The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-25 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE
GUILDHALL.
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Two young men, named Huey Cummings and to
Bradley, were placed at the bar upon the charge
ing a quantity of sheeting and other articles, el,
perty of Thomas Howard.
It appeared that the prosecutor resided in Cot'
street, where he carried on business as a general
and the prisoners lived in a narrow court
the side of his yard. On the morning of last,
day, the back door of his premises was forced (co
the articles named taken away. The police elf,
succeeded in tracing a portion of the property, en
that it had been sold by the prisoners. fail
The prisoners were remanded, in order to a
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for the discovery_ of the remainder of the properv't
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MARKET NEWS.—(YESTER—
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CORN EXCHANGE. Or
Since Monday last the arrivals of English „10,
Barley, Malt, and Oats, have been only liraitefai
those of Scotch and Irish Oats have somewhat ink
sO4
Of all other kinds of Grain the receipts have beeis c,
Fresh up from Essex, Kent, Lincolnshire, asu.„3l)l,
bridgeshire, very little Wheat came to hand, D-00)
show of samples was, comparatively speaking,oo
Owing, however, to the announcement of a lage or
in the Flour trade—the amount of liabilities beeigg 0,
mated at very little short of 50,0001, 30,0001. be 4100
this market—considerable effect was thereby Plv-soitti
upon the Wheat trade, which ruled extremely 11,004
indeed, fewer sales took place than for many we"
and last week's prices were with difficulty OP tt°
e
At the close of the trade a clearatlce was not e byo
The quantity of fine Foreign Wheat on offer wsieettol
means large ; yet it was more than adequate to 01thefit
wants of the buyers. Holders were firm, and, in jp ftl
sales concluded, obtained full prices, particulari: 00'
selected qualities. Of English Barley the Fh°,olerr
small ; but that of Foreign, free of duty, proved 11,er
bly good. Malting parcels mostly sold at full 01',./1
cies. In other kinds, next to nothing was ti°ifig;tfil
their value was supported. The show of Malt world,
limited, yet the trade with that article was in s le 0
pressed state, at barely last week's figures. The 6,11),
of Oats being on the increase, we have to repertuiteo
inquiry for them. The best Potato samples were q re,
dear. Other kinds were the turn lower. Beans,
and Flour very inactive, at barely late rates.
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE. 6440
Wheat—Essex & Kent, Malt—Chevalier • • • • . '.. ,g
Red .
Ditto, White ..
Norfolk and Lin- Potatoe .• • . ...... . g
coin, Red..... 388 43s Youghall and Cori, ~,,,,
Ditto, Whitt 4os 47s Black . .....
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~
Irish, Red .. -4
—s —s Cork, White .•• • • :ft, 1
Ditto, White .. ..
Rye—Old
New. •. • .., .. . •
Barley—Grinding ...
Malting ...•• • • • • 33s 35s Maple.. ••.•• • • •.
. 360 334 1
Chevalier ...... • • 36s —s White .•••• • • • • • "J
Malt—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers .•••• • • • • 0 di
folk .. .. .. .. ..
Brown ....... •• •
Kingston and Ware 60s —s Stocktn & Norfolk .--
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FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR IN BOND: 34,410r0
Wheat—Dantzic.... • . 32s to 36s Beans .. ..... . • ..... . os /4
Hamburgh
Barley
Oats—New ....... •

