The Sun.
London, England, 1850-09-27 00:00:00

ARRIVALS TILTS WEEK.

Wheat. Barley.
..... Oats. Malt. Floor•
--......
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Sackf •
English .... •• 2,810 720
5c0tch........ ._l9O 2,420 1,960
Irish ........
Foreign ......

- - 1 2,820
12,990 I 980 1 1,870
sztarrarzErai.
Nearly the whole of the Beasts in to-day's market
were the refuse of Monday, if we except a portion of ibe
foreign supply. Although the attendance of buyers was
small, the few prime Scots, &c., on offer sold steadily, at
full prices. In all other breeds next to nothing iv"
doing, at barely late rates. There was a decided falling
off i❑ the numbers of Shi.ep, while the demand for that
description of stock ruled steady, and, in some instaeces,
a trifle more money was obtained for the best half-
breds. The top figure for the very primest old Downs did
not exceed 45 per 81bs. We were well supplied wail
both English and foreign Calves, which met a slow sale,
at unaltered currencies. Prime small porkers produced
fully previous rates. Cows were quoted at from
141 to 181 each, including their small Calf.

11,370

Per Slbs. to sink the offal.
s. d. to s. d, 8, d, to 5- d;
inferior Beasts..... 2 4 2 6 Inferior Sheep .. .2 10 3
Second quality .... 2 8 3 0 s 2 3 4econd qual. Sheep 3 8
Prime large Oxen.. 3 2 3 4 Cntrse-woolled ditto 3 6 u 0
Prime Scots ...• 3 6 3 8 Southdown Wether 310 .
Large coarse Calves 2 8 3 2 Ditte onto( the wool 0 0 0
. 3 6
Prime small ditto .. 3 4 3 6 Large Hogs —••• • 3 a 0
Suckling Calves ..18 0 24 0 Small Porkers •• A
38 ' 0
Lambs ••—•• • • - • 0 0 0 0 Quartar old Pigs ..16 0 2.
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET.
Sheep. Calves. I
Pigs.
I
9,200 400 330
SCOTCH.
I She2oep- I Calves. j rigs•
1— •
FOREIGN SUPPLY. I
I Sheep. I Calves. I me.
3,500 198 20
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.
Only a litn ted business was transacted here to-dait
yet prices were fairly supported.

Beasts.
812

Beasts.
7

Beasts.
400

At per stone Dy the Carcase.
ri. d. to a. d. g, d. to 5. d.
:Seet,inferior•—• •• 110 2 2 , Mutton, inferior .. 2 8 3 6
middling ....2 4 2 6 middling.. 3 4 ; g
primelarge .. 2 8 210 prime. •..• 3 6 3 6
prime small .. 3 0 3 2 York, large .• 3 0 3
4 2
Veal.. ••••• . 2 10 3 6 small 3 6

1130$017Gii BOP PIZILEUCEIN
Our market is somewhat extensively supplied With
new Hops, both from Sussex and Kent, in excellent con'
dition. The plantation accounts at band this morning
stated that the produce is turning out large, though D°6
of heavy weight. Rather an extensive business is doing.
on the following terms:—New Weald of Kent pockets
753 to 863. Sussex ditto 653 to 75s per cwt. The 'above
are factor's prices, consequently fur ready money
f•ls
few parcels of East Kent Hops have arrived, and sold ,
from 90s to 1203 LAI. cwt. The duty is called 215,000"
to 220,0001.

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—There has been a very firm market for a3c)a,
descriptions, and holders of British Plantation have not
manitested any disposition to press sales. Barbadoes
by auc ion went at 6d to is advance, ord and mid yellow'
37s 6d to 39s 6d, good and fine 40s to 425, and grain/
46e. St. Lucia brought 41s to 42s for fine yellow,
365 61 to 403 for ord to good, and 34s 6d for mid. MP
fined brown lumps realized 503 to 503 6d.
EAST INDIA.— Mauritius has been in request, an,
privately a good business has been done:—Fine yeh°a
at 41e, low to good 36s 6d to 39i, and g°?fr
and fine brown 34s to 35s 6d. Bengal has been at
prices, mid and good yellow 35s to 38s, find 39s to 40I;
mid and good white Benares 40s to 41s 6d; Madras
soft brown has been held for 30s to Its 6d, and yellow
-d
for 32s to 35s 6d; Manilla sold at 30s 6d to 313 for or
damp brown.
FOREIGN.—Penang realised 36s 61 to 38s 6J for al
and good yellow; Bahia sold at 34s to 38s for lop a°
mid damaged brown, and good brown, in sound conditiott
at 385 to 393; Porto Rico ord yellow brought 359 6d
375, and good and fine 39s 6d to 443. been
COFFEE.—The demand for native Ceylon has Ther
very active, and decidedly at higher priceF, the ea
3i
sales of the week having been made at 54s 6d to 55'6,
while there have been transactions since as high sa„„ed
6,1 for good ()rd. Plantation has also risen materiallY;Alco
and fine coloury has been sold at 66s to 675; Lou ,„'"j
good mid at 60s to 659; for fine ord to low 75,
at 54s to 595; triage at 503 to 58s; and peaberry et ;
to 703 per cwt. Jamaica good ord has been sold
503 6d. Porto Rico was taken in at 563 to 603 for fine
and fine fine ord.
RICE.—The market has been firm but not active, and
there have bean no public sales, rcoon
SALTPETRE —Calcutta 6i and 5i per cent. refry
has been taken in at 27s 6d to 28s per cwt. tied
COTTON.—The market has been very well OPP°
owing to the increased business doing at Lirerp?ol•
TEA.—Rather more business has been doing,
holders seem more confident.
RUM.—No change of importance has occurred.
Help
Istmoo.—The public sales take place earlY, w
month, and in the mean time there is less incline"
purchase. A oe/r
TALLOW.—A good business has been done, and t.
P.Y.C. has re alised 393 to 39s 3d per cwt. on the o;he
GREEN FRUIT.—The market continues Pwreel of
warm weather being good to consumption. A Pa' id 0$
60
500 baskets of Pears from France and Belgium, ,
public sale by Keeling and Hunt, were taken freleedi
the trade. Lemons s arce, and higher prices °bull) af'
a parcel of Lisbon sent from an out port sold et Nets
Vance cf 63 per box. Some large arrivals of Parliutious
have depressed the market, and render buyers car Nuts
in making a price for the same; all other kinds of
dull of sale. Lisbon Grapes in good demand.

