The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-18 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCITANGE.-(FRIDAY.)
The quantity of English Wheat received fresh up to
our market to-day was comparatively small, but 2,230
quarters have reached us coastwise, chiefly from E!sex
and Keut. The show of samples of bath red and white
was limited. Fine qualities were in fair request, at
prices quite equal to those obtained on Monday. In the
middling and inferior kinds, only a limited business was
transacted, at late rates. Upwards of 17,000 quarters
of Foreign Wheat have arrived this we:li, chiefly from
the Baltic. We had a moderate inquiry for really
fin" parcels, but dam and ioferior qualities were
much neglected,
A very large y and
we cannot cell them lower.
quantity of foreign Barley was brought
forward. Malang samples sold slowly, at late rates; but
grinding and distilling sorts were is per quarter lower.
Allt:t—the supply cf which was large was dull in sale,
I'4 Luc!). stationary prices. We had a very inactive
inquiry for Oats, owing to increased arrivlls, and low
foreign v ere s,,tnewhat easier. Beans, Peas, Indian-
corn, sod Flour dull, at M,nday's currency.

ARRIVALS TIIIS WEEK

Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Malt. Flour.
•
-- —, --
sacks
try. Qrs.— QIN. Qrs. Qrs. sacks
Scotch.. '•• •• 1 2,2 0 1,490 1,310 600 2,530
h—
4,510
Foreign •••• •• i 17,2-00 13,520 23,•-•90 3,520

Th supply SIVIXTIIrIELD.
increae of 8,,-.,sts in to-day's market being on the
", und the attendance ( f bu)ers the Beef
trade ruled exceedingly inactive at prices barely equal
to
those "tained on Monday, and at which a clearance
was not effected. The geueral quality of the stock was
Inferior. Although the nunild:rs of Sheep exhibited a
falling off', especially those of the English breeds, the
aernand for that description of stock was heavy, but no
actual decline took place in the quotations. We were well
supplied with both English and t..reign Calves, which sold
slowly, at a fall in value of figure2d being 3i
per 81hP. The Pork trade was far
per Sibs, the highest
t
141 rona activo
IS/ 10e, at late rates Mulch Cows were selling at
from
s eachincluding their
,
small calf.

Per albs. to Bina th; offal.
Interior Besate..... d. to
28.
6d,
r,econ rimed
lar quality 4
3 2 3
2 0
ge Oxen
Prime Scots • •
Large coarse Calves ;43 1 Prime sto.tll ditto .• 3 4 G
3 8
Buckling Calves .•19 0 25 0
144M 3
TOTAL SUPPLY
I Sheep.
6,950
I SCOT'
Sheep.
38
FOREIGN SUPPLY.
Beasts.
121 Calves.
% 1,503
NEVTGATE AND LEADIONYLAZL These markets were well supplied to-day,
while the
general demand ruled heavy, at barely stationary prices.

a. (1. to s. d.
toferlor Sheep • • •2 10 3
Second qual. Sheep 3 2 3 4
C ,arse-woolled ditto 3 6 310
southdown Nether 4 9 4 2
Ditto out of the wool 0 0 0 0
Large Hogs •• • • 3 2 3 6
Small Porkers • • 3 8 4 2
Quarter old Pigs • .18 0 24 0
AT MARKET.

Nast',
1,110

Calves. I Pigs.
333 310
Irigs

casts.
16

Calves.

