The Sun.
London, England, 1847-06-07 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.---(THIS DAY.

CORN EXCHANGE—IVIONDAY•
The past week's arrivals of English Wheat for our market
were on a very limited scale, while those of all other grain
of home produce were small. Of Flour the receipts were
tolerably good. From Ireland and Scotland a few cargo
of grain came to hand, and from abroad upwards of 19,
quarters of Wheat, 6,000 ditto of Barley, and
of Oate, together with about 8,000 barrels of Flour, Tiers.
reported. Fresh up, an unusually small quantity et
English Wheat came to hand from any querter.'
consequently, the show of samples of that grain,
was trifling. The limited state of the supply
English Wheat, together with the large attendance_
of both town and country buyers, caused the demand to cult
very brisk, and an improvement in the quotationstbtainee_
32,000 dittO
On Monday last of from SIX SHILLINGS TO EIGHT sinew:o;l.
per quarter, and at which a clearance was speedily effect
Notwithstanding the show of Foreign Wheat was goods
sale for all kinds was very active, and a large business "Li!
doing, principally for the country trade, at a rise in Vele;
of from FOUR TO FIVE SHILLINGS per quarter. For expert 11,
• ie.
transactioustook place; but most of the supply Wee dieneeedbest
There was a fair demand for all inds of Barley. The
grinding qualities were a trifle higher;g but in the value of.
malting and distilling sorts no alteration took place. Althone
the quantity of Malt on offer was somewhat ow the incorlte;
the malt trade was very steady, and most of the larie h 1" ,
would not sell except at a trifle more money.
a better inquiry for Indian Corn, especiallylfhorerefl;Ff.
ing cargoes, at is to 2s per quarter more money
We had a very large supply of foreign Oats on show, but
of English, Irish, and Scotch was small. The Oat trade irf;
in a very inactive state, at barely stationer)? Pric,e/'„,ers
Beans very few saes were concluded, yet the currencies
supported. Peas moved off slowly, at about last week's Cif'
rencies. The Flour trade was firm, and prices had an up'
ward tendency.
CURKENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE 780 tO
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier.• • • • •
Red, New.... 868 to 92s Oats—Yorkshire and
Ditto,White, tcew 89s 100 s Lincolnsh., Feed. ... 3•6
..
Norfolk and Lin- Potato ........ 363
coin, Red..... 84s 92s Youghal and Cork. 8.50
Ditto, White ••• • • • 90s 96s Black. •••• •• • 36,20
310
Irish, White • • • 400
Ditto, White. •• —8 —8 Scotch, Feed. •• • as, 500
Rye—Old •••••••• • • • • —s a Beans—Tick .••• • " ". 6-6• 595
628 655
Barley—Grinding
5488: 50s
6 Peas—Grey Pigeons
Maple. ••• •:
6691.0.
Malting•
Chevalier 6os 61s White 6485,
If alt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers •••• • • • •70,
folk ...........• 74s 78s Flour—Town-made • • en. OS
Brown ...... ••• • • 688 708 Suffolk • • ...... • • ;v5, 650
Kingston and Ware 75s 76s Stockta & Norfolk
SMITHFIELD. AL Were
onFra veomwryheexneteet.isivoexsecna.le,
Caoswfosl.
The imports of foreign stock into London last W
calve&
lowsSreep. Lames* 98
Rotterdam
100 ... 344 900 ... 180 ---
Harnburgh 6O ... ... 40
Harlingen
Nieu Diep
Flushing — ... 200 ...
30
Total .. 374 764 1,820 230 the
At Hull, Newcastle, and the various other ontPt7, 400
arrivals have amounted to about 150 Oxen and Ce`ndeet
Sheep, 30 Lambs, and 40 Calves, in, for the most Piz we
condition, and which have commanded a The
in the local markets at improved quotations. fee
supply of foreign stock on offer here this mornievg, 800
comparatively speaking small, viz., 200 Oxen and C° buyer
Sheep and Lambs, and 20 Calves. The whole found wide
at advanced quotations. Froth our own greeing,idetud'
the arrivals ofßeasts fresh up to-day were small and -opplly
dling quality. This falling off in the Bulleeked
together with the large attendance of buyers, Stre• stye
siderable excitement in the Beef trade, an 3 .4.M .cet4
advance took place in the quotations. In some sibs,
primest Scots produced as much as me snmulecie Per Blbeo
but the more general highest figure was 55 Od
which figures are quite 6d per 81bs above those 0uw..,.„-- eet_:
this day se'nnight. Previously to the close of the ,rras
total clearance of the beasts had been effected. ~,.„'—ratred
decidedly one of the dearest markets on record. tew-tojetie
with those of the corresponding period in 1846, the clgo°fLooho
of Beef ranged from Is 8d to 2s; of Mutton, le per
811}6,..
8d to 10d ; of Veal, 6d to 8d; and of Pork, 2d to su rote se
higher than at that period. And these high rate!, Preyed
most instanees obtained with very little diffictlitrocei. ve"
Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire .
about 900 Scots, home-breds, and short-horee' rot*
the western and midland counties,
Downs, &c. • from other parts of England, 60°„4,1 5e01;.
kinds; and, 'from Scotland, 300 horned and IX"- SW"
There was a full average number of Sheep on offer' col
however, the Mutton trade was steady—though We beet eld
call it brisk—at last Monday's currencies. The pll
Downs, out of wool, realising 5s SPd per Blbs. The ego geOat
Lambs was tolerably extensive. rime breeds
request, at extreme figures, viz., 6s 10d to 7e Pet'/ priCT„,
other qualities were a slow inquiry, at last Friday_
With Calves we were scantily supplied, yet the: inciagi
800 Herefords,loo66
was dull, at the late decline in value. We had a elelf,,ted.
for Pigs, yet, in most instances, late rates were suPP° ,
l•
Per Sibs. to sink the offal. e. 4 -)0
Inferior Beasts..... 44t0 4
8 Second qualityditto 4 8 0 •
Second quality ... 410 5 2 Coarse-woolledditte 6 5-
Prime large Oxen •• 5 4 5 6 Southdown Nether 5
Prime Scots ......5 6 5 S Ditto out of the Wool 4 0 4 0
Large coarse Calves 4 4 410 Large Hogs ••• • •• 8 ~ 0
Prime small ditto •• 0 5 4 Small PorkerS •• • 0:
Suckling Calves ..21 0 31 0 Quarter old Pigs $ '
Inferior Sheep .. . 4 6 4 8 Lambs •• ••••• • •• -
SUPPLY AT MARKET. Tit
Beasts. Sheep. I Calves. I 300
I 2,630 24,910 211
NEWGATE AND ZEULDENEt AS,"eked'
The arrivals of country-killed Meat for these bat
since our last report, have been on a very limited sceiUoo:,
the supplies slaughtered in the metropolis continue ;d., oe
ably extensive. Prime Beef, Mutton, and Lamb We; coor
readily at very full prices; but all other kinds of hieeLree
mend very little attention. About 1,200 carcases of
e
Beef, Mutton, and Veal have been disposed off durieg
week. _ _

