The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-16 00:00:00

'OUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats.

neP.llB.

Yen..

s. to s.
39 4$
to 34
33 2$

Per Quarter. s. to s. 1. to a. a. to s, a. to s.
Boston 34 50 22 38 6 , 22 35 ss
Braintt ce 45 58 29 33 18 21 24 29
Brighton 4l 52 27 31 22 26 96 41
Cambridge 46 52 -. 23 18 - 32
Chichester 44 52 28 30 19 28 40 42 1 Dunmow 42 55 24 33 18 23 24 32
Grantham
Grimsby 4O 50 99 23 14 21 36 40
Hallsham
Hitchin 4O 57 27 34 20 30 34 45
Ipswich ......
Lewes 4l 50 24 28 19 22 30 36
Lynn 4O 48 26 28 18 24 24 26
Maidstone 49 50 36 39 26 32 38 40
Norwich
I'etworth
Rom ford
Sandwich 5O 56 30 33 2t 24 32 23 2
Tint ford 6l 64 32 SO 24 28 40 44 3
Wiabech
Witham 43 53 23 31 19 23 24 26 r
Yarmouth ,50 55 SO 32 20 23 SS 40 21
NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHANGE,
Red. Whits.
Wheat, Northumberland 42s 485...... 465. 50s:
- Norfolk and Suffolk
- ll erwick and Scotch 4os. 46........ 44.. 501.
- Foreign 44s. 464........ as• 625. 1
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk 2Bs. XX...« -4.
Foreign
--
Barley, Ma1ting,205........-11. -4.
Grinding and Feeding
Norfolk and Suffolk 27s. _ _
225. 244. ..... --J.-,
-
465. 62,....... -4. -..
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk.. ...
30s. 34,
....,
..........s.
Beans, Small - 3Ss. 404: ..F. .- ..
---- Tick
365. 32s -s•..
Pease, White -1
Gray
26a. Vic ....4..
...
-
Oats, Northumberland. Paid" ••• ***„ 19s. 20s -a. -a,
I.h. 18 ___,. ..,....
...- Feed... ....... ...
.. 20s. 225. --a ...-1,.
-Foreign .....
.......
..............”*" ......... .
31a, 371.-4..-4.,
Flour (per sack) •
MARKET.
rug:
496541:
508534
445. 50s. 5.11.
295, 295, 30s.
Grinding
2s Vs. 265,
Barley,Wheat MaltingildForst Whitei HULL
Up.:l; L
Quarter)CO RN
Oats. British
304 325. SU.
365, 375. 38a.
365. 36e. 405.
Va. 525. 56a
-mi. 375. 43a.
....1. 264 34.

Means
Pease, Grey ............. ........... "
Blue and White".."."".
Linseed." ............................ .......
Flour per sack .............. „. ..
..........
Rapeseed (per 10 quarters)
..

DEPRESSED STATE 017-TRADE.—(From $ Corre-
spondent.)—A public meeting of the tailors of the me-
tropolis was held last night, at the George Tavern
George-street, Blackfriars-road, fez the purpose of
taking into consideration the • depressed condition of
their trade, and to adopt the best means of improving
the same. Mr. J. Eames in the chair. The meeting
was addressed by delegates from different parts of the
country, who bore witness to the distressed state of the
tailor's business throughout the country. Resolu-
tions were passed to the effect, that the trade had been
sacrificed in a great measure by the unfair system of
competition, as developed by advertising, and other un-
fair modes adopted by the capitalist, and that the meet-
ing pledged itself to co-operate with the United Tailors*
Protection Society, 'in their endeavours to secure fall
and complete justice to the fair trading employer, as
well as the employed, whose interests are identified. A
vote of thanks having been voted to the chairman, the,
- meeting separated.
The Gazette des Tribunaux publishes an account of
a trial at Stockholm, which is very remarkable as Coming
at a moment when two of the great States of Europe are
demanding from Turkey a positive guarantee against
religious persecution. A. young painter, named Nilsson
born of Lutheran parents, and educated in the Protestant
faith, having turned Roman Catholic, he was denounced
by the pastor of his parish to the Royal Consistory, and
brought before the tribunal. The President asked him
whether it was true that ho had renounced his religion,
and told him that the law awarded severe penalties
under such circumstances, but that he could avoid them
hy Again embracing the Protestant faith. Nilsson having
refused to do this, and declared that he had turned
Catholic from conviction, the tribunal sentenced him to
perpetual banishment, and declared him and his
descendants incapable of enjoying civil rights in Sweden,
or inheriting any property in that country. It was sup-
posed, howevev, in Stockholm, that the King would exer-
bis royal prerogative and set aside this judgment.
splendid specimen of that herbaneous evergreen,
the stiolitzia regime, in full flower, may now be ken in the
Royal gardens at Kew. The leaves are from four to five
feet in height, and the petals of a rich chrome yellow.
not sufficiently known that these gardens are apes 0:10741,
the public.