The Sun.
London, England, 1870-04-14 00:00:00

MARKETS-YESTERDAY.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY.—At Mark-lane
to-day the show of English wheat, although only moderate, has
been quite equal to the demand. In both red and white produce
sales have progressed slowly, at about late rates. With
foreign wheat the market has been fairly supplied.
The business doing has been only moderate, at
the rates previously current. Moderate supplies of
barley have been on the stands. The trade has been quiet, at
late quotations. Malt has sold slowly, on former terms. Oats,
the show of which has been moderate, have changed steadily, at
previous quotations. Beans and peas have beeninactive. Flout.
has sold slowly.

LONDON TRADE REPORT, WEDNESDAY.—Tanow has ruled
steady, at 455. spot ; and 465. last three months. Petroleum
dull, at is. Bd. Linseed oil flat, at 325. 6d. London,32s. to 325. 3d.
Hull. Rape, 40s. to 425. 3d. Straits tin is dearer, at £l3O cost.
Chili copper, £66 15s. to £67 for bars.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET, WEDNESDAY.—In the hop market
there has been a continuance of quietness. The business doing
has been very moderate, and the quotations have beon almost
nominal. Mid and East Kents, £7 to £l2 125.; wealth!, £6 to £8 ;
Sussex, £5 12s. to £6 125.; Bavarians, £6 6s. to £9 ; French, £5
to £0 ; Americans, £4 ss. to £0 ; yearlings, £1 108. to £3 per
cwt.

METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET,WEDNE6DAY.—Themarket
has been moderately supplied with meat. The trade has been
quiet, at about late rates :—Beef from 2s. Bd. to 4s. 4d. I
mutton, 2s. 10d. to 4s. Bd. ; lamb, 6s. Bd. to 7s. 4d. ; veal, 4s.
Bd. to ss. ; and pork, 4s. 2d. to &s. 4d. per 81bs., by th•
carcase.

LONDON CiffircrA.r. zw2utKET, WEDNESDAY.—Sugar has
Tu-leu nat, annd the advance noticed yesterday has been practi.
tally lost. A small quantity of Mauritius -has changed hands,
the buyer getting the whole benefit of the duty, except about
6d. The coffee sales have gone flatly, and values have been on
the decline: -The tea sales have closed steadily, at previous
rates. Rice,-dull. Fine Bengabsaltpetre, 245. 6d. to 255.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, WEDNEsnAr. —The market
closed quietly. Sales, 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 were on
speculation.

LIVERPOOL COPPER MARKET, WEDNESDAY.—Market firm,
bars, 664 to 67 ; ores, 13.

ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 12.—Tallow, on the spot, 56},
3 roubles, 581 ; clean hemp, JUne, 38k.
HAMBURG, APRIL 12.—Speltcr, 2,500 spring, 121. Wheat—
April-May, 1031 ; June-July, 110. Rye—April-May, 79 ; May-
June, 79 ; June-July, 80. Rape oil, spot, 29i ; May, 20} ;
October, 27i.

BERLIN, APRIL 11.—Wheat, April-May, 59 ; May-June, 59.
Rape oil, current month, 141 ; September-December, 13'02.
Spirits, April-May, 15k ; August-September, 1512.
AMSTERDAM, APRIL 11.—Rape oil, spot, 46k ; May-June,
46k ; autumn, 43k. Linseed oil, spot, 35; spring, 35 ; autumn,
31/. Petroleum, 25k. Banca tin, 76}.

ANTWERP, Aran, 11.—Petroleum, spot, 52 ; September, 55,
paid sellers.

PARIS, APRIL 12.—Rape oil, current month, 134'50 ; Septem-
ber, 1081.5.

HAVANA, APRIL 11.—No. 12 sugar, 13 ; Muscovado, 71.

A strange affair is reportod from Melton Abbas,
in Dorset.. A young woman, on making tea for a family
named Vatcher, put into the water a lump of lime. The
Affair was discovered, and the water has been handed over
to an analytical chemist.

A Toronto telegram says that very little alarm or
excitement has been occasioned in Canada by the
threatened Fenian raid. Nevertheless, several militia
regiments on the eastern frontier have been placed under
arms, and have received orders to be ready for immediate
service.

The inhabitants of Wandsworth and Clapham are
getting up an organisation to resist Earl Spencer's inva-
sion of their commons. Mr. Henry Peek, M.P., has
come to the rescue with an offer of £l,OOO, if four equal
sums are subscribed by June next, to fight the Earl on
behalf of the public.

The underwriters interested in the missing steamer
City of Boston have arranged to settle with the assurred
connected with that unfortunate vessel, being convinces
that she never will be heard of again. One or two of the
marine insurance companies have already settled on her
as a total loss._

The Registrar-General for Scotland points out
that, while there was an excessive number of deaths from
scarlet fever in Dundee last year. " all the other epidemia
diseases had a mortality greatly below their average "
only two deaths, for instance, occurring from measles. It
seems now to be an ascertained fact that when any en•
disease is particularly fatal there is a decrease in the
fatality of other diseases.

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BIRTHS.

ARNOLD - On tho 11th inst., at Forest-hill, Mrs. Joseph 0.

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Arnold, of a daughter.
MURRAY - On tho 12th inst., at Folkestone, the Hon. Mts.
Monto]ieu Murray, of a sort.'

MARRIAGES.

BAUMANN —PFUNGST —On the 12th inst., at Islington, Bon-
jamin, eldest son of Alfred Baumann, Esq., of Holland-
park, K3liSiDgtol3,
.to Mary Aimee, only daughter of T .1)*
Pfungst, Esq., of Highbury Grange
Nottroi.x--THOMAS-01 the 11th just, at Eryboline, Ttr.
W. Norfolk, of Appleton Farm, to Sarah Jane, daughter
of Mr. W. Thomas; of Lowhall, near Darlington.