The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-10 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY)

CORN-EXCIIANGE.-(FRIDAY.):
The arrivals of English Wheat up to our market th's
wec..k, coastwise, having been small, viz , 2,080 quarter!,
and those by land carrisgo on a very limited scale, Wu
show of samples of both red and white here to-dAy
less than for some time past. The amount of basin°
doing was by no means large, yet the trade nosy be coo;
sidored firm, at fully Monday's prices. The afJ.36.
hand, for future delivery, were generally at
higher rotes:
Only 3.750 quarters of Foreign Wheat have cense t't
hand. qualities changed owners soraewiri,
readily, at full quotations. In the middling and inter'°i
kinds, next to nothing was doing. Floating cargces
Polish Odessa, off Falmouth, realized 30s 6d per quarte,:s
The show of both English and Foregn Barley
limited. Fine parcels sold at extreme currencies; L,'l3un
grinding and distilling sorts were a dull inquiry. ,
Malt trade wa; dull, although the quantity reel for
delivery wee trifling. We had only a moderate sitla A
Oats; nevertheless, prices were fairly supported,,4
good business was doing in Flour, at full prices,i,"
Beans, Peas, and Indian-corn were much neglected.

Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats.
ARRIVALS THIS WEEIC.-
Qrs.
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--
. SOO.
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. 1,21°
Enßilsk •••••• 2,0;0 2,00 630 40
Irish ••••••••1 —.1,220
Foreign •••••• 3,750 1,000 7,180 b 132
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snxiTurzELD. veal'
To-day's market exhibited a lull average time /131
supply of Beasts as to number; but the general quo.,-10
of the stock was inferior. For all breeds the demand :0e
in a very inactive state, at prices barely equal to t' oti
obtained on Monday, the extreme value of the best 6efor
being 3s ed per Blbs. We had a moderate inquiry 01,
Sheep, the number of which was comparatively 5%0
at last week's quotations. The highest figure Ori/e
best old Downs was 4s per Sibs. Prime small Co bd
moved off steadily, at extreme currencies. 111,°tole
kinds of Veal very little was doing. We had a fa'r;ii
for Pigs, at full prices. Mulch Cows moved off 11°1—
at from 141 to 181 each, including their small calf.
Por 81bs. to sink the offal.
s. d. to s. d. . s. d• to °2 1e
Inferior Beasts..... 2 2 2 4 Inferior Sheer • • ••• 2 4i 3 ,
Second quality •• • • 2 0
2 8 Socond goal. Sheep 3 3
Prime large Omen.. 2 10 3 2 Coarse-woolledditto3 6 4 v
Prime Scots 3 4 3 6 Southdown Wether 3 10r, 0 A
`;
Large coarse Calves 2 6 3 2 Ditto oat of the woo. 3
'
Prime small ditto .. 3 4 3 6 Large flogs ...... 2 ", 3 A
Suckling Calves ..18 0 20 0 Small Porkers • • 13
Lambs • • ...• ••• • 0 0 0 0 Quarter old Pigs ..16 0-
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARK ET. Pigs
I Sheep. I Calves. I
3,600 22", 310
°REIGN SUPPLY.
Beasts. Sheep, I Calves. I "11.
401 800 118

Beasts.
914

NEWG.A.TE 11ND LEADENHILLZ. of
These markets are well supplied with each Icill'tr
Meat, for which the demand ruled heavy, at barely a
tionary prices.

,
At per stone by the Carcase. d tO" 6
e. d. to s. d. s• • 9 4
ecf, griferior•••••• 1 10 2 0 Mnttonginferior •• 2 !, 0
- middling .. •• 2 9 2 4 middling.. 2 • 3,
- primelarg3 •. 2 6 2 8 -prime.... 3 6 b
- prime small •• 210 3 2 Pork, large. ... ••• • 2 ;
Veal.... „„„„ ,„ 2 6 3 6 - small ..... ••• 3
SW:LOUGEE HOP 1t .& 011
Our market continues to be well supplied with the
kinds of new Hops, in a good condition. Clifiotif
whole, a fair business is doing, at our quotationg• we
115,000/. In yearlings very few transactions ~161
taken place.—New Mid and East Kent pockets/ I,,Telf,
to 12/ 7s; New Weald of Kent, 6/ 5s to 61 155; to
Sussex ditto, 6/ 12s to 61 is; Yearlings, 4115°
12s per cwt.

