The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-01 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY•)

CORN EXCHAN uE—(FRIDAY''
ar"
Since Monday the arrivals of English Wheat for our m, 400
ket have been on the increase, they having exceeded '4Ol.
quarters, yet the stands were rather scantily filled with 100
pies. Owing to the prevailing changeable weather, ll°
of Wheat of home produce were very firm to-day, an far
some instances they obtained Is. per quarter more mene.Y
selected qualities; the value of other kinds being MIX s;1,1.1;
ported. In free foreign Wheat a good business
extreme rates, while parcels under lock commanded an ad
vanceof from is. to 2s. per quarter. Barley was in sluggish re-
quest at late rates. Malt was in moderate request, and pries,
were supported. Inferior Oats and Beans were somewhat
lower. In other Grain no alteration. was doing 11!.

ARRIVALS.
Wheat. I Barley.
4,480 qrs. - vs.

English ......
Irish
Foreign ......

Oath. rim.
190qrs I 3,26efree
16,250
3,170

3,830 I 290
Malt, 2,140 qrs.

B 1 ITBFIELD.
Our market was again rather scantily supplied with re,
-.oa,
although we had on sale 100 Oxen and Cows from licr-o
and 230 sorts from Scotland, owing to which the Beef Jos
wai active, at fully Monday's enhanced currencies. for
numbers of Sheep were only moderate, while the 53e if
that description of stock was firm, and prices were ~$
supported. In Lambs, the supply of which was sinsiftaS
good business was doing at late rates. The Veal trade .rip
active, at our last quotations. In Pigs very little was dna
Mach Cows sold at from 16/. to 19/. ss. each. Sono!,
Calves, 18s. to 305., and quarter old store Pig+, 16s. to ,70;
each. Beasts, 752 ; Cows, 142 ; Sheep and Lambs, WI
Calves, 370 ; Pigs, 330.

zar L'w OAT= AND IMIADMNNAJLX.„ buy'
had a very steady demand, and prices were Woo
ported.

BOXIOITON EOP MARKET. ..geYr
The favourable accounts which have reached us this "-bsd
respecting the appearance of the growing bine 1)41101,
considerable influence upon thedernand here, which is hen l.
at barely stationary prices. The duty is backed at 18°9"/ los
to 200,000/. Sussex pockets, 71 5s to 815 s ; East Kent,
81
to 111; Mid Kent, 71 5s to Si 15s; Mid Kent bags, 71'
12s ; East Kent ditto, 10/ lOs to 12/.

GOODWOOD RACE
(THIS DAY-BY EXPRESS•)

NATCUES.
Lady Anne received forfeit from Lady Trampoline'
Nottingham received forfeit from Pythia.

CHESTERFIELD CUP.

J:gls .

Needful .

Srmiseria .

Twenty one ran.

Her Majesty has done Robert Bell, Esq., th
high honour of presenting him with a truly magnificent
acknowledgement of the promptitude with which he littel„Y,g,
rendered his magnificent seat, Norris Castle, in the Isle of lo
to the use of his Majesty, the King of the Netherlands•
presentation of the vase, was accompanied by an expression e
reeling most gratifying to Mr. Bell, while It evinced the pleas
the Queen felt in testifying to the politeness of oue of her out:v-40,
We are sorry to learn that the Directors of
Eastern Counties Railway have resolved not to issue either se eir
or day tickets. We hope they will be induced to review th

decision. 0'
lt is now undersfo)d that Parliament will be Pre,
rogued either on Thursday or Friday of next week. The f°llll, oe
we hear, is the more probable; and her Majesty will then
England on the following day.—Pose.
Monday Cla
MONS. JULLIEN AT LIVERPOOL.—On
Tuesday evenings last, M. Jullien and his exquisite corps, accethe
panied by Signor Camillo Sivori, gave grand concerts at fog
Zoological-gardens, Liverpool, which were attended by gi'he
coliectlons of the fashion of that town and neighbourhoe"

performances fully realised the most sanguine opectstions. r
BIRMING HA MJHURSDAY.—DEATH OF DR. 1°11111'10!
OF BIRMINGIIAM.—Connected with the death of the above 4" on
guished physician, which took place here on Saturday mornlnAthe
inquiry of considerable interest has taken place relative t°.u.
cause of the death of deceased. In consequence of unpleessn'
mount, that the lamented gentleman had died from poison tekeap,
himself, with a view of causing
Davies, the Borough coroner, to hold an inquest on the tt the
his death, his family smilied_ind
that gentleman, in compliance with their request, proceerks',"„ ton
testimony when, after a long inquiry, in the course of wiee
on
testimony of the medical gentleman who had been in attensienicotelf
decease entirely dissipated the imputed crime, the jury innneti
returned a verdict of "Accidental death." f YEW
CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RA`LW'AIf.---)1 1
POOL, TIIURSD/Y.—The half-yearly meeting of
was held here to.day for the purpose of declaring db. Disco
Before the proceedings commenced some negotiation tot' old
with a deputation
from the Birkenhead, Lancsibtrec,,,,
Cheshire Junction Company. Mr. William Jackson,
renra,_,
re To
man of the directors, presided, and the negotiation'
to having been closed, the chairman said—" have to
to
apologise to you for detaining you so long; but I ern b:Ppros'
announce to you that there is a prospect of peace
co we
pelity.—(Loud Cheers.) Circumstances hare arisen ei
favour of
came into this room which induce me to request the to the
thls Cridesi.ond.
your adopting so much of our report this day es "la". ter en"'
dividend, and to waive the consideration of every other ni.,atour own
tained in it until Wednesday next.—(Great aliplause 1_ coe-
interests require this adjournment ; and I hope you bac'
t`rerora..
(knee enough in your chairman to believe that he would ",„ of your
mend such a step unless he deemed it advisable for the la.' „r w
ot.
interests." The chairman then read extfacts from the s
s conditie
which congratulated the proprietors on the proseer ou
nv.
ilfed, and
and prospects of the Company. The passengers, Se*, co
the ameunt received, from the Ist January to the 30th J '
shows an increase of 97,283/. This result enabled theot, and
to recommend that a dividend be now declared of l 3s. Per :ad aft
share t
6s. 6d. per 25/ share, and that the same be Payable on
er
Monday, the 18th of August next; but there will be 31.15 for
to be deducted from the dividend on the new 50/. shunts.
terest on calls unpaid at the period of closing the eee"l",:te.
oedar...-
Chairman concluded by moving that the dividend be "rried. The
A shareholder seconded the resolution, and it wag "
meeting then adjourned. . the
n Sas
CHEAP RAILWAY TRAVELLING „ft
oie t,
is
paverigers by one of the pleasure trains from Whilvilt3r fr'
city were treated with a ride for nothieg. On rising e, and r $
Eve's-hole, the carriages became detached fr,,m the rof_a_ of •
back a considerable distance with great velocity, to the""
passengers, but happily attended with R 9 injurious
results'
Kent..Y Observer,