The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-09 00:00:00

IRISH MARKETS.
IiuRLIN MARKET NOTE for the WEEK ENDING AUG. 4,

From • To AverAß:
21 0 06 0 34 n
000 0 0 o
10 0 0 0 0 0
13 0 15 0 It 3
6 0 91 0 0
15 c 16 0 11 9

171 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone..
0 Bcre l6 stone—,
0 Barley
471 Oats
7,787 Flour, per cwt
6,7 Oatmeal— 8 stone....,
Sold to Bakers only.
-,445 Cwt. Flour
&Tends ...... irons 15% ol.to 17 *
Average price of Wheat and Flour 46,. 8.1. per sack.
Firstsl'll
e :I2g: tit
saßeiceseiopfts of Flour, 1(.71:23
?RICE OF BREAD.
Quartern Loaf S. I Half Quartern

( Flour !per cwt) 6 0 IV 11
CORK MA It likl'S.--Atig.
Wlltql (per `205t.)...223 tkt. to*26s. 0%1.1 Oats (per 1-ist.) 16s. GA. to 134.6 d.
16
10s. od. to 165. (Al.reef, 4d. to bd. • Mutton, 4d. to 6d. ; Veal, 4,1. to M. ;
Itar:ey tiler
16052..,.e.a1 9
(pderewlt3.) g
Pork, 4d. to 41d. ; Fresh (totter, 10d. to l Id. per lb.
PRICE OF ntrimt.
Ts the Merehtdits. To the Countr,
89s
85
82 72
76

First Quality
Second ...
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth

CLONMFLL M

A 11K ET..,. Aug. 5
Cwt

cd. 1.-;1:
Now Putter
o.ltrneal 12 6 :3 6
Rendered Lard 0 44 0

tides (raw) d. s. A,
liAeon Pigs to 32
I leads OS 0 42 0
20 0 0

er
Fleur, Sceollet 31 Y 0
-Howichold....6 0 2ti

I rour, Third 5........?. 0
- Fourth.

Per I
20Nipcaccd 0 0
Isere $ 4 10 01

Barley —.l2 0 15
toa!S
tone.

Wit eat. l'rr
0 15 0 24
Oats.

Tallow (roug',) 4 0 4
Potatoes 3 u

Wheat (per barrel) Os.
Batley
Oats B.
Flour (per bag) 18
flutter (pet cwt.) 9O
Bacon l'igs
Coals

KILKENNY
. 3d. to Vis. (id.
9 i 1 9
6 10 0
0 32 0
0 92 0
0 2sl 0
0 1 1

M A ItKITFg7.-----
Beer (pea Os. 3d.. to os.
Alutton 0 3 0 5
Park
Veal 0 4 0 5
Fresh (Sutter OlO l 0
Salt Ditto
Potatoes (per st.) 0 2 3

SCOTCH MARKETS,
HADDINGI'ON CORN AIARKET.—Aug. 4.
Wheat. I Barley. oats. I Pease.
66. Oct :33s Oct 31- 0.4 —s
5!!r0.1 32, 0,1 32. al -oa
53s Od i - a 0.1 30s ni
343 qrs.of Wheat in inal ket,2il whereof wes2 ,
Wisold --9 (tree.
...21. 19 . stt.

First ......
........
Third ...
W.....
There ere

Berms
4N Oi
I 38s 0.1
I 32. 0,1
!re sold.

verage.

10 12t! a

IIAI.KF.If
Wheat.
..... (Ws (id
Secutol ...... Od
Third ....... 1 46s

H CuMTSTKCkRICET
Barley. Oats.
33s 36. 0.1
311 Od 32s 0.1
27s Od 30. Od

- A ug. 3.
e Ise.
43. oti
41 O 1
39, 0.1

Hears.
43. Ckl
41. lid
BJ Od

• -
Between 10 and 11 o'clock on Sunday night the
attention of the police on duty at Peckham Rye was directed
towards that part which leads from Forest-hill, from hearing
the sound of footsteps, and the moans of a human being. On
going to the place from whence the sounds priweeded, they
discovered a person, apparently between 40 and BO years of
age, in a state of nudity, lying on the ground, covered with
blood, which flowed from three wounds, one on the left arm,
between the elbow and shoulder, the second on the side, and
the third, which was the most dangerouß, in the throat. The
two first were merely flesh wounds, while that in the neck had
penetrated through the flesh, but had not touched the wind-
pipe. He was immediately conveyed to the station-house,
and from thei.ce to the work-house at Peckham. After the
wounds were dressed, the unfortuuate man was minutely
questioned as to the cause of the injuries which were upon
his person; but, to the surprise of the inquirers, not a single
word could bo obtained from the wounded marl ; he was
equally silent as to what bad become of his 'apparel. As
soon as daylight commenced, the police proceeded to search
the place, and traced the marks of the blood as far as Forest-
hill, a distance of, half a mile from where he was found ; but
not the slightest trace of his clothes could be discovered.
From the inquiries which the police made of the private
watchman on duty at the latter place, it appears
that about
10 o'clock he saw a person, answering the description of the
wounded man, oartdirig by himself, and at a short distance
from him three men • but, from the extraordinary conduct of
the wounded man, Whether he bad been robbed and wounded,
or had attempted to commit Weide, they were um.ble to obtain
the slightest information go the subject.