The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-15 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING TIDE WEEK.

r. 5 40
42 4C
44 46

, . ._
. ................ 64 so 14n 45 : t7A! 33 150 55
Jasinis.toke ........... (31 72 '29 34 20 fl 40 43
Bath .....—.........,„... 'lO BO 35 22 28 1 .t, .4!
Bridgewater ..... 4 7 2.12 96 ,20 25 32 ‘'''
Bristol.... '53 70
.70 23 64 ll' 20 34 SA
Chesterfield —...... SS 72 30 •34 2f) 145 144 50
Derby —.—......... 80 55 30 31 •29 1.1 i ~•11 1,7,
D0nca5ter..,.,.,..., 64' 70 20 32 20 23 3o ..
I
Dorchester--..... 70 ao —, _ ~ 40
Exeter----..., 56 71 30 36 20 22 30 40
Glotteester--- 63 7d 2d 35 .22 Li ,40 49
filingerfor4 ......... 61 '75 126 31 22 29 !33 44
Leicester.----- 71 1 .' 1 Y 4 I 44
Newbury ......... 16 74 :' 26 30 20 32 49 44
Remsey —..-........ 60 71 30 31 23 27 ,35 40
Shaftesbury 70 30 . 25 i 41
Sheptoti Mallet... 60 78 32 Sri 22 65 40 48
5herburne.....,.,...,. 70 76 !A 34 21 26 40 46
Fatinton---- 76 —
f annouth ........... 55 60 30 30 28 30 :14 36
Ye0vi1..,,,,..... 57 72 96 32 .26 no ,90 48
Per Bushel. d. s. il !a. .1. a
4. it;
Shrewsbury ......... 710 97 3 9 44 3 0 10 0 0 0
LEEDS CORN MARKET.- Sept. 11
Wheat, Norfolk and &Milk, 60Ib.
.---- York. and Lincoln. 60Ib. ..... ......... 543. to 68s. et
Barley, Norfolk and Suttblk
tiOs to 33. i. ...
--- Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
4 to 3ai.
Gr•lldi rig
o,s. to .
Beans With. ',Si. to 42.. ,
Oats, l'utatoe
275. ti 1,18.;..) 71
Shell---Mealing, I or.
I Id. WI 1!;',11 F e.ug. 121. to 13 1. per stoning
Rapeseed, English, 3)1. to 35 :31:, to 32.. ber load.
' Foreign. I per last.
DEVIZES CORN MA lIKET.—S2pt. 13
Per Sam a ri. s. it. Per Quarter. s. 4. s. d
First Wheat........ 24 0 to r 36 5 Barley 29 0 to 33 0
Second 'i3 0 31 6 Oats
Third 'll 0 32 0 Beans (per sack)... VV 0 :4 0
1.5it2 Sacks of Wheat sold/ 85 8 I- lour (per hag) 5l 0 56 0
at the average of Breed (per ga11.)... 1 6 0
L.VERPOOL CORN MA RKET.—Sept. 11.
WHEAT, English, White, per 70W. lo.i. 6,1 to:101. 91,
------- Red
0 10 3
Scotch, Welch, and Manx
9 10 0
Irish, White 9l) 10 0
Red
... 9 0 9 9
Foreign
.oglish, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b. 4,.. 3 6 3 8
risk
30 3 2
,oreign
English, it, ltilig, per Imp. quarter 36 9 40 0
Scotch anti Irish, per (!Oils,
--Feeding 4 0 5 0
BEAns, English, per Imperial quarter 44 0 47 0
Irish, fee.
40 0 45 0
Foreign
42 0 46 0
PEAS 9, Enghsn, per Imperial quarter 4l 0 46 0
Foreign
41 0 44 0
Floug, English, per 2801 b. 54 0 50 0
--- Iritili
14 0 55 (I
OATMEAL. Krlglis!) and Irish, per 24, qh.
IN, lAN CORN, .1) r 14011). • .._
RYE, per I:nper al quarter
.• . . Isiccurr OF GRAIN lot the Week endini; Sept. 10
i'llheat. Oats. 1 Barley Flour.
Oatitiea!
Qr,t. Qri:. Qrs. Foreign, lirls.jirish, Sec. Ycks (..iao3
9,149
.!) 3,195 443 t!,2,9 I 2,169 743
SI RMINGHA M CORN MARKET, Sept. 13
Wheat, 69 lb.
i 7s. (Id. to Os 64.
Barley, imperial quarter ...
Do. Grinding, 49 lb.
40 5 0
Oats, 39 lb

