The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-10 00:00:00

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MARKET NEWS. (YESTER
CORN-EXCHaNGE.
Since this day se'nnight the arrivals of English gl°l
for cur market have been somewhat on the inerf.`4
though by no-means extensive. Of. most other
,of grain, both of home and foreign produce, the 'recej-
have fallen off. Only a limited quantity of Wheat,
.4.,
to hand from our various districts, coastwise as
land cnirrillki", bat nearly the whole of it'. was °lOl
present year's growth,-and of fair average quatitY; 0
attendance of buyers. being lather numerous,
show of really 'fine dry samples small; the deterril
most kinds cf English Wheat' v. as rather firm, A P 0
quite equal to those obtained on this day se'unight,lllo.
which a good clearance was effected by. the
The accouats received from the south of ErOwli,,o.
other quarters; state that harvest work is ranici!Y•‘":•
ing to a conclu9,ion, under: the nior-.4 41.vouriqe
Tilt. show of fine Foreign by
large... Fine dry qualities were a ready sale, at
prices. In other kinds next to nothing was doing.
wider lock was a mere drug ; scarcely
transaction was reported in it. Abouc 100 (Wattled
new English Barley 'here on show, and which.l
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buyers at from 32s to 36s per quarter. Malting' ,14;
(Foreign) was vac as dear, with a steady thqu'i'pt
but in grinding and distilling sorts very little wa:i
Although the show of Malt was gmall, the trade ori
that article was wholiy retail, at barely st*a(infig
prices. The supply of Oats was much smaller 1.1114
some time past, yet the sale fur it was far flow ,
However, previous inquiries Were fully supPt".,d,
Beans and Peas, the supplies of which were ligl.clioot
moved of steadily at full prices. The demand.- for
was dull, at previous rates. In Seeds very tittle
doing, and prices were hardly maintained.

CURRENCY' PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. ts'
WiizAT—Essex & Kent, MALT—Chevalier....:.l
red 4os to 50s0ATs—Yorkshire and to
Ditto, white
Norfolk and Lin- Potatoe
coin, red 39s to 46s Youghall and Cork,
Ditto white 4os to 5351 black to,r
Irish, red...— ..
Ditto whits
RYB-01.1 ........«.»..» to Ws BEA NS ...r1Ci(•••••••••••••••• to 4
New 365 to 3Ssi Pigeons
BAlLKY—Grinding 13s to 27s' Pies - Grey o'l
Malang ll9s to ate Map'. ..•..«.«:«.«« 4,01
Chevalier........, 32s to 35s White 0,1
MALT—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers ........».«•«« 44 44i to
folk s6s to 62. FLoua—Town made to,
Brown sos to 54s Suflo'k " Ite
Kingston and Ware 56s to ti2s Stockton kNortotk
FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR IN BOND.tsAT
VVeßAT—Dantric 44s to 56s 8eau5.......... to;
Hamburgh 36s to 40s Peas...—. tub- tor
BAILEY 4os to 33s FLoua—American.. 0,0
Oars—New
Feed ..............
SIWLTRPXLLD.
The numbers of Beasts on sale were much less if
those exhibited on this day se'nnight, yet they
good for the time of year, and; for the most 1),4
excellent quality. The attendance of both Loe4°ol,
country buyers being numerous, the Beef trade Yi;iyi
lerably steady, 'at prices quite equal to those eb,
last week, and at which the whole or the supPii),'
disposed of. The imports of live stook from sbr' oti
the past week have consisted of about 70 003r„.11
Cows for the United Kingdom. To-day there webs
offering from Rotterdam, the general quality of wholctiot
hi bited a deeided improvement over previous imper'oiro
The bullock droves from Lincolnshire, Leicester holi
and Northamptonshire, consisted of about I,3o,?risar
horns. From Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Csniun, 01i
shire, we received 360 Scots and homebreds kir°oo,'
Western and Midland districts, 400 Herefords' icorl;
Devon., Ste. ; from other parts of England, 3°°__To 0
oVe'
ous breeds ; and from Scotland, 200 horned se",,:,
Scots. The numbers-of .Sheep were tolerably esa
, while the inquiry for them was -rather better
le C 1
week, and prices were freely supported: The siotto,l
Lamb was very inactive, yet we can notice no al,°
in prices.. The number of Calves was moderately!
Prime descriptions of Veal were a steady inquiri,
currencies ; in other kinds, very little was deing'd pre:,
were a fair average supply, And heavy inquirPatP
vious rates. Beth the Beasts and Sheep were 51a-
but little from disease.

