The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-19 00:00:00

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of Wellington has been marked at this port by 0,141
pressive demonstration of respect to the memory °'l
great man. General business has been almost to.
suspended, both by the inhabitants and at the natl°
establishments. The Dockyard, Gun Wharf; Clart`l3o
Victualling Yard, &c., have been closed throughoe,J
day, as have also many of the private establishmerw
the borough. The ensigns of the ships of war hale
hung during the day half-mast high, as have also
colours of the mercantile shipping. On the forts
flatly
ramparts, too, the national flag has been aim
ilarlY
pressed. At three o'clock this afternoon minnt,e-,:
commenced firing at Fort Cumberland, Southsea
Fort Monckton, and Blockhouse, the latter corninen c
tl
and the others successively taking the fire up, illa ;,'
guns had been discharged. The Victory, t 194:
°1
Neptune, 120, and Excellent, gunnery ship, also J,
in the salute. In the evening full service sva's
formed at the Portsmouth parish church,
when
" Dead March in Saul" was gone through. 11 I°'
WOOLWICH.—The 18th of November, ISA Iv
be held in remembrance by thousands of the inliab,ll,.
of this country, and by many distinguished forsig',4
and natives of far-distant lands who witnessed heel'
feeling feeling of regret pictured in the countenances of 00,4
mense multitude who assembled early on that day 10$
a last tribute of respect to the memory of the late to
of Wellington during the progress of his remains t°l"
resting-place in St. Paul's Cathedral. ShortlY too,
four o'clock a.m., the officers, non-commissioned
° t'
and men of the Royal Marines selected to foroifio
the battalions at the funeral of the late Doke °to
lington, marched from the Woolwich barrae"B
dockyard station of North Kent Railway, "riiii,3ol
lent storm of hail and sleet, for a conveyance to ..°0
to take up their position with the other battali°lls
funeral procession.
READING.—The great majority of the shops ter'`
closed during the whole of the day, whiled fejt
were partially so. The peals from muffl b,.:11;,,
mourning attire assumed by the people tr'd,
suspension of business, and the closed shops are 3",,s of
indications of the high estimation in which the °e't
Duke was held. Divine service was performed 3000
of the places of worship, and appropriate set

livered. - -
t heYy
BRISTOL.—The citizens manifested the sense 1.410
tertained of his merits and services by the tilli%,„erjpgil
ing of all the public edifices, banks, manuf3c,",; j
mercantile establishments, and shops of the a'"'; foray
cathedral service, with appropriate music, wag 13,.„t1i O.
at the cathedral, and a sermon preached adarAce
solemn and melancholy occasion. Divine et" et
also performed at most of the churches. Frall d the
hour in the morning the bells began tolling, all;ost•
ping in the harbour had their flags hoisted hex" of
CHELTENHAM.—Upon the recommendation the !
Lord of the Manor and the local magistrates, bell,
habitants closed their places of business, and the
the various churches were tolled during the dg'
ej,f
WORCESTER.—The mayor, Mr. Padmore,
rsday
quest that the inhabitants would observe theity
closing their shops. This request was gelleraid es to
plied with. The town council, at a meeting h
ce 0 If
previous day, resolved to attend divine servi,Vorcst)
cathedral in the morning. The Bishop of 'built
issued a circular requesting the clergy throtig,
diocese to direct that the bells of their respectiTeg
should be toiled at three o'clock in the afterria°".toell'
GLoneEsTER.- —The day of the funeral was °e
Ire
very strictly. The mayor, Mr. W. Washboile
a request to the inhabitants to close their 6015,,
this request was respected by all except the ril,e rori
the Society of Friends, who kept open the
business as usual—though they were not to% ifit
customers—and issued a manifesto affirming t,iltisd
ness of observing the day or commemoratiu,,b,p4
of one whose life had been dedicated to warl''''t;o'o3(3
NOTTINGHAM.—During the whole of Yetettkd
inhabitants closed their industrial esta,blisliwiel'
otherwise observed the day with as much fl`
is usual on Good Friday and Christmas-day

