The Sun.
London, England, 1847-06-09 00:00:00

MARKET NE WS.-(YESTERDAY.)
HAT lITARICETS.
Surrittrmt).— Meadow Hay, 215 s to 3115 s ; Clover ditto.
315 s to 41 15s ; and Straw, 11 Gs to 11 103 per load. Supp/f
tolerably good, and trade dull.
CUMBERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 21 8s to 3/ 17s; Clovedr.
ditto, 315 s to 4/ 14s ; and Straw,
Trade dull at the above quotations. 11 81 to 11 13s per 10a
WHITICHAPEL.—Meadow Hay, 2/ 51 to 31 15s ; Clove!
ditto, 31 5s to 4/18s ; and Straw, 1/ Gs to 1/ 12a per load.
A full average supply, and a heavy demand.

COLONZIMD.
&xi...R.—A fair business has been transacted in British
Plantation, about 840 hhds having been disposed of, fig
inchirlin(
some Barbadues by auction, which chiefly sold from 429
to 48s 6d for mid to fine yellow, being again rather lower
for the Barbadoes, but the transactions privately are at stesdi
prices. The public sales have offered 7,989 bags Bengal'
which only partly sold at Is decline on the previous rates,
Benares fine and very fine white, 48s to 51s, and low 449 f
per cwt. The quantity of British Plantation landed last
week at the East and West India Docks was 561 hhde
tierces 3 barrels. There were taken for home consumption
1.324 hbds 114 tierces 322 barrels. The stock in the sar°e
places is 12,389 hhds 1,257 tierces 3,224 barrels. 311
COFFEE.-596 bags Plantation Ceylon went 23 t° „n
lower, and Coloury 53s to 56s 6d ; for tine ord Pale, 4796 u ""
49s ; and Pea Berry 55 to 563 per cwt. and
Rum.—The quantity landed last week at the East
West India Docks was 553 runs 235 hhds. Ther°
were
taken fur home consumption, 105 puns 41 hhds, and e
ported 83 puns 11 hhds. The stock in the same places 13
9,929 puns 1,940 hhds.
RICE.-4,680 bags 1,450 pockets Bengal were chiefly
posed of on er easier .
SALTPETRErath —550 bagsterms Bengal brought steady prices, 23,i
per cent. refraction 29s per cwt. ld at A re'
Splcss.-1,050 bags Malabar Pepper only so
duction of lid per lb. e_ And
TALLOW. —P.Y.C. is 50s 3d to 50s 6d on the sP
Town sls.
TEA.—The market is quiet, but the deliveries for C 0"
sumption are rather large.
Corros.—There is a moderate demand.

