The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-01 00:00:00

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such as were drawn- upon the regular printed forms of the / MARKET NEWS.-YESTERDi-•
Bank. The cheque in question was not upon one of those ; CORN-EXCHANGE.
forms, neither was the writing like Mr. Pulsford's. . A very limited supply of English Wheat has come 0.11_1114
Mr. Pulsford, 11, Hyde-park-Terrace, said that. the sign- here since Monday, hence the stands were poorly filled 7.',,,,r.
ture was not his. .He did not know anything of the cheque. samples. For most descriptions the demand was very srtee!",,,
The prisoner's father was a. clothier in Conduit- street, Re- at fully previous rates. For free Foreign Wheat, the `c`l7,
gent-street, and bad supplied witness with clothing. He did an- improved inquiry, at full currencies. In bonded Parc ju
not know Mr. Redmayne, of Bond-street. we heard of no transactions. Foreign Barley, which2;aslish
Mr Redmayne svid, 'he knew nothing of any part of small supply, found ready buyers, at full prices. In Linctice
the case. On looking at the cheque, it appeared endorsed qualities but little was doing. Superfine Malt 'was in leirig.
with the name, of his clerk,.Mr. caws, but the writing was request, at full quotations, the vs/di *of other kinds b`'_.,„
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widely different, and the name was also differently spelt. (on supported. Oats, Beans, Peas, and Flour were quite A a.c4."
the cheque it was written Keats). The prisoners father was with a steady inquiry.
a most respectable man, and one of his sons, the prisoner's 1
• ' ARRIVALS. • out
younger brother, was in his (Mr. Redmayne's) employ. ! Wheat Barl,y. oats. ~ ,ictf
Mr. Cates, clerk to last witness, said he. knew nothing of English 3,130 qrs. 340 qrs. 2,870 qr.,:l
i'::,..-
the draft whatever, neither did he know the young. man at ; Irisli:. ..... ---- 3,760
.......
the bar. ~ _ ( Foreign 10,950 5,!-04) '2, _YO
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. . Mr. LONG said he would . commit him (the prisoner) for
trial, and asked if he had anything to say in defence.
The prisoner, who was bathed in tears, had nothing to say,
and he was removed to the lock-up cell.
➢lr. Burgoyne, solicitor to the banking house of Sir Claude
Scott and Co., attended to prosecute, and another professional
gentleman, whose name we could not learn, appeared for the
prisoner.

..alt; 3,780 qr's.
SMITHE'VdiaI. ntili
Our market was, the time of year considered, very scl as
supplied with Beasts as to numbers, while the quality .t
inferior to that exhibited for some time past. The pribtalieli'd
Scots, 200 of which came to hand, by sea, from Scotland, i —l4
buyers at fully Monday's quotations ; but in other br
erere
next to nothing was doing. The number of Sheep
small, owing to which the Mutton trade was active, earn't,s,
some instances, prices had an upward tendency: In.
the supply of which was only moderate, a fair businel but
doing at full currencies. Calves hang heavily- on Ilan"' rat
were not cheaper. Pigs moved. off slowly, at late r 3
Much Cows sold heavily, at from 161 to 1915 s each.
Per Blhs. to sink the offal. s.
s d. to d. t°3 4
Inferior Beists 2 6 2 Second qualitydltte... 3 3f!
Sectin:l quality ditto 2lO 3 0 Coarse.woolled ditto.. 64 u
Prime large Oxen S 2 3 6 Southdown Wetliers 315
Prime Scots, &c.
Large coarse Calves 3 4 4 0 Large Hogs 4. 1)„,
Prime small ditto
Suckling Calves, each 19 0 .28 0 Quarter old-Pigs, eachl6 5 8
Inferior Sheep
_3 6 Lambs 4 9

BOW-STREET.
Mary Anne Smith was charged before Mr. Jardine with
stealing two sheets, two pillow-cases, and divers other arti-
cles, the property of John Murphy. ,
The prisoner lodged in the house of the prosecutor, and the
articles in question were missed from her room. It was,
however, found impossible to trace the articles, as, upon in-
quirt', it was discovered that almost every pawnbroker in
London held pledges from persons of the name of Smith. In
the course of the search, it was discovered that some pawn-
brokers held as many as 500 pledges in the name of Smith.
Under these circumstances, it was found impossible to bring
the charge home to the prisoner, and she was accordingly dis-
charged.

SUPPLY AT MARKET. •
Beasts. I Sheep. I . Calves. I 7,0.
