The Sun.
London, England, 1847-11-19 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY•)

CORN EXCHANGE—FRIDA.Y.
Very moderate arrivals of English Wheat have taken
place ior our market this week, coastwise as well le bi
owing to the large imports of foreign,
land carriage; yet the demand for that grain to-daY.
was in a verf.
sluggish state, and in some instances the quotations haa
a downward tendency, without effecting a clearance-
In Foreign Wheat—the supply of which on offer wits
large—exceedingly little business was transacted, an"
the inferior qualities might have been purchased at is
reduction of is per quarter. The best Malting Barley
supported late rates, but all other kinds were the turn
in favour of the buyers. With Malt we were very
derately supplied, yet the trade was heavy, but
so mzne-
what easier terms. Oats supported late rates,ut Beans
and Peas were very dull. Flour, as well as Indian Corn
ttnd Meal, ruled heavy.

Wheat.
3,730 qrs.

ARRIVALS.
Barley. I Oata. 12.150 elch
noon
5,560 qra. 3,090 qrs.
4,540 I
3,310 ---

English •• •• • •
Irish. ••
Foreign •• •• ••

1,090
Malt. 3,110 Qrs.
EIPTITZIFIELD.
We were again seasonably supplied with Bea sts as tc),,
number, but the general quality of that description or
stuck was very inierior. Prime Scots, Herefords. 84C.9
moved otf reaoily, at very full prices; while the value of
:411 other kind* was well supported. There were on
sale 400 Beasts, 1,060 ebeep, and 63 Calves from abroad
-in very middling condition. The supply of Sheep
the
Downsthe
producing quotations
small, owing to which, and the kvourable change in the
weather, the Mutton trade was brisk, at an advance in
rsite4d2dpeprersibtlbs.
Calves—the number of which was st:011—sold briskly
at an improvement in value of fully 2d pser Sibs
. rigs
wt re in steady rtquest, at full prices. .„Afilch Cows
wen: heavy at from 151 to 181 each, incladiDg their
the primeat old
without difficulty.
mail Calf;
131IP2LY AT MARKET.
Rentz; I Sheep. I Caivel. 11 114.
1,145 1 4,600 , ;123 , 1 ---

17,50

link the offe.i.

Per sibs. to si
s. (1. to s. 5. d. s. d.
Inferior Bouts—. 3 2 3 8 second quality ditto 4 4 4 6
'.eond quality •••3 10 4 0 Coqrse-woolledditto 4 8 5 0
?Ante large Oxen.. 4 2 4 0 !;.);Itlidown Wethcr 5 2 5 4
itiine Scots ...• •4 8 410 Ditto ~ut. of the wool
Large coarse Calves 4 0 4 6 large .11o,;s ...... 4 0 4 6
Prirne small ditto .• 4 8 5 0 Small Potters .... 4 8 5 2
Suckling Calves ..20 0 29 0 quarter old Pigs ..18 0 26 0
Inferior Sheep • .3 10 4 2 Lambs 0 0 0 0
ZeTMIXTGATE AND xasztprimas.l.L.
These markets were very firm, to day, and the general
(Notations had an upward tendency. •
At per stone by the Carcase.

Bepf S. d. to s. d. s. to s. d.
---••nfer10r...... 210 3 2 Mutton, inferior .. 3 6 3 8
""--- Middling •• 3 4 3 6 middling.. 310 4 2
}rime large .• 3 8 310 prime 4 4 4 8
prime small .• 4 0 4 2 Pork, large-- 4 0 4 8
eal.'” ••••••• • • • 3 10 410 - small ........ 41U 5 2
Lamb. Os Od to Os Od.
BOROUGH HOP WEARMMT.
For all descriptions of new Hops, the demand has
fallen off this week, and, to effect sales, lower rates have
been again submitted to by the tJAlers. The supply an
offer considerably exceeds the wants of the brewers,
ho purchase only for immediate us”. Old and Year-
ling Bops may be had at unusually low rates, but there
are no buyers for them.
New Hops. Per cwt.
Sussex pockets
Weald of Kent ditto
Mid and East Kent ditto 3/ to 5/ 12s

