The Sun.
London, England, 1871-02-25 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES
Pd Pd
A uglo-Austrian Bud- 20 It Inge Can Cavour 33i
holders' Certificate 1 3 100 Do 6p c Bonds. re-
-10 BerlinWaterworks(L) 16 168 deemahle 1870 62 64
30 Bolckow-Vaughan L) 32 37pm 30 London Fin Assoc(L) 19 18113
100 Boston City (U.S. 111, 8
P g Sterling Loan 93 95 4 Lon Gen Omnibus
4 Brit & Fgn Marine Ll4B 48pm 28. 13-16, 15-16
25 Canada 'Company. 74 76 2 Lou & Prov Marine L) 1818 pm
10 Ceylon Company, L) 3 31dis 38, 3-16 x d
35 City Offices (L)
111, i, it g 5 1) c by Ind Gov. 101 102
90 Colonial (LI
5 Coin Union Assuruce 4: 4n4im 5 Natnl DisctComp L) 118 128
9, 7-16 12, 8
10 Crdt Pone of Eng (L) 3 38 21 N Zealand Loan and
3 ?-16, 1-16 Merc Agency IL) .. ii pm
100 Crystal Palace
100 Do Pref
100 Do 6p c Peru Deb.. 110 115 61 N Britsh and Mere (L) 28 30
27.' Ebbw Vale Steel LI.. 1091 dis 5 OcesnMaritielnsur
100 Viceroy of Egypt 7P g 50 P and 0 Steam 44 46
Mortgage Loam ... . 78 79 10 Do do New. 1867 4'3 dia
100 Egyp 9p c V'roy L 09.11, 50 Rhyinney Iron
guar by Egyp Gay.. 97 99 15 1)o New 9 91
98', 9 60 Royal Mall Steam
13 Fore-s6Varehonse (I) 717.2 in 6!, 21
pin , 12 Tel Con and Main L) '258 26
100 Fgii :laid Colonial Gov 25E, 8
Trnst 6p c Bonds.. 100 102 2 Thsines and Mersey
102 V.arine Instil* (I,
71 GetiOredt&Disnt(L).. if Ipm Tobacco 6 p c 'Loan.
78, 8, xd guar by Italian Gov 89 91
14 Gen Stu Navigation 28 29 89
29 5 Trust aud Loan Co of
7 Hooper's Tel Works _ 1 idis Upper Canada
6 1-16, x d 5 G Marine. Lvpool (L 48 58.,in
17 Hudson's Bay BB 88 20 Union Steamship (I,) 23 '25
N. 7-16 6 liiii tad Dis Corpnx IT, idis }pm
45 Tudrbbr,GutPer.and 5 Univ Marine liist,r(L, 6 6tion
Tel Works LI ... 508 511 12 Warrant Finalise—, 8 7 a's
5 InternlFinan 50c1.1.) 28 28(1m
2), 13-16 x d ,

. 21 3

MINING SHARE LIST.—FEBRUARY 24.
Messrs. WATSON BROTHERS.
Mining Offices, 1, St. Michael's Alley, Coruhill, London.
Market dull. Great Laxey, South Condurrow, Prince of Wales,
Don Pedro, and West Maria flatter. Cooks' Kitchen, West
Chiverton, and Carn Brea firmer.
earn Brea. 521. 55
Chiverton Valley.
Chontales (Gold),
Cooks Kitchen, 20, 21
Devon Great Consols,
Drakewalls, 1, 11
Don Pedro North Del Rey, 21. 21
East Caradon, 51. 51
East Lovell, 30. 303
East Wheal Grenville. 31, 3/
Eberhardt end Aurora, 151, 16
Frontino and Bolivia (Gold).
—R., —5.
General Brazilian,
Great Laxey, 171. 18
•
Great Bfotallack.
Great Wheal Voir. 41, 5
Hingston Down. 15a, 17s 6d
Marks Valley, 71, 74
New Behlon,
New Lovell.
North Crofty. 21, 3
Pary's Mountain,
Ferran Wheal Virgin,
Plynlimmon,

Prince of Wales, 11, 13' •
Providence Mines,
Roman Gravels,
,Itosewall Hill and Ransoms
United.
South CoudurroW, 41, 4i x d
South Frances, 321, 35
Sweetland Creek,
Tiniterville, 121, 121
Tanned] (Gold), 28s, 30s
Tincroft.
Trumpet Consols.
V
Vaann. Consols, 2, 21
West Chiverton, 37i• 40 ..
West Maria and Fortescue.
28s, 30s
West Seton.
West Tankerville, 2/, 3
Wheal Crebor,
Wheal Grenville. 4, 41
Wheal Kitty. Sli Agnes,
iWheal Margaret,
Wheal Mary Ann.
Wheal !Thy, 41, 41

