The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-23 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.--(THIS DAY.)

CORN
EXCHANGE-FRIDAY.
During the pre
sent week a very limited supply of Wheat
d carriage and samp .
ne u
es uf a
bl luyy
esrms all
the , odweimngantdo
of home produce has comeie to T
ohand-day thecoastwise,
quantity
owfetl
that
aats
de-
scriptionbylan
nincreoansedoffaetrtewndasanuc
wahsicahAive, at an advance of from is. to in some instances
anodf
tGorai
w2s. per quarter, and at which a good clearance was effected.
A good arrival of foreign Wheat has taken place, yet a large
quantity was taken on French account at ls. to 2s. per quarter
more money. Although the supply of foreign Barley was
good, the trade was firm, at full prices. The quantity of Malt
on show was not large, yet the transactions were wholly
retail, at unaltered currencies. Nearly 20,000 quarters of
foreign Oats have come in. All kinds moved off readily,
at Is. per quarter more money. Beans, Peas, and Flour were
quite as dear, with a steady inquiry.
ARRIVALS.
Barley.
240 qrs.

English .. .. ..

1ri5h.........
Foreign ......

Wheat.
3,040 qrs.

9,550
Malt. 3,430 qrs.
SMITHFIELD.
Our market being somewhat heavily supplied with Beasts,
the time of year considered, and the attendance of buyers
comparatively small, the Beef trade was somewhat heavy,
yet Monday's quotations were mostly supported. There
were on sale 277 Oxen and Cows (chiefly the latter), 270
Sheep, and 26 Calves from Holland and Germany. The
numbers of Sheep were by no means extensive; while the
Mutton trade was firm, and previous rates were obtained in
every instance. Lambs-123 of which came to hand per
railway from the Isle of Wight—moved off slowly ; yet
prices were firmly supported, and a good clearance was
effected. Prime small Calves sold at full currencies, but
other kinds of Veal were dull. In Pigs, exceedingly little ,
business was doing. Milch Cows were dull, at from 161 to
1815 a each, including their small calf.

Oatg Flibut
(i5O qrs. 13,410 sks
300
19,730

7,306

NEWGATE AND I.23A.DENEIAZa king, " the
- These markets were well supplied, generally spea
demand ruled heavy, as follows :

At per stone by the Carcase. H.
1, d. to 3 10
s. d. to s. d.
Beet, inferior...... 2 10- 3 0 Mutton, inferior •• 3 ‘,B 4 2
- middling •• 3 0 3 2 iniddling• • 4 yi 4 6
- prime large .. 3 4 3 6 -__ prime ••• • 4 ; 4 6
- prime small •• 3 6 3 8 f Pork, 1arge.......... •••• • • 34 -
"1•• •••• • • • • 4 0 410 - 5ma11.... .• •
v
Lamb. bis 4,1 to 6s 4d
HOHO'UGH HOP MILIMIEZT. best
We have again to report a steady inquiry
Hops, in pockets, at fully last week's prices, but all °ntl
qualities, the supply of which is tolerably good. c°sl,,,eL-gid,
very little attention.—Sussex pockets, 3118 s to 4/ 6s; 4i ras
of Kent ditto, 414 s to 4/ 18s ; Mid and East Kent ditto,
to 6/10s. for the ther

EXCHEQUER—(THIS DAY.)
(Sittings in Banco.)
sowLEn simpscai.
This was an action tried at the last asizes at 1-4"`"`
Ule
before Baron Rolfe, when a verdict was-
plaintiff..„
Mr. MARTIN now moved for a rule to show eau;',,",• had.
that verdict should not be set aside and a new tr'—hes-
The plaintiff was the proprietor of a newspaper in 11.13!1, ,he
ter, and the defendant a provisional committeeman ict,
and the t..
Lancaster and Newcastle Railway
Company',the in
was brought co—'
to recover the amount of an account lot .1
sertion of advertisements connected with this railwkidence
entered for t
pany. The Learned Counsel contended that certain i
inive
WC/Li tl
should have been admitted at that trial, that
entirely d altere the result.•
the rule'
The COURT was of a different opinion, and refuse.A
at
PARKR V. GEE. BarOnai
This was an action triedE R
before theN
Lord Chief
Guildliali, when a verdict was entered for the ilefre other
upon upon the issue of Not Guilty, and for the plaintiff on the
iss
Mr.ues. i•ir for
WIIITEUURST moved, on the part of the plain"' :Lie, oil
rule to show cause why that verdict should not be 3gl
the ground of misdirection and affidavits. The action
ore,
brought for the infringement of a patent for certain mr
od,
ments in the process of finishing hosiery and other yarn.
manufactured from lamb's. wool, angola, and worsted
The plaintiff purchased the patent some years ag° frel de'
Bates, who took it out in 1836. The plea to 'hf,eteN
claration was Not Guilty, and that the rnanu
baba
was not a new one. The question, however, was,
the defendant was guilty or not of infringing the al)e,.'t
tion of the patent. The Learned Counsel contended tu.'intits-
machine used by defendant was merela colourable 1,..j to
tion, and, though slightly different in construction's :,,ei•
point of fact, the same thing, and was covered by th '
fication of the patent. • .
_ _ _

The Court would take time to consider.
COMMON PLEA S.--(THIS D.`""AI .)
(Sitting in Ban Co.) _cots °I
The Court was occupied to-day in hearing argtl''
demurrers, which possessed no public interest.

WORSHIP-STREET.—(THIS DA
ded
Thomas Bone, who was a few days since remani r gOl-
the charge of obtaining, under false pretences, lbarle3
watches and other valuable property belonging t° Arnold,
Joseph Madden, was this morning brought before Mr'
the sitting magistrate, for final examination. sec ai4t
ra
By a singular coincidence, it appears that the F charge
of Bone was subsequently taken into custody on tea atilt'
of stealing a wriung-desk, and since the incarcerat,!° 006
latter, who was remanded at the Clerkenwell o'lo6o
the number of individuals who have been making lin oar
respecting him,`and who have been his victims, are that be
ber almost incredible. It was, however, necessn? der 0
should be brought to Worship-street this day, I
give evidence against the prisoner Bone, and 117;43 dir
warrant officer, accompanied by another constable for'
patched to Clerkenwell Police-court, where Madden "se,
mallv delivered over into their charge for that PurPr°o.s'ef/ti
The depositions, preparatory to the full cornmirt3l end
gate out,
gate of the prisoner Bone, were ordered to be nll-,-,
Maddell was reconducted to prison at Coldbath
grA,7,
RAILWAY COMMIII