The Sun.
London, England, 1845-06-16 00:00:00

trade to-day. We regret to observe that the arrivals from
the North have mostly sold at a ruinous sacrifice. The droves
from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire,
coin pri. ed
1,200 Short-horns, Scots, and Homebred& From the IVetern.
Midland, and Northern Counties we received 400 Herefbrds,
Devons, Runts, Short-horns, &c. ; from other parts of Eng-
land 300 of various kinds ; and from Scotland, 400 halted
and polled Scots. For the time of year the number of sheep
on offer were small, they falling short of an average by 11P:
wards of nine thousand. The primest Old Downs commanded
a steady, though not to say brisk inquiry, at last week's cur-
rencies ; but the demand for all other kinds was somewhat
inactive, at barely stationary prices. The supply of Lambs,
was small, while the lamb trade may be considered steady /.1.
previous quotations. From the Isle of Wight the number die!
not exceed 80. Calves, the supply of which was good, mov!ct
off heavily, at a reduction in value of fwm 2d to 4d per lb. DI
Pigs very little was doing, at late rates.
Per 81bs. to sink the offal.
s d. to s• d
Inferior Beasts 3lO 3 4 Second quality ditto 310 4
Second quality ditto. 3 6 3 8 Coarse-woolled ditto 4 6
Prime large Oxen 310 4 0 Southdown Wethers 410
Prime Scots
—9
Large coarse Calves 3 8 4 4 Large Hogs •••• • • 3 ,n° 4 2
Prime small ditto • • 4 6 4 8 Small Porkers ••• • 3
Suckling Calves, lB 0 29 0 Quarter old Pigs •• 16 " 19 0
Inferior Sheep .. •• 3 4 3 8 Lambs • • ... ..... 5 0
SUPPLY AT MARKET. pigs.
Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves.
320
2,395 25,570 193
ZIEV.TGATIEI A.ND LEILDZT•7III.II,X.•
The arrivals of Scotch and English slaughtered Meat naasv..
wineg
ek, beenanvderytheextlevnesaiv„heefror
pthroevtiingme of year during the p
slaughtering, the demand for nearly evvee73r. duensf:vrirtiroanbisseoil;
our last report has ruled extremely inactive, and in been
instances the late advance in the quotations has not
supported, while some diffculty has been experience
eetana
effecting clearances. Several carcases of foreigno
Sheep have appeared on sale—the former in good,
in very middling, condition.
At per stone, by the Carcase• s d. S.
s. d. to s. d. 9 3 8
Beef, inferior.... 3 4 3 8 Mutton, inferior •• ," 4 6
middling
prime large - pie •••• 4 (; 3 8
prime small
Veal ••••••.•••••.• 310 410 small ..... .• 3
Lamb. 4s 10d to 5s 10d.
ARRIVALS DURING THE PAST WEEK. rig,.
Btehaests
Beasts Sheep Calves
490
112 1,100 6110
60 1,200 100
40 400 40
30 100 60
20 80 -- 00 latter
30 70 100
40 140 40 110
34 200 100
-- 20
20033 44
60 n
15 50 10
20 100
1,670
Total . 411 3,460 4302,494
Previous week's arrival ...... 480 3,990 340
Difference since our last .... 69 530
pat
VcrooL TaIII2.I;ET. the P
The imports of foreign and colonial Wools during best
week have consisted of about 2,000 packages. Tile
parcels of English Wools are commanding a
quiry, at full rates of currency, but in other kinds
ingly little is doing at late rates. bleo
nonouon HOP RIARIEVr• , •ours
The plantation accounts n t b • Ted '3%
nd t
o eing consu
there is rather more business doing in this market. 8.7. doing
week's quotations are steadily supported. Very little 1p
in the duty.
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BOROUGH AND SPITAX.r'"-- sea""
Full average time of year supplies of potatoes he;,e mostly
at the water side since our last. The best parcels 133ber
found buyers at full rates of currency, but all other
have proved a mere drug. ing
TALLOW. respect .
s t e act; e
The firmness spoken of in our last staternentocoso
this market is still maintained, and we think the of bolt
hot weather alone prevented an advance in the preen 0110.
tallow, which, with the very moderate stock of for*: candl,O.
mam,nbrn.
