The Sun.
London, England, 1864-03-12 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

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LIVERPOOL—FILIDAT.
There was a limited attendance of the town and country
trade today, and wheat sold to a fair extent at full rates.
Flour more sale,ible, at last week's prices. Oats in lit.t
demand, and oatmeal was scarcely inquired for. EgyPtil,
beans generally rather higher than last Friday, There °-
little doing in Indian corn, bnt prices as before.

WAKEFIELD—FRIDAY.
A good show of wheat today, and factors generaliY.-gsg
gs
the prices of Friday last. Me demand is confined chit
to secondary sorts, and only a small business was done 0
at a slight concessi, n. Barley met a limited sale, and
rather cheaper, Other articles maintained former Price°.

Averages for the week :
Wheat 2,7/.8 qrs., at 4ls Old
Rye — -- .. —s Od
Beans — —s --(1
8ar1ey......... 685
Peas ..•• -A Od
Oats

STAMFORD—FRIDAY.
White wheat, 42s to 44s ; red, 378 to 4/8 per 36 st°B.,
Barley, malting, 33s to 353; grinding, 29s to 32s per ier
Oats, 'Ss to 223 per 24 stone, Beans, old, 40s to
qr. ; uew, 34s to 368,

LINCOLN—FRIDAY. 50/
White wheat new, 41s to 45s Barley, grinding.. 29S to of
Red do, 34s to 40s Oats, old .. 23s to 9
Old white —s to —s New do
Red do., —s to —s f Beans.. 419 °
oss tt ° 'll°
34s to 39
Barley, malting....32s to 3es 1 Beans, new

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CORK—FRIDAY. fled
The following were the quotations this morning
wheat, 88 Od to 8s 10,1; white, 8s Od to 98 8d , barle" te
Gd to 8s Od ; oats, 4s 10d to 6s 2d ; black do., 4s
6s 31.

BRISTOL SUGA.R—FRIDAY.
There has been less doing in the raw sugtoo ar market thy/
week, and the sales have been very small ;
prices were tO
altered. Refinel goods exhibit a quiet toae. No 8510
report in rum.

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TIMES.—Amid the convulsions which have shaken
the world during the last few years the influence of
all that is most intelligent and worthy in England
has been constantly given to the cause of peace.
From the time that the French Emperor set out on
his Italian campaign to the present day the tempta-
tion to draw the sword has never ceased to be pre-
sent to this nation; and yet the temptation has been
steadfastly resisted. Our sympathies have been
appealed to, onr pride has been wounded, our in-
terests have been threatened ; national influence,
national glory, extended territory, a closer and more
firmly cemented alliance with our near and powerful
neighbour, have all been offered to us in the hope
that we might be coaxed or taunted into war, and
the end is that we are still at peace. We bear, in-
deed, some of the burdens of hostilities, as is inevi-
table in so disturbed a time ; but, on the whole, we
are quiet and prosperous, adding yearly to the re-
sources of the country, and imnroving, we hope, the
cot:44011 the peoplo, rithe modera!ion and
strength of mind which were requisite to deal as we
have dealt with the pretensions of the American
Federals, the tyranny of the Russian Government
in Poland, and the aggression by Germany on a
weak State near our own shores may be cited as a
sufficient proof that, in spite of temporary anger or
misleading sympathies, the Government and all
classes of this country are firmly bent on abstaining
from foreign quarrels, Whc,;:, then, is the mission
of the Peace ._lociety ? When all England is one
stanch and sincere peace society, and shows its de-
votion to the cause by ceaseless remonstrance with
aLiDg the earth
with reckless nations which t}Tp f,
with blood and piing up mountains of debt in both
hemispheres, why should any set of men arrogate
to themselves the right to speak as the especial ene- ,
I. 0, mies of war, and parade their names as if they a Nor' if!,
alone among the English Londe
l: and rr),:ished WILLIA.O , No). 4
Pr;w'ed .
riffle o f
nation cat WoYieved at the
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at I LIE SIIN coup.
spectacle whi;,ll the world presents? 'We did not .-
"z" Strand, •n Ow Precinct of the "'Savoy,
pert to hearapia of the meddlesome foter--
Which I Miatileocx.--saturciay, alftrQU 12, 180.

Births.
ot'
CARMARTIIEN.--On the 11th inst., at 13, Hereforcl'atr
the Marcnioness of Carmarthen, of a son.
PARKER —On the 10th inst., the wife of Jams v I'o
publisher, Oxford, of a son.
Su.tw.—On the 10th inst., at Woolwich, the wifo of
Colonel Shaw, RA., of a son.
WALFORD.—On the 9th inst., at 6, Cornwall-Vr„
Queen's-gate, the wife of Herbert H. Watford, x 4",
a son,

Marriages.
leDO°
CROZIER—Gotn.—On the 10th inst , at St. Marv- ojeto
Church, Frederick William, second son of H. Cr° t°
afirof.pp
Esq., of 245, Upper Gloucester-place, Dorset-e,., Geti,
Eleanor Roberta, second daughter of Major.
Charles E Gold.
iltre
MonciAN—BELL.—On the 10th inst at Trinity Cro
Bow, James W. Morgan, to Elizi; C
the only naug'
Captain J. Bell, of St. Thomas-road, Stepney.

Deaths.
Brmia..m.—On the 10th inst., at 19, Wigmore.stre6t 4
John Lee Benham, aged 79. goo;
BURNA.RD.—On the 10111 inst at the London Fever., OV
pintl, Charles F. burnard • ,"M.R.C.S of CorePt°
ford, Plymouth, aged 21
CLARXE..—At No. 2, Pine. Cottage, Lee'
road, Vac
Margaret Thornton Clarke, aged 106.
—a Seliff II EBBERT.—On the 10th inst ,at Bromley.comw-11'
Esq., aged 82.
11
KENTISIL—On the 9th inst.9 at Edgbaston, Marl.
of the Itev. John Kentish, aged 90.
NEVILLE.—On the 9th inst., at Stoke, Devon. --•
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Neville, R.N., aged 86.
Gr Kos.
TIERNEY.—On the 10th inst., at Park Lodge, iqoa.
Anna Maria, eldest daughter of the late nigh'
Tierney.

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