COLONZAZ. 40
SUGAR.-11olders of British Plantation having
cepted rather lower rates, an increased busines'olcl
been transacted. At auction Barbadoes has been 00df
at 38s Gd to 39s for fine yellow; 3Gs to 38s for g
33s 6d to 353 for low to mid; 31s for fine brovininoclfi
368 to 403 Gd for mid to fine grainy yellow. Grei
sold at 30s to 32s for brown, and 3216 d to 53f0r004,
lOW to mid yellow. NoviE brought 34s to 345 6d
yellow; 32s to 32s 6d for low; and 29s for verY,OSC
Refined has been in limited denaaml, brown 111114
43s to 4 Gd.
E. I3s
icrket

BAST INDIA,---..,ere has been a quiet nn-,
Mauritius, but a ew; sales have been made prri"),-oso
Bengal has been a little cheaper. At auction 2,000;. to
sold at aSs ed to 41s for good to fine white, and 3130
383 for fine, like Mauritius. Madras luw btovv°
been sold at 20a, bAng rather cheaper. 31
FonEmx.—Porto Rico has been sold at 305 6u 000
for low brown; at 34s to 37s for low to mid yelloW; 0,11
at 30s to 39s 6cl for good to fine yellow. 11115: fig
went at 36s to 38s 6d for mid to good yellow, a°"
to 1s for fine and very fine.
COFFEE.—Eariy in the week rather fuller rateto
obtained but since the demand has fallen off.
Ceylon has been sold privately at 41s 6d, and .vu•Lotit#
tion good and fire ord has realised 40s to 413• issto
tion sold at 45s to 47s for good to fine ord -,4-01,
56s for low mid and mid, 43s 6d to 45s Gel for goo4-d lot
fine ord, 39s to 42s 6d for triage, and 58s to 613 as to
pea-berry. Madras good ord greenish sold a$
„„'""P°
39s 6d. Malabi.r went at 41s fid to 43s 6d for g 7,4110
fine ord, and 36s to 38s for low to ord. For
QeM
there has been no demand. Costa Rica sold at full PA
fine 59s ed, fine ord 46s to 495, and good to fin° of
ed to 455. „
COCOA.—For Trinidad 44s to 47s ed h e 0°-
av Alse,
quality good and fine red; mid to good grey bas re:Ty 60
36s to 39s 6d. Grenada was taken in at 35s to
for low to good grey and at 40s to 41s for good redefi
SPlCES.—Pepper has boon in good demand, butihok- 0
asking high rates business been checked. Black
been sold at 31e1 per lb, and white has been taken ; ifj,oo9i
60 to per lb. Pimento has been firm, and r°s,lo'
50 to 51d for good, and 5d to sed for good urd• „
a
maica Ginger sold at full rates, good and fine 6'
1255, and luw to mid at 40s to 60s. Ail Oil
ARROWROOT.—St. Vincent's has been sold at 3"'
Jamaica at 5d per lb. • 0
TAPIOCA.—At auction ord to fine was taken 111
to 6d per lb. tO,
RlCE.—Thero was a brisk demand at fuller ro,
Bengal fine white, 103 ed to 11s, and mid 93 to 9s 6a•
Run—The market has been dull.
INDIGO.---y
notC press sales.
has been less doing, but holdero (1°
COCHINEAL.—Hondurr.s has been rather cheaper.
for Sin cßeenthgoalfirksitnddaz theof a4u,sc6ti2ocnhschsatvseragsosnj
to last evening, about 2,000 had been suld.ovi,
more
TEA.--The market is steady. at°
TALLow.—The demand has ruled great at 38s 5
38s 6d per cwt for old, on the spot. 00,
GREEN FRUIT.—A fair business is doing in all - froo
Lemons of good quality are in request. GraPes Oti
Lisbon and Rotterdam in demand; some parcels of eei
kind, sold by Keeling and Hunt at public sale, /(tre#
taken freely by the trade. Barcelona Nuts dull, tk° roe
ference being now given to new Black Spanish. l'4°s
least inquiry for Brazil.

