The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-09 00:00:00

MAREET NEWS.—(This Day.)

HAY MARKETS.
SMITFIPIELD.—Meadow hay, 21 lOs to 41 OA ; olover (10.:
31 10s to 5/ 0.4; and straw, 11 5s to 1110 s per I°a
A moderate supply, and a slow trade.
over
CUMBERLAND. —Meadow hay, 21 12s to 41 Os; - ald,
do., Si 10s to 51 Os; and straw, 11 5s to 1/ lOs per los-
Trade steady.
WarrEoHAPEL.—Meadow hay, 21 103 to 41 Os ; WI
do., 3/ Ds to 51 5s ; and straw, 1/ 5s to 11 lOs per load
Supply good, and trade dull.

COLONIAL. 'Ol
TEA.—The market has ruled firmer in consequeuc_ve
the advices by the Overland Mail, and' many holders Ire)
withdrawn considerable quantities for higher rates. V.
is but a small quantity advertised for public competi
during the week. Common Congous are a shade highe_„"a
SIIGAR.—The firmness in the market still continues, sod
full rates have been realised for all qualities of L": 00
foreign and colonial. The demand for home'consumrl.o
is good. In the refined market prices are on the-U/0011
a scarcity of goods, and there is a brisk demand for hey
consumption.
COFFEE.—The inquiry for fine qualities of plantatiPt;
Ceylon is brisk, and native continues in favour. Fullokot
are readily obtained for all qualities, and some opal.
samples were a shade higher.
.ltioE.--The market is quiet, with no alteration in pried
to report.
„„
ItuM.—There is a good inquiry, and prices rule firs'
Good Mauritius realise 2s 9d, and broWn Demerara 30 r
proof gallon.
TALLOW.— The market is active, and prices are on 4"..„,b°
rise. P.Y.C., on the spot, 598 to 59s 3d; July to seAtefg—;
ber, 57s 9d to 58s ; last three months, 57s per cwt.. P•°—
melted, 578 Gd per cwt., cash. -

DEATH FROU FRIGHT. —On Saturday nighty a
quarter to ten, just before one of- the omnibuses fr°-f
Pendleton reached Manchester, a man fell from the 11,
and was much injured. On arriving at the officer
woman, who was inside, was, asked. to..give her naree;
that she might bo-called as a witness, and she W3B
approaching the book-keeper for the purpose when she
fell down dead. InqUiries have been made in the nsigs,
bourbood, but it bas nit yet been found who. she 04
She is described as being of respectable appearance, an
about thirty years of age.
HEALTH OF BOULOGNE.—The following is extrao
from a letter dated Boulogne, May 28 ;—At the sr
proach of the bathing season it may be as well to reasseule
intending visitors as to the sanitary condition off tßio
favourite place of resort, and to 'contradict any
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favourable impressions which may still remain from
last year. The alarm that was 'caused by the aPr t
a
ance at Boulogne of that severe form of sore thrifts
which bad previously shown itself at Paris and racy
'other points in the north of FrancA, and has sie'
appeared in several other places, is too well kocsvir,
for any-injury to be done to the locality by referrls
to it. -But statistics now show, what, of course, cev
not' be known at the time, that it was very far fr° to
prevailing to the extent that was at one moment ioftrre ,
from a few unfortunate instances to which general atte/1
tit n became directed. Oo the other hand, since last sel:
mtrtheexirlions of themunicipality have been strenuous
and unremittingly engaged on the improvement of
sanitary condition of the locality, and the favourable 70
suit of these exertions is proved by the present low
of mortality, which is considerably -under the average -
I am assured that for several nioutbs past there hate
been no case of ;infan tine febrile disorders at Bouleg',
.beyond those isolated instances which occur from tic%
to time in every centre of population, and arise, 13%
from any local cause, but from the very nature of thiegh;
and that in this respect the health of.B.milogne during
past winter can be advantagethisly compared with ti".,-;
of several of the neighbouring towns. The mortality
ing the present year, 1857, has amounted to 315 fro tore
the let of January to the 26th of May, being at tho reQ'6
of 755 deaths a-year ; while in 1856-there were.
9,.
deaths, 384 of which occurred between the ISt of January
and the 17tia of May. The mortality of 1855 exceeded
that of 1856. It is clear, then, that the mortality h"..0
been diminishing for some years past, while a still
satisfactory assurance is found from. comparing it to
population, which although estimated at 34,739 byynta
last census, is believed to amount to 40,000.
medical men of Boulogne are unanimous in stetw:
that at this moment the public health is in a satisfactV.
condition, and one in "accordance with the reputation.te.t
;
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