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

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!4 p
60 p
1.-;61/2

47 p
47 p
47 I
46 p

At per stone by Ma Carcase. d. to s. 4
s. d. to s. d.
g 2t
2 2 2 4 Mutton, interior •• -3,
2 G 2 8 I mlddling.• 3 0 ~
2 10 3 0
Pork, la 10 ;
3 2 3 4 rgPerl.32•°•:: 8 4
3 2 4 0 - small .. ..... .3 10
BOROUGH AND sPrraznoczns.
The arrivals of English and Scotch Potatoes being scant%
what t n the decrease, and the weather seasonably culcictut
demand is steady, and prices have an upward tendency
week's foreign imports were-100 tons trom Rouen, and
ditto from Jersey. Present rates as under:—
Per Ton.
Yorksh. Regents. 80s to 100,
Scotch Regents.. 6tis to 75,
Ditto Caps
Lincoln & Cans-
bridge
French
Lincoln. Shaws —s to -ej

aonferlor.• .• • •
- middling ....
primelarge ..
- prime small ..

V »1 :.............

341,4
341/2
F 2
?ii/i
3714

Per Ton.,
Kent Shawa sss to 56
Essex Shaws
Kent Regents ....11 to
.....,
Essex Regents —l t° ....it
Kent & Essx. Mid. .....9 to
...,
Kentish Red Kid. •'-'5 t 0
..
, •
has
....

•,s01401:7G a B: tolf, XYZII.I4IIET, oiler
Good Hops, though in fair supply, command a steady ex.
at fully last week's quotations. In the inferior kinds,
one., •
ceedingly little is doing. Factors' prices, vie. ready in qi 59
—East Kent Pockets, 31 18s to 61 16s; ditto 101 P, "ags,
to 51 sa; Mid Kent pockets, 21 8s t 0.5/ 15s;
21 2s to 41 10s; Weald or Kent pockets 31 60 to 1
to 41 per Orr
ditto, bags, 21 to 3110 s; Sussex pockets, 3/ '2.5
t of
mow
x_
Since the close o? the public sales full average 3
business has been transacted in finea British Wools; etveeo,
treme quotations. In other respects, the market is lu
inactive state. Last week's imports into London wilue
rgb;
bales from Antwerp, 11 from Leghorn, 27 from.'`'4.--.
and 318 from Sydney. ditto, by
25;

eek.
Notwithstanding thaTtAthlieLdOelWiver.y of ja,t. i priC
was confined to 1.576 casks, our market is firmer, 50,1% (JAY.
are 6d per cwt. hi: her than on this day ,e,nnight.
38, per ,r
P• Y. C. on the spot is selling at 37.9 d to
For forward deliver there is more doing at corresy°hfiaiirst
rates. Town fallow, 37s per cwt. net cash ; roue jai
2s Id per Sibs. Our St. Petersburg letter states that pr
were well supported.

1847.

1848. 1849

Stock this day
['rico of Y. C. •• ..

11,124
51s 3d

_ to Os Oa
i Delivery last week .. 972
Ditto from June 1.... 69,920
krrivals last week . 6
Ditto from June 1 ... 70,120
Price of Town .••• .. 62s Gd

10.243 30,283
50s Od 40s 6d
to 50s 6d to , sOd

1,249 2,278
83,224 81,070
1,102 93
85,356 103,773
bes Od 43s Od

WO.
4411-
88,519 37, 9d
36.4 6d 0.0311
368 9d 076
1,915 76,09 b
78,764
281 94689
87,796
9164
388 6d 3

CRIMINAL CoUltr--(THIS JA'''
GLD COURT.
The March sessions of the Central Criminal Court were
opened this morning before the Right Hon the Lord Meigrr'
the Right Hon. the Recorder, Aldermen Sir Charilegh;is
shall, Lawrence, Solomans, and Hunter, attended by theP..-
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nlaginio
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slforpnriasnondeerms.
The Learned RECORDER proceeded to charge them to
,_th.st
following effect. tie said the calendar was sucfew i
would only be necessary for him to detain them a fiery, he
minutes; indeed until lie came into Court this Ettarther'oni
twhiethin
duty
t the
ef
llast
ha l
was under the impression that he should be relieved ft i
bad beet)
addressingf.hetourtheoemmeaneyf
tohebsdeervpaest!ofinesnsat all,_ bal.
ate A
placed into his hands ' upon which he was anxious CO lia ,
remark or two. The general character of the calendar Wisais
pannelled,
not only light in a numerical point of view, but light calendar
compared with the nature of the offences comtnitted. There
t the
was no instanca of the highest criminal offence known three
law—he meant murder; but, unfortunately, there were h .
cases involving the destruction of human life, and wit 7,
Bard to them, he felt called upon to say a few words.
the first case, death appeared to have been the result of a
upon
comparatively trifling injury, no less than a puncture
the fore-linger from a fork • but the deceased, it would seem.
had been previously in a bad' habit of body. Still, if th
should be of opinion that he died in consequence of tee..
wound, no matter however trifling it, might have been,
it
would be sufficient to warrant their sending the case for, aa
further investigation. In the next case the injury was °L..
very different description, inasmuch as it was vit'..
lent and considerable. The deceased, a woman, we"
kicked in the stomach, and though the frownevideeca
disclosed that at the tima she was suffering .
an organic disease, which sooner or later must have producel
death, yet if they thought the wound accelerated her decease
thi:d instance of this sort was of a somewhat extraordinal7,
they should not retrain from sending the case for trial. Tit_i!
character. A woman, while in a state of intoxication, h,_ll,v!
given a child, only seven years old, a quantity of gin, whin'.
first produced insensibility, and ultimately death. Now !rg,,,,
woman's drunkenness was no excuse for her conduct, an
a t_t_
they should bb of opinion that she administered the litlTY
recklessly and carelessly, it wool I be sufficient to establip
the charge IQ ffir as they were_concerued. Those were tri

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d. to I. a
Inferior Shea, • • . 3 6 3
S _Tuna qual. Stiffer 310 4 0
C ,arse-woolleddittc4 2 4
',utlthdown Wether 4 4 4 6
Ditto out of the wool 0 0 0 60
Large Hogs ..... 8 0 8
Arnall •• 3 8 4 0
Quartar old Porkers f'lge ••16 0 21 0
AT MARKET
Calves. I rigs
160
156
surrLY.
I Calves.
"IL
116

NEWCA-TIO AND LEIADENEALL.
During last week, large supplies of meat came to hand frol.
Scotland, es well as from various parts of England, in exce
lent condition. To• day our markets are but moderately Or
plied, and the general demand is firm, at higher rates.