon. '
COTTON.—The market is firm, and a fair bilste
doing. ffellei;
TEA.—At public sale about half the quantity
°et,l'
say 7,000 pkgs. has found buyers, but on finf „1,13rt0
and Gunpowder there has been a decline CI
per lb.
gvot 5"/
TALLOW.—Our quotations for Tallow on the f 10,
about lOs per ton in advance of those of 16t,°00ev
month, while for new, deliverable in the les`tiferP
months, the price is still 39s Id and 39s 6d for do vie
between Ist January and the 31st March, buy.erlip thei
have no new feature to IlOtiC9, except the vseAate
price of Y. C. at St. Petersburgh, which, at the
the last letters received, cost 120 ro , equal to My Se
down here. By tho lists we find ;hat the 1:1113t
ready shipped has been thus disposed
1
1851. 85°'
... casks 6,045 8,475
,447
sorts ..• ~4,028 10
10,073 ig
Foreigners 826
..623

To London
Outports ...

10899 21,- .14
tb; A
From Australia and South America there is "()
f
new, and the same may be stated of the supplY Q
Tallow.
HEMP, &c.—Clean is quoted 31s to 31s 10d Perelri;
The stock of all sorts in the London wareib„:llsYfilr;
9,357 tons, against 4,289 tons at this time 1,5" i
Last month's deliveries were 1,853 tons, against •
sot
in August, 1850. The stock of Flax is 836 too, h-e-r 00'
1,316 tons, and the delivery on the Ist Ser2ll:l—cd fa
year. The deliveries last month were 172 tonsr11;0110
August, 1850, 236 tons. The late arrivals of gets`
Hemp having passed into second hands, the 113005
again bare, and prices almost nominal ; tn. A,
quality would bring 411 lOs to 421
would find a brisk sale. A small pare-,ob• li°
very ordinary twine Hemp was offered OA uttli.
sale, but was held for very high prices. GT", ;TOIL
ties of Siam as well as Bombay, would fin'', ,;TOIL
157
sale at 171 to 19/; ord and mid are worth 13, lilies of
There has been a better market for the good qt35'103. tool'
jute, and a slight advance has been paid, but the °Gored;
sorts continue in limited demand, and are freely • fair
ord course dark and rooty, 10/ to 114 mid Aar toe'
11110 s to 131 10; good and fine, 14/ to 16/ 10 00t
TOBACCO.—The market during the last Enoloethodyff6e-rtio:,
exhibitedj,rom that
of
in particular feature materially ,3 of
ytheprvious, excepting the 55 e
small speculative parcels of Western Strips, at
era
corresponding with our present quotations; hc);01100
the principal part of last year's importation Dav'bot fbe
more disposition to meet the views of buyers, of same apathy is manifestly existing against Pere f the,
beyond immediate wants, and the future course °e,tisi
market must entirely depend on the views of imps few
holders, as to its present and prospective position; dodo
limited sales have been made for Ireland and Scr°evieli
but for exportation the demand has been elt'ficolar
limited, and sales generally undeserving of Piir wee;
remark. Our latest advices from Virginia refv;foP
the market at Richmond as very firm with an are
tendency for good and fine qualities, and qu°"""- Se'
given at nearly one cent per lb higher. From tb°
Orleans, it is stated that at the commencemenC
last month (July) the Tobacco market was exeete 00:
du I, and prices for all sorts drooping, sales for ti" oda'
week barely reaching 300 hhds; since then it ba9. ffiy for
ally become more animated, and prices, esPercill one
the finer sorts, more firm, and an advance or la Joy
cent has been obtained. The sales for the month °
,aroo
have amounted to 9,000 hhde, the deliveries in dio
period to about 21.823 lihdf. , Lto006
GREEN FRUIT.—The market continues goo.
cciona
have improved in value. Tho low price of 13_!rd otee
Nuts has attracted the attention of the trade, 5.u,
parcels have been taken at the prices ruling of ostold by
small parcel of Lisbon green and black Grapes' oderate
Keelicg and Hunt at public sale, went at 6„,t Jodie
figure, being out of condition. A cargo of ri "
Pine Apples is daily expected.

BOARD OF -----lc:::-R-ETU—RNS.---By the 12 oaCI
Trade returns published yesterday, we find that thl'atie-X-I-°-rtths
andof British and Irish produce and manufactures for the "107,e,
as seven months eliding August 5, 1851, show An 1!,c1/ for
compared with the same period in 1850, of 3£l3,yliii; jn.
the month, and 2,703,984/. for the seven months.
crease is found not only in our staple manufactures of °tit:still,
linen, and silk, but extet;ds to other articles, such as g Are,
cutlery, hardware, haberdashery, milliner)", and eartbenvi _
ticipate largely
which, with the products of our collieries and foundries, Pl"'
in the extension of our export trade.