(From the London New Price Currext of June value
SUGAR.—To-day a further decline took place in th,ec-
, for
of all kinds of raw sugar, although the quantity re"
sale was no so e ea last week.
tion of 6d to lar
Is having itbeen
was
submitted toArefrurltPel red
VhetThiu;
aldsc
Auscovado, occasiond fair purchases to be made in all kin
both for the scale and pan.
REFINED.—To-day refined goods met with little attend,:
from the home trade, although there were sellers of br°los
grocery lumps at 61s 64 to 625. A further increaie.
taken place in the supply. Bonded Crushed Sugar
brisker dement'. le And
AURITIUS.—This afternoon there was no ptthlic aa;lbere
privately little business was done in any kind. ,
were sellers rather under former rates.
EAST INDIA.—TiIiS afternoon the quantity of ns•herirl.
Sugar offered at public auction amounted to 5,5°.,,v0a;111;
the demand was extremely limited, and a small par ruin
sold, although holders submitted to a reduction eo '
rates of 6d to Is per cwt. tferi"
Foams( —To-day Foreign Sugar met with afods,
tion by private treaty from exporters or the borne "eOOO
and purchases could be made upon rather lewer terms. '
was offered at public sale. 1, desire,
COFFEE.—This afternoon there was not twice
evinced to operate in Mocha coffee, and 121 bales 2Sloyor
bales at public sale were only in art sold at ratbeer sloe
rat-s. For West I falia the market ips quiet. Native Bather-e
is not much in request, and 1,806 bags
lower rates. Of Plantation 10 casks 837 bags were °,l mid'
the superior sorts fetched stiff races, but the low an
dung kinds only in part sold at rather lower prieea• /vale.
Cocoa.—To.day there was a little demand for
were sold at
ered;
and 471 hags Grenada at auction were only
lower rates.
TEA —There te
• ere are ready sellers of Congou Upon flare
reduced terms, as the trade in both town and collar)" erf the
with caution, and tbe supply bein. lar ie. e'Fei,fiebliTsitirTiceel
in p%aVrets 'sold
middling and superior sort!). For gotherbkinds
the market has a dull appearance, and the tetalencYhe rode.
is downwards, as the supply exceeds the wants of t
All kinds of green have been operated in with cautions the
although there are sellers upon rather lower ternla...alen d, of
supply is large; at auction 2,887 pkgs have been elic
which only 400 were atually old. west
Rica. —To-day Eastc s India Rice was in extensive r
nsid,
by private treaty, and further advanced rates were
1;601
g
making the rise since Friday last is per cwt. At in
at
1,37 a bags were offered, when the sound was take°, but
21s 64 for good middling white, being above the va'ud tbird
the sea damaged sold, first class at 20s, second 19s,
and
16s 6d per cwt. rePPer
SPICES.—To-day at public sale 643 bags galab3r 3,t to
were taken in at the former value, via, heavy bro Erica,,
wn.,
34d, but the damaged sold at 24d. to 24d; 115 lisle r' ober
Ginger at 38e to 38s 64 for good sound, which la
cheaper. IslapSPlßlTS.—Although there are sellers of Leeward boo
upon further reduced terms, still the purchases made haveDoie
limited at 3s to 3s Id per gallon proof strength. Ea!!it cer•
is dull of sale, and can be btained at 2s 10d proof w",, ope•
tificate, being under previous rates. Jamaica has beetradet
rated in with caution by exporters or the hone tovrar
although all descriptions can be obtained upon rather.
rates. In Demerara the purchases made have been et,,a to
moment, and there is a desire to sell strong sorts at 44*,,,011
4s 7d per gall n. With all kinds of Rum the marks 1,6 to
supplied, and as there are large arrivals near a han,u'e,
prevailing opinion is that a further fall will take P,latince
prices ere long. Although Brandy can be purchasea drbo
further re luced terms, yet the home and export demi°, Are
been limited, whilst there is a large stock, and parceisori.
near at hand. Geleva is wanted for exportation. f...0r,,1i51i
tish Corn Spirits the demand is good at 11s 64 for Pli6
nett cash ;
urrirrne.— Scotc
Rou h and h
Ihas not metrish lls 5d twith soo lls 6dmuch saes
l. tiorl
Sa
hae
from exporters or the home trade, whilst merchants
been more desirous to realise. The limited business trap
acted by private treaty has been at rather lower prices.
CocuusEAL.—There has been only a limited haall,4e
transacted in either black or silvers, but holders evince 111-

firmness..
LAC DYE.—The quantity offered at public sale to-dal °to
large, and amounted to 500 chests ; the whole sold, owiag
rather lower rates being taken.
TURPENTINE.—Prices have again given way for Spin
and only small purchases were made. Of American theres;d
further arrivals. The stock of Rough is on the increases
reduced rates have been taken. For Tar the market

dull appearance. • bet'
On.s.—For Southern Oil rather lower rates halln,g„,ogi
submitted to for all descriptions has occasioned the uersold.
to be good, and the parcels offered at public sale werelsh_.
and amounted to 230 tuns. Cod is little wanted. s"`efsro
been operated in with caution, and prices continue o.the
and
way. There is still a good supply of Sperm Oil,
trade operating with caution, prices continue on the ug-teci;
0160 tuna offered at public sale a part only sold. The 9„tioa
of Fish Oils has been further increased. but the consuolt; is
is good for the period of the year. Cocoa Nut has s plf
excellent demand, and in consequence of the small jots
buyers have been compelled to pay stiff rates by rood
treaty, and at auction 50 hlids of fine white Cochin 'eutiots
55s 3d to 56s 3d. Olive has been operated in with ClL,ter
by exporters and the home trade. Palm has been in ucaiers
demand, and in consequence of the limited supPlYt boo!
have been compelled to pay st iffer rates, whilst privatelyse
parcels have been disposed .)f. Rapeseed Oil met little atte,n`oil,
There has been less activity in the market for Linseed
and prices have assumed a downward tendency; on the4l
the home trade operated with caution. Lard Oil Its slu
at 44s to 49s per cwt.
TALLow.—On the spot Russian has been in excellent e;
quest, and prices continue on the advance. Home nuld,e,,la
with ready purchasers at the improved rates of 49s to *rdr
nett cash. Other kinds of Tallow have been in increase,'
!nand, and brought further advanced rates.