MARKETS.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, FRlDAY.—Notwitstanding that
the business actually transacted, except in sack flour, was not
extensive, a slight improvement was observable in the •tone,
though no material alteration took place in the quotations.
There were fair supplies of both English and foreign wheat on
offer, which changed hands quietly, at about previous curren-
cies. Barley was in good supply, but indifferent condition.
Sales in all descriptions were effected cautiously, at recent
prices. The malt trade ruled dull, without change in value. There
was a limited supply of oats on the stands, more especially of
sound samples, consequently prices were well maintained,
though the inquiry was not active. Beans and pease were in
slow request on former terms. There was a good demand for
country markets, which realised the rates current on Wednes-
day. Other descriptions of flour were unchanged. Arrivals.—
English and Scotch : Wheat, 1,340; barley, 3,010 ; malt,
800 ; oats, 760 ; beans, 600 • peas, 270 qrs. Foreign : Wheat,
9,260 ; barley, 8,700 ; maize 1,450 ; flour, 1,090 sks., 7,550 brls.
METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET, FRIDAY.—There were
moderate supplies of meat on sale here to-day, which changed
hands quietly at about previous quotations :—Per 81b.
by the carcase :—lnferior beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Od ; middling
ditto, 4s. Od. to 4s. 6d. ; prime large ditto, 4s. 6d. to
4s. I.od. ; 'prime small ditto, 4s. 101 to ss. Od. ; inferior
mutton. 3s. 4d: to 4s. Od. ; middling ditto, 4s. Od. to 4s. 8d ;
prime ditto, 4s. Bd. to ss. Od. ; large pork, 3s, 4d. to 4s. 4d.:
small ditto, 4s. Bd. to ss. Od. ; veal, ss. Od. to ss. 4d. ; lamb, 7s.
to 88.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET, FRIDAY.-A decidedly quiet
feeling has pervaded the Hop Market. The business transacted
has been less extensive. Nevertheless full prices have been
realised. Mid and East Kents, £2 Os. to £7 Os. per cwt.;
Weald of Kent, £2 Os. to £3 155.; Sussex, £1 15s. to £3 10s.;
Farnham and country, £3 15s. to £5 12s. ; olds, £1 Os. to
£2los.
LONDON WOOL MARKET, FRIDAY.-The public sales of
colonial wool are progressing steadily. The export inquiry has
continued, notwithstanding that there are still obstacles to the
rapid diffusion of produce on the continent, and prices are well
maintained. The sales will be brought to a close on Monday
next.
BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS POTATO MARKET,
FRIDAY.-Fair supplies of potatoes have been on sale. There
has been a moderate inquiry, and prices have ruled as under : -
English shaws, 80s. to 110 s. ; English regents, 70s. to 90s. ;
Scotch regents, 755. to 905.: rocks, 655. to 755.
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET, FRI-
DAY.-Sugar : The market continues dull and drooping. Coffee :
There is very little doing, but values are maintained. Tea
Only a limited business is passing at about previous rates. Rice
is quiet, but prices are unchanged. Cotton : The mar-
ket is rather more active, and prices rule steady. Good
fair Tinnevelly, gd. Metals : Copper firm. Chili bar, Edward's
brand, £66105. cash, and £67 for good brands. Tin dull ; Straits
£129, spot ; ape ter firm, £l7 155. to £lB. Scotch pig iron
firmer at 525. 4d. buyers spot, and 525. 7P. month. Oils :
Linseed firmer at 31s. 3d. to 313. 60., London ; 30s. to 31s.' Hull ;
31s, 9d., February-April. Rape dull, and English quoted at 445.
per cwt, Tallow steady at 445. 9d. spot and March ; 455. 9d.
to 565. last three months. ,
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT, FRIDAY,-This market
continues quiet, and the amount of actual daily business done
since Tuesday last has been below the usual average of late.
As regards the values of yarns and cloth, there has been no
material change since Tuesday. but the tendency of prices is
towards greater ease, and the extreme rates asked on Tuesday
are now less easily obtained. The slight reaction in prices is
caused by the quieter tone of the Liverpool cotton market.
Yarns for home consumption are, pretty firm, espe-
cially the medium and fine counts, and a good
business is doing ,in them. Yarns for India and China
are still comparatively neglected, and their value hardly ob-
tained. A fair trade doing in yarns for the Continent. Cloth
is without change, the bulk of the production is working to
contract, and whenever this is the case, manufacturers are firm
in refusing lower rates. The daily business in cloth not con-
tracted for is enough to carry off stocks as they occur, and prices
in these cases are weaker. Printing cloths of best makes are in
good demand for the home trade. Heavy goods for the Con-
tinent are dull. The market closes quiet, and prices barely
steady,
SOUTH WALES TRADE REPORT, FRIDAY.-A more hope-
ful tone characterises the iron trade of this district, inasmuch
as the prospects of peace are considered tolerably assured.
Prices, however, are far from being remunerative, a fact which
is mainly due to the service competition of North
and South Staffordshire. The rail mills continue
busy, principally oiL American and Indian account,• but
there is very little doing in bars. Pigs are in improved re-
quest. In the tin plate trade there is nothing fresh to note.
The demand for steam coals is improving, several large clear-
ances having been made to France during the last week. To
other parts the shipments have been of the average character.
House coals slightly quicker.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY.-Opening Report.-
At this market to-day wheat opens quiet, at the full prices of
Tuesday last. Flour is in fair demand at previous currencies.
Holders ask extreme quotations for Indian corn. Other articles
firm. C'osing Report.-At this market to-day wheat was 1,1.
to 2d. dearer, with a good consumptive demand. Flour was a
shade better. Indian corn and beans rather worse to sell.
DUBLIN CORN MARKET, FRIDAY.-At this market to-day
Irish wheat was steady, y prpign wheat in poor demand. No
change in prices of either. Flmir was dpll in tone. Barley
scarce and unchanged in value. Black oats 3d. better. Maize
was not sought after ; price same as last market day.
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FRIDAY.-At this market
to-day wheat is held firmly for last week's prices, but the de-
mand is chiefly for fresh reds, Barley in less supply, and fine
qualities fully as dear. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY.-Opening Re-
port.-This market opened with a fair demand to-day. Sales
probably 10,000 bales. Weekly sales,
93, 84,000 balesooo bales ; ;
total,
stock, 62,000
bales ; export, 17,000 bales ; port,
765,000 bales ; American, 401,000 bales. Closing Report.---At
this market to-day a fair business was done, without change
in prices. Sales 12,000 bales, including 2,000 bales for specula-
tion and export. •
CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, FRIDAY.-The de-
mand At this market to-day continues• good, at former prices.
GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET, FRIDAY..-Market firm,
but litt'e doing. Buyets R.t 525. 6d. cash. Sellers asking 525. 7d.
CORK BUTTER MARKET, FRIDAY.-Ordinary, firsts, 148 ;
seconds, 1485.: thirds, 133 ; fourths, 112 ; , fifths, 905.; sixths, 70s.
240 firkins in the market. Mild cured : firsts, 150 s. ; se-
conds, 1505.: thirds, 146 s ; 6 firkins in the market.
FROME FAIR, FRIDAY.-At Frome fair to-day there was a
good supply of cheese, which met with a moderate demand.
Prices wete lower than anticipated; Cheddar, 725. to 80s; doubles,
665. to 755. ; thin, 58s. to 705. The supply of cattle was below
the average, but they met with a ready sale. Good barren
stock fetched £l6 £l7 to ; inferior beasts, £ll and £l2. Horses
and sheep were very scarce.
THE PRICE OF TIN.-The tin standards were reduced this
morning £2 per ton all round. The prices now are-For
common, 120 s. per cwt. ; superior common, 121 s. per cwt. ; fine
215.; per cwt. ; and superior fine, 1245. per cwt.

