The Sun.
London, England, 1870-03-11 00:00:00

MARKETS—Yesterday.

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LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, THURSDAY.-Ire"
business has been doing in tea, but prices have been 11,51;e0
In sugar, both raw and refined, the transactions have 41:60
stricted. Nevertheless, the quotations have been „,
adverse movement. Coffee has been dull, and buyers lo.r,faalera
offering lower rates. Good to fine ordinary and old 100,7:
575. 6d. to 58s. 6d.; low middling colouring, 68s. to 70s. 60•••er
old coloring, 100 s. ; small brown Ceylon, 41s. to 455•
Saltpetre has been very firm and higher in value. Jute
in moderate request at steady rates.
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LONDON METAL MARKET, THURSDAY.--Scotch playbee;
been steady at 545. 6d. cash, and 545. 9d. month. Tin
very firm ; Straits, £ll9 10s. to 1205. Copper has been
Chilian, £46105. to £46 155., and Wallaroo, £73. bee''
LONDON OIL MARKET, THURSDAY.-Linseed hag,llP-
steady, at 325. to 325. 3d. spot : 82s. 6d. to 325. 9d. Mardi oats
• Rape has been very firm, English brown, on spot, 42e• • ut
425. Palm oil has been dull ; fine Layos, 40s. 6a, ; eocoaniocl- A
olive have sold slowly. Petroleum has been firm, at 1,,,,e• exim
Is. 10Id., for contract Oil. Turpentine has been steady,.l""
refined, 30s. 6d. t br
LONDON TALLOW MARKET, THURSDAY.-The
been dull, at drooping prices. Y.C., spot, and month, MoD
to 455. 9d. ; April-June, 435. 3d. to 455. 6d. ; last three ""
465. 6d. sellers. bee/sr
LONDON COTTON MARKET, THURSDAY.-There hay
imroved demand, at hardening currencies. bee°
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tinned firm, and the value of both English and colonial X
has been well maintained. ttO
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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, TEtrusnAi<otic4
cattle trade, to-day, no feature of importance has been .",,0"01
About an average supply of stock has been on sale, the ,;
of which has been good. As regards beasts the receinollol
moderate. The trade has been quiet, but the best bree tolerol'or
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maintained late prices. The show of sheep has been D. 4
good. Although not active, there has been LAwer
demand, and prices . have generally ruled Min' od. i't4t
have been in moderate request at from Ss. to 85.
Slb. Calves have been firm. Beasts have sold at fromic,l.o;
ss. ; sheep, 38. 4d. to as. ; Calves, 4s. 2d. to 6s. per 81.11 A%
the offal. Total supply : Beasts, 888 ; sheep and larea cal
96and calves, 147. Foreign : Beasts, 205 ; sheep, 1,730 ;
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flea uput _ 11c
POTATO MARKETS, THURSDAY.-Moderate 3
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been on sale. The trade generally has been quiet, •
have been fairly supported. English regents, 755. to 11.;700,
70a. to 80s. ; Scotch regents, 755. to 110 s. ; rocks, 655. 4.4'
French, 60s. to 70s. per ton.
METROPOLITAN HAY AND STRAW MARN-...,
DAY.-The trade has been low, at drooping prices' IVO° to
meadow hay, 755. to 80s. • inferior ditto, 60s. to 705.•,:,,, sos4oo.
50s. to 655. ; prime clover, to 120 s. ; inferior 410Xitto,"
955.; prime second cut clover, 100 s. to 110 s. ; inferior _O4
to 90s. ; and , 265. to 30s. per lod.
LIVERPOOLstraw COPPER MARKET,a THuRSDAY.-J-. dsw-
has been steady. Bars, 66 to 661}, and ores, 16 to 16i-
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, THURSDAY.-Tbefe ior
been dull. Sales 10,000 bales, of which 1,000 bales Vie ,A
port and speculation.
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BRADFORD WOOL MARKET, THURSDAY.-A
business has been transacted, but prices have ruled
and pieces have been in moderate request.
GLASGOW IRON MARKET, THURSDAY.-Scotch #"
too,
has been firm, at 545. 9d. cash, and 555. month. 4.0
PARIS CORN MARKET, MARCH 9.-Wheat firm, bite, r
Fine samples occasionally make 50 cents more money-
sale, at 18-50. Other articles dull.
AMSTERDAM, MARCH 9.-Banca tin has sold at 7210

Abd
COUNTY ConorrEns OF IRELAND. frev-01
brought in by Mr. Vance to authorise coroners In f
to appoint deputies to act in their stead in cases be be °LA
or absence. The number of county coroners is woo
siderably reduced, and the payment fixed at
Jur9 It
exceeding £5O, which is to be voted hy the Gran'tiest
each assizes. Poor witnesses attending an /Pq 0,00:1,6
be allowed a sum of two shillings a day, and le 4.00
be payable for the removal of any dead body uso"
place where it is found to the place where the ink
to be held.

PEEL —On the 9th inst., B
atIRTHS Whitehall gardens, t"
Emily Peel, of a son.
STEELE—On the 9th inst., at 26, Chester-squaro, tbe
of Major-General Steele, 0.8., of a son.

MARRIAGES:

BARNETT —WHELAN— On the Bth inst., at saint
Brompton, J. B. Barnett, Commander 11.31.0•,,,pt1ii-
Devonport, to Maria Alicia, eldest daughter of
Whelan, Weston Lodge, Kingstown, Ireland.
CLEMENTSON HOSKINS n the 9th ins'. at
ton, F. F. Clernentson, Esq., to S. 3. E.•lloslt'-5'
daughter of B. Hoskins, Et:q.
.DEATHS. la
BINNIE—On the 9th inst., Alexander Binnie, of 91
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Bond-street, aged 69.
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CumnEnLasn— vr
On the 9th inst ,at the Royal 'vorS c'
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F. G. Cumberland, EPT, one of the few sue
those who were on the personal staff of thAe 78.
Wellington in the Peninsular Campaigns, age"

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Friday, Walt 11, 1870,