Feed ......•• •• •• 15s 17s
SMITHFIELD. ,050
Since this day se'nnight the importations of .•'d
from abroad for our market have not excenote pp,
Oxen and Cows, together with thirty-two ::;ef,e;
from Holland. To day we had on offer twea`Laii
Beasts and twenty Sheep. Although a slight colnY;s
improvement was noticed in their quality, itho et.
from first-rate; but there was no appearance or .fore
demie amongst either the Beasts or Sheep. The/ 85'
sold heavily at from 141. to 191., the latter I" 0P
IL 17s. per head. The weather having becoraef
milder here, as well as in Holland, large" d
ports may be shortly expected, as we laden t 4
great numbers of stock are now re itei,
most of the shipping ports in that couple,
cially at Rotterdam, waiting a conveyance to isSe'
The arrivals of Beasts fresh up from our varionagfie,s6
counties were somewhat extensive, for the tilnefojetl
as to number ; but their general quality was artling
We much regret to observe, that at least a
them were suffering severely from disease ; le , leo
no previous market-day of the present year hill;00
ticed so large a portion of the stock thus 9,6_14
show its extent, we may state that upwel""it 1)17,
Beasts and 300 Sheep were left on the readef,fi" to
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impossible, from their lameness, to convey tbera
metropolis ; while from 20 to 30 Beasts and ',"011".
were carted out of the market to-day alive na".
tered, from the same cause : hence, of ceell,,lo
losses have been sustained by the graziers. Dlitas
Beasts left unsold must, we fear, undergo thes"
As we have before remarked, the supply of 'h s"
good, owing to which the dead markets beingto fa;
stocked, and the unwillingness of the butchers
chase largely during the season of Lent, the
~:,:siosm
was again exceedingly heavy, and Friday's deP'o4:l4:i
the currencies of 2d per Blbs was barely stlPPe` 00"
very highest figure for the best Scots not firm
3s 10d per 81bs. The primest Beasts were nearlieft ay.
posed of, but numbers of the inferior breeds _0197,
market unsold. Fortunately for most parties, the Pool
of Sheep were rather limited, which caused the sb°s
trade to rule tolerably steady, at price
equal to those obtained on Monday last; the, .pf
Downs selling without much difficulty at 4s OE
No Lambs came to hand from the Isle of Wign,
from other quarters that description of stock, artr r
doubt, from the low currencies obtained on Friutlfru,
were rather limited. Down qualities sold slowly, ; 9l
5s 10d to 6s; other breeds, from 5s to 5s 8d Pe:, 0.
being about, stationary figures. With Calves et
but moderately supplied, yet the demand for thefl'oll;
cially the middling and inferior qualities of Vea40,0014,
a very sluggish state, at barely, in some inatlor,,,,
trifle beneath last week's quotations. From Ire„non
received 120 Pigs, while from our neighbouring `._;o
the supplies were moderate. Neat small Pork° Tr
steadily; other kinds of Pigs slowly, at late ratesi of,
Bullock droves from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, gilirbtr,
bridge comprised about 1,900 Scots and here pere,
while from the northern districts we received 25v„500,,
horns; from the western and midland counties, ff
refords, Devons, Runts &c.; from other parts uci,
land, 400 of various Creeds ; and from Seal°
Horned and Polled Scots.

Per Sibs. to sink the offal. I a, t,410
Inferior Beasts .... 2 6 210 Second
Second quality ditto. 3 0 3 2 Coarse voo le ditto 4, 4 „4
Prime large Oxen • • 3 4 3 6 Southdown IN hers 4_, 3
Prime Scots 3 8 310 Ditto u o the vvo° 3 0 4 o
Large coarse Calves 310 4 8 Large Hogs ..... 310 0)
Prime small ditto .. 410 5 0 Small Porkers •• •
.16 0 6
Suckling Calves, .18 0 30 0 Quarterodl s 0
Inferior Sheep .... 210 3 6 Laml)°cl:4:l.4.le.afsl.ll:lY•i'll'tdti:t°.l-3. g°3l;
fig"
SUPPLY AT MARKET.
Beasts. Sheep. I Calves.
3,001 I 20,300 I Iv opiief
NEV7O.6.TE AND MEADEP7O—A te tieSe
Considering the season of Lent, full avers 6 to t
of country-killed Meat have been received ullecolitiusi
markets, since this day se'nnight, in good being
hand' tabs Of Lambs about 600 have come to .e-- to. tit 0
course in addition to the reeeipts given in o,yhterc sto
statement below. The supply of Meat shtAjo3,o
the metropolis is good. Prime Mutton an"the tro
in steady request, at full prices ; otherwise supper
inactive, and the quotations are with difficulty to 5,1
At per stone, by the Carcase. S. cl* I 4
s. 0. to s. d. , 2 8 3 a
Beef, inferior.... 2 6 28! Mutton, inferior ' 3 3 3
middling .. • • 210 3 0 midilling•• 3 6 s 4
prime large .. 3 0 3 2 prime " 3 S
prime small • • 3 2 3 4 Pork, large ••• • •' 310
Veal ••••••• • • • • • • 310 410 small ....