_ - -
iHnoqrus
ce.ss
et
hwooais. h held
before lA
srt. IWuiGll in. LE BR e Baker, aotn tdhaeyß taanc
lane, Kau tiff, on the body of Ann Ford, aged
effectsdforty-snixf
receivedSuoda3,
froma manmorninglastn
froma
n named Henry Jones k"
seY
rison, with whom she cohabited, on the night of Satur
i7ijho :rite died
the
the 15th of last month. The man is in custody, Ind Ao
remanded by ;dr. Ballantine, at the Thames Police-courrl.
Wednesday last, on a charge of assaalting and wounding . ,
deceased. Inspector Bils,,n deposed that, in pursuance oil%
structions from Mr. Ballantine, he took the prisoner He
to the bedside of the dying woman, and in his presencewho
made a statement, which he took down in writing.
inspector then put in the declaration. It stated in effect t
Harrison came home .trunk on the night of the 15th of
and beat ant kicked her in a very brutal manner. The he
he
claration was signed by the deceased. The Coroner said
deeply regretted that the usual course had not been follow
to,
on this occasion, and that Mr. Ballantine, the magis,trlbs
had not taken the evidence of the woman upon oath, He did
presence of Harrison, which he ought to have done. 136„0
not think he could receive the statement of the womsrlor
produced by the inspector as her dying declaration. Sim
evidence to that given before the magistrate having 17,
adduced, the Coroner summed up. and the jury returne:
verdict of " Manslaughter agatest Henry Jones Harrison

eTIRTIIS.
-,teril
On the 2d inst., at Edinburgh, the Lady Anne Ch.—
of a son. buf,
On the 26th ult., Mrs. Thomas Mayhew, of Glastoe
of a daughter. legret6
On the 31st ult., at Hamburgh, the lady of A- * fa eon;
Esq., Consul- General of `. exic • for the Hanse T0e13,,„,', of
01
On the Ist inst., at P. l kb* n-iye, Mrs. Joseph "
a daughter. SO°
On the 3d inst., the wife of F. edetic Ticehutitr ria -" •
of Hastings. of
inssot.,n a . A., of Ci*
On the 4th at John-street, Act.joi, the law
H. Goddard, Esq., of a daughter. , 1 StrilY
On the 4th inst., at Kilburn Priory, the wife 4:4 "' Gr.
.
dell, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 4th inst., Mrs. Henry
Dorset-square, of a daughter. nry
".
of
iirs, Lb.
On the 4th inst., in Montaru I B nston-54:lu—
lady of H. P. Gipps, Esq.,`'--P ace, qa
.re. lir*
of a sun.
On the 4th inst., in Duke-street, Grosvenor-34°— ,
A. Roche, of a son. 11104
On the sth inst., the lady of Alexander John Suthe
M.D , of Parliament-street
, of a son. wife of
On the 6th inst., in Gibson square, Islington, the
Pililtoo-streot
the Rev. Charles Fox Vardy, A. 51 of a daughter. of
0,. dolt
On the 3d in.,t ,ar Goodrest Lodge,' Berks, the
Captain Edmund Buckle, Bengal Artillory, of a son- ~
-`outer
On the 4th inst. Mrs. William Price, Corn
if*"
Holloway, of a daughter.
___—.------"-*-'
vth. to
MARRIED.
On the 2d inst. R. T. G. Gynbon MonypennYr 'el, 6031
Janet Phillips, eldest daughter of the late Lieutenant-wv
Burney, 8.N.1. n Clanlefil
On the 3d inst., at Westham, Essex, the Rev. -.. cd.--
Layard, Vicar of Nlayfielri, Staffordshire,
daughter of the late S. J. Somas, Esq., of Stratford-g e.'"
Essex.
_......----""
to Sarah, r _.,.

Di&h.
On the 22.1 ult., at Boulog,ne-sur-mer, Dougal Cao32!Deb
Esq., M.D., half pay surgeon, oyal Artilley. re*
On the 27th ult., at Brusse Rls, Captain Thornao Di
former
the 28zly of thh
e 3ult., at9th and
VBa Blleytielth Reg s
iments. Bird
Our d. Perthshire, LallY tho
Pre'tcn, 01 Valle) field and Ferntown, widow of General
Right Holt. Sir David Baird, Bart, G.C.8., K.C.
Clara
On the 30th ult., at Le B,cage near BordeauX,_,o
Eliza, the wife of Fra..k Cutler, Esq., her Britannic
Vice-Consul. ed 75.
On the 3d inst., at Peckham, Surrey, Mr. J. Leck,i,on'
On the 3d inJt., in Upper 13elgrave-place, Mr. •
Cocking, aged 73.
road, 1,4112"
On the 41h inst.. at Surrey Cottage, Cowles'
beth, Surrey, Mr. George Hamden, aged 75. : FSl'
On the 4th inst., at Farnham, PikeP41,03,11,. 61.
On the 4th inst , Elizabeth Hawke, the wife 01 "'.•
Harris, of St. ieorge's place, North Brixton, aged
On the 6 h in Montague-street, Portroan-e4-'
Farrant. Esq., aged 74

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