Per albs. to sink the efal. 5. to; I
s. d. to s. d. /
Inferior Beasts 2 6 2 a Second qualityditte... -s $
Second quality ditto 2lO 3 2 Coarse.woolled dine.. 5
Prime large Oxen...- 3 4 3 6 Southdown Welber. 11. cl
Prime Scots, &c...„ 3 a 310 Ditto out of the wool 0 511
arge coarse Calveso 3 4 310 Large Hogs .... 5,1
Prime smanditto 4 0 4 Small Porten.... 0
Suckling Calves, each 12 0 322 1' Quarter old Pigs,esei .'"
Inferior Sheep *. 8 10 •
SUPPLY AT MARKET. pt '
Beasts. I Sheep. Calves. I sl,'
3,217 I " 33,070 111
DENWCFATZI AND IMADZINDA-13 the Alt'
Notwithstanding the prevailing warm weather'fer,,,
rivals of slaughtered meat for our markets b 6
rather large for the season since 'our last repo6'oleo
very inferior quality. The supplies of- Mets—i‘tr?
the metropolis on offer have been only moderated}' o
•
•
Beef, Mutton, and Veal, have commanded a stesdY DI
at full prices ; but in other kinds comparatilelif
has been doing, at barely late rates-
At per stone, by the Carcase. t• I (0
u. d. to s. d. 9
Beef, 2 4 2 6 Muttons, inferior 5 0
middling .....»» 2 3 2 10 -- 2 6
prune large 210 3 - prime I
- prime small 3 4 3 6 Pork, s I
Veal .. ...... 3 4 4 4
Lamb, 3s 4d to 48 ad.
ARRIVALS DURING THE PAST WEE Pea
Beasts. Sheep. Calv."
60 50
SO -

Scotland
Yorkshire
Norfolk
Suffolk
Cambridgeshire
Essex S 90 90 fr"
Surrey $ 'go 110 10
Devonshire
Wiltshire
Other parts
•••••••• 300 310 411
33.5 1"
Difference since our last
to 113 192
6v
ZOROUGH HO) PCARILLIN
,ht 00;
Several new pockets of Hops have been bre", to
ward since our last, and disposed of at from 8189 J
per cwt. Picking is expected to he pretty gener:ilj fly
week, being few old hops on offer, while the doll it
them is rather ctive, at full priices. The du ',t3•
reached to 130,000 L Weald of Kent pockets, "
61 12s ,• Mid Kent, ditto, 714 s to 9/ 165 ; Ess 9uso
ditto, 715 s to 91; Choice ditto, 101 to 111 113 ; .
ditto, 61 to 61 10s ; Mid Kent bags, 71 to 8155.
BOROUGH AND SPITAXXIX.S2S.thei°:
The supplies of Potatoes are considerably °ll,t fice,'a
crease, yet the sale for them continues rather
prices quite equal to those obtained list wee
ruling from 4/ to 5/ 18s per ton.
_so
WOOL DIAMCZT. the r%
The imports of Wool into London during the
week have amounted to about 1,200 packages, 8.• 045
from New South Wales. -Notwithstanding the alr;je3,re
ing public sales, at which upwards of 20,000
.17 00,',
expected to be offered, the demand privately too, so'
and prices are steadily supported ; and this, t
withstanding the large supplies offering.
cfri
TALLOW 7/CARICZT. o,,bs
This market continues much in the same 511!'a rot.
that inferior descriptions of first sort new T. tor,
be purchased at 41s 9d. The demand has bkpg,,
what checked by the extreme hot weather 011,.,,
past week. There are letters this morning PrPo,
l'etersburgh up to the 30th of August. By 016110 If
we learn that the quantity of first sort is exPec,he CO'
much increased beyond what was, anticipated at
part of the season.
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Previous week's arrival ......... 50

_WFUL lIUNDkK AND iaIGHTNING STOne twr
Thursday night last the city of Gloucester andetbost
mediate vicinity was visited by a terrific Storm bi 1" 4
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4
and lightning. Considerable damage was dose me.
latter in Whitcombe Park, the seat of Lady Cr°feref);,
fine old oak tree, measuring twelve feet in Wet'
at the trunk, was completely shattered to pieee!,e beid
electric fluid. Pieces of the tree struck valoluirli°
that was grazing near the spot, and complete,`X,o‘
the poor animal in both eyes. A strong ur'lctil`
which enclosed the park near the.place, was toga.;
shattered to pieces, a • distance of 50 yards. i,e
ham and Broakoak hailstones fell, measure
inches in circumference. —.ger!