5113 I 2,730 . 321 ,
r. EWG.ELTE A3O D LE.4l..l2olMTrall-m:G •le ib6
We had full average Supplies'of, slaughtered Meat, vih',
demand was throughout heavy, at barely itationaryprice
fi •
At per stone, ythe Carcase. 6, OS'
s. d. to s. d. 6.
Sect', inferior 2 2 • 2 4 Mutton, inferior 3
middling 2 6 2 8
large lar ..... 2lb 3 0 prime g 6 3 ;
prime small ...... 3 2 3 4 eprk, ..... 4 '
Vaal .....«.......».,...... 3 4 4 6 .small:... .». . ... 3 6
Lamb. 4s 4d to 5s 6d.
lIOILOUGE HOP MAILILZT. .aC
From most of the plantations.in Kent and Sussex oat ss
counts still continue gloomy, the fly being as Vre idenfirp
ever, hence the demand here for "all kinds of Hops Is verLd at
and prices are well supported. The duty is estimate
from 85,0001. to 90,0001.
COLONIAL.
SUGAR—The market for British Plantation has 301 the
very active, but a fair business has been transacted Ire
whole, and prices, which were previously clroepi!,,,,g, hhclif
shade lower. The private sales amount to about I,auu 05$
and at auction 125 hhds, 10 trcs ; new Barbadoes to
readily at 65s to 67s for fine, and, at. 60s to 643 for 1°,56,1
good yellow. Refined Standard Lumps have been at 7'
to 78s per cwt. • •
MAURITIUS AND BENGAL—Owing to the Whllsuallfolior:
days the public sales have been limited. Privately the oil
mer is also quiet, and at auction 1,204 bags of the latter_io
at full rates : white 66s to 68s Gd, low to good sound Ye4vit,
57s 6d to 60s, 'and damp and washed 57s 64 to 59s Per C
FOREIGN.—There have been no public sales. 5561
MOLASSES.-124 puns Antigua sold at 24s 6d to 2 0.
and 155 puns Barbadoes were taken in at 26s to 278 Per covs
COFFEE.-367 casks 115 barrels British Plantatioll‘,3o,
been brought to auction, which sold rather slowly 01,„-` 75$
858 6d, and 90s for triage to mid Jamaica, and at 383 "":, pol
for ord to fine ord Dominica. The market privatelY
quite so firm as it was. A small parcel -of. Doming.l.oo
at 31s 6d for good. ord, and 1,200 baga of Rio by E.- 00,
contract realised 29s to 32s for ord to good ord.
sold at a decline, 821 bales realising 71s 6d. to 795 fb„grtli
greenish to good yellow ; 1,580 bags Ceylon 013!,',c-Ation
found Jivers, good ord at 473 sa to 48s; and JOs
coloury sorts up to 82s per cwt • 585 bags Singaftv-e,
were bought in at 48s for fine ord,: and 947 bags Jay
at OS.. • .
RUM.--This article is much the same. got°
Cocoa. 655 bags 18 brls. Trinidad partly sold at ,„40'
45s for mid red, the rest being • taken in at 425
per cwt. - 60-
' $‘
RICE is firm ; 1,403 bags 1,600 pockets Bengal
-
Bengal
lOs 6d to_lls 6d for mid to good mid white. • 0
SALTPETRE.-2,400 bags Calcutta went 6d loWer.ft,
22s 6d to 265, for 144 to 44 per cent, refraction, 13'•-•
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taken in. . 68°
SPlCES.—Cassia Lignea has been steady at 61s 6d I°4lo
for mid to good, TellicheiT Pepper has been soli at
3id for half heavy, and Pimento at 3d to 3id per lb.
