The Sun.
London, England, 1846-09-14 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.--(THIS DAY-)

The CORN GETEXCHAISIONmarketD
astST• eg,
arrivals of E nglish Wh N
e ur
were considerably on the increase, those of an other art, c7i
of home produce, including Flour, small. From Ireland a
Scotland the receipts of Grain were very trifling, while to.
imports from abroad were on a limited scale. Fresh
to
day, a full average quantity of home-grown Wheat eitln.__„6,l.,
hand, coastwise as well as by land carriage, from
Kent, and Sussex, hence the stands were much better sIP,„
plied with samples than for some weeks past.
with the prevailing fine weather, had some i:isnrflbuente°egeetP°lllD'4
the trade. Fine dry qualities were, however, in steady F3_,"
quest, at an advance in the quotations obtained on InondeoYo'
last of Is per quarter, being a decline of is
re a
Friday's prices, but the middling and inferior kinds we,
slow inquiry, at the rates quoted on this day se'nnight,
an
clearance was not effected without difficulty. We had a fair
average quantity of free Foreign Wheat on sale. .11°Iderel
were not quite so firm as last week, and a few sales ‘`.
effected in the secondary qualities at a trifling decline
011
Friday's rates. The transactions for export in bonded .U,,,,
lities were confined to a few low qualities of Dantzie.
little Barley was on show. The finest parcels moveue:dy
freely, other kinds slowly, at late rates. Fine Malt, r tbs
for delivery, was taken off readily, at very full rate betio
middling and inferior hung on hand. The supply o:al!k
of Oats was very trifling; the trade was- therefore, te.latF
steady at Friday's advance of from is to 2s per quarter. itto
short supplies of this article may be expected for some L raj
hence. Several parcels of Rye found buyers at extra td
figures. The show of Beans was again small, but egttslato
the wants of the buyers, who purchased sparingly,a,triceS
rates. In Peas comparatic'ely little was doing, ano tat
were with difficulty supportea. Flour moved off slowly •
our quotations.
CURRENCY PER IN PERL; L MEASURE ,e.to
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—selhevalier • • • • • • ."
Red, New.... 49s to 56s Oats 1,-n•kshi re and 101
Ditto, White, Old • • 56s GM LincoOsh., ,3s
lead. 298 Of
Norfolk and Lin- Potatoe .••• • • • "," 9
coin, Red..... 1503 57s Youghal and Cork' , 280
2,0 s sio

Ditto, White .... 565 64s
Irish, Red •••• • • • . —s —s
Ditto, White.. •• • . —s —s
Rye—Old ••• . • 34s 36s
New.••••••••••.. 36s 37s
Barley—Grinding . 30s 32s
Malting . ........ 375 42s

311,
Black • 24s 300
Cork, White • • • 26s 9
Scotch, Feet' • ", 360 boo
Beans—Tick . • • • • ' 460 410
Pigeons . • • . • - • • 400
Pease—Grey. • • • • • • ' 410 bill
Maple. • • • • • • " •• 00 01

Chevalier
Aloft—Suffolk and Nor-
folk • s9s 64s
Brown .. 528 55s
Kingston and Ware 64s 65s

43s 44s

Wthte 5 .
Boilers ......... 54L ba(o
Flour—Town-made .• • 48° 4v:
Suffolk 445 43/
Stocktn &Norfolk 400