I Pies.
65

At per stone by the Carcase.
5. d. to a. d.
s. d. to s. d.
neet,lnferlor.... 2 0 2 2 Mutton, inferior .. 2 6 210
• • 2 4 2 6 middling•• 3 2 3
Pinnels.rge .• 2 8 3 0 prime ••• • 3 8 3 'l3:
V(4l prime small '
3 2 3 4 Pork, 1arge........ 210 3
•• •• •• •• 2 8 3 6 small ..3 10 4 4
BOP
ISOR,OUGIC
The present year's rowth of Hops is now ascertained
to be an unusually large one. The duty has, therefore,
advanced to 220,0001. and 225,0001. For most new Hops
the demand is steady, at our quotations; but yearling
Pcl °hi qualities are a mere drug. The following are
fad
pricest—New East Kent pockets, 41 15s to 71;
'evv Mid Kent ditto, 418 s to 6165; New Weald of Kent
ditto, 31 15s to 4110 s; New Sussex ditto, 31 5s to 41.
Srailt COLONIAL.
..—The market has been very buoyant for all
descriptions, and British Plantation has risen 6d. per
t• St. Lucia mid and good yellow has been sold at
...b.gito 41s, and ord at 37s 6d to 38s 6d; good and fine
n
has realised 366 to 375; and low 35s to 35s 6d;
131thadoes also, has been 6d higher; ord yellow 39s to
,3,916di and mid to fine 403 to 44s 6d. Refined has been
"ga'n in small supply, and former rates have been well
Itsaintained; grocery lumps, fair to fine 52s to 535.
INDIA.—Full prices have been obtained for
Parcels sold privately, and clayed greyish Manilla pri-
lately has realised 378 6d to 38s. By auction 3,840 bags
idengal Partly sold at 48s to 49s for good and fine grainy
lel,wi 406 6d to 433 for good and fine yellow like Mau-
as, and 323 to 333 for good and fine brown. Holders
withdrew the rest for higher rates. Madras, about 4,500
bags brought full prices fine white Benares 46s 6d to
,
475, and dry yellow 391 to 6s d. Fortercte. 4
The demand has been brisk, and high
prices have been obtained privately. Rio brown ha.;
realised 36, 6d to 38s. Havannah was taken in at 40$
to 43s 64 fur ordinary to good yellow, while good and
fine sold at 41s to 443, and washed at 39s 6d to 435.
CoPIEE.—On ,he whole the demand has been good,
and full prices have been obtained, but there is a
slightly downward, tendency at present. Plantation
C ylon bas realised 578 to 593
.for good and fine ord, 59*,
sa to 62* for f f ord arid 1 w mid, 63s to 705 for mid and
good, 53i to 584 for g:, and 61s to 703 for peaberry.
Previously
Nat good had been sold as high as 6Ss hnd 725.
ye good ord has been sold at 58s, and good fine ord
has been taken in at 1383 6d to 59,1'. Jamaica good ord
Pale has leahred 51s to 51s 6i, and mid 58s. Costa
Itoica sold well, ord to good ord 48s to 533 6d, and fine
tfine fine ord 54s to 56s 61. Calcutta light pale sold
.452 s 6d to 445, and Madras fine at 65a 6d. East India
^al taken in at 50s.
Ica.—'she public sales have been brought to a
end the
having pri greased with remarkable uniformity,
shetutryisee has been larger than was expected. tspeocouo-
- a good deal, the stock beingein y
rests less than at this time list year,
landsbh,..gnlgkol....
Trtlier to deer( ase, while the supplya sonti
9.86311 i withm.
61,/ers3 have been 1,808 chests bought
n , 5,429 sold, besides several parcels subs(eitquwenhtilL,
issiling the total sales about 7,000 chests,
on,.
Keil: re for export, 1.500 for home use,m darnads,3l2ororoirs
aPeculation. The rise is 9d to 10d on
pah., and Is on broken and consuming to good and
e shti ping sorts.
Cocos.—Trinidad has been in demand at 463 to 53 dl.6s,
at'd Grenada mid and good red has been held at 42
to 448.
LICE.—Bengal fine white has been sold at 128 to 12s
6'l, and good mid and good at 10a 6d to
Madras
/aid and good pinky has realised 9s to 9s 6.1.
SPICES.—The market has been firm for most articles,
but Pimento went rather lower; mid and good 6i.1 to
°id- Black Pepper was taken in; shot Malabar at 4d,
an d Penang good light grey at 3id. White sold at 7,d
to 70. Cloves have been rather cheaper.
COTTON.—This article has been steady, but not brisk.
SALTPETRE.—Calcutta has been taken in at 27s to 288
for 10 to 12 per cent. retraction.
TEA,—The market has been steady, and the demand
is good for both black and green. Ord Congou is at
Is Id.
Rust.—The market is firm.
s Tea.Lovv.—P.Y.C. is 38; 6d to 38s 9d per cwt on the
pot.
voGuratiEbEleNfiYßlllT.—The weather continues highly fa
Apples,
frohaconLsiuBrnbphti,onF, 2ra,000 packages, Pears, Grapes,
sold by Keeling and Hunt sale, were taken
France, Holland, and Belgium,
free'y by the trade.
Somefurthera- arrivals of Black
Spanish Nuts have received,beet-4. and the price has
been reduced 3s per barrel. Lemo Lemons scarce, and a few
boxes of Lisbon by steamer have brought a high figure.

