The Sun.
London, England, 1851-03-14 00:00:00

MARKET NE WS.-(THIS DA I.)

CORN EXCHANGE-FRIDAY.

The quantity of English Wheat received fresh up to
nur market, this week, cotstwise, has amounted to
2.060 quarters, chiefly from Essex and Kent, and in fair
sveragei condition. By land carriage the receipts of
that grain have been small. To day the 51auw of
samples 61 both red and white was very moderate, yet,
°wing to the large influx of foreign Wheat and Flour,
the demand for all kinds of Wheat of home produce
ruled heavy, at almost nominal currencies. From
abroad, 34,710 quarters of Wheat and 5,210 sacks and
1,520 barrels of Flour have reached us. For both ar-
ticles the inquiry was very inactive, yet fine qualities
were held at full prices. The total supply of Barley was
small. Malting parcels moved off freely, at fall qaota-
Ilan': and the value of grinding and distilling sorts was
fairly supported. We had a slow sale for Malt, yet late
rates were maintained. The Oat trade was steady. In
Prices, however, we have no actual improvement to no•
tics. Beaus, Peas, and Indian Corn were neglected.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.

Malt.

Osta.

Flour.

Wheat. Barley.
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.
P
ligUlk —• • 9,05 640 3,6:0 1,750
• • •
Irlik
....
• 5,120
Posh
gu —•• • • '3'4s°
34 710 1,630 I 5,210 ski
1,920 las
,:: • : SPOIITIITIELD.
To-day's market was very scantily supplied with
Beasts, both as to number and quality; owing, however,
to the thin attendance of buyers, the Beef trade ruled
szceedingly heavy, at almost nominal currencies. The
timbers of Sheep were small. yet the demand for that
description of Stock was very inactive, at prices about
equal to those of Monday last. The few Lambs on sale
Produced from Gs to Gs per Bibs. Calves, the supply of
which was small, moved off slowly, at last week's quota.
tionsd Prime small Pigs changed hands at full prices;
.....,,, Otherwise the Pork trade was heavy. Milch Cows were
1:;- qUited at from 14/ to 181 each, including their small calf.
,sigy. Pet 211 m. to slat the offal.
•1 _ .. s. d. to s. d. 5. d. to 5.1
laf arlor Beasts-- 2 6 2 8 Inferior Skees •• •• 3 6 3 5
• second quality .... 910 3 0 Second qual. Sheep 310 4 0
rrlrae large Oxon •• 3 3 3 4 C utrse-weolledl ditto 4 2 4 4
L nrad Soots .• • ... 3 6 3$ Southdown Wether 4 4 4 anrle coarse Calves 3 4 3 8 Ditto out of ths wool° 0 0 0
:Moe small ditto •• 310 4 0 Large Hogs •••... 3 0 3 6
nekilag Calves ..18 0 24 0 Small Porkers •• .. 5 1 4 0
`MSS .......... 0 0 0 0 Quarter old. Pigs ..15 0 21 0
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MIRK/VT.
last& I I Sloop. Calves. I
Pigs
les I 9,600 180 270
SCOTCH.
sti I Sheep. 1 Calves. 1
rigs
t 30
FOREIGN SUPPLY.
Beasots. I Shee roes. I Cves. I Pigs.
11 550 S

sacks
870

Btaits.
484

ea.sts.
I 4

NIMGATE AND IMADAINZALS.
These markets were generally inactive, at last week's
pricey,

At per stone by the Caress*.
s. d. to I. d. i s. d. to s. r.
h
ser•inforior•• •• 9 2 2 4 1 liutton,inferior .. 2AI • 3 0
.."--- Middling ••.• 2 b 2 11 1--- middling, 3 2 1 6
• ---- Primelerge .. 2IS 3 0 1 --prime.... 3 $ 3IS
i.-- Prime small .. 3 2 3 4 1 Pork,large.. •• .... 2 6 3 6
41........ ...... 3 1 4 0: -- small •• •• •• •• 3 0 4 0

