The Sun.
London, England, 1850-12-06 00:00:00

follow:. Gn,at Northern, Preference, 12',—York,
castle, ;:nd Berwick Extension, 125t, York and Norm
Midland, 23 ja.

Ili t!.., ( t) t., .N Tki, 1 MA g NETS
BIRMINGHAM, DEC. s.—At Gloucester and Worcester,
markets on the 30th ult., the when'. trade ruled dullso
elthougb no reduction was generally submitted to, the
all descriptions.
turn was in favour of the buyer on
Berle), maintained its \ramie, with a fair demand. Oats
of tine q eility 'ully as dear, bur black and inferior
teepeew
held with less firmness. Beans 6d per quarter
Peas unaltered. This week the trap:actions in wheat
have been on a very limited scale, but sellers would
While
!TM
give way in price. In barley very little doing•
oats continue scarce, and needy buyers are compe- „e
ply tee, recent advance. Sslcs of beans could only eur•
effected by giving way in price 6,1 or Is per goalie
Peas less in request. At this day's market there Ws' at
large supply of wheat from the farmers, the conditiott 13.',
which was much complained of, and the trade ruled 3,0_1;
at a decline of Is. per quarter. Barley 6,1 per eloarirr..
cheaper. Oats fully as dear. Beans 6d to 13 per VS
ter lower. Peas sold rat her .
BRISTOL, Dec. s.—Our co worso
rn markets generally W.,
been somewhat inactive throughout the current wee
and the prices of both English and foreign
aeout 6d per quarter lower. At this day's Eaaerriest
English new wheat fetched from 3es to 423 E imp
red,
quarter; foreign white, 433 to 455 per 480110; tli(t% to
extra fine qualities, 40s to 42 ditto flue ditto, 3°3 i„
f.'; , 376 Y.
404.
• , ditto ordinary ditto, 36s to 395; ditto hato, . ro.
wheats
4ret
398. Flour is in slow t•ale at unaltered cle°tatig°e„
English seconds, 29s to 315 per seek; American. ~.e
see,..t, 21s 6d to 23s per barrel. In malting barley :0"r
qualities are scarce, and cemmand higher pries'. and
lish malting. 25s to 28s per imperial quarter; di
wibere
foreign grinding, 218 to 229 3d per 4001 b. In beans
er/oi
is bur little doing. El,glish, 27s to 30s per lc* ....,,
quarter; foreign, 25, to 26s per 4801 b. Oats coettand
source, ard are Gd per quarter dearer. Dere° hie!
Welsh, 16s to 17) G 1 per imperial quarter; •biwe, 61
17a to 18s 6d per 3201b5; ditto, black, 15s 6d to i her
per imperial quarter. The arrivals for the weeg, estop
t,e,m—barley, 1,510 quarters; wheat, 73 sucklequert,e„ro
813 quarters; beans, 100 quarters; flour, 1,1" 01
The average for the week are—wheat, 38s 11;
OM
6e; barley, 25s 3,1; beans, 274 ld. , lie tho
NeGwa
yesoorkos.v,
cD,,EC, 4.—Tbo reported arrivals rrfre°
Clyde consisted of only about 1,025 barrels ef. flaujoe 0
Ll' sereof
:..1
1 small
I'
fsqullbpdaprrltlyeeryol fnwarach:mtmeleitll :3;ie, nlaaa:lblid(ol about
, Ireland
aucincidluairt3' :el:8:65:11i d"i2.l quartet
of oats, whereof about 2,975 quarters frelo
Grangemouth about 2.763 quarters of whQs4tiessehed
querters of barley, and 160 quarters of Pea'" weeks
fr en the continent. Trade was quiet during thentee to
There was a limited sale of wheat, being su„PP'a Prima
fisrene ex:ent by the cheaper grades of barrel el'airl'siseker
:Air of home or foreign menuracture, althoug owing
ia demand, without quot chin variation. I:3llrPnY.%llog.