GUiLDITALL.-(THIS DAY.)
HLawrence
arriet
uy Ann Clarke, and Sarah
Richardson, three desperate h
esperate characters, were brought
up chargtd with creating a diEturbacce in St. Paul's
Cii.urch•yard, ned using threatening language to Mr.
Hitchcock, one of the Board of Guardians.
. Mr. Hitchcock stated that yesterday evening, about
4 x o'clock, the three prisoners came to his shop in St.
ih'aul's
Church-yard and demanded relief. He told them
that was not the proper place to apply for it, and re-
ferred them to the right quarter, when they assailed him
with the most disgusting and threatening language, and
One of them attempted to break his witiowo, but was
prevented by the police-constable who was on duty there
at the time, and who got as,istanee and took them all
into custody. This was no less than the twelfth time he
had been thus annoyed within the last few weeks. One
Of the prisoners threw a stone at the glass,
nichar.lson—l wish it had been at your bead.
The prisoners were each sentenced to 21 days' inapri-
' sotiment on. the low diet system, and afterwards to find
bail to keep the peace for three months. During their
examination they used the most violent and filthy lan-
guage to the complainant, which they continued till out
of hearing of the Court.

lARLBRO'.STREET—(THISDAY
William Carey, an artificial flower-maker, was sum
monad before Mr. Hardwick, for baying used language
of a gross and insulting nature towards Mr. Joseph
Barnett. butcher, 94, Berwick-street, Soho.
Mc. Fisher, from tha office of Mr. Dod, 16, Great
Marlborough-street, appeared for the complainant, and
stated that his client resided at No. 94, Berwick-street,
between which and No. 95 was a. passage, or way,
leading to a
,back cottage, inhabited by the defendant.
On Saturday evening last, between six and seven
o'clock, the complainant had hung up his meat, as usual,
and there wore two or three joints placed over the
l their being The defendant had, angrily, insisted upon
taken down, and on his client refusing so to
do, he (defendant) brought out a pickfork, and pitched
two or three joints into the street, calling the
complainant at the same time soma most opprobrious
names—amongst others, a black-hearted hypocrite, and
threatening that he would turn all his meat into the
street. Mr. Fisher said he had no desire to aggravate
the case, or to encourage ill-feeling between neighbours,
and he regretted thl matter had not been amicably set
tied out of court. His client had been, however, grossly
insulted, and now sought protection.
The complainant having been sworn, gave a very clear
and distinct account, confirmatory of the above state-
ment, and of the disgrace tat language used by the de-
fendant. Three lodgers a'ao gave testimony to the same
effect.
A solicitor, who, attended for the defendant, was pro-
ceeding to argue th© question of the complainant's right
to hang his meat up over the passage doorway,when Mr.
Fisher submitted that this was not the question the
Magistrate was called upon to decide. The defendant
Was charged with using gross and abusive language; this
had been clearly proved, and it did not appear that the
complainant had given the slightest prove cation to the
defendant.
Mr. HARDWICK said it was clear that the defendant
had behaved )11 a most uujustifiable manner towards the
complainant, who bad exhibited more then ordinary
temper under trio circumstances; indeed it was a marvel
that under so great provocation he had not been hurried
into a breach of the peace, and to use personal violence
towards deloodaut. Who question of filth; had uotlaiog to