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this
40mhee
:ssocausedbtfmthuoti a further rise insl. Pete r
the spot, 41s 3d to 41s 6d the last
separate months, from August to December.
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Scotland ....
Yorkshire .....................
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Devonshire
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-. DAY')
CRIMINAL COURT.-(TO'
tpot
OLD COURT. for the tbet
The sessions of the Central Criminal Courtc,
June, commenced this morning before the Record',' °Ode after
civic authorities. The grand jury, having been sw,_.°;,. 'elnd":,re'n%
addressed by the Recorder on the nature of t.. 1%-f
the S';',oo-
- they retired to their room, and in the cons", 50
returned several true bills. There are upwards u,;:offen"--.
for trial, many of whom are charged with very serg

SPORTING.
(imam OUR CORRESPONDENT.) worting
journalisttt
he
:e tdu ishff aetsrheanrttoat reiete, ,
have itfoecvoemr,
mfaenlltenuptoon the lot
eleottinogf the ‘dactif 8
so pro.,
liners
reason to doubt
of good sport as the one held last week. The Pe/rt.' we n°
twas
hseoi
their
the
erfauwel
veracity.
ever
I sha
1 yknown'proceed
can t" -0
111300 k at
fterno°ll-'
TUESDAY. —There was excellent sport this a•--,rhe re'
better in point of quality even than on ThursdaY• . ing
upon The. t
oT
somer i Trial
extent; Stakes
suit of the different races showed that the Epsonl rilfin
ic:cpoirdedbtehheaved 1.00:7,1
was correct in every respect.
asotwheathnoaldtinlitcewnraiesstninogt
torabcee'
blamed and spPfeeopscriletsrli oabant:.!
assigned him, viz., the second, while °pc
disgracefully. I had no idea The Libel would have recovel:6
day), laltishPl a
sufficiently to have started for any race this meeting. ;4
easy manner in which he beat his horses (among then(
ti;6
Knight and Discord, the two speediest mile horses °woo
That he wasewmoualddeoscacfuepyfotrhtehfaotrermacoestispotshietioopniiiiinotroi every
cpelafoter,tshhe Vase, and the canter in which be t t,
theing Visitors'tli

spTorhtse
InAscot Derby bore out my o
nothing but " a Newmarket der 'n'isotill, from an idea throat
there might be many causes to prevent his winning at Elio
I thought it just possible he might beat Wood Pigeon.
_.,lts
defeat. however clearly shows that the Derby rune Lord
right, and that the crack . 64.
was beaten Oil his rn , 0
one 3
Exeter, I
am happy to s - large sum of ID
a), won a
this race. no 4 tine
The Ascot .•n of Idao, that be Wast
Stakes (first class) brought 19 to the i- 5 are I
a better race was never witnessed. Inheritress, the in
stea
thought that would be forward in the race, was 0111:•be was
by a neck. The winner's weight, I had iirlagined the
Sst. 111 b. instead of Bst. llb and why he `Vie leg
place in the betting he did is .u,naccoun.table. Li!, tarolijcoa-
csfoihdraantrhaeeetiaPwno:rsatannadt
excellent
sewmarket should have been OW la much
cheellec
overweighted, he ran very gamelfor the Surrey Cup;
. trio°
It has often struck me that it would be no bad Wes Last
nartroiende.lllb. less at Epsom, wre his
of capital for a man to back Nat in every race be rides'
in the
year he rode no less than 68 winners, and this year, from he 15
weight he can reduce himself to, the number of iniasternee, I
'employed for, and the excellent horses he is Put
hpsalee
have no doubt before the season is over lie will ride t"-nt for
number,ii if not more : thus realising a handoool° sa ed
h nself, and putting money in the pockets of those wh°
stand by him. b® til
would
The Vase, as I told your readers on Monday °
ertioa
case, went to Mr. Hill with Sweetmeat; and ra'Y', al;psosi
losses has been verified, by his winning
that that gentleman would get back some of h's 04)0
his horses started. .Zanoui was fancied by
his
P
much
who dropped a good stake about him. t Tonic
In the 200 Soya. Sweepstakes the Cobweb colt he3-sav, tile
easily, but it was not at all surprising to those wh° tit o'ss
every race for of,
animals, as the winner's form was far superior to what Ascot
,either at Newmarket or Epsom. In the second-des
Stakes we had another capital race won by the eldale tan
head which won 'the two preceding ones. A111)3; to 11"
extremely well and his defeat was most rnortifYinPut the
party, who were very fond. The winner fully bere out °a.
