The Sun.
London, England, 1850-11-08 00:00:00

'ALS Till

WEEK

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Oats•
~,..e."..
Barley. Malt. 1....„...-- so.
---
Qrs. 790
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.
...
1,580 1,430 880 1,280 ..-
_
7,710 7510
_
I 3,090

Wheat.

English ......
scoteh• • ••
Irish .... •• • •
Foreign ...... 2,210

Beuts.
804

Beasts.
17

70 p

100

31%
80
79%
35

34 4
110
571,/i
18
3914

58
89%

CHANCERY.-(THIS D.A
The further arguments in a part-heard Pe,de°
having been concluded, the Lord Chancellor Pr°
to hear unopposed lunatic petitions.

ROLLS' COURT.-THIS DAY', of
The further arguments in the part-hord cinot
" Wither v. Hume," occupied the court the
The Vice-Unancellors Knight Bruce and Jiro so"
occupied the whole day with hearing cause Pelith°-
short causes.

QUEEN'S BENCH.-(THIS
(Sittings in Banco.)
THE NEW BARON OF EXCHEQI-L'
Shortly after their Lordships took their -AB
id
this morning, Mr. Baron Martin aPPellr'-a
court, and took and subscribed the usual oist1105:01°1
being promoted to the bench as a Baron of the
Exchequer.

t tbe
CARR V. COLE. ~ 6
In this case, which was tried at Westminste„",o','
sittings after last Term, before Lord Camp
00ti°,"
suit had been entered against the plaintiff. 'l,l-of I:-
was brought by the guardian, or next irif.ll„l4
setts Carr, an infant, to recover compensetiv—
ries inflicted on ber by reason of the defencho3-
to
having run over her in Whittchapel-road. . 01,6
Mr. HAWKINS this morning moved for 'tared h": 1
show cause why the verdict should not be 643-und 1"0
the plaintiff, with 101. for damages, on the gr°,i ten- d
the declaration having been in trespass, the "aeplolltl
had pleaded not guilty, whereas he ought to 11°I)30 (11;
specially that he was not guilty of trespass)
Hawkins) also contended 'that the Learned "
.00
tried the case was wrong in having asked the ot Pegfbe
ther they thought the defendant was gtlllV,OO
gence, when the plea of negligence was nct„,-011 -
record. On that ground he submitted that P" to
titled to a rule aisi.
Lord CAMPBELL said the Court would to-e tittle
consider their decision.

EXCHEQUER—(THIS 3011
a a iih!'s
(Sittings in Banco.)
The new Baron, Mr. Martin, who secedieieglljil
Baron Rolfe, now the Vice-Chancellor of Ecgtclaff
court, made his first appearance on the bench to bf -
took the usual oaths which d toister cO
Queen's Remembrancer% were
ad
There was a very large attendance of the b g 111;.
as of spectators. We noticed in the jerrbc4aetbe
of the new Learned Judge, who, it may be rem
is daughter of the Lord Chief Baron.

. BAIL COURT.—(THIS 'Al;$l
(Sittings in Banco, before Mr. Justice Bill-,c a-2/.
CRIMINAL INFORMA.TION—`TEEN V. /3.01-.0 001°
Mr. M. D. HILL—My Lord, I have humbli
nze
your Lordship's Court for a rule calling upon 9 0 Of
trate acting for the county of Lincoln to show
agar
hi°
a criminal information should not be filed agPik,esgo%
My Lord, I do not think there is any use in clu- pitio
the name of the gentleman,
he P
canvassed in the public prints. The name of t-
riedsef '
man is the Rev. Charles Barton, of Barton Al.,
the county of inst he3l ties op
Lincoln, and the charge age
read to your Lordship as it is contained in tu:Thot Yor
as the matter has Well 41e,
motion, The charge against him is this:-- toy o
unlawfully, knowingly, maliciously, and contrarliob
duty as a justice of the peace, 011 the Ditlchief'
August last, at Barton-Humber-within-Bartow ed she
hindered, prevented, and impeded and del el
due taking of a certain examination °jaw c'e,
declarating of one Robert ThomPe°ll' rge tbefr
Barton Lindsey, since dead, upon a certain 0110 oalide.d
tofore preferred and pending against one 'id`fir. she
son of the same place, of cutting and woue
oeine
Robert Thompson with intention to do hiei bebiaf.ap
ous bodily harm." The motion is made °flood.; .?)011
Sanderson, Thompson being unhappily slecepsite,
Lord, the case is fully detailed in the With four •
are somewhat long, and I will, therefore, waulatter Itilkyof
ship's permission, endeavour to shorten the it.he 1$
„As
statement. The case then stands thus: UP.%d to 07,
August, the applicant, Sanderson, had rettitren o'0170;
and at a lato hour for those parts, hglf"Pusbi
after the town was quiet, be was gorok_o_uasdod
throwing st his windows. $e OPM*7