COLONIAL.
FIZIGAR.—The market for all descriptions has been
dull this week, and prices have ruled more in favour of
the buyers. Barbadoes by auction has realised 44s to
45s 6d for fine yel'ow, and 39s to 41s 6d for mid.
REFINED. Standard Lumps have been at 54s to
34s 6d per cwt.
BAST INDIA.-2,846 bags Bengal only partly sold at.
rather lower prices. Low and mid white Benares 41s 6d
to 42sa 6d, and low strong yellow 33s to 34s per cwt.
Mid- and good sound white B,,nares was taken in at
43s to 44s 6d per cwt. ; 2 301 bags Mauritius went at
lower rates ; low brown 28s to 29s ; fine 32s
to 335. and low yellow 33s 6d to 343 6d
per cwt. Manilla, 8,285 bags brought 37s 61
to 39s Gd per cwt for low and mid, brown. Java, 3,052
bags partly sold, damp and washed grey and yellow at
40s to 443, and brown at 36) 61 to 39s 6d per cwt.
FOREIGN.—Porto Rico has been sold at 41s to 45s for
mid to good bright yellow, and at 39s to 40s 6d for low.
MoLassEs.—Porto R'co partly found buyers at 18s,
and Rio was taken in at 15s.
COFFEE.—Jamaica has been sold at 24s to 53s Gd,
but Ceylon has attracted chief attention. Fine ordinary
has been at 48s to 493, and there have been sales in
other qualities at from 343 to 495. and up to 70s per
t. La Guayra has been taken in at 60s, Porto Rico
has been:sold at 29s
.61 to 30s, and Costa Rica has
realised is to 2s advance, ord being at 295, and pea-
berry at
.perr
, 40s 6;l' to 493 per cwt. Good greenish Mocha
nas been mostly taken in at 56s to 57s per cwt.
r4cE,—Good white Bombay sold at 13s 6d to 143 per
Not much l!as been done in the article.
SALTPETRE.—Mid strong grey eight per cent refrac-
glen has been sold at 30s per cwt.
COTTON —This article is influenced mainly by the
nectuation at Liverpool.
e_TEA--At the public sales of 4,600 packages, only
1 Tut 1,600 found buyers, and at about the previous
s. The arrivals are increasing.
TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is 44s 6il to 45s per cwt on the spot

. CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY.)
~..The Lord Chancellor did not sit in his court at
westminster to-day.
VICE-CIIANCERV.—(TIIIS DAY.)
Ilis Honour the Vice-Chancellor of England w:
wOCcupied the whole morning with unopposed eau _
etititons, short causes, and 0f
cause petitions, none hinn possessed any fc atures of int:l-est.
BAIL COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Justice PATTESON.)
MISCONDUCT OF A SOLICITOR.
WthieMr. WHATELEy, Q.C., applied to the Court for a
osenisi, callirg
Per. name he' did not mention, nor the name of the
why on whose behalf he moved, to show cause
W,,..':3' hia name should not be struck off the rolls for
alenilduct. The person on whose behalf he moved
a larsPeeulated largely, and being desirous of raising
e
„, Re sum of money upon the security of scrip,
se'l'asted his attorney, first with 690, and afterwards.
2 shares, in the North Staffordshire Railway, in
order he might obtain for him the necessary
Auto the . and funds
value of the first being at the time 3,024_/.,
b:„--
ail second 868/. He stipulated that he should
41n'.4'lowed to redeem the whole of them, but on in-
11:Ytihe found that the had been sold a consider-
-414._ Ille before, and could not now be obtained.
1507 ether the attorney had not accounted for about
hi ', and had besides commenced actions against
;., hint for bills of exchange, which were givenduring
en,. transaction, and for costs. The matter was
_-
Thor" to arbitration, but no result took place, al
anongh the defendant had sought an adjournment,
besides to pay the costs of the day, and 101.
es
--Rule granted.
StCONDARIES. (THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Secondary JAMES.)
This
Was
NORTON V. MICHAEL.
the b 1 an action to recover the sum of 8/. Os. Gd.,
TO anee off an attorney's bill.
the the nff is an attorney in Jewin-street, and
defe°l9shrl was for professional labour in obtaining the
in aclant's discharge from custody, and assisting him
.ips:ing through the Insolvent Court.
ti the retainer on the part of the defendant was dis-
'"Y Prover
and the only question was as to
amount.
They h -1 he original bills amounted to 131. 155.2 d.
had been
court , taxed by the proper officer of tad
b(en talneci"
001 one 14s. and on the other ls. 2d. ha The Jury gave
"rY ga_______ve a verdict for the amount claimed.
ettRKENNVELL.—(
Eck,„, r -L. THIS DAY.)
41,1r8 s " uarnes was 4 charged with attempting to rob
I
r, - ...,
rare Smith, the landlady of the Lord Nelson
heft -' and with committing a violent assault upon
a
wu iti appear that Mrs. Smith yesterday evening
When
strine act of crossing towards Woburn-square,
Whoa t e !.'it some Person handling her dress, and
raised urnlng round, saw the prisoner with it partly
When 11113- She immediltely seized him by the collar,
e str
her to nggled Violently to get away, but finding.
he
`peen resolute for him, he caught her forefinger
co" his teeth, bit it in a most savage manner, and
comb Wed to "hold on" until a gentleman came up,
Was :.Y Half throttling- him, made him let go, when he
itniandt,cl over to a constable.
Aire, 134-,isoner said he was a respectable person.
itetuttii Tawflivr said, as no property had been
itssatiltY ski"'
he should treat the case as one of
tenen ~ and fine the tw prisoner 51., or, in default, son
v nitn to be imprisonednod, with hard labour, for two
° laon ths.