au-Vent and I-am-not-Aware's
opinion I expressed of her before the Suffolk Star'e3:(l 119111
ers- or
what they were in the Newmarket Stakes, as and for t• de
readers would be the case. The ground was too
giniggleo
old one to have any chance of winning, althoutol2:ght We°
on gamely to the last. Moustache, which I tii°- -4,
positions were re' i told yoh
have won the stake, was amiss did
star
te oppOP
In spite of Refraction being set down as A
Welcome Stakes there was a field of nine other's, the tii;e:
she is represented to be by her friends,
and not go. ter for '-8,,
her, and she was beaten in a manner that, if she • roll u...
grace upon her. She occupied the place I foe/6! opP°rieilj
while the Turquoise colt proved, as I said, the 00')' „ .tarte '
on,Y '''
Mr. Gully's
to wen in cast his companion was unable tongoe ' iothieo,
quently no criterion can be formed of his runni' . oivoe"
ref/eta/Ile:m.0001J;
could be more hollow than the manner in which C°..ll::;elJelit
beat Subscription in the match, which brought thia
WEDNESDAY.—Another brilliant day
day's sport to a close. 'sot oil
and the course honoured by the presence of thethe o°r if
Nemours, who seemed to take great interest
all _
so much so indeed, that I shouldinot be a all T'aily be
the interests of the turf in France were not water; wits th 4
fited. The only fault to be found on the eenristaheS eirld
cards, which were infamous, and led to nior'Y In_ the ell
13'.
wrangles among the betting men. The first race
into the pech v
the Coronation Stakes, went, as I anticipated, in_t.d stieh• is,
of Lord Chesterfield, by the aid of lucky 'Sat a',.,„.aiest 11,1,
For the 50 Soy's. Sweepstakes Gwalior started a,,efheatitT
h down, 1 the
without the smallest hope, . barring a bra - ed
cf err
" rack" Pr
him and
. was defeated in a trot. The c
d tbe rij.'
mile infinitely to the new one. 4 and
tiel*
The F • ernhill Stakes brought eight to the Ps -an
find oIY
sult was in accordance with the betting '-
with brilliant ppm
t;
torte(/'
pations. horses started,
he
For the Royal Hunt Cup afield of thirty
Dated earinv-ses
three 11— to
and a more magnificent sight than they Pres-the
imagined. The winner, Evenus, was one of 0
might wish
I recommended to the attention of those wh
0 AscotP
r though
speculate up the only on it. Vroill or
hador thethe g
slightest chanceroduce were first Stakes and second. _
friends
easy manner in which Cowl won he found in Y
lt, ifitil
o
For - - the
the Emperor's Plate. the Turquoise c
length I)/
In the Albany Stakes, my fancy, k„, a Rog ,
, beaten b)' the co!:
3 to 1 and Bartholomew on him,
the beautiful Lady Wildair. The reason
1,1)e,'
and then la
was, that I thought it would be a closerd :tan.,-.age
of it.
is
stride being longer, he would hav, the a t
' 'referred 'ips 1r
The Windsor Town Pace, for which I 1 ,
~ a head eill),
was won by Deerclase, beating the former ny
05 there t°
out of a field of twenty.
there " the
rsons es • est
be seen so large an assemblage of pe
nd the oiter ee's
gregated on the course this afternoon
ie ,
since
zingao
TiluusDAY.—Never on any previous Cup day w` • ,„,.,, con-
Emperor's Plate created has been unparal el ab'
after a '''"
year,
raceil by minotaor,
ewritllaejiegsht);'shoPrlaacts.e was WOll