The Sun.
London, England, 1849-05-28 00:00:00

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Asturian •• ••••• ••• 00000 14 _ 10

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Blaenarv, n Iron and Coal ... 60 ...... "'« 'to
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Santiago de Cuba.....
United Mexican

DEATH OF TAE DUKE OF ST. ALBANS..--.1.. 1s 01' ;
much regret we announce the demise of the above .L.l._
Duke, which took place on Saturday evening
mansion in Piccadilly, in his forty-ninth year... of,
Grace had been for some months suffering from 1' hilss
ferent health, arising from a fall from hisshontec
e:
hunting, at Redbourne, Lincolnshire. He u CCV 'l4l
Grace married, June 16th,
This lady died in 009'
father, William, the late Dulkse2,7,Jumlyrs.l7utha,rrliBe2tsc...o 0101:
widow of Thomas Coutts, Esq.
The Duke married, secondly, in 1839, Miss Gu17,0410
survives b'
daughter
Company's service,
William .Arthur de Vero, 04
left issue two children, fthelat e
byG whom,eral Gwuhbob ins ,of the . East DOI
of Burford,iana
de Buoek.
D nowbornclaB4o,rO
Duke of St. Alba r
Lady p
EATII OF SIR E. KNATCHBULL, BAR' !•::f
have to record the death of the Right Hon. P.li
Kuatchhull, which event took place on Thursday, i‘eit
residence at Merstham Hatch, in „the county of
The Right Hon. Gentleman was in his 68thyear.V Prioo
been complaining for some time, but until a short P ewer°
before his death no apprehensions of a fatal issi3e tit°
entertained by his friends. Sir Edward retired fl'a I,lhe„P
representation of Rent, and from public life altc 'A ;',lt
four or five years ago. For many years he "tio;
active part in political affairs, and was for a lot IA artl,
not only regarded as one of the leaders of the Tory • rotor
but as the strenuous advocate of the agricultural it)i eel'
lie was a member of the last Ministry of Sir 1" les (1,
but resigned his situation as Paymaster of the Foil
ict r,
i,v;
the announcement being made that Sir Robert iv "g,O
hon. P.
solved on repealing the
corn laws. Since then tho fi
tP
gentleman lived in the closest retirement ti
time of his death.
eflt
We are requested to state that the announce th0
of the death of General de Rumigny, aid-de-carol/ eel
ex-King of the French, is not correct, the gene 010
we are assured, in a state of convalescence from 11
serious attack of illness. d
eo „ et THE TROUBLES OF A LEGISLATOR..--WC re-:
the Union :—" Ono of the representatives of the ' feel;
the mason Nadaud, is at this moment in great per Poo
lie wishes to appear in the new Chamber in h ,
day's suit, but his brethren who elected him insis„ ,10.111,
his taking his legislative seat in his weekday's 01_7,
and some, it is said, even exact that it be not th` str
washed blouse of the Monday, but the plaster
tered garment of Saturday night!"
);°1 CATTLE AND SHEEP.—A return, obtained ;t 4
John Young, M.P., shows that between the " eee,.`o,
January, 1847, and the sth of April, )849, they!, Obof
exported to Great Britain from Ireland 189,960 Si Si of
bulls, and cows; 9,992 calves, 324,179 sheep anlea 7.. `2
and 106407 swine. During the year ended
April, 1849, the number exported from Ireland
27,985 oxen and bulls, 879 calves, 35,189 sheep
lambs, and 27,004 g wine.

MARKET NE WS -(THIS .;

CORN-EXCHANGE -111()NDAY.

