The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-02 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DO')

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SMITHFIELD.— MeaAY
doMARKET S ' to ./ 181 (iril
ay. 2/ 8s
Clover ditto, 31 5s to 41 7s; and Straw, I/ 51 to 93 r-r
,
load. Supply moderate, and trade tolerably firm'„,. pa;
CGMBERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 21 83 Od to 41 4
Clover dino, 31 5s to 4165; and Straw, 116 s to 11 101 lir
load. A full average supply, and a steady deuisod' od;
WHITECHAPEL.—Meadow Hay, 21 7s to 3/ 183 r
Clover ditto, 3/ 53 to 4188; and Straw, 1153 to li9iPe
load. Trade steady, at full prices.
h
SUGAR.—The market has been steady, but wit !It
little doing. Refined is in fair request tor home use'
443 6d per cwt. The quantity at British Plants-105
landed last week at the East and West India Docks for
3h702 hods 15 tierces 426 barrels ; there were taken s.
con,umption 1,550 Mods 143 tierces 314 bate
The stock in the same places is 12,179 hhds 1,397 tierces
2,7COFFEE.-33 barrels. ind
There has not been ranch anirost'°' 395
prieca remain steady. Good ord Native Ceylon,

per cwt. A„d big
}roar.—The market is dull, The quantity 1,0,,"•- „ pee
w( elt at the East and West India Docks was 1".2t113
4 hfuls. There were taken for home consumPt" To
puns 84 bhds, cad exported 60 puns 168 hbds.
stock in tho same places is 14,106 puns 1,020
Low—P.Y.CI, is 3is to 36s 3d ;Ode. t
no.,
TAL '
and Town 38s 9,1.
, the
TEA.—This article is dull, at former rates, .--d
deliveries are not quite so large.
C- Th
fool,
...e sales have been • tant
uniMpor • ..,ere
W—The prices übtained at the public sales Rene
as under:— P 2d;
Van Dienien's Land—Scoured fine, is 9d to 2:i to
ditto skin, Is 2d to is 4d; fine clean fleeces, 18 ad to
Is Sc]; inferior, Is 3d to is 4d; pieces and locker "7iB
10d; .I.,rnb wool, Is 8d to 2s; unwashed fleeces,
to 8,111, kith
ditto o
.0_
Pun Philip—Scoured fine, Is 8d to 2s 28;
Per cwt Oa the or
Is 5d to la 7d; fine clean fleeces, is 8,1 to Is I°, 1;4311)
terior, is 4d to Is 6(1; pieces atd locks, iod to 11,1 y 1-
wool, Is 6(1 to Is 10d; unwashed fleeces, 83 to ei"'
ot,
infort e 1,
ve—Fine clean fleeces, Is 58 to Is 78;
Is Id to is 48; pieces and locks, 6id to iid; lamb w°°
Is 2d to Is 43; unwashed fleeces, 7-3 to Bd. Id so
East India—Good white, 88 to 98; inferior, 6a nd
"'id; fair yellow, 6,1 to id; inferior, 4d to 58; 131°k °-
grey, 31(1 to 41d.

CHANCERY.--(THIS DAY.)
(Before the LORD CHINCELLOR•)
LETTS V. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE COMPAI`Y.
This ciie was resumed this morning. It comes vice.
his Lordship iu the form of an aeal from the V`f
Chancellor Knight Bruce. The plaintiff is the rector le
St. Ulave's, Hart-stretit, and seeks to establish his tibe
under 37th of Henry VIII., to a tithe of 25. 93. in to
pound on the, annual value of the Corn Exchange, sii3n,
Michaelmas, 1847. By an agreement with Dr. Owe a
the prechiceasor of Dr. Letts, a sum of 90/. had bees
paid in lieu of tithes, being the amount calculated 1.8
value of 6511. as the rental of tho Exchange. tr,„:„.
sum Dr. Letts had also taken for some time, hut be`'.o.;
as he affirmed, better advised as to his rights. h; f
claimed to have his lithe assessed on a letting venr,h°o
3,000/. a year. The coma an denied the title or
plaintiff on the ground that hey had acted for sorennwtil33:,
on tho agreement for the composition with Dr.
his
and that he ought to have given six months' notice e t. -
intention to determine it. Supposing, however, that.eet;
plaintiff established his claim, they denied the pr°Priths
of his calculation of value, and contended that
tea
stalls or stanch on which the corn-merchants mind" ith
their business were so severed and disconnucted wfor
the building as to relieve them from any demand
tithes as keepers of shops under the statute• r re"
(The arguments were not concluded when °-
n
port lett.)
The business of the other Chancery Courtsr-e
nr seated
DO feature for a report.