to good sulies, ruled dull at evious rates. '-'5 , iota
;riitehessi.e, .dingLkogthae
r slowarticles inq erierileil weredem atiuraMlY h'id I 01°s
attended, but the business dope in any
unchanged. Thisleft th",r well
day's market was 030detated. joy
material, with the turn in the buyers' favaeruiric.ic wk.P/e el
BOSTON, DEC. 4.—Wheat, red 26$ to 395, "le OS;
to 423, extra 455; barley 14s to 25s ; oats •
23 t°
beans 234 to 294; peas 25s to 304 per quarter. barley 216
LOUTH, DEC. 4.—Wheat 34s to 403 ;
to 24. ; oats 14s to 16s ; beans 243 to 276 per clr'barlef
old 27: t•
et.7l2NsGslt; ASI. DEC. 4.—Wheat 34s to 434; boo,
20sU ) 3 (I)as,ts,noelwd 21524 s ti: t
12 5236,
263 per
1q51..3 toßgesle 0cit,,04
12id per lb. Eggs 14 for Is. 4Ol v..
nt o:MELToN MOW;
w4Y4:l6;:btaoir)l4Ee2ycs.
;138 toW2hlesa, tfin3eo423Osj to 1025336;e' r fine
luartrt et
rll‘ 54
new 178 to 216223rr1dt°282565t0;
per_qr. Butter 121 to 13d per lb; eggs 12 fora is'to 491 t
barleyia
beans,A,
to 26,,
, 414
NEWARK, DEC. 4. —Whe a t , old 3o2wa sths:i tneoeldri4 272114:s t:
23
610°
red 42s to 44s Oti, new white 445 to 46s 03.1% to 22el
432; barley, malting 23s to 26,, grindia 320ns, to 520
oats, old 20s to 263, new 16s toa93; bea 3'''' ,
oats
anat.:ass 5114874:34td0
6d;
p4b,B: s.
beans
usnaioraotl
est 54arp.,. r
qt or
.56s per qr . , Op 81'
;
ALFORD, DEC. 2.—Wheat 37s 64d; barieYs •••
CARLISLE, DEC. 3.—Wheat 443 6:l'd; 2es 56
burls/
stoat
0 __The ea
DERBY SMITHFIELD MARKET, DEC. .-0, go,
handtenda nu cnes 0
lodf.
of fat beasts on hand this morning was tolero"soe st'
but the demand was flat, although there was 5 gjeft eli
was bill f°s ;ell
which higher prices supply
yre asked. Fat 11,5101,5,7
plentiful. Beef, 41r1 to sd; mutton, 44d to 6„" 'ugh 1"
blyheerss;upthlereofwsehreeepneany beasts 1/ for
to eid per lb; pigs, 6e 6d to 7s per score. .°l° if altitil'
3s 9d pGr stone of 141 b. Hides, lid per lb; c"
2d to 4d per lb. , goOrlhoill.
LOUGHBOROUGH, DEC. s.—There ye° les "-til
tendauce at to-day's market; with a dull se
wheat and barley declined is ner epiarter. teerflorr:
odt than EDINBURGHan
the
lasta v e
week.
aegeek—. G2aoe.pqtrrlei
sceusllnisAwoltledrK.eETlu,s .11OrtilepEy/0,40:::1:S2 qr, MA 0 4
were riBl qrs of wheat in the market to-day oe,hola - so' 2
Thers t tofht4 ip to'
There ifeesolti
market 1,192 qrs barley, being 79 qrs less 6t,i dorin-i 033
qrs unsold Oats
ctjes,
same,
tp3p(a)rotisc_elerrssh6ed than,quaannitdai
last
yt tobwreeoeakt as. vi enr at
Thgeeh
ironargt
okpeqtripWr
ledeor:tio'bereog
Beans—a m eiheansdupptihyeof abveearnagsewatshe9s carne tog
to3prre 94
Prices
qrs were
unsold. I 3
on the
aver.ageend
last week. 47, Od
Top ot Wheat 63/Ib. es, Od
~ Barley '•• ••• beilb• ,',". Od
... ... a. tt; 3; 10niatebor.