BOW-STREET.--(THIS
George Moreton was charged before Mr. Henry on
the followin
,110/circumstances:
Police-constable, F 83, stated that he was on -
Lincoln's Inn-fields yesterday afternoon, when tilieost'
soner came up to him and said, " Oh, policemaniv, 'wet
to give myself up to you for embezzlement." ",,,,
asked him what! he had been embezzling? and tP oty,
soner replied that he had absconded from Prestos 180"
1001., the moneys of his employers, Messrs. Featly.
Welch, the tea dealers of Glover-street, Preston- L.O,
that witness took him into custody, and carried
the station-house. DJ
•
Mr. HENRY asked the prisoner if he still adbe.r. Of,
his statement?—The prisoner said he did with 02000
rection, that the amount would be about 304 OS
of 100/, et 01;
Mr. HENRY—What situation did you fill in it IV;
ployors' establishment?--The prisoner said he "" vee
traveller, and he bad been in the receipt of 701. 0060
The 301. he collected about three weeks ago, as
came to London and spent it in dissipation. .014.
Mr. HENRY said he would remand him until Ttii•iP
to give the police an opportunity of communicating
Messrs. Fearon and Welch.

The prisoner was removed in custody.
Ail
MARLBRO'-STR,EE T—(THIS J"--0 01'
ATTEMPTED S UlClDE.—Catherine Powel as br c°oo'
before Mr. Bingham charged with attemptiug ,
mit suicide by cutting her throat with a knife. inef,"
John Timms, 11, St. Alban's.place, St. i'llo—fiesv,
stated that the prisoner was his sister. On the Pr;e111
night, on his return home, he found her slrut;,Poor
with her mother, who told witness that the Priioll6l
hr 1 been atlAnpting to cut her throat with ¢
nor%
which she had then in her hand. Her (Pris Oa
throat was bleeding from two cuts which bet'
had inflicted. He took the knife from off
when she immediately laid hold of
,t111°,091;,
and before he could prevent her she 119'i
it across her throat. He closed with focL
and wrested it from iher hand, and having 5040 It
constable, gave her in charge. She was under
When
that V
fluence of liquor at the time, and she always, /1"-
that state, behaved like a manitc.
The prisoner said she had no defence to offer. t
Mr. BINGHAM said he should be doing a gregimr 0,111
vice t 3 her , as well as protecting her relations 10—
violence, if he ordered her to find two sureties Ore
ea 3b, to keep the peace. If she could not find tphoigO°
quired sureties, he should commit her for six we
the House of Correction.
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WORSHIP—STREET.—(THIS P4l'
Sarah Day was charged with stealiag a dress. 141
Peter Clunie stated that he was a traveller to 9
and that about a month ago he called at the bc)",oo,',
the prisoner, where he sold a dress, for whicb $,4-00:,
bill. On going back to his shop, however, he foot or
another dress was missing from his parcel, and es Der, Pa
convinced it must be in the house of the prise 11:01:
went and asked her about it, but she denied anY log 1;
ledge of the article. A few days ago he was pa
L,OOl
dressmaker's shop in High-street, Hoxton, where PL,teo
the dress produced in the window. It corresPn, rio!
exactly with the ono he had lost. He made 047.0
of the dressmaker, and found it had been loft thi3"
tii
the prisoner. He, therefore, gave information t°r to
police; and on her being apprehended, the prison: 001°
mitted that she had sent it to the dressmaker's, btiboo
she had bought it, and produced the bill alluded to
Corroborative evidence having been given, gape
The prisoner said she found the dress on the
after the prosecutor had gone.
Mr. D'EYNCOURT committed her for trial.

L:fie

Lord Newborough, in his beautiful brigilber '
screw-steamer yacht Vesta, arrived at Malta, Septa°, roil
at ten A.M., from Algiers. His Lordship is now Peri°,, 013„
quarantine at the Lazzaretto in Marsamuscet harb°"tptair
will not be in pratique for some time, as we have $
days' querantiae froiAlgiers.—Malta Times,