BANKRUPTCY.-(THIS DAlra
rAE DARTFORD SAYINGS BANK.—IN RE TARD.--wd
This actuary
bankrupt was the of the Dart
Me
Savings'
Bank, and was a defaulter to a considera
Dartford,
called Mr. Young, scarpeliteLl°f
amount.l.a
rl
rfos.
, wfuhrothparroavuemd
otht.aBtzinibnlay,
November, It 3 49, bes obddee —okat:t,
bankrupt's
ptthse 7htohuosef Dweitchembbaenrk;ruthpits,a laahtoteprwasr
rupt was present, and the message left was that heblpist
ne s s could not attend within the legal hours the k
day, and requesting that it might be paid into the b,,ailhe
ttoouhnids aaencoeunnttr.y
bfflaeereh
av
been paid
:i. s
:LihinAdeel
vela
Laßrt
LAWRENCE
ecNreci tOvhenadt siuti,bt
as
henqaddu ehbneatedl yn
heard
pea
aal lri iddn g
that
bbitlitethbahlirrods
Ea,mfoourntthwe
acs.laicmjaaimate,dc,onmtern.dyedoirwori:
entitled to prove, tor it was clearly a breach of true& -
the JONES, he bankrupt.
Mr. for the assignees of the trade credit
contended that bankrupt was the servant to the trußtept,
andad as such might have been indicted for embezaletiaeok
n quoted cases in support. In one of them itivg
clerk had received money out of the regular hen'
hours and applied it to his use, and it was there he.
0,
the indictment was good, on the ground that the IS'in
Ferty had passed into the hands of the trustees; en.ved
another caie where the money (rents) had been !Teel y
by the clerk in violation of the rules, he not baling 8p
0..
authority, still the conversion to his own use was a° '
dictable offence. eel 'self
His HONOUR said that the cases were not p
similar—in this, the money had been left with tbe bs°_,s
rapt at his own house for a specific purpose on accoubou
of Young—be therefore thought the proof, ought t°Bo.
admitted for 12/., but this decision would not bind
Mr. LAWRENCE said thee were 100 other creditors'
°_1113:
and many might have toot be discussed, eo tbat
an
journment must take place.—Adjourned accordingli•

SECONDARIES.---C 1 HIS DA"
having
The Court did not sit ti-day, all the nausea
been withdrawn.

CITY SMALL DEBTS COURT*

DAY.) 0. •
COMMITMENT OF A (THIS N
ATTORNET. vvn
ETANI V. • ••-11 bo
is
an
waalism,adojuundtginmgentot summons against defiLdant'lehl
and
dpnectoaestutttios,urney, to show e. vise why he did nO: Fay '
Id nth attenu in person, but Sat hie 6°,3.00
from
The plaintiff 's solicitor said the amount due gtofi
o debt and costs received by defendant in an oc'ted
rought by plaintiff, and defendant on being Bur:011w
was ordered to pay by instalments, which he bad Wm° '
omitted to do.
Also
An uffar was now made, and a cowl:Mot %V of
made of other proceedings havirg been taken in
the superior courts, and there were many tin
es
es 6
against him.
Plaintiff's attorney said that the only proCeeding°
1.0 re
taken on the part of the plaintiff was a suaroons .-ftger
one of the juoges, calling on defendant to them/ Whew'
he Lad any claim for cosrs, so as to see whether he b
any defence; but he had not tendered any, and elth°l3i
there might be other cases, plaintiff was the onlf Ps'.
who had been fortunate enough to serve defendant ifl_.;•
a judgment. Under these circumstances a commitow' 1. 0
,tx , 0
was pressed. IJ A
De:fendant's son again begged for longer tine, '