The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-12 00:00:00

EVENING EDlTTOlsi_._
THE MARKETS.-(YESTERDAY )!

PR;rE

I ~11C, 0, Bread in 11'
lir mi may ht, had at •
Pill+ ES 01

Bit EA D.
e lietropolis is 10!;26. tor the 41b.
SEE.H.
Per Quatte:
St. loin —s 49 66
orass 4os 44s
~'•trey ......... --s —s -
1..,,eed, for teeth —s 4,5,2 s
Attu, for ......—s•
Ditto, for crushing...--s 42s 466
I. anal'',
Hemi —s 33' 40s
Per Bushel.
White Mustard...lls. 14s. tld.
Brown Ditto l5B. pd. Ws. rd
Tares 5B. tid 7^ 6d.
tst) 281. 31/. Foreign 261. 21.1!.
LEATHER.
Per lb. d. to 'l,
(Horse Hides, ,erman . 12 22
Spanish 13 24
Calf Skins,3, to 4- lb. (doz) 15 22
40 59
---50 60 . ~ 21 2S
100
H 2'2
Seal Skins, large...
small .. 20 22
16 20
6 11
7 9i
9 12

New I.lnglish “cd cr...55, 90,
Oki DAM Ditto
Nev. orergn
011 ttf:
N.
')ld .

6- SO,

. 0 65s 70

30
1.!2,

1. tt -

•-, V!, 30s
T-eitilium
English Carraway -r. U.. 56.
-s. abs. 56s
Forum} Ditto
Coriander -s 20s. 25s
Rapeseed, Engl. h .'tit- per ~,
PRICES OF
P2r lb. c'. to d
Crop H ides,3 to -:0Ib each 11 i;11
1:2 16 '
-BUT -1
Hides:---
-4:1:1
. -.65! :. • • :: : .I'll'7l' 11411; i
Butts, V triol ... .
Engl sh . 15 2's
- E,,reign ... 14, 18 1.
°reign Hides ..... 10 1.! I-
Dressing Hides ... ... 11 14 I Kips ...
Shaved... .13 17 Basis.- -
Be, Saddlers' i I ides... 15 Ili t Bellies ..
Horse Flicks, Engosh ... 11 I • Shout ers
Cal t Skins, if rounded 2d. io 3d. por lb. snore.
PH ICLs OF HOPS,
Farnham est', (per cwt.) O., 1 Os.es. 051 i. 1 Vss.to 6
. to 0!1 0
Ct
East K •:, , Pockets.
Ditto Bags. 3 los. 0 O. to 1, 4-
;lid Kent Pockets 3/. 10s. 41. 10s. to 5' FP
Ditt Bags ~ ,0.. 0. Os to 4 Os
,
nissi-x
Yearlings O/. Os. 3/. 3s to 3/ 10.
Old Olds
Old Duty estimated at 225,0001.
PRICE OF OIL.
Rapeoll,brown,pe ton, 3 /. Os.-Reticed,36/.los -• irseed • 11, 231.
Liikeed , it Cake at the Mill (I, 00), 12/.1:25.-Rape take. per t0n,17
PRICE sit' 'l' ALLoW, SOAP, &c. per 1121 b.
Town I allow
Yellow Russia ',os. 6d. Mottled
White -s. Od. Curd
..• ... • -s. Od•
' Soap Ditto ...
Melting Stuff ... ..... 41s. I'd. i,lood Dregs...... ss. 6d,
' Dtto Rough
'RICE F RAW FAT, per stone of 81,..,.
Price of Fallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) 2s. 10.
PRICE ~F CANDLES.
The price of good Store • andles in the Retail Shops is as f...;ilows :-
Candles, per dozen, Ss. Od. ; inferior, )s. Od. ; Moulds, its. 6d.
Sixs:ence per doze discount for cash,
CAL MARKET.
s, d 5. cl.
Adair's
Ch,ster
.. 23 ,„P
Carr's Hartley
Holywell Main 2l F Walls End Kelloe 24 0
Leaz's Main
Tanfied Moor Butes 2O I-' Walls E4cl Barrett
Townley l9 0 Walls End Clarence Tees,,. '.":0 ~,,
Wylam.
Walls End Gosforth .... 23 6 Walls End Tees .., .. ... ... ~ 24 ()
Walls r'nd Heaton
Walls End Hilda '22 3 Walls End Tenrw ti
it .. .... 24
Walls End Hotspur
s'
Walls End Riddell's ... '4 0 Walls End Vk ft
-
toria Tees.... 23
Walls End BraddylPsHetton 24 0 Walls Eiv.',WestHetton .... 23 ~
••
Wal's End Haswell 24 0 Hartley
..„, ..
21 '.
Walls End Hetton
Walls End Lambton .... ..... 24 t ciSilkstone Simpson ;I .
Walls End Russell's Hetton 24 1
ships arrived sinee last market.day, 26.
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HAMBURG MARKETS.
GRAIN.
vv heat. Marks 420 to 450 Barley, Mecklenburgh 225 to 20
-- Magdeburg 402 to 444 -- Magdeburgh, to ---
- Anhalt, white 420 to 468 -- Holstein 225 W 272
red ... 414 to 4:8 -- Summer 192 to 19:
- Brunsv ick 414 to 450 Oats, Eider ... „ , • 120 to 14
---Mecklenburg 4O to 464 --Mecklenburg ... 162 to IL,
---- Polish - Holstein 126 to IY,
-- 'holstein 378 to 43 ,-- Elst Frieland,.. 115 to j''''
Rye, Mecklenburg .... '219 to 276 Pease, Mecklenburg ... 240 to 311
--
Dantzic
--
Elbing .'nd Ko- Buck Wheat. __ to ---
nigsburg
- Upland
- Riga 2.16 to 251 Tares - to ---
COTTON.
Carolina and Tennessee 714t0 9% Maranham
Georgia. Ist sort 9 914 Madras 5% °N
2d
3d and 4th .... 11% 74. Domingo ..... . 7 ri, 7%
COFFEE.
Mocha Bto 11% Domingo
sgl
634
Batavia
Sumatra - Porto Rico 5%
Rio 4% 54 Havannah 5 6
Bahia
SUGAR.- (Wit 8% Discount.)
Havannah, White
Brown ..... .. 5N 5;4, Brown 54 a
Rio, White 6 7 Pernambuco, White ...6 lii
Brown 4% 5% Brown ...4% "7.
Manilla, Brov