0 _ EDINBURGH:: Beanst
s CA.TTL.E. MARKET .1)go' '', I°Y L. ° 5
down 00 '
••• ••• ••• A ....Tht
_... De,
8,03; current, 7s to 7s 6d; middling
f cattle was 5!3, or 21 more than' last we' , fret"-01.
to 63 per Dutch stone. A clearance 00'21. 2C8131e
The number of sheep this morning was 271`" ,td Per se
than last week. Top price of the test mutton, .-,,,i Per
•
current, 414 to sd; ewes and inferior sorts, ad to." r
00
A clearance was not effected. brag lit
DUNBAR, DEC. 3 —Wheat, weighine 6341b5• . beelget
Od, and prices to 30s. Barley, weig'hing 57Poe, beetle
27s Od, and prices to 21s nd. Oats, weighing' 4silb,_,e,so
19s 9,1, and prices to 14s 6d. Beans and pesos "
671bs, brought 30s Od, and prices to 28s 6d.
CORK., DEC. 4. CurrePele toSe
Barrels. m 20 1
0 White wheat oos Od to OOs Od 009 "`.,,_:" 20 do
42 Red wheat !6s 6d to 20s Od 20s ut`-- le do
94 Barley
and inferior
to
0 Bere .OsOdto Os Od Os Od et do
324 Oats
284 Pigs
Quantity sold at the Highest Prices:— e
'7l 011/
0 barrel white wheat; 1 red; 27 barley ; 0 here; *
6 pigs. a ..,
Quantity or Grain and Number of Pigs sold last weee•oB/,
Whew:, 985. Barley, 2.564. Oats, 6,596. Pigs, lr
PRICES OF BUTTER. •
CANT. CURRENCY. 01
First quality ... SOs First quality ... ......... •••60
Second qu ility ............ 75s Second quality ............ os
Third quality ............ ... 73s Third quality ........•••..' os
Fourth quality ............ 71s Fourth quality ....... ••••• bto
Fifth quality ...... . ....... 679 Fifth qua ity ............... 4,50
Sixth quality ... ..... 52s Sixth quality ...........
....:
Return of Cattle sold for the week ending Nov.
Pigs, 1,422. Sheep, 287. Cows, 2‘f* 'ai
;
14
Flour—First I2s 6d to 13s 6d ; extra
60 teg
seconds, 11 6cl to 12s 6d; households 9s to Its Od; thir:: whet"
per cwt. Oatmeal 10s 6d to Os; Indian meal 7. 6d to
s 9e octet
meal, les 6rl to lls per cwt. Indian corn 7/51 Od to 71 sue loge
ton. Bran 87s 6d to 90s per ton. Hay—Farmers 42s to 459;:0000
dealers 42s to 63s Od; average 484 per ton. Straw."' r 03;
425;
23s Od to 29a Od; average 265; dealers 001 Oil
average OOs Od per ton. Bread—Wheaten loaf 6d WO 0
household loaf 5d to sil per 41b. Fresh butter, „„„ie
ijd per lb. Eggs-6s 4d to 6s 6cl per hundred.
~'''&01010
Newoort 15s 011; Lydney 16s • Landore 14s • Neato efts
13s 6.1 per ton. Tallow ees Od to 'Om 'Per Itiesl
Whisky, 25 0. pa 55 9d per imperial gallon: 44 to
—Beef 4d to 41i; mutton 4d to 6d; real pone
5d ; pork 4d to Od; bacon Id to 8d; sausage° 6 ssellitr
Hops 6110 s to 0/ Os per cwt. Bangor slates 3/2s 6d t° was'
ton. Bark—Barbary 71 Oa to 8/ Os•• Valonia 15/ to Oi•er soil
6/ Os ; Spanish 01 per ton. Fleece Wool 14s to le,„oes; v"..
