The Sun.
London, England, 1868-08-07 00:00:00

10EWGATE AND LEADENILALL.

31eat—The markets are quiet but steady, all prime
fresh qualities selling pretty well. Beef, 3s to 4s; mutton,
3s 2d to 4s 4d ; Teal, 4s to Is 8d ; pork, 3s 8d to 5s ; lamb,
3s to 4s.

TALLOW.

The market is dull at 44s 6d spot ; 45s 6d last three
months.
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PRODUCE.
Supt.- is steady in valu.N with a groat
Coffee—Supplies still large, and pricJs is to 2s under
list week's rates.
Tea.—Quiet since the sales. Common congou, is
to is lid.
Rico still dull.
Oils remain as quoted previously.
Turpentine firm at 27s to 27s 6d.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

GRAVESEND, Friday Morning.

Arrived August G.—Talavera, from St. Kitt's ; Amphion,
from Prince Edward's Island; Hope, from Guernsey ;
Cruiser, from Rangoon ; Elizabeth Young, from Guernsey.
Arrived, August 7.—City of Amoy, from Calcutta
Western Chief, from Shanghai; Leven, from Mauritius ;
IJudine, from Pont L'Abbe ; Bloen, from St. Jago de Cubs ;
Western Star, from Berbice ; William and Thomas, from
Guernsey; Jens Kellerup, from Petersburg; Oliva,
steamer, from Dantsic ; Florence, steamer, from Antwerp;
Kingdom o'Fife, from Callen', ; Kaffrari, steamer, from
Archangel ; Cologne, steamer, from Bouloguo.
Sailed.—Dauiel Webster, for New York ; Wellington,
for Demerara ; Alfred Hawley, for Brisbane ; Taweru, for
Tahiti ; Britanuia, steamer, for Lisbon ; Golfe, steamer
for Batavia; Triton, for Boulogne; Blanche and Lord
John Russell, steamers, for Dunkirk ; Maria Pia, steamer,
for Lisbon.

DEAL, Friday Morning.

Passed—Earl of Southosk, from Port Natal, fur Lon-
don ; Balcomb, from Grenada, for London ; Maid of Judah,
from Sydney, for Loudon ; Andreas, ship, from the west,
for Loudon (in tow); Choice, ship, from St. John's, for
London ; Pechelie, from London, fur Singapore ; Augusta
May, from Colombo, for London ; Cayalier, from Madras,
for London.

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—Last night, about ten '
o'clock, the occupants of a pleasure van from Dunn's
Tailors' Labour Agency, Newington Causeway, met with
an accident whoa within a few yards of the Marble Arch. •
All wore enjoying themselves, the baud was playing,
K hen suddenly the box-wheel came off, precipitating the
whole of them into the road. Great consternation was
caused, and the byatanders hastened to render what ser-
-1 vice they could, but on inquiry it was fortunately ascer-
tained Cult, apArt front a severe shaking, the occupants
were not any the worse fur the tumble.
BENEFIT TO JEN! WAIID.—On Monday evening
the veteran English pugilist, who contended successfully
in eleven great battles, this last of which was nearly forty
years ago, when he beat Simon Byrne with great ease,
will have a benefit given him at the Bowery Theatre. In
James Ward the peiple of Now Yotkmay see one of those
pugilists whose race has become extinct—a man of exceeding
strength aul cousummate science ; not very large himself,
but a model in build, and able is the prime of his youth to
stall off the onslaught of a giant ; great in courage and in
prowess, but gentle in manner and courteous in address.
Tie is now 68 years old, and is younger and statelier in
:tppearauce than most of the dissolute scamps, who, call-
, ing themselves fighters, fail in stamina between 20 and 30,
and seldom live to 40 years of age. The ex-champion
will no doubt have a bumper house, and we declare that
7he fully d;seriNs it.—The Spirit of the Times, Now York.