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

MARKET NEWS.--(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE—WEDNESDAY
Notwithstanding that tho arrivals of English Wheat
for our marker, this week, have . been very moderate,
coastwise as well as by lad carriage and sample, the
demand for that grain tuneay. was in a very inactive
state, at barely stationery prices. Upwards of 9,000
qu.triers of Foreign What hare reached ns since Sa-
turday. Selected qualities of both rod and white moved
off steadily, at full rates of currency. In the middling
and inferior kinds, only a limited business was trans-
acted. No English Barley was on the market, and the
supply of Foreign was by no means large. The Barley
trade was heavy, and late rates were with difficulty sup-
ported. Although the supply of Malt was trifling, that
article
a ts, Beans, sol d
Yeas,wholly
andin
littleu w
s as currencies.doi
ng ln
Oats,
Tilnlls WEEK..
we have nu ehangaeßtiouvnoAtLiese
Wheat. Bacrlir4esoy. .Pi
r i "otiatse; but
I Qrs.
Englisk .•.... 1,030
5c0tch....... . _...
Irish ........
Foreign ••• • • • 9,970 5,;() 8;50

Malt. I Float.

Qrs. Sacks.
730 1,38°

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AlthougharlOonltyOUGE HOP ECANN.III
a litnited business is doing in our mar-
ket, prices, owing to the small supply of hops offering,
are well supported. Fly has made its appearance in some
parts of Kent and Su%sk X
WHITZCZULIPIIIa.
Bcef and Mutton moved off steadily at higher rates.
In other kinds of meal only a limited business was doing.
Beef, from 2s 44 to 3s 2d; Mutton, 2s 104 to 4s; Lamb,
4s Od to 5s 2d; Veal, 2s 8:1 to 3s 4J; and Pork, se
to 4s par 81bs by tha carcase.

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THH WE,MIER.--The mem' reading of the biro-
in ; it was above the average or
of the week. The mean
na:
above
in the 0
ipast
ewrierekt
the same week in seven yea .
years on the f four
irst days, and
threeYf 4
days29B7B ;
below it during the rest ; the highest in the suit was about
104 deg. do Al..ndaY,, Tuesiliy, and Vi',ll-lesday The wind
temperature was 59 deg. 3, m.
was. in the eat' en the first three Oars; it• veered to the
south-wet on the afteinitm of WedneSday, and con!inued
generally in that direction through the rest cf the week.
ANECDoTte. OF Louts eki 1 Lipp
.E...._' 1. he fo,dowing
memorandum exi,ts iu the Intudvtriiitig cf the late Duke of
13uckinghsm :—" When . Louis XVIII. was at Stowe, the
then Duke of Orleans (Louis Philippe), whom he had not
admitted to his presence since the period of the IZevolutiou.
cams to Stowe, and saw his uncle kr the fir,t time. My
father and I were present at the meeting in ;he library.. We
two stood at the tire• place near the pri,d-Atom. Louis Nod
his nephew walked up ant down the library, converaiLg for
some time. At leng:h, jut as they came opposite the table
near the print-room door, we hears! a clatter and noise, , and
turtling round, I saw the Duke of Orleans, on his knees be-
fore his uncle, seize his . band. and I heard him say, • Ah,
mon oracle, I ask pardon of my, King. of &d, and man, for
ever having worn that accursed (maudit) national cockade.'
Louis XVIII. raised hint up, saying, • C'est Bien, mon ne'reu ;
c'est Lien : Je to pardonne.' 'I can point to the very spot on
the floor where this happened."— Chronicle.

MR ROBBERY oN BOARD Snsr.—At the Central
Criminal Court, yesterday, Patrick Smith and Sarah Smith,
who were indicted for stealing a box containing a quantity
ofjewellery, the property of au aye; were found not gailly

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