34 40
37 42

36 40

Ld. o.d.
0 0 00

OATS, F.l

tAr.LEc",

__ ..
16 6 Is 0
New White Boling Pease, 3 imp. bush.
Old lleMis, 684 lb
New ditto
14 0 14 6
1.4 i 0 la 0
Dato Grey ditto
14 0 15 0
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DVATII OF THE CIIISUOLAT.—TiIe former re-
pre-sentativc of this county, Alexander William Chisholm,
Esq., of Chisholm, died here on Saturday last, the Bth inst.
The Honourable Gentleman having resigned his seat in Parlia-
ment from ill health, was attacked, on the Ist of August,
with a sudden and alarming illness, whilst in the Caledonian
Hotel, Inverness. Medical assistance was instantly procured,
and hopes were at first entertained of his recovery. It was
found impossible, hovrever, to remove The Chisholm from the
Hotel, and here ho remained, alternately exciting hopes and
fears among his family arid friends, until death at length in-
terposed to put an end to the melancholy and affecting
struggle. Chisholm was in the twenty-eighth year of his age.
He was attended in his last illness by Dr. Abercrombie, of
Edinburgh, Dr. Hope, of London, and the medical gentlemen
of Inverness. It is highly creditable to the latter that while
Dr. Ilene conceived Chisholm to be labouring under tl e
effects of a tumour near the heart, they stated their convic-
tion that it proceeded from aneurism in the aorta—an opinion
which was confirmed by a post mortem examination of the
body. Chisholm's father died in 1818, and by his will ap-
pointed, as tutors or guardians to his son, Lord Glenelg, Sir
Duncan Cameron, of Fassifern, Sir J. P. Grant, of Rothie-
rnurchue, and Mr. Mackenzie, of Muirtown. By the in-
structions of these gentlemen, Chisholm received a finished
education at Cambridge. He was a young gentleman of con-
siderable attainments, and of amiable dispositions. lie will
be succeeded in his estates by his brother, Captain Duncan
Chisholm, of the Guards—an accomplished officer, who dis-
tinguished himself at College, and who is now with his regi-
ment in Canada. The remains of the late Chief will be in-
terred in the family burying ground in Beauly Priory, next
week, his cousin, Mr. Macdonell of Glengarry, cfficiating as
chief mourner.—lnverness r.
DESTaucrivE FIRES.-ThiS morning, about hail-
past twelve o'clock, a destructive fire broke out in the lower
portion of Messrs. Hughes and Cu's. premises, outfitters and
army clothiers, No. 203, Regent-street, St. James's. ft was
aftended with a most serious destruction of property, although
several powerful engines of the Fire Brigade were quickly on
the spot after the discovery of the conflagration, and got to
work with an alacrity and zeal that does great praise to those
who had the management of them. The whole of the property
in 1113 shop is consumed, and the building is much damaged.
About the same time another dreadful fire commeeced on the
premises of Mr. Jenhinson, boat-builder, situate in Rother-
hithe-street, near the Horseferry, at Rotherbithe. It raged
wiih astounding violence, and was seen from all parts of the
metropolis for a considerable time. Within a very short time
the whole of the building, together with a dwelling-house of
Mr. Millwood, fell a sacrifice to the flames. The floating en-
gine from the Fire Establishment was towed up to the spot
and threw an immense quantity of water into the burning pre-
mises, and prevented furiher extension of the fire. How it
originated is at present unknown. At six o'clock the extensive
arid valuable premises of Messrs. Cuthbert and Ca., tallow
merchants and etchers, Pateinoster-row, City, was discovered
to be on fire. It was through the speedy arrival of the Wat-
liog street engines and others, that the premises were pre-
served from total ruin. The damage was confined to the
lower part, or melting department. It is with great pleasure
that we etas that in neither of the above fires no lives were
.
lost, or even accidents occurred.
The Marquis of Twectialc has joined Mr. Bailie of
Dochfour and party, at Glansbeiro Shooting Lodge, La-