Lamb, to EEl'' LO'
ARRIVALS DURINGSs. THE6s. v PAST 1, ---,Aces P5OO
Beasts SheeP .7..... 700
Scotland 15 400 100
---
Yorkshire 22 500 0
Norfolk ........................ 8 100 --
100
Suffolk
..... 0
Cambridgeshire ................ 20 120 200 100
90 30
Surrey - ISO
Devonshire
Wiltshire 30 100 100
„......,
Other parts .....• ...• • ........„ 25 200
.....„.. 1,/.16
430 2.130

4.- 1,,
Total ••••••• • • • • • • • 163 2,070 600 /
Previous week's arrival.. •• .. 328 2,250
.......„... 110

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Difference since oar last
BOROUGH AND SPlTALrlx"—witter
Very few Potatoes have arrived at the offeriPl',eli
ies.„,
during the last ten days, yet the supple P° ritilef
these markets are seasonably extensive.
command a steady trade at full prices 11"
kinds only a moderate business is doing.
BOROUGH HOP PIARSIx"".s w
p 515,1,1110
We have to report a very limited busines spe'
all kinds of Hops, yet prices are, genet-311i
supported. god
WOOL MARKET. have
The imports of Wool in the past wetiglisl3,l
extremely small, yet the quantities of both, ges
Foreign, as well as Colonial, offering private'Petive,
what extensive. The demand, however, is °'
prices are steadily supported. ri'eel‘ io
TALLOW. 5;5 ery
We have no alteration in prices to notice ry tkee
the market is steady. For the autumn deli the
but very little inclination to do business O'
39s for the last three months, sellers. TOW
39s to 40s 6d net cash.
COAL MARKET'
Prices per ton at the close of the market : „irest „lot*
15s 6d ; Buddle's West Hartley, 16s 3d ; CaresiVet 4'
17s; Davison's West Hartley,-17s ; Hastiug'ss." orcl'i°po4,s":
16s ; Holy-well Main, lis ; Old Pontop, Or°46;
heugh, 15s; Pontop Windsor, 15s; Pot 00, I,"j;
West Hartley, 17s Wylam, 15s 9d ; EY-4--slort°"(i.; jje;
18s 9d ; Gosforth, 18s 9d ; Heaton, 188,6u.LbtjOil,
Riddell's, 18s 3d; East Heaton, 185; 1--2':',-059d;
Shotton, 20s fid ; Stewart's, 21s 6d ; Caradoe, 20s 6d
;
pool, 21s 3d ; Heugh Hall, 18s 6d ; Trimdon,
ley, 18s 9d ; Adelaide, 20s 6d ; Evenwood,t liva ter ;
Tees, 17s 3d ; Cowpen Hartley, 17s; Derw,Ten 0-0016"
16s; Graigola, 21s 6d; Hartley 16s; 0,3,1N1e1,
Powell's Duffrvn Steam, 22s 6d ; 'Sidney's .'"
Ships arrived, 49.

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BIRTHS. jOe De
go. it
On the 18th inst., at Finsbur •-square. A— ~,, o
) isp., ~,1
of a daughter. tile f l'i
On the 15th inst., at Tartar agham RectorP,er,
,co
Hon. and Rev. Francis Clements, of a dalighLo, 94
,elO
On the 18th inst., the lady of Edward Pete ~,t'o'r
Madras Civil Service, of a daughter. ege"
On the 18th inst at Cumberland-terrace,
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the wife of G. Rainy, Esq., of a son._ . tt,

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DIED. 4. bell
met., )-
On the 21st inst., at IS, Great Stuart-str.
,11'1
Alexander Blackwood, Esq. late gr P'''
On the 15th inst., Elizabeth, relict of the f tbe
Dando, of Cheapside, aged 82. ;is fill: i
On the 17th inst., at Cheltenham, Fn'ir":,,fig' ic" .i
nli'erc
Leopold E. Dryden, Vicar of Whitnash, 1, Adaelf-i'at-
On the 18th inst., at Halstead, Kent, 'Alr-,,r5",,,1DC.
On the 18th inst., at Chipping Norton, '''''
(formerly Downing), aged 67.

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