The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-17 00:00:00

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►RKETS.
ARKET.
tst market.day, iI

Fhird .........
Fourth • ....... 54
Fifth
Sixth

...... o

00000

Flour (rer bag) 25 0 59 0
Butter(per cwt.) 0 0 98 0
Bacon Pigs 45 0 46 0
Coal. I V 1 2

HAMBURG

MARKETS.

G
%Vocal, Matto '390 to 498
---- Magdeburg 372 to 518
white 432 to 5161
---- red ... 312 to 5181
Brunswick '3 JO to 4981

blecklenburg:. "36i to 41181
--- Polish -.3.1 to 516
Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg
-- Marks 264 to 286
- Elbing and Ko-
nigsburg
Pomeranian
Anhalt
COT.
Carolina and Tennessee Nto 9%
Georgia. Ist suit
2d 6% i%
3d and 4th 54 64
CoF
Mocha 13 to 13%
Batavia 4% 6%
Sumatra
Rio :;%
Bahia l4 5%
SUGA R.— (Wit
Havannah, Whitt 3 to :s%
Brown 111,6 Cji
Rio, White
Brown
Manilla. Brow

1. 2% to 2%

COURT-MARTIAL.

A

MONEY MARKET k.fid CITY NEWA.
SUN.—It might have been expected that stocks would have
goar rather lower upon the unfavourable Leers from America,
but as its tendency was commercial and not political, hives
not so likely that the general public would be deterred by it
from investing in the funds. Consols for immediate transfer
were 89 to 89i, and for Account 89k to 89%. Exchequer Bills.
were 235. to 255. premium ; and India Bonds, be. to . s. prem.
New Three-and-a- Half per Cents. were 98A to 98i, and Bank
Stock was at an advance to 168% and 169.
Mexican Stock was again in demard to-day, and fluctuated
a little in value, viz., from 34% to 351. The other foreign •
securities were dull, and although M. Salamanca's arrival in
London was spin reported, no diaposition was evinced to
speculate Spanish Actives were heavy, at 24 to 241. Brazil
Stock of 1829 varied horn 56 to 57, French Fire per Cents.
were 118, and Dutch Two-and.a-Half per Cents, 511 to s'l
The Share Market was depressed, the quotations were us
follows ; —Great Western New, 10 ; the Fifths, 5%; London
South Western, a)lk • and v ork
and Birmingham New, 26k;
and North Midland, 40% premium. Brighton Shares were.l4*
to 13L ; Blackwall, 13i ; Manchester and Birmingham, 12 ;
Midland
Bank Counties,
a -hareslB
; and
were;
a Northern
and anddiscount;Edoastejroni,n4tlstock.
21
Colonial
premium. British North American Bank, 7 discount.

THE MA
COAL M
Ships arrived since l' _
s. d.
.. d.I
Adair's
Carr's Hartley
('hector Main ... 17 ' Walls End Helton
W'e.t Wylam
Walls End Clennell ..
Walls End Killingworth ... 18 9 Walls End Caradoc
Walis End Newmarch .".... 17 9, Walls Endllrowd'6 Deanery 6
Walls End N..r, nu., berland IS 0'
, Walls:Eud South 11nrham 19 3
Walls End S. Killingworth I'i 3; Blythe ~.. lb 6
2
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IRISH MARKETS.
OURLIN MARKET NOTE for the Week ending FEB. 11.

From To
325 Wheat,perbarraNt 5t0ne...... 21 0 I 36 0
Bete
418 llarley
439 Oats l4 stcne...... 0 3 13 3
Flour, per cwt — 0
392 Oatmeal 8 5t0ne...... 11 6 14 0
Sold to Bakers only.
8,079 Cwt. 9 0 24 0 191 e
Average price of Wheat and 'lour b 5. (3d per sack.
Fir5t5........... from 18a. Od 24.1
ceipts of Flour. 14,2991 Seconint from lbs. Od. to 17a .0d
Vales of Do, 10,•:63 Thirds, ......,from Ss. Od. to 110 Od