31031.0131111 390 P 7•113.31ZZ1T.
Ihe medium kinds of new Hops are in fair request, at
folly last week's prices. In all other qualities only a
ilulited business is doing. Factors' prices, viz., ready
°llej :—East Kent pockets, 80* to 130.; ditto begs,
'54 to loos; Mid Kent peckete, 45s to 110.; ditto begs,
to $Ss; Weald of Kent pockets, 665 to 1525; ditto
bags, 401 to 70s; Sussex pockets, 62s to 80s per cwt.
COLONI2L.
SUCIAIL—The quantity of British Plantation offered
during the present week has been limited, and prices
• "e been firm. None has been put up to auction.
Rat DIED has been dal!, and former prices are not main-
tained for the low sorts, although the finer descriptions
- are steady. Fair brown lumps were firm at 48. per cwt.
Eaar INDlA.—Mauilla, 5.726 bags was taken in, ord
hid mid yellow at 37s to 37s 6d per cwt. Mauritius
Wont at full quotations for about 2,000 bags, fine yellow
tOe to 42*, brown 33s to 365, and grainy 36s to 425.
_.engal was rather cheaper, but 3,340 bags were disposed
44; low and mid white Bermes, 40s 6d to 4ls 64; grainy
• White, 44s to 465; fine yellow 43s to 445; and mid to
• fie
0 a
e Mauritius, sto 41s. Madras was dull at 325
rcll4a for mid and good soft yellow, and 291 to 31a for
w mid, being rather cheaper.
Foranon.—Bahia has been taken in at 383 6d to 41s;
but damaged brown sold at 29. to 34s 6d.
Corps g.—Business has been exceedingly dull, but
a holders have exhibited some firmness. Native Ceylon
00 been held at 46s to 47. for good ord, end at auction
• aunt 900 bags sold at 41s to 47s for fine ord. In
b
'loctstion the dealings have been of no moment. Mo-
eca has barely maintained previous quotations, mid and
' 'cod yellowish clean garbled 665 to 685 64, greenish 64s
to fits 9d, and pea-berry 68s. Costs Rica has been ra-
.
. t..her in favour of buyers, fine and fine fine ord realizing
lie to 52e, triage 43s 6d, and very low 345 Gd per owt.
.:47ba sales of the Netherlands Trading Company have
:acme off eatisfactorily.
;Cocol.—Previous quotations have been obtained, mid
_VW good red Trinidad selling at 51s to 55.6 d, ord and
Enid grey at 45. to 495, and good at 50s to 50s 6d.
; Strecen—Pimento has been rather cheaper, ranging
from eirl to 51d per lb. Jamaica Ginger, small to good
white, has been sold at 72s to 955 per cwt.
Savrpvraw—This article has been held firmly, but
buyers have not taken much. Calcutta, 114 per cent. re-
fraction, has been sold at 25. Gd to 26. per owt., and
ow and mid, 8} and 10 per cent. refraction, waatakan
in at 2fa to 274 Gd per cwt.
RlCE.—Madraa has realised 7s to as, and good Ben-
gal has been held at lie, with very little doing.
TALLOIII.—P.Y.C. has been firm at 38* 6d per cwt. on
the spot.
Rus.—The transactions in Rum for the past month
have been to a limited extent. The prices, however,
-Particularly for good low-priced Jamaica and Demerara
continue to be supported. The stock in hand up to the
10t inst., as compared with the same period of last year,
allows adecrease of 4.986 pans, sod 1,655 WWI of all
descriptions. The consumption decreases.
Carlow.—There has not been much business doing
• 424 this article.
IZt,, TEA.—The market is steady, and with a fair demand
IVtior the more current descriptions.
GAREN FitVlT.—The market for Oranges is not so
t-;a4l,rtc, and were it not fur the cautious manner in which
:4tl Michael
are made prices would be lower; a cargo of Si.
and ono from Seville sold by Keeling and Hunt,
*e,„ tee former barely sustained the prices obtsiued last week
•,,%7-the latter sold at a good price, quality being good.
°Anions dull of sale. Seville Sours lower. The arri-
vals of Oporto Oranges are of a more extensive character
fi thin has ever been the case, and keep the price, of other
/Linda in check.
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' CHANCERY. --(THIS DAY.)
• The Lord Chancellor having disposed of the unop-
- Doted lunatic. petitions on his paper, proceeded to hear
I.esi further , arguments is the part-heard appeal motion
la the Direct Exeter and Plymouth Railway Company,
Ixparte Bosley.

