The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-13 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS-(THIS DAY.),,.

CORN-EXCII;;UE-FRIDAY.

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Since our last report, the arrival of English Wheat,
coastwise ai well as by land carriage, have been very
surail, and the show of samples here to-day, was trifling.
Ali kinds ci mmanded a steady, though not to say brisk,
inquiry, at Cully Monday's quotations. The imports- of
FOi'eiglt Wheat hate not exceeded 9.680 quarters. The
holders, generally, were firm, yet only a moderate btisi-
nf.ss was transacted, at previous currencies. In floating
ctirgoes of Corn, v ry Jew transactions were reported.
Grinding Barley was scarce, and held for more money
Malting and (twilling, sorts imp' orted late rates. Tee
quantity of Malt here and ou offer was not large. All
descriptions were steady, at full prices. The transac-
ii„ns, however, were small. Fine sound Oats were a
trifle dearer. The value of other kinds was well sup•
ported. Both Beans and Peas were the turn dearer.
Jodrell Corn, Meal, and Flour as last advised. •

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
IWheat. Barley. Oats. I Flour.
1,050 qrs. 60 qrs. I 630 qrs. I 1,6705 ks
9;80
2.790 2,300 ( 1,600
Malt. 4,250 qrs.
Our mtvittt, to cld), was very scantily supplied $Oll
Ilt‘sts, in, for the most part. middling condition. For
all tr. etis the ch.mad.d rultd fit ID, at, in sa me instances,fill
advance in thr quotati,n, of A-londay last 0* 2d per 81b5,
he vet) prilit ~cots ptoCuciug 41-1 per Bibs, and St
which a goad cit arance was effected. The supply
Sin t-p was eery moth rate. Plitne old Downs moved ou
steacbly, at Ind pric, s. In other breeds, only a moderate
busim ss was trunsucted, at late rates. Igirkba-- the
cumber of which wd,s on the it.ct tease —sold slowly, but
we base no fin ther deciine to notice in their value. The
Veal trade was dull, at Monday's currencies. In PIO
scarcely any business was traes,.cted. Mulch Co'!:9
vvs re heavy, at from 141 to 181 earn, including their
*III ail Cult.

Engllsh .•.•.
Scotch ......
Irish. • • • • • • ..
orelo ...•

Per sibs. to sink the offal. d.
3. 30 4. 3. i. d. tO 1*
hitenor Beasts--6 2 S 210 ,econd qual. Sheep 3 4 3 •
Sozond quality ••• 3 0 3 4 Coarse-woollen ditto 3 ! _-roue
roneLarge Olen— 3 6 3$ southdown ','ether 3 8 0
• rime 5e4it5......3 10 4 0 oittoeut of the woo 0 0
pug., coat se Calves 3 0 3 6 Large Hoge ...... 3 2 110
rime ditto .3 8 310 ;mall Porkers .... 3 $ ° •
ucklinp Calves •18 0 25 0 ~,tuarter old Pigs .46 0 21 •
uterior sheep • • 3 0 3 2 Lambs ••.••• • • .. 4 0 1
TOTAL -;UPPL 3 AT MARKET.
• Sheep. Calves,
i 11,800 f 303
FOREIGN SUPPLY.
I Sheep. I Calves. I
570 169
SCOT,

HC7itft
1, 60

Beasts.
40

tub
280

rip•

Bettsts. I sbt ep.
2,UIUU
NEVIGATE AND LEADZNINALL. of
These watitetb ere Wit rittaly firm,ttL tuft rates
curl they,

'dII. - -
1 Calves.
.....