MARKET NEWS-(THIS-
-10

CORN EXCHANGE. ,t 11119.?
The arrivals of English wheat coastwise (1111:,.,115
sent week have been only 1,630 quarters. -`—'6'?
day the receipts were very moderate, and A'„Jj,Aft
condition. Although the show of hands was snli
mand, as the attendance of millers was liteit'°:,;ioo
active at Monday's prices. Very few traro'
9f
place for forward delivery.
From abroad, 9,320 quarters of wheat ilte 6,e
hand. For selected samples, the inquiry v" ft 4
',jecr
full currencies ; but low and middling parcels s 4',
e
sale. Aise
Floating cargoes of wheat, beans, and 1114,3,00
Falmouth, sold to a fair extent. In prices no
place.
There was a falling off in the supply of bane''
a fair average business was doing at late rates'optec!
Malt sold somewhat steadily at last week's trisP
The show of hands being on the increase, the
dull, but no actual decline took place in prices' 1,
Beans and peas were held at full quotatione•wal:o'
Flour moved off slowly. The top price a -
40s. per 280 lbs.
11;11

ARRIVALS THIS WEER.
atB' I ~
Wheat. I Barley. I
NI alt. OO6O
English .. 1,630 1,24 u 1,250 34,760 I li'"
Irish •• • • I /50 t,
Foreign .. 6,320 I 610 I - l',"-, 60,'V,
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISI.IO,OI,
For the Weekiended Nov. 19, 1852, made up from the
....,11,104 ,
Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in Engio, e,.
per Imperial Quarter. IP

WHEAT. BAY. S. I RTE. I B
PRICE •• 139 s 111 d ' 30R
3L E
2 Ia 18sOAT
7d 273 8d 35s
DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN.
WHEAT. I Bear.ur. I OATS. I RYE. BO": I
Is Out Is Od is Od is Od 115 v-0
cir lt•
QUANTITIES OF GRAIN SOLD LAST - 41.,
Wheat, 109,376; Barley, 101 863; Oats, 2 ; Kr'
5.295; Pea5,.3,072 quarters.

SMITHFIELD. 1
seAoc'V,
The supply of beasts on sale to-day., Was
tensive as to number, but very deficient in ci,,,
breeds met a dull inquiry, yet we have no 0107;04
in prices. The few prime sorts on offer 501dir,00.0.4
per 8 lbs. We were but moderately supplie'uot *O5
On the whole the mutton trade ruled steaciP,-oblefi
advance in the quotations. There was a cousitiefor
off in the supply of calves ; hence the trade
firm, and the currencies had an upward te".
finest calves hoving realised 4s 2d per 8 lbs- et
fair Mil ch ruest, at full prices. to 191' eq
cows sold slowly, at from 14/. 100 -
including their small calf.
Per 81bs to s
s. d. s. d.
Inferior Beasts ...2 2to 2 4
Second quality ...2 6 3 0
Prime large oxen 3 2 3 8,
Prime Scots, &c. 310 4 0
Inferior sheep ...3 0 3 4
Second quality ...3 6 3 8
Primecoarse-w11d.3 10 4 2

ink the offal. ti•
4
•
Prime Southdolvo 454
Large crse. s $
Prime small do ••1 id •,;
Large hogs ...... ••.3
SSmaluckiliTgrkeacrslvcs.....l.9B 0 :4
Quarter old pig° oFr°l a'
FOREIGN

TOTAL SUPPLY.

Beasts
Sheep
Calves
Pigs

1,096
4,922
210
340

.••"•.

Beasts
Sheep
Ca1ve5..........
Pigs ...............

NEWGATE AND
The general demand ruled
supported.

LEAIioENHALIP_,
steady, and POo`"

Per 281bs by s. (1 0
s. d. s. d.
Beef, inferior 20 2 4 Mutton, Inferior ; $
Do., middling 2 6 2 8 Do.,middling••,•':3
Do., prime large 2 10 3 2 Do., prime ..•....' g ; •
Do., do. small —.3 4 3 6 Veal .............. •••:$
Veal 2 6 3 6 Do., small ........ •

the carcase.

