The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-11 00:00:00

,ALKEITH CORN MARKET.
Wheat. , Barley. oats.
82s Od 32s ed •24s Sd
53s Od '.lSs Od 2:2s Od
4es Od 23s Od 18s Sd

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Second
Thir,l .

•Oct. 5

l'ease. I Bean,.
43; Od 93 Od
33s 0.1 38, Od
36: Od I :36 Od

HAMBURG MARKETS.
GRAIN.
Wheat, Marks 259 to 273' Oats, Uplaysl. — to
--- Mecklenburg 22S to Oa' Mecklenburg ...1.8 to 135
---- Magdeburg 255 to 27,3 Eider
Eider — to Holstein
Anhatt, white... 284 to 2S5l Petersburgh & Riga to
red 255 to 176 I Malt, Pomeranian 129 to 141
-- Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg 195 to 201 , Pease, Upland, ye110w.....150 tv 210
-- Holstein
Archangel — to —! Tares 151 to !86
Barley, Mecklenburgh... 135 to 1581 Rapeseed — to
Magdeburgh .... 1.9 to 105' Ditto Cakes
Lower Elbe

COTTON.
Carolina and Tennessee... sUto 7Y. Nlaranham
Georgia. Ist sort ',,4 9 Madras
12d S 8% Surats
3d and 4th 6 74 Di ningo

COFFEE.
Mocha t)% to 8 Domingo
Batavia
Sumatra 4 41Q Porto Rico
Rio 3% 4Sy Havannah
Bahia
SUGAR.— (Wit
Havannah, White tolo .14
Brown 614
Rio, White 6 7,4
Brown 4 43f

Sato SI(
51A 6
414 5%
71,4

4% to 4Y,
4',4 54
coq
14
4 fig

h 8% Discount.)
Bahia, White
Brown
Pernambuco, White
Brown ,

-6,4 to 81A
~4q 5
..6 Yj7i
.4 4%

Grantham has been thrown into some excitement,
by the agent of Lord Huntingtower having served thirty-
seven discharges on electors, tenants of his Lordship, who
at the late election voted for Mr. Turner, or refused to vote
for any one. This interference with the franchise has made
many additional converts to the Ballot : nothing else can
protect the voter from the unconstitutional proceedings and
disgraceful conduct of the Tories. To some of the rejected
this affair will prove of much inconvenience, but the greater
part resent it with proper spirit. Many of those who have
received notice for having voted for Tollemache and Turner
now express their regret for not having given the latter a
plumper, which the greater part will do next time, and no
doubt the Liberal strength will be augmented by this effort
to destroy it. It is generally believed that Lord Hunting-
tower has been instigated to this business by the Tory Lord
Lieutenant (whom the Liberal Ministry allow to remain in
office to insult and oppose them on every possible occasion)
and the amiable Vicar of Grantham.—Hull Observer.

COLBURN'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE AND
IiUmOURIST Yost OCTOBER.--“ We would willingly pay
double the price of this number for the spirited and well-
executed portrait (accompanied with a biographical sketch)
of Mr. Sergeant Talfourd." So says the Dublin Evening
Mail, and so say we. The New Monthly still holds its
place as one of the best, most readable, and interesting
periodicals of the day. Theodore Hook keeps up the fun
and humour of the " Gurney Papers." Besides the" Phan-
tom Ship," Captain Marryat contributes another paper,
which is light and humorous, the " Confessions and Opi-
nions of Ralph Restless." We have not space to enume-
rate all the other articles of merit, but the paper on " Shoot-
ing" is especially deserving of commendation.
There is now an apple-tree in the garden of Mr.
T. Harper, nurseryman, of Nog!), in full bloom. The
fruit is beginning to set, and the tree is large enough to
bear from twelve to sixteen hundred apples.
The Algenzeine Zietung has a long story, copied
from a Hungarian paper, giving an account of an English
clergyman travelling to Fiume, who is said to have got into
a row with his posthoy;. to have tii-0(1 otr a hriwe of piqthis.
trail Lu ti4ve u,vii iy stoiica to WC mob.