At per atone by the Carcase.
s. d. to s. d. tO
3. cl• 4
Beef, inferior• •••• • 3 8 310 Mutton, inferior 4 4 0 •
-- middling ••• • 4 0 4 2 ----- middling.. 410
- prime large 4 4 4 6 prime .... 5 2 6
- prime small 4 6 4 8 Pork, 1arge........ 310 ; 0
Veal •• • ••• • • 4 0 5 2 - small •• • • 4 8

Lamb. 5s 8d to 6s 10d
BOROUGH AND SPITALPIELDO.,, 004
A few arrivals of Potatoes have taken place from Jo
since Monday last, but the supply on offer is ex to
small. All kinds move off heavily, at next to nominflos
rencies. York Regents, 250 s to 2808; Ditto, Reds', este
2605; Ditto, Shaws, 200 s to 2205; Lincolnshire as 18051°
bridgeshire Regents, 250 s to 280 s; Ditto, Kidner,
2205; Dutch, 100 s to 180 s per ton. • •
33 OR.OUGEC HOP M.A.RZET. tc-ds/
Although the accounts which have come to hano,oolo,
speak of an increase of blight in many of the best
very little speculative feeling exists in our matlier;„coeit
however, selected qualities are held at a trifle more
'goof,
but all other kinds command very little attention: A. to Pi
pockets, 31 18s to 41 6s ; Weald of Kent ditto, 4'
,Tit.
12s ; Mid and East Kent ditto, 41 12s to 61155 per
WOOL.
Lon on ROO
Since Monday last the imports of Wool into „„d
been large, viz., 2,000 bales from New Holland,
_nileit:
do. from various other quarters. Although the erne, tor
offer in the private contract market are not today
trade is heavy, at barely stationary prices. it
TALLOW. e is3Pr°o6
This market Is very firm, and the quotations hal' oa
from is to is 6d per cwt since Monday last. PS. viAllof
spot is held at 50s 3d to 50s 6d per cwt. Town
49s 6d. net cash. Rough fat 2s 9%d per 8114.

