The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-09 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

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ATARKET°4 DTTIITNG THE, w”'

) Wheat. Bariey. ; Oats. i ic;...s.
.......„.../
Per Quarter, is. to ii, I , s. 's.tos.' '. to li•
~.. "..
Blandforel ....,...,M,..64 76 29 80 ',5, 26 30 46 55 SI
grigg ..... i (.6 74 24 2.3 24 s) 42 4,1, 35 1,
..I,:mbridge ...... i 75 34 23 _ 4y ...„, ......
C]iard ,' $0 SO 26 32 Is 22 36 40 '''
liiintingdon...—...... 56 70 3-1 38 24 29 38 42
Lang Sutton...—. 58 78 16 20 30 34
...,".... .1
Louth. 59 68 26 32 20 24 SS 4., 52 ~,'
Yrlll ............. 56 67 22 31 16 20 30 6..
...,, 0'
gewark _,62 72 24 31 19 f.,,g 31 49 .0'
N'attinghain --- 64 79 28 31 13 23 35 42
eeterbormigh —.. 59 72 35 42 j 22 29 38 4'
Plymouth ............ 58 70 30 34 20 23 ~, '-- -
1,
Pontefract—...... 67 43 27 ""
Sleaford ....... ~..... 65 70 36 38 22 28 41 43
.... ..*
Unpingh am ......... 63 74 24 30 18 221 32 44
.... ...
Wi5hech.—............. 63 72 SO SO 32
DEVIZES CORN MARKET.—Nov. 8 s, 4‘;
Per Sack. s d. s. d. Per Quarter. 5. a. fi "
First Wheat 4O 0 to 42 0 Barley og oto .4 0
Second '35 0 38 0 (Pats 22 0 '" 0
2",
•Fliird
1609 Sacks of Wheat soldl 36 4 Flour (per bag) 5O , ....
at the average of c Bread (per ga11.)... 11 '
LEEDS CORN MARKET.— Nov. 6
Wheat, Norfolk and Stifiblk, 601 b.
2:15:"...
It
ooclo:
4::,
.15:101,:ei21
York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffblk
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
,-- Grinding
Beans 63lb.
Oats, Potatoe
.—Mealing, For. 11d. [011)0 Eng. 123. to 13'1 per os2
Shelling
31; to 326- l' , Is/-
Rapeseed, English, 341. to 35/ Foreign, 34. te 3tl/. Pe
L.VERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Nov. 6. ID 01
WHEAT, English, White, per 701 b. i Is. al to 11 6
Red
--. Scotch, Welch 0 , and Manx
Irish, White lO 6 0 0
-
Red 9 111 9
Foreign
OATS, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b. 3 8 6
5
Irish ..., 3 7 0 0
Foreign
BARLEY, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter 3B
0 5
Scotch and Irish, per 60ihs.
Feeding 4 0 ~7 0
BEANS, English, per Imperial quarter 43 0 '43 0
Irish, &c. '3B 0 46 "
Foreign
PEASE, English, per Imperial quarter 4B 0 46
Foreign
FLOUR, English, per 2801 b. 62 0 gi
Irish
OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401bs SO 0 0
INDIAN CORN, per 4401 b. — 3 B 3B 0 40
RYE, per Imperial quarter ,76 0 al
MALT, per Imperial quarter
IMPORT or GRAIN fur the Week ending Nov. 5. 0000.
Wheat. Oats. I Barley Flour. Leal
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Foreign, Iris. Irish, &c. Scks 10,17,,
16,280 6,931 2,676 4 3,193 I 2,730

COll6.
