The Sun.
London, England, 1870-04-06 00:00:00

MARKETS-YESTERDAY.

LONDON TRADE REPORT, TUESDAY.—TaIIow is MO eet
445. 9d. spot ; 445. 9d. to 455. June ; and 455. 9d. last thr!,.
months. Hemp and jute unchanged. Linseed oil firm, at 325. (1,
to 325. 9d. London, and 325. to 325. 3d. Hull, spot. Engl°,...
brown rape, 425. 6d. spot, and 41s. last three months. Turpe,
tine steady, at 31s. fur American spirits. Cotton in deniand 8

advancing rates.
inkmarket COLONIAL MARKET, TUESDAY.—The m
market continues quiet. Sugars have been little dealt in owl al
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to the expectation of an early reduction in the duties. kricesvr,
nominal. The coffee auctions have progressed steadily at 9.
fall prices for good colony qualities. Tea has remained withoti.
change in value. Cocoa has been in requeSt at full currencieS•
LONDON METAL MARKET, TUESDAY.—Tin has tended Ur.
wards in value. Straits, £127 10s. to £123 cash. Banca, 41t;
English ingot, £129 ; refined, £l3l. Chilian copper, 4,65-15 S. "-
£l6. Scotch pig iron, 565. cash ; and 565. 3d. one month.

BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS POTATO MARKET' TrJSS-
- markets have been moderately supplies} with
potatoes. The trade has been quiet, at about late rates. n,g:
llsh straws, 1203. to 1305.; regents, 100 s. to 1205.; Scotch regelll3,
90s. to 110 s.; and rocks, 755. to 90s. per ton.
LONDON WOOL MARKET, TUESDAY.—Owing to the neat
approach of the public sales, business in colonial wool has beeid
restricted. The tone of the market, however, has been firm,prices have been well maintained. English wool has been Viet'
but steady. .
METROPOLITAN HAY AND STRAW MARKET, TIIESDAI•
There was a moderate supply on offer to-day ; the trade was in%c_
tive at late rates :—Prime meadow hay, 765. 6d. to 845.; Inferl4
ditto, 60s. to 70s. ; Rowen, 60s. to 655. ; prime clover, 110 s.
1265. ; inferior ditto, 80s. to 955. ; prime second-cut clover, 90
to 1103. ; inferior ditto, 803. to 903. ; and straw, 20s. to WY"
load. •

PARES, APRIL 4.—Rape 011, current month, 124 ; September',
December, 109.50. Flour, current month, 56.25 ;
56.75 ; August, 57.25. .
ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 2.—Y.C., spot, 561 ; August, 57.
Wheat—May, 11 firm. Clean hemp—June, 38k ; rye, spot, 7P
quiet.
ANTWERP, APRIL 2.—Petroleum, • spot, 521 ; May, 521
September, 55.
AMSTERDAM, APRIL 4.—Wheat and rye unchanged, I,tll
oil, spot, 45 ; May, 421 0
; Autumn, 42/. Linseed oil, spot, '2
Snring„ 34i ; Autumn, 3.5 i. Petroleum. 26.

•
OARING ATTEMPT TO _ESCAPE FROM Pnisoisr•-'
The Gazette de Mons relates that the keepers of the prison
of that place and the brigade of gendarmes were throw°
into commotion two nights back by finding that O.'
murderer, Dessous-le-Moustier, lately sentenced to dea,.th,
ha,d disappeared from his cell through the window, PI
by some means contrived to get rid of the strait-waistee
which he wore, and then tearing into strips the caro:%
of which it was composed he made a sort of rope wh'if
he tied to one of the bars of the window and let himself
down.-- Previously he had to wrench out by an immense
exertion of strength the other defences. Researches Weil
made in all directions, and at last the fugitive, who 11a.
not been able' to get over the walls of the prison, was
found concealed in one of the vans, intending doubtless ti;
seize on some opportunity of absconding the first tinieiti:T;
carriage might be used. He was of course reinstalled
his cell, but under better guard.
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BIRTHS. G, of
DAvms - On the 2d inst., at 37, Princes-gardens, the is'""
Richard Davies, Esq., 3/M.P., of a son.
HARE - On the 2d inst., at 62, St. George's-square, the ii°l3.
Mrs. Hugh Hare, of a son.

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HOPPER— ADLARD—OnMARNA
the 2d inst., 'at Calcutta, EO'iljr.
Hopper, of Rangoon, to Clara, youngest daughter of
Adlard, of Hatton-garden, and Islington. 11-
,
STEVE'. S —BERTENSHAW —On the 2d inst., at Soutlroar,mst..
N. Stevens, eldest son of Richard Stevens, Esq , of Of' $.
bourne, Sussex, to Ann Cumberboach, only daughter°
Bertenshaw, Esq., of Blackfriars-road.

DEATHS: Of
FISIIE - On the 3cl inst.. at Rome, Charles O. Fishe, L•E"

4, Queen's-square, Westminster, aged 48.
FORSTER—On the M inst., at Denmark-hill, Surr,
Forster, Esq., of Eastcheap, aged 71.

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