la, 5% to SN.

SUICIDE BY TAKING MURIATIC ACID.---°n
Monday, at six o'clock, an inquest was held before Mr
Payne, at the Skinners' Arms, Skinner-street, Bishops-
gate, on the body of Thomas Cullimore, aged 67, a rag
and bottle-merchant, in an extensive way of lrasiness,
residing at No. .5, Union-street, who committed self-
destruction by taking a large quantity of mirziatic acid
on Saturday morning last. Elizabeth Brinkman, daugh-
ter of the deceased, said she resided with her father.
On Saturday morning last, shortly after the de-
ceased had got up, she was sitting in the parlour,
when he came through and passed into the s 1301).
He returned in three or four minutes, exclaim-
ing " I have done it." Witness said " Good God, what
have you done ?" to which he replied, .‘ I have taken
muriatic acid." She urged him to take some salt and
water, and instantly sent for a medical man, who at-
tended. The deceased continued getting worse,
and died at six o'clock on Sunday evening. The de-
ceased bad been in a desponding state of mind for som
!
He drank,
at past, but witness was not cognizant of the cause. e
He was not in embarrassed circumstances.f
at least, two ounces of the liquid. Thomas White,
No. 28, Myddleton.street, spoke to the deceased's ge-
neral desponding state of mind, but was not aware of the
cause. Mr. Rance, the surgeon, who was called in, said
be had, attended the deceased for four years. His raiod
was much affected at times. 'He was sent for at eleven
o'clock on Saturday morning, and found that the de-
ceased had taken a large 'quantity ohnuriatic acid: 116
administered an emetic, but without effect. He was much
surprised death did not take place instantaneously on drink'
ing the poison, and could only account for it by the acid
not touching the throat, for had it done so strangulation
would have immediately followed. By the Coroner,-.-
I have no doubt but the deceased drank it from +lie
bottle produced. A quarter of the quantity would pro--
duce death.—Verdict Temporary Insanity.
Count Decnidof is now the lion of Paris. The
Earl of Pembroke has cut with the Parisians
." for
ever," having sold his hotel, carriages, horses, furniture,
&c. ; and intends to pass the residue of his der; in his
owu country. Wilton House is now undergoirig many
improvements, and agents are at work to find oat a first-
rate mansion in town.
INFANTICIDE.—On Tuesday afternoon an in-
quest was held at the Barley Mow, Mount-street,
Grosvenor-square, before Mr. Higg,,, on view of the
bodies of two new born female infr.ots (unknown), who
were found in the Serpentine-river, in Hyde-park
wrapped in a piece of old check handkerchief. A
surgeon expressed an opinion that they were twins,
and had been born alive. A juryman said the bastardy
clause of the new Poor Law Act had been the
cause of many cases of infanticide, and that there
was no restriction upon the father. Another juryman
thought that they ought to express some opinion upon
it in their verdict. The Foreman said he did not see
what it had to do with the case, Verdict—" That the
two deceased children had been wilfully destroyed after
birth, and then placed in the Park for concealment."
The following resolution was attached to the verdict :---
" That the numerous cases of infanticide are mainly at-
tributable to the bastardy clause of the New Poor-law
Act, and they hope that the Legislature will ere lev g
modify that Act."

