The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-01 00:00:00

PRICE OF BREAD.
The highest price of Broad in the MelPPolis u 9d. (or the 4111 Loaf
flood Bread may be had at 6kid.

;EDS.—.I I __
un*Bo. ;
Per Quarter.
St. Foin !Os. ?Is 40f.
Bye Grass "Si 355. 45,,
iacey Grass —s. 405. 455.
Linseed, for feeding 4Ss 50, —s.
Ditto, for sowlng —5..52*. bei,
Ditto, for crushing • 425. 406.
Canary 165 Vis 53i.
lietnp " —s 465. SG..
Per Bushel
_ 0.-- ..as 411 Wiry ' - ...S. 43*, 475., White Mustard 7s i'5,.. 9s. od.
Foreign Ditto —s. 5 s. 54i Bi'own Ditto
Corian ler —s. 141. Ifis Tarcss 4i, 3d ss. Od
Rapeseed, English fine (per Last) 331.01. Foreign 30/. 32/.
PRICES OF HOPS'.—June2ol
Farnham Pockets (per cwt.)
East K.nt Pockets .. 'O/ Os. 4'. 10.. to 9/ 9,.
Ilitto Baas . •• 0 o'. .4, Os. to 51. le,
Mid Kent I'octels N. Us. , 44. •55. to N. Iss.
Ditto Bags 01: ' Os.- V. Us to 51. Cs.
Sussex
Yearlings... . `. CI. Ce. .a.lbe.to 3/ 15s.
Old Olds
. old Piny estimated at 155,0001.1 ~

PRICE OF
Per Cwt.
New English Red Cloversos. 00s. 70s
OW Ditto Ditto
New Foreign Ditto sos. 00s. 655.
Old Ditte Ditto —s.
New White Clover s4s. (Oa. 70a.
Old Ditio Ditto —a. —a. a.
w_w Trefoil '2a.
Old Ditto..., - —4124
Ios. TR, fe2i

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: PRICES. pr POTATOES AT SPITALVIEDS
York Reds (Irmo vessel) ,I. s. to 4/ 10sL. Nr ton
Scotch Reds ditto. ...A. ....... •.. ...••••41.. 03. to 4/. .5%. ditto.
CGlTltnon Reds - 41. 55.. to 4/. 10s..ditto
Marsh Champions 3l. Os. to 41. Os ditto
Sha•vs I. 101. to 41 0.1. ditto
:Middling Ol. 01. ts .1. Os*. ditto
Chats ...... .... I/. 154, to 01. Os. ciitto

PRICE OF OIL. •
Rape Oil, brown, per ton, 314' Ins —Refined, 36 10s.—Linaeed Oil. 271-
Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, 011(10 02/. Os --Rape Cake, per ton, 5 5,

PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of GIN.
Trice of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Stelters) • 26. sd.

PRICE OF TALLOW. SO Ar..lc per 1121 b.
I'owp Ta110w..., 44i Od Yellow Soap —s Otl
••YellOw Russia ~435. Oil. Mottled —s. Oil
—s. Od
White —s. Pd. Curd .
iloap Ditto • —s. Pd. Graves • i7i 01.
Afelting Stuff ~..... 33s. Od. Good Dre,7s
.: Ditto ?tough ' • 2:s. Od.
1 •-'.4 ',TRICE OF
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' The prima goOd Rote Candles iv
Candles. IseisTdozeh, is. ti; ; inl
Sixpence per dozen

CANDLES.
r the Retail Shops is AS (biiSWIS :.•-
iferior, Gs. &1.--Aloukis, Qs. Cd.
i discount for ca 9).

LEATHER
Per lb • d. t• i.
Horse Hides, German.„.... 12 22
------ Spanish l5 21
CalfSkins,3o t•4olb.(dez )1, I 4 20
4(1 51. •16 k 2
---- ;',€) f,e • A 22
---- 70 100
Seal Skins, large....
—,--. small; IQ LO
Kips
Basile -
Bellies
!Shoulders 7 12i
:o 4d per lb more
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K

, PRICES OF
Per lb. ; (1. to d.
Crop Illdes, 30 tO4olb.sach 11 13
141 511
~110• l4 :0
Bull 11ides
Butte, Vitriol
14 24
Foreign
Foreign Hides: ... ; .... 10 12
Dressing Hides .. . I 15
Shated 17
Be.t Sigldlers Hides ~• -15 , 161
Elorcc Hidt%, English{
• If rounded 2,1. ti

COAL MAR
s. d.
Itensham
'Burden
'Holywell '2; 6
Lease's Main
Ord's Redhugh
ricton l7 6
South Hartley lB 0
l'aatield
Townley lB 0
Wylam l9 6
Walls End Gosforth 2l 6
Walls End Heaton 21 6
Walls End Killintworth i 0
Ships arrived since f

Per Ton.