„lot Rls
The supply of Beasts on sale in to-day's /13—
limited as to number, and very deficient 10 15.1,eder
Owing to the extreme heaviness in Newgate andmado's
hall, the Beef trade ruled very inactive, et bud oellk
quotations were with difficulty supported.' "e beless
a moderate Lumber of Sheep on offer, hever'd eesq'
was quite equal to the demand, which continue 6wers
at barely last week's prices. Prime small call:300
scarce, and quite as dear, but large qualities el., ess
scarcely any attention. In Pigs next to 13°3,1100;
doing, and in some instances the currencies hse:ool4s
ward tendency. Mulch Cows were quoted at
to 181 103 each, including their small Calf, •
Per Mite. to sink the offal. s. &WS' 0
s. d. to a. d. 2 8 • s 4
inferior Beasts.— 2 4 2 6 Inferior noels ••••• 3 ” I
Second quality •• 2 8 3 0 Second qual. Sheep ; 6 0
Prime large Oxen 3 2 3 6 Coarse-woolled ditto.
is 4
Primo Scots ......3 8 310 SouthdownWeth,eri,3 0 01 6
Large coarse Calves 2 6 3 4 Ditte out of the w"„ "2 10 ".
Prime small ditto .. 3 6 3 8 Large Hogs '''' 3 .;
Suckling Calves •• 19 0 26 0 Small Porkers •• '•1 0
Lambs •••••••••• 0 0 0 0 Quarter old Pigs •
TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET. I'iBx'
I She,,r, I Calves. I 400
4,900 210
SCOTCH. YlBl'
I Sheep. I Calves. I
44
FOREIGN SUPPLY. rigs'
Be
242
242 2
asts. Sheep. I
Calved. I "
,000 94
NEIXTGATE AND LEADENILAS b6el
The general demand ruled excessively beat)'
stationary prices.
At per stone by the Carcase. 0, 0.
2
a. d. to s. d. . . s
Beef,lnferior•—• ••1 10 2 2 Mutton, inferior t 6 t 6
middling ••• • 2 4 2 6 middling"; 4 ; 4
primelarge •• 2 8 3 0 prime •• "i 4
prime small .• 3 2 3 4 Pork, large•• •• '• 8 -
Veal •• • • 2 6 3 6 small ..... •• • -
148
BOROUGH SOP DIARIEZZ..I93;
The old duty having been declared at 23',.'"010,7
sd; the amount for Canterbury being 85,932154i-O,O'J
18,9031; for Rochester, 155,7281; and Susses,l for, se
in which are included both duties, the delhellu„re 11
kinds of Hops has become inactive, and prices "oliew
difficulty supported. The market is heavily ter Neff
From Antwerp 17 bales have arrived this wei,e'n'sditles
East Kent pockets, 41 15s to 7155; New Mid P"e"4ll2l'
,82 to
418 s to 61 6s; New Weald of Kent ditto, 31 voles'
New Sussex ditto, 3/, 5s to 3/ les; New
61 to 81.
bee°
COLONIAL. •
SUGAR.—The market for British Plantation • --spobs;
firm,- but the transactions have not been large' rd
does by auction went at 39s 6d to 42s 6d I°l.
good yellow, and at 43s to 45s for fine. , tuna
top,
REFINED.—Rather lower prices have been Lte. bet
this has induced a few sales. Grocery lumpsdisposed of at 51s to 53s per cwt. Mauritius e'7,ocl
tamed its price, fine yellow 41s to 425, low to g-veorA
to 403, and low and ord brown 30s 6d to 324' id./fl
151-
has been in good demand at previous rates; Tgraiosoi
good like Mauritius brought 30s 9d to 40s 6d; ge?„, k
white 478 to 47s 6d, and grainy brown 36s to 30ra wey'
Kbaur has been taken in at 33s 6d. Penang whit-st
off firmly at 38s to 41s 6d, and low and mid yellow
to 37s 6d.
FOREIGN.—Bahia brown has been sold at 205 33'ofidel:
yellow Bavannah at 41s to 42s 9d per cwt 9 "14910
Porto Rico good and fine yellow has been sold 10
465, and mid at 42s to 42s 6d. jets
COFFEE.Privately Native Ceylcn has been cit 4: isf
about 55s per cwt for good ord, and at 533 6cl to
low. Plantation has maintained its values g°llollAs°,
realised 66s to 70s, low mid 61s to 628 6d, an re 156A*-
fair triage 48s to 565. Mocha and Mysore 118160:,
70$ to 75s 6d for fine, 60s to 68s for mid and g old a.
39s to 43s 6d for low. St. Domingo has been
48s 6d to 49s 6d fur pale. held
go
Cocoe.—Trinidad has been in request, anon- 5""
per cwt have been paid. Grenada good red 591-ve
43s to 443. Foreign has been in request privetei,"rar,-
Smoss.—Pimento has been quiet, and id lel;p.i.
lower; mid and good 6kd to bid. Malabar ri`.e
been sold at 2j-d to 3id per lb. oiPel-
- has been but a moderate -II
doing, and prices have rather tended downwards' 3d
RUM.—East India proof bas been firm at 15 Ld.
gallon, and Leeward Island Proof at is sid to 16 "Lgielth
RICE —There has been a dull demand for this *iiroeft
COTTON.—Tbe business having fallen off Prises obos'
and at auction 3,300 bales Surat went hesetlif
one-third being sold at id per lb delivered.
TEA.—Prices have declined a little, and of /8,919
6a
paTALLckage ld
s offered, 3,300 were so.
ow.—P.Y.C. has been quiet at 38s 3d to Os,
per cwt on the spot•1111i°
GREEN FRUIT.—A. good demand exists for a°RI bi
A parcel of Oranges per steamer from Lisbon 09-dersle
Keisling and Hunt at public sale went it r 131,20 bee,
figure. A large parcel of Madeira Oranges
received, which is a novel ft cure from that 7,000;
A cargo of Messina Lemons is to hand, the .aelip:
price higher than last season. Chesuuts
freely to market from France, the price coil3„el,
lower than hitherto. Spaniel Nuts are seillifFelelfei
Barcelona dull. Para (except for those at alO
without inquiry.