SMITHFIELD. , obit
We. had on offer about 650 Beasts, 2,100 Sheep and ,wa ea,
and 30 Calves from abroad, in, generally speaking (if weentd
cept the Sheep), good condition. Nearly the whole 1-00
buyers, at late rates. From our own grazing districts of
arrivals of beasts were somewhat on the increase, bill&
middling quality; altogether the Bullock supply was Ign%ts#
Prime Scots, &c., moved off steadily at last week's (10:,„0
dons ; but in some instances the value of the inferior bred
had had a downward tendency, and a clearance of such was tric°
difficulty effected. The droves from the northern dis ties
comprised 1,800 short-horns ; froat the eastern cona,e4
300 Scots, short-horns, &c. ; fro the western k.f
midland districts, 900 Herefords, rCnts, Pevona.eos.
and from other parts of England, 600 (.1 various
-e yet
The numbers of Sheep were again seasonablyextensi‘,;clo7,
the Mutton trade was very steady, and last .3.10,11-,,4".„ bers
rencies were readily supported. In Lambs, tin'
which were good—a full average amount of bus"' st
fii
transacted, at late rates. The Veal trade was stea%`iy,
prices. Pigs moved off steadily, at our (potations.
Per Sibs. to sink the offal.
0. et, to:. /
s. d. 1. d•
Inferior Beasts .... 210 3 0 Second quality ditto 4 2 4
"
iecond quality ditto. 3 2 3 6 Coarse-vaiolledeitto 4 6 4
Prime large Oxen.. 3 8' 310 Southdown Wetlrers 4
['rime Scots •• • ... 4 0 4 2 Ditto out of the woil to
Large coarse Calves 310 4 6 Large hogs .. •• • • 3 g
Prime small ditto .. 4 8 410 Small Porkers ••- • 4 o 19 g
Suckling Calves ..18 0 30 0 Quarter old Pigs •• 10 •
Inferior Sheep .. . 3 6 310 Lambs .• .... ••• • 4 ".
SUPPLY AT MARKET. rlo.'
1 Sheep.l' Calves. 4gl
1 31,070 192

• Beasts.
4,131

NEVTGA.TE AND LEA:DENYIALI" stit
Owing to the continued warm weather, scorcelr JO
country slaughtered meat has arrived hi,:ter since t%polo
se'nnight. The supplies on offer killed it. the Metrd
have, however, been tolerably good, yet the deitt've for;
ruled firm, and in some instances the quotations T.Ol, 111.
ther improved. Several carcases of foreign bea.,ts, s 7„:,
calves, have appeared on sale, and produced ful:
At per stone, by the Carcase. d• WI 10
s. d. to s. d. 1 ,
deaf, inferior...... 2 8 210 Mutton, inferior •• °, a 6
- middling .... 3 0 3 2 middling• • 4 3
- prime large .. 3 4 3 6 prime •• • •
- prime small .. 3 6 3 8 Pork, large .•••• • • • 3,
Veal•• •• •• •• .• .... 310 410 --small •• • • -

Lamb. 4s 8d to 5s Bd.

nOROUGH HOP MAXI.
Owing to the large quantities of new H M
psdaily s";tife?
here from Kent and :-ussex, the demand has been jot
and lower rates have been again submitted to. B15111:70est'
ties have, however, withdrawn their samples for the PA paw
Sussex Pockets are stung at from 80s to 88s; 321,7btedlii
ditto, 84s to IOOs per cwt. These low prices are wndo
caused by the favourable accounts from the plantat7. bsew
the excellent condition in which the Hops colve '7OO/
In Yearling and Old Hops, which are offering at col' ribf
reduced figures, scarcely a transaction has taken Pl•3c-, .
duty is now called 200,0001.
nostouGn AND SPITAIMIELVS' .psrs'
The supplies of Potatoes still continue large, but coe-..ip
tively speaking, of inferior quality. Selected qualities nit'
good request, at from 51 to 61 per ton, but the disease'
eels are selling as low as 31 pm. ton.
WOOL. o WO
The imports of Wool into London last week were B—n
10,
111 being from Hamburgh, 541 Algoa Bay, and the rerillencia
from various quarters. The public sales, which COO f tbo
on Thursday, continue to be well attended, and most °ciao'
parcels offered have found buyers at fully the last sal Fs 1:1014
In the private contract market very little business Js_,
yet the holders are not disposed to accept of lower rev.'
TALLOW.
This market is very firm, and prices are steadily a-nd per
ing. Fine old Y.C. is 42s 3d, and fine i:ew Y.C. 425 "c 1,41!
cwt. Town Tallow is firm, at 41s fid net cash. The
d
from St. Petersburgh received this morning have 3 Joe'
upwards; the prices paid are higher, at which a fair _ut,lsepot
is doing. The shipments are limited compared with I'
years. .41

SOUTH EASTERN AND u,,'.:;"'
NENTAL STEAM-PACKET COMPII" `' ,
(THIS DAY.)
The half-yearly general meeting of the
in this company took place to-day at the London'
Terminus. hw AO
The report of the directorswhich h'g'-a Isof 65'
, was shareb,orliegve
factory, was unanimously adopted, and a divides
-
per share was declared.