Average
2# 6
14
15 4
16 6

PILICE or BARAN
Quartert. foal 3.td. I Hail Quartern
CORK MARKETS.—Feb 12.
Wheat (per 20a•.)15! lld. it, 35s Od.luats (per 14st. 41,01. to 11..
Barley (per IGat.)l2 G 16 0 iFlovr (per cwt 711 22
Oatmeal liar cwt ......3b.Od to 13s. 6d
Beef, CA. to C.O.—Mutton:sd. to 6d.—.Veal, 44d to sd.
York, 4d. to 54.—Fresh Butter, lid. to 12d per lb.
PRICE OF RUTTER.
To the Merchants. To the Ceuvist
Fast trality... •1•••••••• I
$ !COM eeee .•••••••••••••••••••••. 75

.... ...»..N. 24 ..••••••• Lee r ...
2i
CLON Id ELL M A It IL ETS.....Feb. 12
Pa 1. vi.
_

s. d. s. ,1:- - - s d. v. d.
New Butter .OB Oto IV 0 riideetraw).........; ot. S.l I
Oatmeal. 0 14 6 8ac0anire.........41 C 46 0
Rendered Lard 0 b 2 u Heade...............251 1 0
Per Bak„
Fleur, Second ..... 0 40 0
5F10ur,,11.rdi..0...i. 0 fBO
Household -
0 38 0 •••••••••• FOtalibi.46olB I) --g' . .
.. . Per am. _ ._ -

.16 0 ja 0

13 0 IC, its
KILKENNY MARKEY&
Wheat ,per barrel)2Br. (kilo :138.041. 'Beet :per Os. Od. te Os. NV
Barley lt 0 19 0 Mutton 0 5 B 8
Oats .......... 0 15 0 l'ork 8 4 0?

VisT 7.7 5 a a-
ireehtrutter..... 0 0 1 0
UN Ditto 0 6 0 10
Potatoes;per et.) U 9 0 •

MN.
IBarley, Mecklenbnrgh 162 tp 186
Magdeburgh 174 tb lt6
Holstein
Odctbruck 169 to 177
Oats, Elder ......... 90 to 114
-- Mecklenburg ... 165 to l 8
-- Holstein 165 to 166
-- Upland
Pease, Mecklenburg
Beans 268 to 288
Buck Wheat 291 to 255
Rapeseed, Hanover
Malt
Tares
'ON.

Mar. nhatri
Madras
Surat 4... ..............
Domingo
'EE.

Lk ming°
La 6 na3 ra... .....
Porto !tic°
1 1 avannah

Thscount.)
Banta, White ........
Brown
Pernambuco, White

61( t 07%
b%
4 5
3 6

Brown ...

3% to 4%
4 6%,
5% 7
4 7

te2l4
.1% 2%
.111, 3

PORTSUOUTIf. WEDNESDAT.—.A Court-Martial was held this day
on board the St. Vincent lllag-ship on Captain J. Toup Niccilas, of
her Majesty's ship Vindictive, on charges preferred against him for
getting his ship on shore on the 26th ultimo.
Vice-Admiral Sir E. Owen presided, and the other members of
the Court were Rear. Admirals the Hon. D. H. Bouverie and Sir
Thomas Cochrane, Captains Sir Thomas Hastings, G. F. Bich, C.
D. Codrington, Lord Adolphus Fitzciarence, Lord George nutlet,
and NV. NV. Henderson.

The Coma asked Captain Nicolas whether he had any cause to
complain of the conduct of the Second Master, or any of the com-
mission, on the day the Vindictive was on shore, to which he re-
plied, " None whatever. Oii the contrary, I hare every reason to
be satisfied with their conduct, which was praiseworthy in the
extreme, especially that of the First Lieutenant and Master, who
were on the sick-list at the time."

A similar question having been put to him as to his approval nr
the conduct of the petty officers and men upon that occasion, he re.
plied that he had every reason to be satisfied with their conduct,
with the exception of three petty officers, whom he named, and
whom he had disrated for getting drunk at the time the ship was on
shore.

The officers and ship's crew present were then ordered to leave
the Court, as they might be called on to give evidence.

Lieutenan Lavie and Mr. Harweotl:the second master, were
examined at considerable length; but their evidence was devoid
ofpublic intergst. It is thought the trial will not be brought to a
close for some days.