143IALLPDX IN THE ROYAL MEIVS.—Twc) cases of
emallpolhave occurred in the Royal Mews; but, owing
to the excellent arrangements made by Dr. du Issnuier,
and the immediate revaccination of the Queen's servants,
the disease-has not extended.—P-fncet,

• The death is announced of Lady Mary Hoare,
widow of Mr. Henry Hoare, of whose exertions in the
revival of Convocation notice was recently taken by that
body. She was the daughter of the second Earl of Rom-
ney, sister of the present peer, and was married to Mr.
Hoare in 1836.—The death is also announced of Mrs.
Braidwood, widow of the late Superintendent of the
London Fire Brigade.
- -

The Grand Jury of Monaghan have granted £5OO
ipensation to Mrs. IVl'Mahon for the murder of her
husband at Emyvale on the 12th July last. Judge Fitz-
gerald, in opening the commission, referred to the murder,
saying it appeared to have arisen out of that spirit so
rampant in the North of Ireland. He could not find
words sufficiently strong to mark hiS abhorrence of the
wicked childishness and folly of these celebrations.
W 0 have to announce the death of Louisa Anne,
widow of Sjr Robert Frankland RusSell, which 'occurred
on Tuesday last, 2,t Chequer's Court, Wendover, Bucks.
Her la,dyShip was the third daughter of Lord-George
his wife, danghter of
1t David's,rancisiy
att. She was born in 1790,
Lieutenant-General nEti.sGheonpe(l! S
and married, in 1815, Sir Robert Franldand seventh
baronet, who afterwards assumed the additional name of
Russell, and died in 1849.
—GRATEFUL AND COSI-.
BREAKFAST.r.—EPps'S 0004.
FORTING.—The very agreeable character of this preparation has
rendered it a general favourite. TIP 4ryice Gazette re-
marks ;—" By a thorough knowledge of UV natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a
careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa,
Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavourpd beverage which may save 113 many heavy doctors'
bills,' gad]. PaCket is labelled—JAMES EPPS & CO., lionlceo-
pathie Chemists, London.' Also,'makers of Epps's Cacaoine, a
very thin evening beverage.-44'0,