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BIRTHS. gr hficbs
On the 4th* " inst., at the Rectory House. t °
Cornhill, the wife of the Rev. T. W. Wrench, • et
daughter.
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On the sth inst., the lady of Gilbert Anelo
Houghton-hill, Hunts, of a daughter. t_fhe sf'
On the 6th inst., at Dr. Monro's, Bushey, bs,er„—,
of the• Rev. Charles L. Cornish, of Great Lohgft°' of
shire, of a son. lort
On the 7th inst., Lady Charlotte Watson.
daughter. sq
On the 7th inst., at Cumberland-street, POr2>/siv
the lady of the Rev. G. T. Palmer, of a daughter.
MARRIED. Wre
On the 2d inst., at St. Mary Magdalene, Peckbe';rlite-oi
Fitzroy Holderness, to Ellen Louisa, youngest (i; Ce
the late Captain Joseph Andrews, Hon. East I° )fr:
Pa
Onservice bire,
the 4th. inst., at Little Shelford, Cambridgeolll4
Alfred Tarrant, of Great Queen-street. to MaryAll'' pee
daughter of Mr. Henry Hall, late of Cambridge. si-ea,rf,"o
On the sth inst., at St. Pancras New Church, loptof
of George Wells Harrison; Esq., ofSandwich, Keut',Tlse
eldest daughter of the late Israel Thomas, Esq., e' #lO
o°ll'
rise, Surrey. ssis fie
On the sth inst., at St. Matthew's, Brixton, J,,e'
Monerief, Esq., to Sarah, daughter of the, late Je!''''
_he
lan, Esq., of Great Alie-street.
On the sth inst., at Llandegui Church,
....u"'"„i-oratm•
Osmond Arthur Wyatt, Esq., of Troy House, el„en-i. r, .„1
to Louisa Anne, second daughter of James %TY- kw'
Lime. grove, near Bangor. tier .
On the sth inst., at East Teignmouth, Cherl°o
daughter of John Parson, Captain R.N., to la d'il•
Dennis, Commander, R.N. orb Lt,
On, the sth inst., at St. Marylebone Church, .'°iits.L'ioe,
son, Esq., of Clifford House, near Sheffield, to JaLlaedrot.cl, ar
eldest daughter of the late T. Griffith, Esq., of -1' I,‘'`er 01
On the 6th inst., at St. George's, Hanoyer-squaf-'4lit
Beldam, Esq., of Royston, Herte, to Eliza, eldest ,o';',.;(+
John Rankin, Esq., of New York, United States, ty°
Jeff
On the 7th inst., at Weavering, Kent, age? otob
Baron de Raigersfed, Rear-Admiral I' of the Red
On the 2d inst., Henry John, eldest son of s' ant°,
Siff ken, of Clapton-square. Hackney, aged 16. surf
On the 2d inst., at Clifton Rector y, the Rey'
cer Markham Rector of Clifton, near Nottingt-otoNoV
Residcntary of York Cathedral, aau Vicar of Co
On the 2d ina., Christopher Nevile, Esq., ut•l' 401/'
tingham, Post Captain in the Royal Navy. , , sari'
On the 4th inst.., at Brighton, William wall, tff'
of Stevenage 54. 111
On the inst4th, at Cookham, Berke, Elizabeth,
Edmund Goolden. 5 min,
.ice
On the 4th inst., at Reigate, Surrey, France , see%
of Thomas Jones, formerly a Captain in the nay'," .40.
the East India Company. tbe
On the 6th inst., in Hill=street, Berkeley-square' . the
Lady Brooke Pcebell. ger ror
Veryha
On
Rev.th Williame6thinst in South-street,
tuguese Chapel in South-stivg:t. Q Oi
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