CO'TTON.—The market is heavy. t Ver
-TRA.—There are large public sales declared for 11—
day. The market is neglected in consequence. 001
TALLOW.-P.Y.C. is 40s 3d to 40s 6d per cwt 03

.(Frora the London New Price. Current of Mal .1450,
Suca.E.-To-daya large business was transacted in rjeclP,.;
of West India Sugar, but at lower rates, making the Ittv,
Since Tuesday last Is 6d on low and middling, and Is per cool'
the better sorts ; a board of good bright yellow Antigua:: Doci4
at 64s per cwt. 7At public sale, New-Barbadoes and st. t°
Sugar of ,the new crop were offered, the former sold 6.d
per cwt under the rates of Wednesday's sale for low ett.ooet
kinds, but good and fine aorta generally sustained tht, r,
value; ,
low yellow went at 60s, middling 60s 6d to st'
62s 6d to 64s 6cl;and fine 65s 6il to 66s ; the latter
to
the decline previously quoted; , fine yellow at 62s 6,1;E,c,i,
good 60s 6cl. to 625, middling 59s to 60i, low 57s 6d t 0
heds6s
good brown 56s to 575, low soft 54s to 54s 6d, and was
per cwt. • A itlrpj
REFINED.-'o-day several purchaseswere vria-me ~,
fined Goods by the home trade; brown lumps - "-fair
standard lumps 78s 6d per cwt. Bonded is held for_..ols
gates, 26s paid for large and 26s 3d per cwt for small piett'
MAunrrius.-Importers have shown firmness, an OF
refrained from offering any at auction. This afternonn
parcels were diSpoSed of privately at rather lower rates'4l:
• EAST INDIA.-This afternoon Bengal Sugar filet %,01
good demand at former rates; fine white at 665,t0 670,,
64s 6d to Oa, mid 63s to 63s 6d, damp 693 to 669 6'''',oo,s
yellow sound 60s 6d; and low 545. Madras low brown, 60
*at 24s to 25s 6d, mid 28s to 295, low yellow 30s to
mid-32s to 32s 6d, good 33s to 345. -
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FOREIGN SUGAR.-There has been a good doll-0013f
white HaVannah Sugar by private contract, gnu felts
higher rates paid; brown Brazil in small parcels have
full rates. • d `°o
CorFEE.-The market has been largely suPPLeoes
West India Coffee this week, 'but importers subinittiss.o
reduction on _former rates of 2s NY 3s per cwt has aee.,e te"
'the demand to to good. Holders of Mocha submititi"'sf
reduction on' the rates of, the last public salitsicei,
to 2s per cwt has 'tempted 'buyers to purchase
of C°
This afternoon there was no public sale of any sort,v_4lo
and by private contract little business was done ; f,7470ri
nary Ceylon, however,* could not be obtained under are*,::,
cwt. The arrivals of West India Coffee this weelt,3o cs 7
• hhds 166 brls. On Tuesday 700 bales of Mocha, ' y
„eri°
of Jamaica, are declared for auction.
TEA.-Fur some parcels of Hyson, Young
• Gunpowder, and fine Twankay, full rates have ibe,. 034
and the supply is still scanty; but for black Tea t,''l;e, Ter
has been in a dull state, and, prices are 011 the dee!' the Det
day there was scarcely any business transacted In t tat
; market, and parcels could only' be disposed of but ei
•
lower terra's. '• *r bij''
Cecia.-Prices remain firm for Foreign, and a •e,'„ tee
has been transacted privately; West India is leas r" air
Hyson, lifor roi;
but prices are sustained:. . • . beeil44
MOLA§SES.-By private contract few parcels leavea
tag st JO
posed of; Barbadoes bought in at 278 ; Antigua st,o
25s 6d for middling, and 24s for ordinary ; iosfe't
at 26s per cwt for good. Prices cannot be quoted is $
East Inda. This afternoon Madras Molasses taken 3
5s
6d, and Trinidad at 278 per cwt eseo/
SPicEs.-Cassia Lignea is not. much wanted at Prdo,
the rates accepted are rather under those of this 10514 i
To-day black Pepper' met with attention, and "1 atat;s'
Malabar at auction were sold at full rates; goo' -
to 441; sea damaged first class 3id, second ditto
ditto 3id. Rum e 6 Iseei to
Rum, Bruivir, AND Horn axns.-Jamaica
per cent overproof is 3s. Id, to 3s4d, 30 to 35 over 4d 00
3s 9d, good and fine 3s 10d to 4s 3d, superior 4d'Ssoo
Leewards at 2s 24d to 2s 3d, proof strength; ain„,,,tts erg°
parcel:B percent overproof 2s 5d per -Deto
Is lld for 150 , puns proof with certificate. A , 0180
strong quality at 3s to 3s 4d per gallon. 13rattuieef“14'
upon lower terms :-Cognac, best brands of the vin. uss ~
hhds 5,3 6d, puns 5s 4d; ditto 1839, hhds 5s 4d, „Pos.?pti
:
ditto 1840, hhds 5s 2d, puns -ss;• ditto 1841,:a, at Fir
puns 4s 11d; ditto 1842, hhds 4s 11d, puns 45;',1 to
good mid qualities 3s Id to 43 4d, and low 2s 0"3, for te
gallon. Geneva at is 8d for shipping, and 25 tc's
and fine for home consurnptiOn. English Cora
at lOs 2d per gallon cash. To-day Cognac best 1".