SHOPMEN v. SHoPwomeN.--(From a wen?
spondent.)—The men milliners, or the linen drapers' ess'ereigt
as they call themselves, are, I see, speechifying, organ wo
and agitating to compel their employers to receive leas
u.. for
for the same wages they now enjoy. The masters ina,:leter
aught I know, exact much more attendance behind the rs,,all°
than is either reasonable, or compatible with the rnelle:5100
being. It is, however, farcical to suppose that, if °dowel
were shut up earlier, that the men would instantly sit d,
their books, and labour to improve their barren Inalheiesir
defective morale. No; the play-houses and the pot- eaelfr
and may be even worse places of dissipation, I fear, would h rote
tractions for these necessarily almost frivolous fellows, farg„estielli
(hen science or learning could unfold. But into this ri" word'
I shall not now enter, my object being simply to say °fled Or
in behalf of the thousands of poor helpless unprotentfooeter
men, whose labour is displaced by men. A distinguishe estnre
observes, " Where feminine occupations of a profitablemieg a
are few, aid therefore overstocked, and therefore Yie4o,
scanty maintenance with difficulty, there is the sti.,„ . nitP
temptation to prefer luxury with infamy, to hardsinP'eptio.
unrecognised honour. Hence arises much of the the
of cities—less in the United States than in Europe, "'where'
prevalence of marriage—but awful in extent eeery,soo(
Where vice is made to appear the interest of large ehi,e' ers°
women, the observer may be quite sure that domestre;cierf
will be found impure. If he can meet with EV a te,
where the objects of life are as various and as freely elates'
women as to men, there he may be sure of finding the grero#4
amount of domestic purity and peace; for, if wometio
helpless, men would find it far less easy to be vicious.
rrible
On Thursday morning last one of the most 112 pee,
occurrences took place at the village of EllenborougreedflP
Maryport, which ever fell to our lot to record. TheA Labe!,
and appalling scene was the work of a maniac, Ilaree"d 009"
Falcon, aged twenty-six, by whom a helpless and age .0,0
was cruelly deprived of life. Falcon, who is decidedlYitattedi
was formerly an inmate of a lunatic asylum, but has bere
been a resident in the workhouse at Ellenborough, e rrttb
Thursday last she was set to work to peel some potatoe,
another pauper, named Jane Ray, ninety-five years Tod st•
The two women were alone, but they had not been Ler in'
work till a loud scream was heard in the room. The ntitble td
mates of the workhouse ran to the apartment, but, hnr,lealit
relate, before they reached it the wretched maniac had 11'•
severed the head from the body of her venerable victrn:,
was even then in the act of violently cutting the old w
neck. Mr. Gregg, surgeon, was immediately sent far, 'le
on his arrival found the head attached to the body 01"1005
little skin, and a small part of the windpipe. On the Col the
inquest being held, these facts were clearly proved, fet
culprit was committed to take her trial for wilfial Mu'icerieS
the next assizes. The lamentable consequentesienfaaujocoe
of:
insane paupers to mix unrestrained with other m
workhouse have frequently been experienced, and the pr' a'
cannot be too soon put an end to, or be too universally e
demned.— Cumberland Paquet. lace
Yesterday morning a serious collision took ger°
in the River, nearly off Cuckold's Point, Rotherhithe, he The
the City of Aberdeen steamship and the brig Esther;ss ga
steamer was coming up in mid-channel, and the brig eibed
ing down in ballast, keeping towards the south shoreerd berri
the steamer, as she rounded the point, suddenly ebaegetee
course, and put her helm a-port, which brought her et lb
the brig, and immediately a terrific crash was hear•seri°,"
bows of the brigs were stove in, and she sustained other
ut otej
damage, which compelled her to bring up, and se,beeePeitY,D
Duke's shore, on the north side of the River. •"- to
Aberdeen also met with some injury ; but not sufficient
rtj tre
vent her completing her voyage, and after she bad de° still
brig she proceeded to her moorings off the Hermitage
yen'
Wapping. It was very dark when the occurrence hatters ell
and there was a good deal of alarm among the Passen°
board the steam-ship. f the
An inquest was held yesterday on the W4;01:
man named Chapman, who was on the Great of Po
Railway on Monday night. Nothing was elicited belbstl
facts which have already appeared. The deceased a lei
business at all upon the line. All the engines carlsoro6
and their fires also show a light during the night- buo.7t,
the jury were anxious to impose a deodand of Ole „y targ;
pounds on the engine, on the ground that the ConWe'e'e ee'j
to have more constables on the railway ; but, after 01,e a
sultation, a verdict of " Accidental death" was record Writ
eres
the Coroner was requested by the whole of the JuriVe tbstd
to the Secretary of the Company, expressing a des'r" AP'
better watch should be kept on the line, whereby tresP
t'
and accidents may be prevented.
