The Sun.
London, England, 1847-03-17 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(YESTERDA

11.11.7
ELT).--111 erld Mr, `_'lBs to 3/ 'Gs; Clover ditto
3! 84 to 41 Itss ; and `,A.fin, I/ 10, to lf lfis per load.
A Pali av,orage supply awl a heavy demand.
t'u1tr,NR;„*.N0...._..).ie.,,,10w, Ilan, •)/ 8 to 4/; Clover ditto,
3/ 5, to 41 143; and Straw. !! 14s to 11 lips per load.
Traci,: dull, at the. a'ou..c. quo:
WIIITECHAVILL. —Meadow Hay, 2/ 5s to 3/ 16s;
Clover
ditto, 31 8s to Si; and Straiv, 11 lOs to 11 14s per load.
Supply good, and trade dull.

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COLONIAL.
SuaAa.—Only about 80 casks British Plantation beg
been sold, including a few crystalised Demerara, by auction'
without change in p
M 6
rites. the public sales have confailli
5.763 bags 491 casks Mauritius, 6,650 bags SO chests Belle:
And
398 bago Madras 310 baskets 472 bags Penang,
cases Bahia, nearly all of which sold at steady prices, evert'
ing the low brown qualities, upon which a further reduction
of 6d to is was submifted to. The quantity- of British Plan'
tation landed last week at the East and West India Docks,
was 217 hhds, and there were taken for home consuMPtl°n
283 litids 17 tierces 4 barrels. The stock in the same places

is 1,647 hhds 278 tierces 576 barrels. Indite
COFFEE —1,500 bags Ceylon and 466 bags East ....,,A
were chiefly taken in, exceptin r a few lots of ord to real goer
ord native Ceylon, which sold at 43s to 453, being mtue
higher. list
Rum.—The quantity taken in fn• home consumption
week at the East and %Vest Jolla Docks was 216 Punsthe
hbde, and ex,,orted 123 puns 87 hhds. The stock in, _„,
same places is 7,879 puns 1,248 hhds. The stock of forells"
is 282 puns *thdras°l
RICE.-2,000 bags Bengal at auction were WI
i'mve the value.
SAIMPICTitE.-1,480 bags Bengal realised full prices. Ict
SPICE• 3.-366 bags White and 300 bags Black Pepper s°
at full rates. nd
Tm.i.ow.—P.Y.C. is 51s 31 per cwt. on the 814't4 $
Town 53a per cwt. 36
TEA.—The market has been steady.

(From the London New Price Current of March 16.)
SuGAL—To-day the market presented a firmer APP`the
ance for the better sorts of free and slave-labour sugar'
home-trade were axious to operate, exporters and
re
ermu
liners working under bond came forward with more IM
and an advance in the value of some sorts took place' t bere
the public sales of East India and Mauritius Sugar