IS 1"'
HOUSE OF. LORDS.—(TH Peer prl,ra
The House sat to-day to hear appeals. The irid
were the Lord Chancellor, Lord Brought'll2'
Dunnelly. 0410
RAILWAYco
RANGER v. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
Mr. S. TURNER resumed his arguments tv"---t apr t 0
appeal, following Sir Fitzroy Kelly on behalf et ...0 Drat!
lants. The case, as we have already stated, 'be
their Lordships upon appeal from the decision o,ancellerrg
Chancellor, overruling a decision of the Vice--Welt
England allowing a demurrer put in by the Great ejt
Railway Company to the bill of the plaintiff.
„ncuPi
The arguments in the appeal will doubtless '—
Lordships for several days to come.

ROLLS' COURT.—(
)
This cause came on upon further direction.
had reference to the will of Thomas Cross, 040
CROSS V. CROSS.
THIS
Ile VII 1 /I°. •
filed by his infant daughter, Adelina Cross. Vie t-0113,76
by his will, left an annuity of 801. to a worse') bote,P"
and the
Hannah Bush, with whom he had cohabited, 11
had three children living, to each of whom be left Jett a
but these, as well as other bequests, were declared to 00
and void in the event of his having issue by his wife.
facts had been found by the Master's report. 40
The case came on on Saturday, and the argumente,
resumed and concluded to-day, but some points vireP
served for further discussion on W, ednesday.
•
VICE-CHANCERY--(THIS DAlt)
(Before the VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND3OOOI
THE EXETER AND CREDITON RAILWAY COMPANY 03copir
His Honour the Vice-Chancellor of England vitts,o
the whole morning with a motion in this case forre...eterll
sistd
an injunction granted ex parte, restraining . the ,r. r
Crediton Railway Company from constructing tfo'''
the broad gauge.

QUEEN'S BENCH.—(THISAy')
(Sittings in Banco.) ar00;000
CONSPIRACY—THE QUEEN V. SELSBY AND -- A p
Wamasesa
opfroQcenendirrnegnatahineesstetmhaen defendant
ealaio;cridpele".:o
of Tthheisn
of
tßi
intimidate,
Liverpool,mmm manufactory
feFa,feribtroyoti
from
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hpDoruefaraws
tuA
rssiioneangsn,sarW s.
theiri
otherl soolnna,ewmsa
lawful
means,
and Potts,
others,oppeelorton
.rs s
.nee:
let ep:Pipe
ee irp
that the defendants, who were employed by PS.OI-66°
to
dissatisfied because they employed inexpenea $87,0
of perform the work of journeymen at reduced relepeaciriel.
the journeymen struck in consequence, and thesot
were appointed a picquet to prevent the contented
before
Off'
from pursuing their labour. The case was tried h P 6%
Baron Rolfe, at Liverpool. The indictment en I—cenci-ti
were arraigned contained upwards of twenty counTofeonw
jury found them guilty on the whole of them. The "
now appeared on the floor of the Court, and n tbe°.di.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL prayed judgment 110-alier% 0
Mr. KNOWLES, who appeared for SelsbY on -0
moved for an arrest of judgment and a new to
woo sif
ground that the verdict' as against evidence, as it the °I3
on the whole of the counts, which were inconsistent,
with the oth. tioo
Mr. BAINES and Mr. WArsois made similar Joe 0
behalf of the other defendants. rt. an lift%
Lord DENMAN deferred the decision of the Cou.-,ria
Learned Judges had had an opportunity of consul
Baron Rolfe. 1/4
CORONER OF THE BOROUGH OF WIGAN:THIS - •
GRIMSHAW.
T 1 a
e sunlafollowing
inry of
wasvinthicenjuadpgpomaernedt oinf the
onr Cnneilprtr„...gio/3
case, 11
Saturday : Wee P5l
Lord DENstax said the election of Mr. Grimsby i 0
Under any circumstances the council had no rigqed be
him at an adjourned meeting without notice. -111_.fi 0506„4
objected that the election took place before the itetl47 007
the letters patent, and that Mr. Rogerson wall iwt• 'toe
under seal, but if anything was wrong at the tbet
the election, everything was afterwards filOne cdociev_."
could do to make it valid. The town-council ware
_,ter
informed of the grant of the permission toe bold qwm:,,eivii!!„:
lions. They then met and made the appintmen/
tiol dope'
clearly that they did it bona-fide; and from that his
1842, more than six years, Mr. Rogerson performed
and received the fees. Nothin* was more dangerlod,
call this a void act. His appointment wasreCnr
Ogn_,, isso
was valid. The judgment upon the first and four
°e
must be for the Crown. rd DO
Mr. Justice PAITNSON concurred with Le.-

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