Hemp 32/ t 034/ per Ir ton. ish— Scotch herrings 210`" g/ pe.
es lOst! color
ditto, 24s to 00s per barrel ; Newfoundland,
ton. Timber—Memel, SOs per ton; red pines 31,,11)6 Vidor
ditto, 2/ 15s per ton; deals, 12s to 15s Per '''''. calf did
wa 1
to 00060,
Market 23a to 325. salted 24s to 32s per cwt'. mins-
3el to 3d per lb Potatoes, white 83 t° 9d; to
10d to 12d. Guano— Peruvian, 11/ 10s: 'fella '
boe 81
Per tor. Tar—Arehaneel, 19,4 per barrel.

es
won . fit
,
[ ADVERTISEMENT.] wsy •
Hot 0 bridg
ei
Cure of which Disease his been effected bl, marrvon of
ment and Pills. - Mr. Donald M‘Kellar,
about ifti Yeesac-8 its
in New South Wales, states that a man 01,of. the,,Ff rbetr
age; employed by John Peters, .105tIcen aftsc'u: seas °
that colony, offered for twelve months frog cad'
I' 10
matism, brought on by exposure to wept'Lune
painfully afflicted that his body was b of 11:1,1:d
this deplorable condition he bean the.h: cure riot"
Ointment and Pills, and so speedily was,'“-,4-ed big A'""ert°'
them that it seemed to those who had ts. 0n: st
little less than a miracle.—Sold by all Drun,ood°'
fessor Holloway's Establishment, 244 Strand,
rly Jottble.oo

BIRTMS
OF A 8014. 1 FOleY. gee"'
On the 4th inst., in Grosvenor. place. La( I_,iogtoe'
On the 3d inst.. at Aubrey-house, near lip-
ivorpoe,
the lady of Sir J. R. Carnac. Bart. .a,,de-pst
On the 2d inst.. at Cambridge-street, -'"
Mrs. Alfred B. Bloxam. ilea, SC.
ON A DATIGHTRIt f the
On the Ist inst., at Crickhowell. the Wife ° leis
L. Bevan, vicar of Hav, Brecoshire. . wife
of
Clisr
On the 2d inst., at Topsham,n Devon, the ^
Fox, Esq.

rsqC.,oolltispona,rkE-dtewrraarede Ellwood,ll ighbg E:q
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4 :,/, . hv theel,
T. On the 6th inst., at Chri'SiCh'u'ire''h„' flighburn e 511er
to Mary Can line, fourth d,u hie...of J. F. Wr* Fe Alfred
On the 26th ult , a't Clipputarh.am, Cambridgeshiffekte9tl
Bond, Esq., son of the late Rev.e John Bond, rector 0 4 siape
Suffolk, to Georgiana Eliza, only daughter of or e
T.larp, E,q., of Chippenham,- a'rk. iirCriil '
~h ft e lieb en
On the 'id inst , at Sta le 'Prove, the Rev. i:'-ne ot J'iti f •
of ‘Vickham II inst.,
l" f Vir V • "S' II.-
. ants, on y son c .I. 3 nne, capt
of Peckbanrise,oo4 f
Abbas, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late,.
B. Law, of Stap!egrove-lodge, Taunton. Soniersky

____ . „ _. 11. S.
uctfa, , „taio , ~,e,
on the 31th ult., at St Leonard's-on-Sea. u'r-,-..b..110"
AG:);:ts-,tcasnioltantsohufarttgilhe,e late R. W. Grey, Esq., of Buck'vc" #e
le
Northumberland. • ,(I''
pent,
onOßl3ttilTLligstbtinlsntf; bill. 0,
il
On thp 3.1 inst , Mr. Robert Cooper, t I 3 rood 0P cool
_ On the 3d inst., Jane, rulia of the late; ..b.:?1,1P., ~ ~
~;viiej
L 1., of Ql,,tulesleylte-rraci..l, ,qtittiff.2,"'....'_i',-4,1„2-Ptitl:
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kliddlesoz, Friday, December 6, 185°'