, .it 0
vintage ot• 1842, 4s 10d to 5s per gallon.
RicE.-Bengal at fully former rates ; au"
bold ja
rather broken at. lOs 6d I Is, good middling s.sf_,lo'
lls sd, and damaged lOs 6d per cwt. For Foreigno
Rice full rates paid ; for cleaned Rice th 3 dellr Cg°6,l°
creased; 16s for Patna, and 21s to 26s per cwt
Saco.-Rather above former rates ; Sago Flan.rov
20s per cwt. Tapioca fetched 4id to 44d, and Rio
4d per lb. • die I"
t
INnicio.-The operations in all sorts of Eas oo 101
been extremely limited, and the home trade ars t!lctstrl
business than they are compelled; some partio:74.les
to sell at prices 2d to 3d under those of APrn.'erpoe' cotj‘
The public sale of East India Indigo
held at Os lb for j
at a decline of 4d to 5d for snipping, and 3d Per
504 ro
sliming sorts.
Onts.--Southern Oil, fine quality at 29/ loeutt°
28/ to 281 15s, and middlirig 271 to 27/ lOs per toyr,
at 33/ to 33/ 10s, pale Seal is 32/ to arrive,n and uliasB Fr,
•
on the spot. In Sperm there is little vaation . cwt.
er coo
on the spot made at 25s 6d to 25s 9d Pe.,r 6d P
Oil is cheaper; pale 38s 6d, and brown 000, 0;91
for Palm Oil 27s to 28s per cwt. Cocoa Nat doWligtry
to 30s per 'cwt. In Olive Oil prices are lookil Dsrpt leo
lipoli 50/ lOs to 514 Spanish 49/ lOs to 504,,,nliaatasIt,e7130i1
per tun. This afternoon Sperm Oil and ne
went
offered, and partly sold at lower rates ; oil,s,ofb
to 751105, and Headmatter at 78/ 103 to au; o 100;;;
fetched 2715 s to 3215 s for middling to flag' has belie V
TALLow..:,--F6r Town Tallow tbe market so ,to
cleared at 38s 6d to 39s per cwt, nett cash
.' 're 00A,
Petersburgh Yellow dandle at 40s. to 4os 6 orr at 40deZr
delivery' or the last three months of the Ye_,,d te_olk
41s 6d per cwt: American Tallow has a dowaylise
This afternoon New South Wales Tallow, e`
went at 41s per cwt
(o°.

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On the 23d ult., at Avranch lady n' 7 ' er
•
Rev. Robert Plunket, of a son. ,r oft" • I
On the 27th ult., Mrs. R. M. Smyth, Green - Af.
pw,
of a daughter. , the • '1
On the 28th ult., at Horham Hall, Ess`—'i - ' sad'
Captain Edward Joddrell, of a daughter. :. 130.
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On the 28th ult., at Kensington,Mrs Lew.- . .
a daughter. ' . . • C d
MARRIED. ... ... kirf, 02.0
On the 30th ult., at St. George's, .01°°"7 event Yna
James Fox Bunbury, Esq., eldest son of litentii9/IA/jor
Sir Henry Edward Bunbury, of Barton kb} 4, „'' aid if,
K.O 8., to Frances Joanna, daughter -0 i'''''' •
'.neort:ol
Esq., of Bedford-place. .r,_,...n5. ton',.-vt,, _4O
On the 30th ult., at St. Mary's, Vi."--- Norld Tv
M. R. !laggard, Esq., of Bradenhatn. Hall, ' ett 90,.•
Lincoln's Inn, to Ella, eldest daughter ot 80,
Esq., of Gloucester-place, Portman-acluara'
. • • DIED. ' ~,' • •',' Ic!
Pir
On the 26th ult., at Loxwood Honse, Du ' fbrose,
tot4ii
Esq., many years a Deputy-Lieutenant, all '
Sheriff, of the county. -' ~ t )0!
Ou the 28th ult., Anne, fourth daugbter d to;
Wright, Milton Cottage, South Lainbetl, ae,,vhet, , '
. On the 28th ult , at Carienburrare
eqn, .P.- . ar
son of Mr. Joseph Charlier, aged 7i- -.- n1.071/'
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Middleaex, Fxiday, -June 1, 1844. ' . --' '''