MEAT MARKETS. OPT,
SOUTHALL, Nov. 17.—Our market has rtile"o4 0
day, and prices have an upward tendencY,.. ej,
2s 6d. to 48 0; Mutton, 2s 10d to 4s 6d ;
10d ; Pork 28 8d to 3s 10d per Blbs, to sink t''',,,lC":oo(
ROMPORD, Nov. 17.—Beasts and Sheep 111°1'; sti*,
at an advance of 2d per 81bs. Other kinds ,0•04,4'y'
quite as dear as last week. Beef, from 2s t°
11
ton, 2s 10d to 4s 6d ; Veal, 3s to 48 ; Pork, •':,,clJ• Or);
per 81bs. Quarter old Store Pigs, 17s to 22°Tralig
HAILSHAM, Nov. 17.—The general demann
"m ;, ter
to day, as follows :—Beef, from 3s 2d to 45,/. .24
3s 4d to ls 6d.; Veal, 3s 4d to 3s 10d.; Pork, "- 411;ii
per Blbs.
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ARUNDEL, Nov. 16.—Each kind of stock ttost,k9
very full prices. Beef, from 3s 4d to 4s • perar,vi'
4s 6d ; Veal, 3s 4d. to 4s ; Pork, 3s 2d t0'31.% 011
CHICHESTER, Nov. 17.--Our market is -`•"4:1 Viol*
kwro an outward tendArtoy. Beef, from 3' al;
Mutton, 3s 6d to 4s 6d ; Veal, 3s 2d to 48
10 to 3s 8d per 81bs.

BOROUGH HOP.
01oW 0ff071,4.;
Sine the declaration of ty, tho
of most new hops has becomehe lessdut extensive.
in good request, and prices are freely sniVoll,to,;ii
dling and East Kent Golding; 1255t0 160 s; Ts'
78s to 88s ; ditto choice, 90s to 96s ; Siiss„;l9:
ditto choice, 86s to 88s ; Farnhams, 1008 to :- 000,
choice, 130 s to 1455; country ditto, 908
choice, 1103 to 1255.

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—Considering that this has been ,L war vitt
and that no business was done yesterdaY, ,"„libti°llio
firm appearance for British Fi,.3-; loiv„04"P had a very
badoes has realised 34s 6d to 36s 6d '°T)" eol°' Yo"'
yellow, and 37s to 40s for good to fine. tor,ro
brown realised 32s 6d to 338 and ordinarY,.i. go o'4
to 31s. Crystallized sold a 408 to 428, It' TioetOttf
and at 378 6d to 39s 6d for low to mid. ...„„,:erif pt
lumps were at 44s 6d and low to fine s'ThooP„,,o7,lo
48s. East India.--Mauritius has been in rieZio
full rates : good yellow, 358 6d to 365, an.u.n-rovo'icYo
32s to 33e ; grey, 328 to 35s 6d.. Penang irilorjoitt',oto
ls, fine brown selling at 30s to 31s, and low eiroce",
at 318 6d to 34s ; good, 34s 6d to 35s 6d. ' old swi
mere request at 31s 6d to 36s 6d for low teio. etty
Bengal privately brought full quotations
"'
;
378 6d. Foreign—Holders are firm, but v
tr''764
been done. orate
80
COFFEE.—Privately there have been m° d
at
,p'
tions at full prices. Plantation Ceylon e 5, to 03.4
—for mid. to good and Pea Berry mid. at " rd, f°oo
tive Ceylon hos been firm at 47s—for good.°
ss,
high rates wore asked, and this checks btlel4B.
lowish mixed with Blacks was taken in at !„,, 3froirii
SPICES.—Popper has been mostly taken 131__for,_ 011,0
4d—for fair heavy and Penang at 3i
_.,Bj3jaelto
good. Singapore sold at 3d for mid. CleT'at 8(1_1.000,i,
7id for mid. White. White Penang We!li. 0(1
Mace was at 2s to 2s 841. for ord. andnei_aeoto „rote'
were 24s to 28s—for small mid. brown ri;,`_ingor "'
5i to 571 for mid. and good mid. Jamaica Yr ola
'•
40s. to 635. per cwt. hes b°°
RlCE.—Ordinary to good white Bengal To 9t,
11. s. to 128. cwt.,
SALTPETEE. _Calcutta declined 6d. Pa cot. lb
2b4asg.B6mdo„stalnydfol
u 0
npderbuceynetrsa,tr2efsrsac.
t0ti02n581.565e.r
00 t 0
,01+
rates.Te so AT T. NT
h. —e Imo:
market
e businesststeady
h
tlO Pr.
WALlgvh—r• Ir. Of ilk 41-132 /4 P" 1211