The Sun.
London, England, 1867-01-14 00:00:00

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POLICE IN fELLIGESCE. —This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

RUFFIANLY ASSAULTS.—WiIIiam MlCay, a young man,
a baker, was charged, before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with violently
assaulting Mrs. Rebecca Lawrie, of 31, Foley-street, and
John Meredith, of George-street, Portland-place.
Mrs. Lawrie said that ou Saturday night she saw the
prisoner and another man (Meredith) fighting together.
The prisoner knocked the man down, and some people
asked her, seeing the man lying down as if dead, who had
done it. She said the prisoner. Sho afterwards said to
the prisoner, "You must be a cruel man ;" when he seized
hold of her and struck her in the neck, and threw her, and
sprained her ankle and injured her back, and then ran
away.

William Renham, a young man, said ho saw the pri-
soner throw the man he was fighting with, and who was
intoxicated, in a very cowardly manner three times, and
afterwards strike the female because she interfered, and
after throwing her he ran away.
John Meredith said that on Saturday night he had been
drinking, and the prisoner after some words had passed
between them, seized him by tbo legs and threw him
violently on the pavement, his head being severely injured,
so much indeed that he lost a quart of blood.
The prisoner called a witness named Jessie Fraser, but
her evidence only went to show that thole having been
some words between Meredith and the prisoner, the pri-
soner had knocked him down in the publichouse as well
as outside. _ _

Mr. Tyrwhitt committed the prisoner for a month for
the assault on Meredith, and forl4 days for the assault on
Mrs. Lawrie.

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THE SUN, LONI ON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1867.

—.This day.

MARK LANE.

The supplies of wheat on sale in the leading country
markets held on Saturday were very limited; nevertheless
the trade ruled heavy, at barely stationary prices. Fine
barley and oats commanded extreme rates, but all other
kinds of produce were very inactive. The Continental
markets continue firm for wheat and spring corn. In
America, both wheat and flour have sold at high cur-
rencies.

The imports into London last week wore 20,415 qrs. of
wheat, 13,905 barley, 55,479 oats, 2,530 rye, 455 beaus,
1,029 tares, 8,337 linseed, 19,074 rapeseed, 1,550 maize, 140
rundry produce, and 2,533 sacks of flour.
The supply of English whear, on sale nt Mark-lane to-
day was moderate. The condition of the produce was
middling. Owing to the fog but little business was,trans-
acted either in red or white qualities, but the tone of the
trade was firm, and the rates current on Monday last were
supported.
With foreign wheat the market was moderately sup-
plied. The amount of business transacted was very small,
and the quotations exhibited no change from this day
week.

Floating cargoes of grain were in fair demand, at last
week's currency.

The supply of English barley on sale was moderate—of
foreign large. Good and fine malting produce was firm;
and realised the extreme rates of Monday last. Other
kinds were dull, at about stationary prices.
The amount of business transacted in malt was small at
late rates.

Oats were in good supply, but the show of samples on
the stands consisted chiefly of foreign produce. The trado
was very quiet, but good and fine samples sold at full
prices, while inferior produce was rather cheaper than on
Monday last.
Beans were in fair supply and slow request at late rates.
The market was moderately supplied with peas. The
trade ruled quiet on former terms.
The flour trade was firm, at the full prices of Monday
last. Town-made flour was advanced to 60s per 2801bs.