The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-27 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat.

Barley.

Oats.

.1 !scans.

Per Quarter. to s.
Blandtord
52 62
—57
Chard 52 64
Iluntingdon.--..., 46 60
Long Satton.--,, 28 33
Louth 53 62
C.rnn. 52 61
Newark 55 64
Nottingham --.. 34 :19
Peterborough 49 62
Plymouth 40 50
Pontefract,.~....... I 67
Steafont j 65 70
Uopingbana 43 64
'Wisbech 13

S. to a.
27
20 28

2. to s.
51
38 50
40
44 45
38 49
30 34
38 44
30 32
43 51
35 42
38 49

31i 38
24 80
_... I

24 30
24 29
16 20
211 23
111 20
21 2
19 28
22 29
20 28 -
- 27 - 43
22 28 41 43
18 28 32 44
- 20 f 30 32

Pease

S. ta II

38 -
32 38

32 274
- 40

LEEDS CORN MARKET.— Jan. 24
Wheat, Norfolk and Stiftblk, 601 b.
—...... York. and Lincoln. 60113.
Barley, Norfolk and Sullidit
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Yorkshire and Lincolnshire '
Grinding
Beans
Oats, Potatoe
---51ealtng, For. —d. to—d Eng. hid. to 13 t. per stone.
Shelling
295. to 31s. per load.
Rapeseed, English, 341. to 361 Foreign, ---t to—l. per last.

SOTH A LLCATTLE MRK ET.— 25.
The supply of U
Beasts, ShCeep, Cal ves, and Porkers,Jan. to this day's mar-
ket was moderately good. There was a moderate attendance of town
and country buyers, and the trade was dull, at the following prices
per stone of Slb, to sink the offals
Beef 3s. 4.1. to 4s. 4d. Veal
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Mutton 4 0 5 6 Pork 3lO 4 6
Beasts, 244 ; Sheep, 3 316 ; Calves, 42 ; Pigs, 45. A small portion of
the supply left the market unsold

MOMFORD MARKET —Jan 25.
s. il. toy. d. ft. d. to 4. d.
Blof 384 8 1 Veal ,. 46 5 2
utton 4 2 5 6 Pork llO 4 6
Suckling Calves, 16s. to 325.; Quarter obit Store Pigs, 134. to 13s.
Mitch Cows, with their Email Calf, 101.0 s. to 171. Os.
Supply moderate, and trade rather dull

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LEWES M A RK EV.—Jan .15.
Beef 3s. Bd. to 4s. 4.1. Veal
Mutton E4 6 5 4 I Pork. B3 10 4 4
to moderate supply ; the trade with prime Beef and Mutton rathe
brisk, ut otherwise dull.

HAMBURG
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MARKETS.
UN.
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Wheat, Marks 330 to 354 Oats, Upland_ — to
Mecklenburgeck/enburg 276 to 315 -- Mee.ttenburg — to
Magdeburg 330 to 334 -- Eider
Eider to Holstein 108 to 114
Anhalt, white... 321 to 363 Petershurgli & Riga to
red 348 to 334 Malt, Pomeranian 129 to 141
Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg 225 to 234 Pease, Upland, ye110w.....216 to 246
-- Holstein
-- Archangel — to Tares ............................:216 to 234
Barley, Alecklenburgh, 165 to 171 ltapeseed ..................... ... —to
Lower Elbe
slagdeburgh
Co— to --11 inseed ditto. .................. 56 to 63
--
rToN.
Carolina and Tennessee...Nto 1014 Maranbam 11!to12
Georgia. Ist sort 114;, 14 Madras ............ 6 lily,
.............
12d lll}4 1114 Surats .........
3dand 4th ...... BYr 14.2 Domingo ...
COFFEE.
Mocha - 714t0 814 Domingo
Batavia
Surinam 4 5 Porto Rico
Rio 4,4 5% Havanna')
Bahia
suc, Al/...- (With S% Discount.)
Havanna!), White 4to 11 Bahia, White... 714 to A%
Brown .......... (3 8 Brown 514 6,,4
Rio, White ' 7 8 Pernambuco., White 7 8
• blown., 5 a amyl, , bx 6

134 to
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5k 7%
4 7

MI:ETING OF MIDDLESEX

MAGISTRATES.

COUNTY ADJOURNED DAY.-THURSDAY, JAN. 26.

POLLING DISTRICTS.
The report or the committee for divid:ng the county
into polling districts, and assigning one of such districts to
each polling-place, pursuant to the 2d and 3d of William
IV., cap. 64, sec. 3, and Gth and 7th William IV., cap.
102, sec. 1, was brought up, and agreed to.
CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE.—PRISONERS' COUNSEL BILL.
Sir PETER LAURIE then rose, pursuant to notice, to
bring forward his motion " that a committee be appointed
to inquire into the recent increased expenditure of county
rates, as regards the criminal jurisprudence." The increased
expense of the administration of justice at the Central
Criminal Court was 3,0001. between the years 1835 and
1836, while sixty jurymen were put to inconvenience, the
police force were withdrawn from the discharge of their
proper duty, and the general interests of justice were ne-
gleeted. After referring to the opinions of Lord Wharn-
cliffe and Mr. Sergeant Spankie, the worthy Alderman
concluded by making the motion above given.
Sir .1. S. LILLIE and Mr. RAWLINSON opposed the mo-
tion, and Mr. LAURIE supported it, when,
The CHAIRMAN having left the Chair, then stated that
his sentiments on the subject of the Prisoners' Counsel
were already well known. He would not, therefore, repeat
them ; but as long as an Act of Legislature was in ex-
istenee-upon.the subject, the Court was bound to submit
to it—to give it a fair trial, and not take any measure to
ask for its repeal when it had only been a few months in
operation.

Mr. WEST and Mr. HALL supported the motion, which,
after a few words from Sir PETER LAURIE, in reply, was
agreed to.

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GIN PALACES.
On the motion of Mr. HALCOMBE, " A Select Commit-
tee was appointed to consider and report to the Court upon
the present state -of the law as regards the Magistrates
granting public-hOuse licenses to shops selling spirituous li-
quors by retail, and whether, in their opinion, any further
Legislative provision be necessary. upon this subject ; and
for securing to the public an unadulterated supply of such
liquors."—The Court then adjourned.