The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-02 00:00:00

COAL MARK E'
Isle's West Hartley 15s Od
oddle's W. Hartley 15s Od
t7rr, I Hartley
ylooster main- ]4s 9d
ottb 's Primrose
italit Adairs Main l3s Od
44bedl ey 'a Hartley: l2s 9d
rting's Hartley l5B Od
Ittlirwell Main .... ... 14s 6d
liorth Percy Hartley l4s 6d
:relio Redheugh
„on field Moor
oWillev l3s 9d
nYiain
1,, Wall's End, tn.
01l end Brown ... 15s 9d
14 *mks and 5s 9d
—rae,n,a Co.•
14s 6d
GoBforth
,odley
15s 9d
4.aarton
15s 6d
ld
4,0t8,i, par lss 3d
15s 3d
mUnii-vvorth lss 6d
alker
rncliffe
Lreall in n
b _41411 Mgar• l6B 3d
•moltnotit n ..
16s 3d

Braddyll's Hetton l6s 9d
Bell
Haswell l7s 9d
Hetton
Lambton
Russell's Hettoa
Shotten
Stewart's
Whitwell
Caradoe
Cassop l6s 3el
Hartlepool l7s 6d
Hudson's Hartlepool l6s 60
Heugh Hall
Kelloe 165 3d
South Hartlepool
Thornley
Trimdon
Denison lss 9d
Seymour Tees
Tees
West Cornforth
Whitworth l4s 6d
DerwentwaterHartley 14s 9d
Howard's W. H. Neth l4s 9d
Hartley
Parson's Graigola 2ls Od
Skips at market 153.

THE CORN TRADE.
wAREFIELD CORN MARKET.—FRIDAT.
hettarvest has proceeded favourably this week, there
9`ult but little interruption from rain. There is a fair
,lY of Wheat, some portion of it of the new crop, the
htitY and condition of which is very various, and prices
lace from 64s to 625; old is held rather firmly at Is.
Oats, Shelling, and Beans are dull, and rather
hi 1 • Malt is in good request, and ls. to 2s. per load

WhEA CURRENT PRICES OF THIS DAY.
T, per quarter 8 bushels 601 b:—
''ex, Suffolk, and Norfolk, white
Ditto, red ...
etnabridge and Lincolnshire, white
Ditto, red ...
lorkshire, white ...
Ditto,
,Atutzic and Konig,sburg
zialtic and Hamburgh •.•
Odessa
kekBlit LP",e_te,rsbui:g"h
and
of 8 lushels: •
,POreilnX per
tainding
.„„
eNS,, per quarter of 8 bushels 631 b
,r,Nhah Small ...
4.,ek •
•••
•••
re'gn
• •
••• "'
bkYptian
etta, boiling...
o.,pitto, grinding
VS, per stone •
p—nglial • ... 11 12 —l3
181
21191 12
T, Per lolled. olifia6d i3mf p2e6rlianl bushels 40 41 —42
4,kpb X .£
—..SEED, per last of 10 quarters impl. 26 27 —2B
Whet. ARRIVALS.
Barley. Oats. Beans. Peas. Tares. Malt. Shelling.
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. s. Qrs. Qrs. Loads.
1 221 2,019 1,096 141 196 140 70
AVERAGES FOR TREdWEEK ENDING AUGUSITQ,2S.4.
Qra, s.s. d.
Okte4t '.. • ... 7,362 53 11 Beans .. ••.. • • 140 37 634
.•
••••• • • . 1,428 24 414 Peas.... ••.. • • 10 35 6

S. S. 8.
... 59 62 to 63
... 55 57 58
.. 57 59 —6l
... 54 56 57
... 57 59 —6l
... 55 57 —59
.. 59 61 —63
... 56 58 —59
... 49 51 —53
46 48 50

32 33 - 34
30 31 - 32

... 37 38 -40
... 37 38 - 39
... 36 37 - 39
.- 32 33 -34
... 40 42 - 44
... 37 38 -40

LIVERPOOL—FRIDAY.
11,„Tile duty on Wheat has declined to 7s per quarter; on
oen, Barley, Beans, and Peas to 2s 6d per quarter; and
teo‘jatB to 28 per quarter. The arrivals since Tuesday,
43 Ireland and coastwise, comprise 5 quarters Barley,
aoa ,quarters Malt, 44 quarters Oats, 12 quarters Peas,
barrels
Oatmeal, and 900 sacks Flour; from Canada
Wh'errels Flour; and from foreign ports 597 quarters
24:e,lit, 11,446 quarters Indian Corn, 300 barrels Corn
ex-oe, 9 loads Oatmeal, and 3.023 barrels Flour. The
▪ Writs in the same time amount to 1,552 quarters
• 14'44, 1,300 quarters Indian Corn, • 483 barrels Corn
621 sacks and 410 barrels Flour
Kith the exception of a slight shower or two, the
tir tether for nearly a week past has been extremely fine,
lett considerable progress has been made in cutting the
b eat crop; but, as yet, a very small proportion has
41,/elsared from the fields in this vicinity.
hut here
appears to be less alarm about the potato crop;
"e do not find the reports to be materially improved.
fore trade has been extremely quiet; the transactions
a orkektroption having been few and unimportant, with
Agrot concession in tavour of buyers.
76 6,:evy Parcels of bonded Wheat were reported, and
4 per 70113 paid for Polish Odessa.
dealt this day's market there was a fair attendance of
msv s, but the weather being uncommonly fine there
• 4
e y little disposition to purchase any article.
4t Wheat the sales were extremely limited, at a re-
et%etl.9u of 3d to 4d per 701 b our both free and bonded ;
Ooe for Fleur there was scarcely an inquiry, although
oired at 2s per sack and Is per barrel's reduction.
her: Oats and Oatmeal there was no change; the stocks
beE
being reduced to a narrow compass.
5Y
ofPtiEn sin Beans
Beans , I
Barley, were s per
4830 r Pas no but
material
in the
gl
• tt' e
ution occurred.
moderate demand was experienced for Indian Corn
itti. do
per rn Meal at a decline of is to is 6d per quarter
barrel.
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11, 4E 0011,LAW.—Returns moved for by Captain
echell, R.N., the Member for Brighthelmatone, show.
thatd the grand total number of families relieved " oit of
.r()(18 " in the various unions, incorporations, and single
irishes of England and Wales, during the week ended
oth of February, 1847, amounted to 365,247 against
;412,1,017 in 1846; the total number of persons so relieved
Tit792,486 against 648,748 in 1846; the amount of such
-door relief to 56,5801. against 47,991/ in 1846; and
Minsber of persona relieved with indoor relief to
414!,575 against 105,390 in 1846. The number of way-
-141.13, g or vagrant poor relieved in workhouses, yards,
"ci asylums on the night of the 15th of February, 1847.
11440Unts to 4,047 against 1,906 on the night of the 16th
" Pebruary, 1846.;