VICE-CHANCERY.--(THIS DA
(Before Vice-Chancellor CatteiroisTM)
ISETAIRIS t. WISIIIAN.
\Vhen this extraordinary case, which has alroadyoo-
ei.ut),iod the court many days was called on this morning,
4tr. Bethel appeared to be suffering severely from an
11,ttlak of influents, for on rising to address his Lordship
his voice could scarcely be heard in the court.
3 Lord CRANWORTII said it was quite obvious the
Liearned Counsel could not proceed with his arguments
to-day.
Mr, BwritaLL hoped to be perfectly well to•morrow
if his Lordship would allow the case to stied over.
Lord CRLI7WORTEI said the difficulty was that no
otter had been put on the paper for hearing to-day.
Mr. STunwr observed that he bed been considering
whether en end might not be put to the' matter by trans-
ferring the fund of 7,0001. into the came of the Ac-
,
nonniant-General in both suite. If an order wore taken
On those terms, he thought it would answer all the
,pur-
poses of justice. The object of the plaintiffe, who sought
t*o set the deed aside, as well as the interests of the ohs-
-4
ritEwould be served by adopting a course of this kind.
"•;1, , Mr. BETIIELL said be had not the remotest objection
to the fund being brought into the court its 'both suits,
.. fond the.dividends also.
Mr. STUART was ready to wave the question of costs
at 11". gent• it being understood if the charity failed it
'l,, i. , would hare to pay the costs, and if the other side faded
that they would have to pay them.
..th • This concession on the part of the defendants rendered
''kt:4l4..*rtninecessary for Mr. Bothell to reply on the Mearits,dand
to
dome further discussion, an order was ,gree
s
,el4.'")its by the consent of both parties, for the transfer of the
-10,14Aund, together with the dividends, into court.
The further proceedings in the cause were then ad-
t•e4 4 burned until the bearing. in the expecte-
The c-.nrt was very much crowded,
•• that the arguments would be resumed to-day.
(Before the Vice-Chancellor KNIORT Bnucs.)
••1 After disposing of several unopposed petitions, his
4anour proceeded to hear excoptions, none of which
•1 11.,;Npre important.
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SECONDARIES'.--(THIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Secondary POTTER )
ge.p , DAWSOU AND OTHERS RICKETTS.
The plaintiffs in this case are news-agents, carrying
474.'0n business in Abchurch-lime, and defendant is a gen-
e,j ititan residing in Hertfordshire. The action was
10.,t,:4:-131;_airilit to recover the sum of 101. 12s. lid. for news-
, - IPARera ;applied to defendant.
Defendant pleaded that he was not indebted, but
sate L The plaintiff's clerk proved that the newspapers bad
15@en forwarded in the usual way, according to letters
Purporting to be written by defendant; and one letter
13"tainid a post-office order.
The UNDER-SHERIF/ said that was sufficient evidence
of the letter iu general; and it was unnecessary to
Plows the delivery of every particular paper, as no eons-
Plaints had been received.
The only defence attempted was to show that all the
Rattner& in the firm had not been set out in the declare-
°•ol3, but the cross-examination on that point failed.
The jury gave a verdict for the amount claiattd.

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