The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-23 00:00:00

INUCES OF

LEATHER.

Per lb il. to d ) ---
- ----.l'er lb. d. to d.
Crop Irides, 30 to 4tilb each 12 13; Horse Hides, German l4 21
—. —to 5d 12,4 15 I ---- Spanish
50 69
Bull Hides
Butts, Vitriol
_ English .... l5 23 --- 70 100
r °reign
Foreign Hades ln 12 1-- small l6 17
caressing Hides
rounded nildtised 21:391. It
oll33.ladisliiietsise rI b more 714
e
13 16 Shoulders 7 12
iflieo.rtseSPHddidleers,s 1-lilii,Siglie:.sai:h.lefd

• -- ----
PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, sec per i WU.
Pow') Tallow 44s lid. Yellow Soap
Yellow Russia
White s Pd. Curd —s I'd
`hap Ditto
—s lid. Graves
I4s
Melting Stuff' . ..... '3Bs lid Good Dregs ss. od
Ditto Rough 2ss 0.1.
PRICE OF if ANV FAT, peT stone of Slb.
Price of Tallow(.s stated by the Tallow Heiters)

.2s 810,

sT -s
The price of good Store Candles in the Retail Shops is as follsws :
Candles. 'Crl dozen, '7B Od. ; inferior, 6s, f 1/41.—MouldS, 8s ed.
sixpence per dozen discount for ea,h.

COAL MM
8. (1.
Armies l7 6
Ilensham
Ciester 3lain lO 0
lel.burn Main .
Ifolywell lB 9
Leaze's Alain ...................
I'dntap Windsor
ran field
Townley lO 6
Wylam , l9 :1
ilartles .
Walls End Hilda ..............
Ships arrived since!
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COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURIN

Per Ton

KE 1.-July_22

Per Ton. s. d.
Walls End Newmarch l6 6
Walls End Russel's Hetton 21 6
Walls End Lainbtun
Walls End Stewart's
... 21 6
Walls End Adelaide ............ 19 0
Walls End Gordon ............... 19 0
Walls End South Durham.... 18 0
Walls End St. Helen's Tees... 19 9
Walls End Tees .................. 20 3
Walls End Victoria Tees lB fi
Walls End West Hetton 18 0

last market day, 3.5.

THE WEEK

Per Vtiarti

I Wheat.

Barley. l (rata.
7-----f-----

shburn

; .6ingatoke
ow*

50 54
44) 543
45 53
4? 54i
49 55
4S 12
43 62
33 40
X!1
48 52
42 5i
58

Beans.

;tifigewater

*.hestertichl
►erby

noucaster
:)ofthester—.---

(iiaucestcr
I u uger ford —..
i
ewbury

46 i,;
36 46

uetrscy
•katteslittry
Iri)ton Mallet ...

46 54
46 54

ti a rim out 11 .—..—.

toy i I
i'er litishel.

41, 46
48 .6
..4l
fib 70

.rew,htirY

l'ease

4. ,gg ' -
2.1 `22g 42 V
28. g 13 g 362 g
28 32 16 20 34 38
!11 40 24 28 42 46
30 31 24 30 40 44
,20 41 21 27 36 42
j :-11 21 40
30 36 16 18 36 41
26 36 19 32 40 44
25 30 'l9 26 32 42
! .6'— 24'_ 44..
'29 34 :22 32 40 44
.28 34 :21 21 37 40
25. —. :7 41
- 36 '26 27 41 48
26 32 ' 2.1 26 38 44
29 ; —18 - 36
26 32 ,23 95 j 24 36
28 36 !20 26 . :',l 36
s. d. s. cl.l s. d. s. d.' 5. 0. s. d.
40 4 4 3 6 3 9 0 0 00

:8 40
42 46
42 46

s.d. s.d.
nn 0 0

131ftMlNGHAIN1 CORN MARKEL', July 21
Wheat, 62 lb.
6s. 3d. to 7s. Od.
Barley, :inperial quarter
Do. Grinding, 4.1 lb.
4 0
6
Oats, 39 lb
:3 .
016 Beans, 6014 lb..
16 6
New dtto
34
0 18 0
14 (3 New White noilligßease, 3 imp, bush.
Ditto Grey ditto
11 0 15 0

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 21.
We have had a good demand for Cotton to-day. Sales, fully
4,000 bags. American, Sid. to l lid.: Orleans, 121 d. ;
Egyptian, 151-d. ; and Persian 12d.is- to 134 d. per lb.
CAPTAIN CIIANIIER'S ”, BEN BRACE."—We
ire requested to state, in answer to repeated enquiries, that a
new and revised edition of this popular novel, by the author of
~ The Life of a Sailor," &c., with characteristic illustrations,
by George Cruickshank, will be published in a few days, by
Mr. Bentley, New Burlington-street.
BERKELEY CASTLE:—We are requested to
state that this new Historical Romance, by the lion. Grantley
Berkeley, M. P., was this day published by Mr. Bentley, New
Burlington-street, and ma 7 -be obtained of all booksellers
throughout the United Kingdom. Agents :—For Ireland,
Mr. John Cumming, Dublin; for Scotland, Messrs. 801 l and
Bradfute, Edinburgh.
Baron Bulow is about to retire from the representa-
tion of the Prussian Government at the British Court, and
with his lady and family will leave this country, after a sojourn
in his diplomatic capacity of more than ten years. His Ex.
cellenclis much esteemed in the diplomatic circles, as the
Baroness is in those of the Court and high life. Between '
the Queen and the latter there has from childhood existed a
sincere personal friendship, which has never changed with the
exaltation of rank on the part of her Majesty.
Lately, a girl, employed in picking up stones in a
field adjoining the church at Savigna in the Jura, found an old
oak box very much decayed, and in which were 212 pieces of
money, part silver, and partly of mixed metal, of the reigns of
the Emperor Charles V., and his son Philip IV. It is be-
lieved that in or near this spot the victims of the lague in
1639 were buried. Here also, at the same time, 'carried
on the disastrous war in these mountains by Guebr ,' Lieu.:
tenant of the Duke de Weimar, in the time of Louis X111.,1
when it is not doubted the pieces of money in question were
hidden.