At per stone by the Carcase.
e.
s. d. to it. d.
+;oet,inferior...... 2 2 2 4 Mutton, interior is. d
O. t 0 fi
- middling .• .• 2 6 2 8 - middling.. 3 2
primelarge • . 210 3 2 prime 3 6 • 6
- prime small •• 4 3 6 I York, 1arge........ 3 •. 0
eatl.• ••.•••• • • . • • 3 0 3 8 - small .... 3

Lamb. da Od t• Ss Od.
BOROUGH BOP MARI/ET.
The plantation accounts being considered worse 00
those received last week, the demand `or the best WO
has become firm, and prices have advanced 2s. per The
All other kinds moved off slowly, at late rates.
duty is called 65,000/. to 80.0001. Sussex pocket"
21. 12s. to 4/. 10s.; Weald of Kent ditto, 31. 3s. to 4/.169';
Mid and East Kent ditto, 31. 105. to 71. 2s. per cwt.
COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—Tht,re has been a good business cloud id
British Plantaticn at about last week's rates to a sligfl
&cline. At auction Bardadoes realised 40s 6d to 418 6
tur fine yellow, and 36s 6d to 37s 6d for low.
RLFINED.-13rowu lumps have been sold at 51s to 5"
Gd. being quiet.
EAST INDlA.—Mauritius, 7,339 bags, nearly
found buyers at 6d reducion for the grocery sorts,;•
previous rates for the rest; fine and very 'an,,
yellow, 40s to 42s 611; good, 38s 6d to 56;
mid. 37s to 38s; fair to good grey, 37s to 395; :d;
to 36s 6d; and good and fine brown, 341 6d to 35,
Bengal 8,660 bags, chiefly white and grainy, about I'l3,
i m
found buyers at 6d dine, strung white 44s 6d to 46
1
6,1, superior 47s to 48s, low and mid white Bentirris
39s to 40s. good to tine 40s 6d to 425, good to fine °e ,i°,
ells .w 37s 6.1 to 395, and low and mid 333 to 36s°,
Not much has been done privately. Madras, 600 Woo
realiseu 39s to 39s 6d for good strong yellow, and
for fine.
FORElGN.—llavannah has been sold at very full rat o;
„31
low and fine 205 6.. to 235, and good and fine 225 to Ao
6d pt-r cwt. Porto Ric.) went at high prices; lotivsd•
mot 39s to 41s, and good and fine 42s to 43, 6d. J';os
~autbuco mitt grey 41s, and low 375. Java ord grey
to 41s. Z.dizioar mid and ord brown 33s 6d to 349 &
and mid yellow 363. A cargo of brown Cuba sold
19s. 6d.
A byCOFFEE. The market has been very quiet an,— .0a
pressed. Plantation C. y tor. has been lower,
3to
liio, 65s to 70-, mid .54s to 55., fine and f fine ord
47, 6ii, and pea•bviry 543 to 61$. Native has been uo
al. 35s 6d to 363 for good. Moch i has been nifernl eeS
uompetition, but was bought in. For Itto full pr„
of
have been paid. West India samples have been duo
sale. and
- • Th- dr- .d, ,d

market h e droopea. Trinich, 443,
mid gt ey has been sold-at 35> to 41s, go. dat 42s ignos
11.41 mid to good red at 43s to 46. 6,1 per cwt. Ctro-
38> 6 to 41s tor nrd to good bright red.
l'icE.—For prices have P.,e.n obtained for the bettAer
of 13. ngal. but the market. rules lower tb""
last week ; good white 9 61 to 103, and ror a few po'
ceis los 641. Madras, 8. 6.1 to 9,
PlCES.—Be•it Ca,.ja Logo, a has been sold at 96i at
to 98,1,4 r cwt. Ailtpy P. pper has been taken ig!,
i it• p. .r lit. 'Lica ea G,neer has been 9"1".-A
76s to 166, awl 13 erbatioe. at 393 per cwt. Suroi";e,
l'ener has b• -t n tit in at 21- I per lb tor good clean b,itley
Itimoo.—The oaks eouiprise 13,787 chests. -1.110
tilee not been going' off briskly, and barely preiu;
rate,, have been ()Walla d. °of
MIN.— A inewerate busine,s has been done in Pr si
Leewsida at Is 5d to la 6d, and in East India at 13

to Is 4d rer geliun. L 00
Low.-1". Y. C. is 383 to 38s 3d per cod'
the !pt t.