seDebe- ft,
Among other incidents of the late stormyst P°
of tb- oftlt,
we learn from Boulogne that one of the boats
when off the mouth of the Thames a few days aineils' ke
sixteen men found clinging to the masts and Y",be gales
English vessel, which had been driven on shore hYtireee,',o4
To accomplish this, the boat had to go eight or ten
,e-enl9-sh
the wreck to the shore, Another boat saved two - gsb-to
sustaining •hemselvea above water on the masts of aleilisgteg
brig, which had foundered. On the 31st ult. the lob
oil,
steamer, on her way from Dover to Boulogne, fell leg° et, be,
Ajax, bound from Leghorn to Rouen, with a e,-",,°1 a": 01
which had lost her rudder, and was drifting up Cus"-deoge,;gbt
mercy of the wind and waves, and in momentary d
being wrecked. The Wellington took her in toot °P
her safe into Boulogne.
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GREAT ADVANTAGE TO LARGE CoNSIII%
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TEA.
TEAS at WHOLESALE PRICES, in qua ebv't°
less than one pound, in tin cases of 61bs. net, or erekclfic
19.1b5. and upwards.
To afford every facility large c°
to s,ueraers, to_vvrrbfan'otrbfils:f/lig
tisement is addressed, not less than one pound or *Jaw
made at this establishment, as the smill profits will o'9" Iv'
usual division of quantities made by retail houses. r
DEGA. LETR. tlA2,NßSEuelkiLersbaunrdy, CcOhe.a,psidWe.HOLESA''.
C Ajoil
The NEW FLAT GOLD WA' itb 11,e" ob ri'
are offered in double-bottomed engine-turned cases,: isbega'obl
movements, for Seven Guineas each, or, with higblY;ness
zontat movements, jewelled and warranted, at Nine u`^-50,itbd,
na-stohne: Seal:
at T. COX SAVORY'S, Working Goldsmith, Silvfro
Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, London (Seven Doors `l°or
church-street). eeended
N. B.—The horizontal construction is strong ly
its superior accuracy.
go,
On the Ist inst., at Tulse-dale Cottage,
BIRTHS.
Smith, of a daughter. street'
On the 7th inst., Mrs. Tattershall, of Great James-
ford-row, of a son.
Gee'
On the
thethe Bth6th iiiinsstt,.,,inatGsrot.svLeneoorn-asrqdu,sar_e, the Countess 0f v 1,
way, of a son.
enough. the lady of the Dean of Wells, o°f.
dy of G
On the 3d inst., at Littlecott, East Dulwich, the
Walter, Esq., of a son. l'
Brixton, 3111.-
Dee,
MARRIED. rro, 7 t
On the 7th inst., at St. Mar 's Newington, Su oar e
col
William J. Irons, M.A., Rectoryoi Reed, and Vies of
Herts, to Ann, eldest daughter of John Melhuish,
• worth House t, Surrey. reu, the sro
On the 30th ult., at Ventnor, in the Isle of , t GeTlnclefj
G. F. Dawson Vicar of St. Mary Bourne, Han's'ef the
Elizabeth, fifth daughter of Joseph Hadfield, EN"
cliff.

Vni
D lED. ~.„, sitedA ~
On the Bth inst., in Devonshire-street, Portland-Poi' tsr
Mary, widow of John Cotton, Esq., of Devonshire- Major
' tojer
Welwn, wife of'' ,
At Bangalore, on the 24th of May last, Jane, the
er of
J. F. Palmer, 32d Native Infantry.
On the 6th inst., Elizabeth Mary Spencer, agel i„scloujns•uglitlle-
the late Edward Spencer, Esq., of Billiter-street, JA-ntboro,
At Gloucester, on the 6th inst., the Re'/. John Kent' oof
tor of St. Michael's, aged 63. OW"
On the 7th inst., Alice, the infant ck,ughter of Mrs.
iiiioo
Russell-street. Bedford-square. ChoritP
On the 7th inst., in Great Cumberland-street,
of the late William Mansell, Esq, ---- "0,
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