- -- -
The arrivals of English Wheat and Malt for this
market last week, coastwise, were somewhat on the in-
crease; but those (.1 all other articles of home produce
were small. No Grain reached us from Ireland; and
the receipts from Scotland were very small. The foreign
Importswere tolerably extensive, viz , 13,59 z quarters of
heat,13,248 quarters of Barley, 22,773 quarters of
'415, 17,611 quarters of Beans, 439 quarters of Peas,
41 quarters of Tares, 2:599 quarters of Linseed, 83
quarters of Rapeseed, 1,549 quarters of Indian Corn, and
Sundry seeds; 3,502 sacks and 560 barrels of Flour.
The weather te-day is very damp and humid. The
accounts received from nearly all parts of the
United Kingdom relative to tl.e general appear-
ance of the growing crops are very favourable.
413 e quantity of English Wheat received fresh up to this
Morning's market from Essex, Kent, Cambridgeshire,
&c.,was very small, but of full average quality. By land
Carriage the receipts were confined to a few pocket sam-
Pl,l from Essex. The supply being exceedingly small,
and the attendance of country millers on the increase,
the demand for all kinds of Wheat of home produce,
especially for selected parcels, was steady. at prices fully
equal to those obtained on this day se'nnight, and at
which a clearance was effected at an early hour. With
foreign Wheats we were again fairly supplied. There
Was less inclination on the part of the dealers to operate
M this article; hence sales progressed slowly. Really
fine samples sold without difficulty at full
rates of currency; but all other descriptions
?loved off slowly, at barely stationary prices.
Scarcely any business was doing in floating cargoes,
n,,wing to the late large arrivals at the principal outports.
Rather lower terms would have been accepted to effect
3ales• No English Barley at market. The supply of
foreign was somewhat large. Grinding samples were in
Lir request at very full prices, but malting and dis-
tilling sorts were neglected, yet we cannot call them
cheaper. The sale for all kinds of Malt, the supply of
Which was moderate, ruled heavy, and late rates were
With difficulty supported. With foreign Oats we were
again largely supplied; the quantity of English, Irish,
and Scotch was very small. For most kinds the demand
was in a very sluggish state, at barely stationary prices.
Indian Corn was firm, and floating cargoes of Galatz were
taken, chiefly.for Ireland, at 33s to 36s per quarter, freight
and cost. Indian Meal was quite as dear. The market
Was well supplied with French Flour, which was taken to
Some extent, at from 30s to 35s per sack. Other kinds
of Flour moved off slowly, at late rates. Although the
eunly of foreign Beans was large, English samples were
ateady at full prices. Peas were in short supply and
Moderate request, at late currencies.
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevaller• • • • . • 595 to 6" s
Red. 38s to 48s Oats—Yorkshire and
Ditto,White, New 39s 525 Lincolnsh., Feed. IGs 205
Norfolk and Lin- Potato ...... 218 24s
coin, Red.• •.. 383 46s Youghal and Cork,
Ditto, White ••• • .. 393 489 Black. ••• • •• 14s 171
Irish, Red •• • • .... 39s 42s Cork, White .•• .. 145 20s
Ditto White. ••• .. 41s 45; Scotch, Feed. .• .. 20s 23s
25s 27s Beans—Tick 25s 34s
New, .. 25s 2Gs Pigeons ...... 40s 44s
Marley—Grinding .•• .. 23s 253 Peas—Grey .. • • • • 305 333
Malting .•• • • 28s 30s Maple. ••••• • . • • 32s 33s
Chevalier .. • • ... 31s 3is White. ••• • • .. 24s 27s
malt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers •. • • 27s 305
f01k............ 57s 58s Flour—Town-made .•• 42s 445
Brown 48s 50s Suffolk ••• • • 34s 38s
Xinzstous.nd Ware 57s 58s Stocktn & Norfolk 335 36s
SEED IVIARIEET.

Rapeseed and Canary are in steady request, at full
Drices. Mort other kinds of seeds, as well as inferior
Cakes, are lower to purchase. The stock of Clover
Seed, on the sth instant, was 41,233 cwts.
tirniMVllite, per bush. 11 s to
Red and Green.. • . lls
4.lllstard, 8r0wn.... . 5s

White .. ........ 5s 10:
Tares, New es 7S;

Carraway •• 29e 30s
Coriander .... •• 16s IBs
Elempseed, per quarter 32s 34s
Linseed, Eng.,,,owing • • 48s 501
Cru:hing .. ••.. .. 36s 40s
Baltic ••••.. • • .. 38s 44s
Odessa • ..... 383 46s
Linseed Cake, pr.l,ooo—
.. • ... 01 Os 101 Os

Old 4s Gs
anary, per quarter . . 120 s 16Cs
„Ye grass.. • • ... 20s 24s
‘.,lover, Red Ene, (cwt.) 303 52s
NThite : 323 41s
Foreign Red.. 28s 40$
White.... 303 40s
Trefoil ••• • • . .... 12s lis
SIViCITIVEIXELD.
There has been a further slight increase in the im-
Ports of foreign stock into London in the past week.
The total arrival has amounted to 1,739 head, against
?),.•355 at the corresponding period in 1848, and 2,961
''ad imported during the same Lillie in 1847. It will be
t ell that a few Oxen and Sheep have come in from
.01 amburgh.

Foreign, per tou G/ Os 71 Os
Rape Cakes, pr ton 4i 5s 41 !Os
Rapeseed, per last 331 Os 351 les

I3IPORTS INTO LONDON IN THE PAST WEEK.
Prom Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves/. Pigs.
Middleburg 19
Harlingen..... 241 ..
mburgh 55
karhuus 4
A1[1,.. twerp
..." "'
Jlotterdam 87

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