SPAIN AND PO liTV64°%l).

(From the Times.) .r £l.
MADRID, P°"' '
paps,
The Gazette of to-day has the following Pl'the
graph :—" We are authorised to announce tituip
marriage of her Royal Highness Donna 01141—
Fernanda with his Royal Highness Prilfem:itpcgry
Maria Philippe Louis d'Orleans, Duke 0' --)if) nt- eis
sier, has been stipulated and agreed on .t
Excellency D. Francisco Xavier Isturitz, Firs ak.
retary of State and President of the
her l‘lajestY
Cod
Ministers, with full power from
Lady the Queen, and by 11;5 Excellency CO if
Bussen, Ambassador of France, also with autb;rlo,
and full powers from the Ring, his august soiree' 0
and that the corresponding contract ;Ind act 11%,
Council
been duly drawn up, signed, and sealed: Inf°l.lllo
tion of this marriage will be duly laid I.`letbre

Cortes."
El Espanol says that a telegraphic disp3- froo
received yesterday by the French Ambassadot,reoch
Paris, dated the 6th, announcing that the 11,6*
Government approved of the conduct of thee' P 1;
sentative in this capital, and that, on the fel'Qeb
day, the ratification of the King of the Free 140
the marriage of the Infanta Luisa Fernan'aea
the Duke of Montpensier would be forf4r
Madrid.

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Accounts from Malaga state that six Pers°l3,o
been sentenced to be shot for the assassi°4lleors
Colonel Tubado ; six banished for ten and 5'
d,°l3'
from the Peninsula ; seven condemned to irr Ira folir
ment in a presidio for ten and six years ; 1
l o,clii:
women imprisoned for five and four Years' : lei
CI)
and four months. Two are also to be irol3rs°- ,
six months. 010 V 0
Rumours are afloat of a Carlist rising at kit' tr
and in Navarre a similar event is reported t°
place before long. 4.131°
Our Lisbon letters of the Ist instant s'a- 0039
a strong Miguelite demonstration had been
in the Minho. A similar movement being ti°
at Barcellos on the 28th ultimo, Conde Os
had ordered a strong force to that town, the 11„010tii
ante of which sufficed to prevent it. on other ;
the Commanders of the 3d and 7th regime ° CiF
fii11)11
succeeded in dispersing the revolters. T"e
plans of the Government had not been attended-
much success.
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CITY OF WESTMINSTER REGISTRATION.I be '0
Moylan, Esq., the barrister appointed to revlfie°' 4:l 1010
of the City and Liberties of Westminster, vvill 13
if 11
Court on Monday the 21st instant, in the
Court t iii
Vice-Chancellor of England, in Westminster-bol' 0
precisely. . It,
0+ 0
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Saturday aftern°l 0 if;
fatal accident occurred to a fine young man, oclifo hie)
per, named Sullivan, off Stone Stairs, Rate
ralt
upset
11l r$01:
practising in a small skiff for a rowing
~,rnes off to-morrow; but his frail bark was upsetia li
swell 0,7:, steamer, and the unfortunate Wan loot
-011 S'l drI

in consequence.
MODEL LODGING4PUSE, Sr. GILES'S.--",-
be to
da3g, pthr7haroautsieonins cGomeouirgeen.esetarefeotr, thes eGrecetsi,o,no_swasonf the poii4 ;0
lgoofrdowu.nod:dgsraanntdedFoforarstths.at purpose by tue L'°' ci
The secretary of the Hospital for Cons1313010:1171
Dibettl,es of the Chebt, has jut r‘ceived e
all,
one hundred guineas, through the vicar of W 2
i in aid of the funds of that institution.

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