The. AMBETII.—(TIIIS DAY.)
ter4a ca.se of tip, young man, Ireerd, who was yes.
ti guard
tind •3' leolanded on the charge of stealing a watch
C 4, iNi4 gave' into, the property of his grandfather was. , and, after some further evidence of
r pira.al rticular importance, he was fully committed
l.
for 8 Master joined with his mother in an application
Lik 8 Summary punishmr,nt, the former offering to
hi,e him back into his service, so strong was
,tti.
.ennfidenc in his honesty. They believed his
yo'4ll.lent, that he only stole the watch through re-
fithhgeer.for supposed ill -usage onhe, the part of his grand-
). Mr. NORTON said it was a fearful thing that he
i,84°41(1 have allowed the girl Mary Ann Turpin to be
btlnished for the crime of which he was guilty.
17her,„erhaps, also, whatever his character might be in
gullDlNrespects, and whatever reparation he might
shown a disposition to make, by confessing his
shown
it would be better for himself that he should
b 4ive a severe check in the indulgence of his re-
.ekeful spirit. The
te „ depositions were forwarded by Mr. Norton
iii, Secretary of State, in order to the immediate
‘Jerstiort of Mary Ann Turpin.
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.11,1-`tiiNeeting of Protectionist Peers and
Lord George t
k„..dtrient, supporters of Lord Stanley and at 0,
Members of
1144141 z, wei to have been held yesterday morning,e At
~thcellilla4„ni°ll of Laid Stanley ia St. James-square. At
lwa,,-,:ir aPPointed for the conference (twelve _ n
in.
iiitatif\-' of fifty gentlemen were in attendance. A
attttak-4,.svas, however, made that, owing to a sudden
411 e O' gout, Lord Stanley was unable to be present.
Ilvellille",ting was then adjourned until Monday next, at
stlifit,„ 0 ekek, in the hope that the Noble Lord will b
Knowsley -park.
vl:ntly recovered to remove froro
cle4rit he n,av is. It is not the intention to
for Monday,
nli it i
,`' Proposition to the rneetine convened tor
~
Atipi ', 51together matter of sp, culation what measures
per are prepared to recommend for the approval of
4' tallent- The object of the conference will therefore
!'pli, c,n.ider the propriety of neither individually or
11 inetl4lY "PPo,if,g the Government, until the country
ten Itlessession of the outline of the measures they in-
./.0:: recommend in the ensuing session of Parliament.
Ztlij4 ING or SPANISH BONDHOLDERS. --- The
tr, 34t, butch advocate Mr. Keyzer, accompanied by
aril, :, Wertheim, a wealthy merchant of Amsterdiltn,
Nfr-, etgis in tovvn on Wednesday evening, as a deputation
ti:cit„'-' mice of the I).!•P''t }I,,IdPrF of Spanish
itlitt:' t'h be Present (by invitati,,n of the London corn-
-11, I,)'-'') at the ineetinq of the Spanish hondhold,rs to be
441714 t the London Tavcrn this day. Both gentle
444 v- f:r some time pas, ~,,,,,, 3,,,1,1zi,.u.,::- exemed
lob tent and influence to further the interests of the
4 neglected creditors of Spain.