The Sun.
London, England, 1837-03-11 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Per Quarter.

Wheat.

Barley. Oats.

lieans. Pease.

Axhburn

Basingstoke
Bath

64 68
48 62
58 64
0 56
4S 56
64 70
62 64
46 CO
- 60
M tit
56 61
44 66

40 4. 128 33
30 38 21 23
32 41 24 32
22 26 20 25
24 32 16 20
36 44 20 28
40 44 29 32
no 42 17 39
21
40 46 i2O 08
40 46 20 32
30 42 ;. 22 30
! 24
23 38 i 20 33
36 43 : 28 27
25 :7
39 42 25 28
R 2 40 24 30
29 i•
36 30 29 30
32 36 22
8. 0. 8. (1. a. d.
50 5 7 4 0 50

50 55
35 50
46 59
32 34
34 38 I
41, 51 I
44 47
36 42
- 40
:6 40
40 49
34 44

Bridgewater

::7 40
4:1 4E
42 46

Chesterfield ~
Derby .
Doncaster
Dorchester. ,

Gloucester
Et ungerford
Leicester..

40 44
37 41

`Zewbury
iternsey
Shaftesbury
Sitepton Mallet
Sberborne
Tanntun _ . „

-
49 e
40 51
- 54
51 fi4
49 56

:16
aS 40
41
44 51,
40 45

ail 40

Yarmouth .
Ye0vi1,,,,,,,,,

61
54 60
.
64 88

Per Bushel.

34 315
38 48
s. d. s. (I.
00 00,

Shrewsbury ---

R. (i. ti. d.
00 00

BIfMINGhAtII COltN MARKET, March 9 -
Wheat, 62 lb.
71. Otl. to es 2d.
Barley, imperial quarter
3,3
Do. Grinding, 491 h.
Oats, 39 lb.
6 Old Beans, 66141 b.., 3 0 4
0 New data
164 0
14 6
6 18
New White B 1 Boling Pease, 3 hap. bush.
Ditto Grey ditto
14 0 15 0

CIIBLTENHA
Per Bushel.
Wheat.... s. d. to s. d
79 9 0
tSarley 4 6 56.
Oats 39 49 •
Beans
rease
!fay 6l. 10s

M MARKETS.
Pe: lb.

114.ef _ d.. to d
M 6 7ilttem
Veal
York
0
Limb 7 0 0
to 71. 74. Id. I,' r 'on.

K LEEDS CORN o, .-- Dlarch 7,
Wheat, Norfolk anti Stitliil k, [Ob.
et.- ' Batley, Norfolk and Sullblk
Grinding .. ***********
. 225. to Ns.. 1* Beans
395. to 415..
Oats, Potatoe •
235. to :265.J -
—ltlealing, I. or. —d. to —d. Fn. 12,,1. to 13,i. per stone.
Shelling
',93. to 31s. pet load.
Rapeseed, English, '341 to 86/ . Foreign,--t to —l. per last.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCIIANGE.—March 7.
WHEAT, English, White, per 70Ib.
--- Red
90 9 4
Scotch, Welch, and Manx .... 8 3 8 6
Irish, White....... 8 0 8 6
-- lied .
... 7 6 8 3
Foreign
OATs, English, Welzh, and Scotch, per 451 b. ...... ...... 0 4
6 4 0
Irish
38 4 8
Foreign
00 0 0
BARLEY, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter ......
.... Scotch and Irish, per 601bs. .....
Feeding
46 4 8
IleaNs, English, per I:nperial quarter 5l 0 54 0 Irish, &c.
Foreign
PHASE, English, per Imperial quarter liii 0 64 0
Foreign
55 0 .58 U
FLoult, English. per gtiinb
52 0 60 0
Irish
4ul 0 OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401b5. .................... 38 0
IN. lAN CORN, per 4401 h. —. ........ ...... .. ...... 49 0 44 0
Rye, per I mper.al quarter
MALT, per imperial quarter
Wheat. Oats. Barley
Flour. Oatmeal.
Qrs. Qrs, Qrs. Foreign, Brls.llrish,&c. Scks I loads.
4,815 11,1 M 1,555 2,25' I —. 4.296
...............____

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BO W- S TREE T.
Yesterday Mr. Hugh Fraser, a solicitor, in partnership with
Mr. Dawes, of Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street, was brought up
in custody of Ballard and Fletcher, the Officers, charged with
having intended to commit a breach of the peace that morning
by fighting a duel.
Sir F. ROE must call upon him to find securities, himself in
100/. and two sureties in 801. each.
The bail was soon prasared, and the defendant liberated,

UNION-HALL,
Yesterday James Bitterworth, ny ill-looking fellow, was
brought before .Mr. TRAIL, charged with skiniting a great num-
ber of cats alive, for the purpose of supplying the furriers. The
office was thronged, particularly with old ladies, who had been
deprived of their favourite tabbies, the skins of which were in-
tended to be converted into saleable articles.
It appeared, from the evidence of a boy named Phipps that
the prisoner was seen leaving his house, East-street, Lam-
beth, with a Immper, which being by some accident over-
turned, and the lid coming open, &splayed a quantity- of cats
(living) but skinless, which the prisoner, after threatening to
punish the eye of the lad for his curiosity, proceeded to shoot
into a corner of a tiel4 behind Ship-lane. The number there
deposited amounted to twenty-five. The facts being fully
proved, the Magistrates inflicted a fine of 101., and, in default
of payment, four months' imprisonment in the House of Cor-
rection and hard tabour.