Per Tom S. d.
Walls Eud 2l 0
Wal!s'End Stanhope Steam IS 0

Walla Erni Be wok 22 :3

Walls End 13.addyll's Iletton 22 8
Walls En.: Lanilat.n
Walls End Stewart's 22 3
Walls End Butte, knowl lB

Walls End Adelaide
Walls-End Gordon P• 6
Walls End Norwood lletton IS fi
Walla End Tees 2l 3
Walla En t NlaTeley slain IS, 6
WAIls End Deronsinre lll 6
Last market-day. It)

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Per Quarter. Wheat. I Barley. I ()at, Beane.
Ashburn 60 62 40 45 28 33 50 55
Basingstoke ....... 50 61 26 30 22 27 j :=2 42 r 6 44
Bath 4B 60 27 31 24'r' 28 42 48 42 It
Bridgewater .—.—. 49 56 22 26 20 25 32 34 12 46.
8ri5t01,....—...--. 48 56 24 32 16 20 34 38
Chesterfield ....... 60 62 30 34 20 28 44 59
Derby
44 47
Doncaster. 46 60 2el 33 23 30 6 42
60 30 21 40
Exeter,..., 56 61 311 •38 20 28 36 40
18 53 27 30 20 1 40 48 40 44
Hungerford 43 65 27 33 21 22 32 45 37 43
.53 3E<-- 24 44 34
41 62 24 32 21 26. 37 41 38 40
Remsey 40 51 30 34 23 27 33 40
Shaftesbury 54 25 17 41 —.--
Slieptoti Mallet ... 52 60 32 34 26 30 44 56
Sherborne ............. 54 62 30 36 24 28 40 46
46 22 IS 26
Yarmouth 56 61 30 36 28 30 34 36
Yeovil.... 54 62 30 34 24 23 40 48
.Per Bushel. d. 5.41 s. d. I. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
Shrewsbury 74 79 50 5 7 3 9 41. 0 0 00 00 0u
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, June 1:9
Wheat. 62 lb.

BIliN
Wheat, 62 lb.
Barley, imperial quarter
Do. Grinding, 49 lb.
Oats, 39 lb
Old Beans, IA lb
New ditto
New White Boling I'ease, imp. bush.
Ditto Grey ditto

June 1.0
Cs. 6d. to 7s 21.
38 6 43 0
.40 5 o
30 4 6
16 6 18 0
14 0 14 6
13 0 p; 0
14 0 15 0

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. at VAUXHALL

GARDENS.

This morning, about ten minutes past twelve o'clock, a fire
broke out in the interior of the Royal Gardens, Vauxhall,
which, we regret to state, terminated in the total destruction,
of the firework tower. The few particulars that could be
obtained in the confusion that prevailed during the raging
of the fire are as follow, and can be relied on as being
correct, being obtained from the proprietors. It appeared
that after the termination of the fireworks, on the firework
gallery, it was the custom of the firemen employed in the
gardens to scour the platform with water forced from an
engine ; but whether that had been done last night it was
impossible to ascertain. The exhibition of the fireworks
took place at the usual hour last night, and when the I re-
prietors left the enclosure every thing was apparently safe.
About the time above-mentioned, after all the company had
retired to other extremity of the gardens, flames were per-
ceived raging on the stage, and scarcely ten minutes had
elapsed before the beautiful piece of scenery whieh has
excited so much approbation of the public during the sea-
son, the " Arc de l'Etoile," was in one body of fire.
The discovery was made by Dr. Maugham, of the Adelaide
Gallery of Practical Science, who was walking up the Italian
Walk, when he perceived a great light on the stage. He in-
stantly proceeded to Mr. F. Gyc, the manager, and informed
him of the circumstance, and on his arriving at the spot found
it as above described. Messengers were instantly forwarded
to the various fire establishment stations in the metropolis for
the immediate assistance of the engines ; but before they had
got the space of 100 yards from the Gardens, the devouring
element illuminated the entire of the horizon. The brigade
instantly well horsed their engines, and arrived in a very short
time in the following manner :—West of England engine,
Waterloo-road engine, Southwark bridge, Wading-street,
Chandos-street, Farringdon-street, and numerous others; but,
unfortunately, no water was obtained for nearly half an hour
after the alarm was given. At the top of the fire-work gallery
was an immense tank, which we understood contained upwards
of 8,000 gallons of water ; it fell in with a tremendous crash,
but, extraordinary enough, produced not the slightest effect en
the flames. The appearance of the heavens at this period was
grand in the extreme, and the Westminster, Vauxhall, Water-
loo, and Southwark bridges were crammed, a 3 were also the
roads and ave.:ties leading to the Gardens. After the intima
Lion of the fire a large and powerful force of the L division of
police from the Kennington-cross station arrived, under the
personal superintendence of Mr. Grinsell, and Inspectors Meld,
Wrangle and others. The police endeavoured to their ut-
most to keep the mob off, but without effect ; they broke down
the fence and trampled on the 11 no/ grounds. Such was the
rapidity of the flanics that the tine trees situated round the
building took fire, and the destruction of the whole gardens
was, without exaggeration, threatened. The engines, on ob-
taining a supply of water, worked with great effect, and the
firemen's operations were principally directed to the trees near
the steam engine and saw-antis on the side of the Italian
walk, which operations they succeeded in effecting. The
flames still, however, continued to rage till nearly two o'clock,
when they gradually sunk under, and by three o'clock
all
danger ceased. The tshole of the Tower, which was 80
feet in height, is destroyed, and the entire of the contents;
likewise fourteen or fifteen tall trees burnt to the ground, an'!twice as many damaged. As to the origin of the fire few
particulars could be obtained ; but the damage done will fall
on the insurance in the Phoenix Fire-office to the full extent.
We are authorised to state that the melancholy occurrence will
not prevent the opening of the gardens this evening, and that
all the entertainments will be repeated as usual.

The black-balling cf Sir H. M. Wilson, Bart, at
he Junior United Service Club, has Irma: astonished its Mt.rn-
I ers, the worthy B wonet being a stanch Tory. Some, how-
( ver, regard his attempt to enclose Hampstead Heath as the
act of an innovator.

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