The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-25 00:00:00

-0
30 90 GO 100
2S 120 100 150
- 30
$0 50

. 50 130

Other parts ........... ........ 80 200 100 120

Total ..
Pravious week's arrival.... • • 184 1,010 280 720

Difference since onr last •• • • 99 290 60 330
BOROUGH HOP MAREET.

The accounts which have reached us from the plantations,
though somewhat contradictory, are to the effect that the
appearance of the bine is by no means flattering. A falling
off in the produce is pretty generally acknowledged; hence
the demand is somewhat active, and last week's improvement
in the quotations is supported. The duty has fallen to
165,0001. and 175,000/. Sussex Pockets 518 s to 6l; Weald
of Kent ditto, 518 s to 6/; Mid Kent ditto, 5/ 123 to 81; East
Kent. ditto, 6/10s to 9/ 9s.

BOROUGH AND SPITALPIELDS.
The accounts horn many parts of the country relative to
the Potatoe crop being of an unfavourable character, holders
are evincing more firmness, notwithstanding the supplies are
extensive, and, in some instences, the finest samples of Pota-
toes have produced a trifle more money. The present rates
vary from 31 lOs to 616$ per ton.

WOOL ViEl
During the week to imports of Wool have been unusually
small. Although the supplies of both English and tbreign
on offer in the private ntract market are extensive, the de-
mand continues active, at extreme rates of currency.
TALL 43 W.
There is no further improvement to notice in the price of
Tallow either on the spot or for forward delivery. The de-
mand is very good, and the stock small for the time of year.
The shipments at St. Petersburgh aro progressing at about
the same rate as last year ; 6,396 casks have been dispatched
to London up to the 16th inst., of which there are 2,719
casks to arrive. - At the above date, prices there were drum
and steady. Town Tallow is 4ls to 41s 6,1 net cash.

ALARMING FIRE; AT TRE WEST-END.—This morn-
ing, about one o'clock, the inhabitants of Montague-street and
Russell-square were alarmed by loud cries of " Fire," which
proved to proceed from the stables of Mr. Cryer, job-master,
Montague-mews. In a short space of time the flames shot up
through the roof, and illuminated the element around, so as to
be perceived at Negate. The engines from the various fire-
stations promptly arrived, and, with the assistance of the fire-
men, the horses in the stabling were happily got out uninjured ;
the other contents of the stabling, consisting of two loads of
straw and hay, were destroyed, and the building touch damaged.
The origin of the fire is not known. The premises are insured
in the Phoenix Fire-office ; the stock was uninsured.
PUGILISTIC CON Ti morning, be-
tween six and seven o'clock, a pugilistic contest took place in
a field at the back of Primrose-hill, between two young men,
journeyman carpenters, of the names of Saunderson and Bris-
tow. On Saturday night they quarrelled at a public-house in
Portland-town, and agreed to settle the dispute by a pugilistic
contest yesterday morning. They were attended by their re-
spective seconds, and after fighting for about a quarter of an
hour, Bristow was thrown heavily with his right leg under
him. On being raised up it was found that the bones were
protruding through the stockings and trousers. He was re-
moved to the hospital.