was fair competition in the biddings. , bi
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REFu a
sEn.—To-day refined goods were largely n rob'r
the home trade, and advanced rates were paid. A fu.-4beed
rise is expected to take, place shortly. In Bonded ll.'
Sugar large purchases were made, and higher rates givetith
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon Madras Sugar met
little attention, and 5,193 bogs at public sale went 6d.
to iy
per cwt. under former rates, but the whole sold. near,
still plentiful, and the parcels offered at auction amounteuit's
8,020 bags, still the chief part sold at and after the seles
the former value. ti d
MAUNITIUS.—This afternoon the quantity of Maori
Sugar offered at public sale amounted to 11,194 bits, -tbe
767 casks, and consisted chiefly of bright grocery sel.'"'t fly
demand was active for all kinds, and the whole sold at 'II
former rates, and in some cases even 6d per cwt advance'itor
FOREIGN.—To-day there were numerous inquiries doers
Foreign Sugar of all sorts for exportation, and our rel.;
working under bond, manifested a greater desire CO OPerab-a
the rates offered were fully equal to those of last week'
caused
holders insisting upon an advance of is to 2s per cwt,
the operations by private treaty to be unimportant. ip
MorAusEs.—There has been little business transacted
ig
any kind, of West India, and the tendency of Pricgs
downwards for all sorts. At public sale, 90 hhds of Cs
pore taken in at 275. bus
CoFrxr.—This afternoon there was only a moderate it to
ness transacted privately in Ceylon, but it was difficult
at
purchase good ordinary pale Native under 43s per cvi';‘,' 2$
public sale 400 bags of East India were sold at Is .‘"
lower.
~,fro of
TEA.—There has been little desire evinced by the die
country trade to operate, in consequence of the puhl,c;:gli•
declared for Thursday being large. Green has been el td
dealt in for all purposes, notwithstanding the moderate 11
that exist. to all
RICE.—To-day the market had a dull appearance - rirso
sorts of East India Rice; and privately little business 221
done. The value of white Bengal, on the spot, is nclid
to 23s 6d. At public sale 187 bags Madras were
21s 6d for low mid white, being rather cheaper; S,TA-ried.
Arracan were taken in at 21s for bold dingy white ha" ""10,
FRUlT.—There has been much inquiry after Denis 1v05"e%.
in baskets, for wine making ;- but the supply is nesr
haunted. Valentias are little wanted. The stock of Till'
pulled Figs being heavy, holders accept 42s to 465. Cil,,rfto
for home consumption, are in good request. Elm:tie oi"-
are in increased request. „ sit
SPIRITS.—The market has still a heavy appearance '.9,4"dtss

descriptions of Jamaica Rum. Calcutta and
met with little attention. Leeward Island is heel 5s
disposal. Demerara of strong quality can be obtained jog
to 5s 3d ; still the purchases have been small. There be at
a large stock of Brandy here, and several parcels ne""the
hand, merchants have submitted to rather lower rates for
younger kinds, but old sorts are held for the previous up,
rency. ifeat
INDlGO.—Holders of all descriptions of East India Mandy
firmness, and supply the market sparingly. A fair queue d
has been taken. The rates paid are fully equal to 005
the last quarterly sales, and in some cases rather above. t.si
COCIIINEAL.—This afternoon Cochineal met with "ist
attention, and 61 bags Honduras at public sale went 2d
5s lid to 6s Id, for low to middling Silvers being Id to
per lb under former rates. r drss
SALTPETRE.— To-day, at public sale, 396 bags of Ne, 7i
Saltpetre were taken in at 26s 6d for good white chrYet4"
per cent, which is above the value.
Omg.—This afternoon a large demand existed for Linsti.
Oil for home use and export, and prices advanced to 28e
the spot, and 28s 6d for delivery. A far
TALLOW.—There has been a falling off in the demand 0„
Russian on the spot since our last report; holders br y
ow
cepted prices 3d per cwt under these that previennlY.dir
veiled. For de!ivery in the lase three months of the
good demand has existed, and 46s 3d to 46s 6d
given. The value of home made 50 to 50s 6d net As"
is . and there
for present delivery, but the demand is less fit" 'fitly Caen
ii a fair supply. Other kinds of Tallow have siightlY
in value.are the rca