Tice.—The market is steady.
rApo
GREEN FRUIT.—A cargo. consisting of 20,000 „ea
Apples, ex Susan, Collings, from West India has %.01
offered by liueling and Hunt, at public sale. 0.
realised good prices, this description of
creasing in public estimation. A good demand •/-00,
ft.r Lemons, but in consequence of the wasbY
ee
dition of most of the parcels, no niprovement in tie
has taken place. The stuck of Lisbon Orangeg.,fd 21
duced to a small compass, and the price has imPr°'ioo
to 3s per box. Nuts ate gull of sale, without slier"'
iu price.

SCHOOL-DA TS op PR for PRINCE liurRRT. •-•"" - „oh
meanwhile was placid at the University of 110,1,
with his eldest brother, Prince Frederick 111
4
Schoolboy experiences and events, however °,ord,
they impress the character, leave little to
and we only learn that our Prince became „va
grounded in ••mathematics and religion," bile
was, '• indeed, made Jt sent- proof," so that those "
priests with whom he tied been much conversant, Ceo
never wake hero stagger." Nevertheless he was bY to
the ans an exemplary set ohm, tor he had an utter discs e'
for the learned languages, and infinitely Poo
I. rred amusement or military exercises 1° iiti
most abstruse metaphysics. War was a- passion *cif
him trout his earliest hour of ititt ltigence, and lie elleicS
devoted himself to every mutter connected ‘°',',4o,
science. Modern languages thus became interrstiag 4°"bli
acid he mustered th,:se of France, Spain, and kali 1°„0
is
great uhimette advantage. " But hisehief delight ri-def
military discipline, a herein he perfected so much kilo 06
nis different tutors for the infantry and cavalry. 4" ocl•
the age of fourteen be was judged worthy of auliace
tog a regiment."—Alitit Warburton's Memoirs of
Rupert.
Ft LI, Or Two HOUSES IN WESTMINSTER. orv-
trtday morning, between nine and ten o'clock. Ars
houses situate in St' utton-ground, at the corner ou'osts
tillery-row, Westminster, fell in with a tremendoo,o9o. 64:
The catastrophe commence d at Mr. Godfrey's, it
by the entire north front givirg way, carrying vii",disi
au immense stack of chimneys; the root dtece.4.
perpendicularly, swept all before it to the baseleieoc"
the same moment, the upp.-r part of Ni-. 63. a g„Latir
known as the Silver Teapot, also fell into the th?ciferaV
fare of Skruttott.ground, together with a cons' 0
portion of the public house adjoining, No. 64, iodrflt
occupation of Mrs. Gardner. Fortunately no Ir-'.oeli
weurred to any 01 the inmates or passers by,
warning heevi: g been given of the events. ite
James Wallack, that old and esteemed fa"tirre
the public, takes cis benefit to night at the little rheaili
in the Hay market, when, it is to be hoped,' be
be• honoured with a bumper. He presents his 'ff
on tilte eccasion with Sheridan's comedy °rots'
School for ieundal sad Bay le Bernard's drama of'' the
tine. Jo the former (widen, in its cast, will era4oo9oll
entire strength of the company) he will himeen
the part of Charles Surface, and Mrs. C. Kean t%lSt.
Ludy Teazle, and in the latter Mr. Wallack an
Cooper will appear in their original characters. 40.0'
RELIEF 0 DISTRESS IN IRELAND.—A.l3illla.olle'
introduced by Mr. Brutal, the Chancellor of the 0
quer, and Sir W. Somerville, proposes to author,"
turih-r advance of 150,0001. for the relief of clissr.
Pe,or Law Unions in Ireland.

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BIRTHS t. 100(
On the 9th inst., at Murden Rectory, Surrey, tut/ if the Rev. W. C. R. Flint, of a daughter.
11, 01
On the 10th inst., at EndArigh-street, the Wl"'
Thacker, Esq ,of a daughter. , 101
PP
On the 10th inst., the wife of the Rev. J. Fie:d, v
of the Gaol at Reacting, of two sons. 4400
On the 10th inst., at St. Mary' Parsonage,Vincent
the lady of the Rev. A. liorradaile, of a son.