At the Woolwich Petty Sessions yesterday gr•
;
Lewis Davis, pawnbroker, appeared on a cba,,ge
having aided a cadet, of the name of Laurie, t o desert
from the Military Academy. Mr. CoNub ouch
citor, who attended on behalf of the Br,ard of Ord
i
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nance, called the cadet to prove that he 'dad purehas,e:
a suit of plain clothes at the shop previous to "s
going to London without leave, and
pay for it, he offered his regirlient,;lB in part of paylnen
laaving no mope,' tO.
ty
which the shopman declined, but he afterwards wrapped
them up and left them at another shop. The Belleii.
gave it as their opinion that a cadet could be treated
itt:'
a deserter, but they did not consider the charge mad
out in the case, before them, and therefore dismissed tb`",
iwormatiol, _ •

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POWERFUL MUSICAL BOXES, in w.oc m ,
cases, 12 inches long by five inches wide, each playing four s,
with the mechanism finished in a very superior manner, ti;
offered for Five Guineas each. Also a few of the s °l'
description, larger sizes, at the following prices:—
Six Airs £7 70 i Eight Airs extra, 0
Eight Airs ... 818 6 large . £l4 14 r
Three Overtures 14 140 0
At T. COX SAVORY'S, Working Silversmith,
Th.ro
smith, and Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, Landon (Seven J."—
from Gracechurch-street).
N.B. The small Musical Boxes, 3i inches long, contil,
selling in tin cases, price 19s. each, or in composition snr
oases, 25s each.
be 11.41
A Catalogue containing a List of the Music may vier gratis, or be forwarded by post as a single letter In arils
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BIRTHS'.
ing e
Es •
On the Bth inst., -at Oakendean, the lady of Mark Piq., of a son.
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On the 9th inst., at Clapham-common, the lady of John IC.
Gilliat, Esq., of a son.

MARRIAD. On the 9th inst., at St. Pancras New Church, fleorge
gar.
Herbst Lake, Esq., of Keppel-street, Russell-square, Woiße.
riet Mary, eldest daughter of the late John Wall, EWA'
gent-square.
On the 21st ult., at her Majesty's Consul's, MaeAeira,
Gellie Hamilton, Esq., of the island of Teneriffa, 14.5.
eldest daughter of Thomas Howard Edwards,

D IE ii„
On the fith inst., in Southwick-street., Ozfor4-sere'
Maynard Eliza, the beloved wife of James Thounion,
of the Bengal Civil Service, and eldest d aughter of J. "
Grant, Esq., of Elchies, North Britain, aged 28 years of
On the 6th inst., Margaret, wife of James Burt, Esq.'
Chorlton House, Manchester.
On the 7th inst., at Middlesex-:place, Dr. William Carhabfy
aged 67.
On the 6th inst., in Cumming-street, Pentonville,
George James, late of the firm of G. and R. James, Cliffo:fi
street.
On the Sth inst., at Harrow, Elizabeth Catherine, di-fight
of the Rev. S. F, Statham, aged 18.
On the Bth inst., George Keith, Esq., of Alfred-Ilace, Bed-
ford-squit-ke, aged 78.
aCtßrlriesggiPhnes-liplZk Aerts Edward 'Oath-.
rg:sa. aged 18.
On the 7th inst., at Southall._
w nOy
tne
,tsheeco7nt
dh isnosnt .0,
of
Charles
park, Mr. Matthew Dqu'
late of Calcutta, aged 36.
On the 3d inst., Elizabeth., the wife of Thmas Stott, Esq''
I
of Brannton, near Barnstaple, Devon.
On the 31st ult., at Genoa, Harriot Ann, the widow of the
late Major-General. Horace Churchill

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