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.—About three o'clock on the
afternoon of the 12th inst., as William Sothron, of Area
Quay, of Sunderland, was proceeding through the fields 011
the pathway leading from Sunderland to Hylton Ferry, 11
wds violently assaulted by two men, and robbed of a leethea
bag containing twenty sovereigns and a half sovereign, e°
201. 1 Is. in silver, the property of Messrs. Hutton and Co''
Claxheugh Paper Mills.
A WOMAN KILLED DT HER HUSBIND.--011 MOP!
day last an inquest was held at Newcastle on the body 01,101
woman named Ryan (the wife of a railway labourer),
had died from the effect of blows given her by her busutd,
in a dispute that arose between them. The inquest WI
journed till Thursday, when a verdict of
was returned.
Tr • betray
GOVERNMENT AND THE CEMRTZRIES.--11 It
as generally stated, that one of the new sanatorf,lll,B2,sLat
of Government is to positively prohibit, by at!'„ott—ouloire,
further burials in the crowded grave 3-ards r-vidae
districts, a very great change will take place in jeer
land near large towns, of sufficient size for cemater',fired
much as the difficulty of finding land distant three
y irds on all sides from houses of 501. per annum °lt -the/
manslaugm,-
wary greet. In fact, the Woods and Forests declare o.
have not, near London, more than one or two sites force"'
teries in their power.
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FATAL FIGHT NEAR WOLVERHAMPTOP,
Friday an inquest was held on the body of Richard garret-
a miner, who was killed iu a fight near Monmore Gress g o$
Saturday night last. The investigation commencer wis
Monday, at the Birmingham House, Bilston-road, 1)11`,
•
then adjourned by the coroner, in order to afford time :Ici it
post mortem examination. From the evidence addige,,„k
appeared that the deceased, together with William .Eif;ii.
John Wright, Robert ‘Veaver, William Harris, Isaac "the
ley, and a number of other persons, were drinking at gip
Odd Fellows' Arms, Monmore-green, at a late hour on wdr
turday night. A quarrel arose in consequence of tIPIO, of
ceased blaming one of the company for knocking a tienoss
ale over, and two or three rounds were fought in the ',mg
between him and Robert Weaver, but it would appear "4,0
the deceased, who, it was stated, was very drunk, "by
not then hurt, and the quarrel ultimately became one
tween the deceased and William Evans, in cOO
quence of the latter taking the part of lv„.'"-:0;
and they left the house for the purpose of fighting. `„off
rounds were fought in the road opposite the house, in —bit
of which Harper was knocked down by Evans, and When of
the last time he was rendered insensible, and unable teLy
up. William Harris seconded the deceased, and Isaac 1111".1;6
backed Evans. After the deceased was knocked down to
third time, Harris and Evans fought, and it appetite t•oti
the deceased was left lying in the road, little or no attenti
being given to him, one of the witnesses stating that be hstiiii
him lying under a window, quite dead and cold, about
an hour after the tight. A past mortem examination 05 tit
body was made by Mr. Edwards, surgeon, who stated tot
he found a bruise upon the region of the stomach, and t of
congestive apoplexy of the brain appeared to be the calle,frlbi •
death, which a blow upon the stomach would produce. ~.`OO
jury returned a verdict of " Manslaughter against Will1„d
Evans as the principal, and against William Harlin
Isaac Hadley as accessories." Evans is not at present in c"ift
tody, having absconded, but the two seconds, who were
custody, were committed for trial.—Stafford Adrertiser. nor
GLASGOW PIG-IRON TRADE, MARCH 11.--
market for pig-iron has been very slack for some time Pko
and to-day sellers of mixed Nos. appeared at 71s. Gd.r
no buyers. A gradual decline is looked for until the Pn
reaches such a limit as will induce foreign buyers to 0001
—Glasgow Post.
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BIRTHS.
On the 3d of December, 1846, at Valparaiso, Chill, the wife of lair'
Thomas Gray, of a daughter. ~.0,
On the 10th inst., at Hyde, the wife of the Rev. Charlesx e""
of a son.
..,1 Of 0
On the 10th inst., at Ellenbank, Dundee, Mrs. James Edwai-,
daOnuhter. egh
g the 10th inst., at Glyn Garth, Anglesey, the lady of n
Beaver, Esq C.D.,
On the 1 lth inst., at Hallowell Hall, the lady of Major Wade. -
of
On a n. ~, dsore
oche 11th inst., at Kensington, the wife of Charles G. El, .n
Esq., of a daughter. n oial
on the 1 ith inst., at Woolwich, the lady of Captain Harlson,
Artillery, of a daughter. e.„,, i r,
On the 12th inst., at Grove-lane, Camberwell., Mrs. A. M.°
of a daughter. Of S'
On the 12 th inst., at Western-terrace, Bilghton, the w---
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Salton, Esq., of a son.
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MARRIED.
On the 11th inst., at St. John's Church, Paddington, urs. Duper,
of Ogleworth-park, to the Vicomte le Valmer. to
On the 1 ith inst., at Cime, Dorsetshire, Viscount Ebrington,
Miss Darner, eldest daeghter or the Hon. Colonel and Mrs. pawl°
Damen