The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-09 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.

Ships arrived since last market day, 111.
d f 4 9
Bell, Robson & Co. Hartley 10 0 Walls End Haswell. ... 15
Can's Hartley 7 0 Walls End Hetton 2O °
Hebburn Main
17 3 Walls End Lamlston . ....... 11l
New Tanfield M00r... ......
Old Tan field l5 0 Wa.ls End Pemberton l9 '4
Ord's Redhugh l4 0 Walls End Russell's Hetton 1' ";
Original Windsor's Pontop I i ti Walls End Stewart's
Pontop AN indsor . l6 CO, Walls End Whitwell lB 5
Stella Freehal !4 0. Walls End Caradoc l9 f'
Town:ey... . ...
Wast Hartley .....
Walls End Bell and Brown 18 njTees Hartley l4 S
Walls E 4 tietvic.,e and C.. 18 3 Walls End Adelaide l9 5
Walls End Clennell.
Walls End Clark and Co.
d 1
10 S
Walls End JosforthBarrington
Evenwoo,t Tees 16 °
Walls End Heaton
16 . 0
' 18
18 13) Walls"ail
EndE''d BSeoyumthotbruTrrasm." 1181
Walk End Hilda .............17 6 Walls End Tees ileum'
Walls End Hotspur
Walls End Killingworth
Walls End N.rrihU vberland 17 0 Cowpen: l6 6
W. E. BraddylPsHatuni .., 20 0 Howard's Netherton Main ll 0
Walls End Belmont ......... 18 9 South Pelton ....... .........
Walls End East Hetton...... 18 6 Victoria Steam

IRISH MARKETS.
OUBEIN MARKET NOTE for %he Week ending SEPT. 3.

From
30 gl
13 0
0 0
10

To • Averar
37 0 32
14 0 13 3
00 °
13 6 12 ?,
1) 1 -
13 6 1 Ir,

23 Wheat.per barrel kt, 5t0ne......
215 Bore .. .. ltisto le
Barley l6 stone....
315 Oats '4 stone....
fo Flour, per cwt.
219 0atmea1.,...,.,,,,.....,, fl stone .
Sold to Bakers only.
6,161 Cwt. Flour..'. ....... ~ ....... .... 10 0 ) i 6 0 I 21 M
Average price Jr V‘hp.st anti Flour 51- Sd per rack.
Receipts of Flour, 12,891 ~,
Fn.', from .z.ls. Od to 16.: o°_,
1
17ales of Do. b,IOI Jecon is ...—. from 18a. Cd. to ...- f/
Ss ..1
Ttard. from xos. Cd. to 15s 111,

11 ti

PI WIE U.- BREAD.
Qttarterr. Low: ..... 10d. 1 halt Q..attern
COIF 51 A RKETS —.Se;4t. 4
Wheat (per 208:.)9)s 0.1. t0:134. (i I.tttp. per list. .11 Oa. to 12$.0:1
Barley (per 1631.)13 0 14 0 I I•loi'r (per cwt II II -
Oatmeal (per cwt.)... ...... Od to Iris Od
Reef, 4d. to 7d.-51utton, sd. to 6o.—Veal, 441 to fld
Pork, 41d. to 5d.--Fresh Butte,. 10d. to lld per lb.
PRICE OFRtYPTER.
_•

To the Merchants. To the Cousittl,
First Quality••• . 000000 •••••••••• 871 ~•••••••••••••••••... 000000 ••• 75.
' Second 93 .... ..• • ••••••••••••••
Third
Fourth
00000 ••,• 77 ...........•••••....,... ••• 68
Fifth 73 ..»...... .
Sixth ..• 6? ... „„
CLON hik:LL Aloft KETS.— Sept. 4
Pe, t wt.
s. d. sd. s_ d. IL (I.
dew Butter llB 0 tolo2 I) ti!der ,raw)..........-- ~ tr `,qo
0,
Oatmeal 13 0 13 6 IL, •t? --

aeon riga" .......... 41
'tendered Lard 0 52 VI ricads
Per EEL.
. 6 oflour, Second — I t lout, 0 4 0
34. 0 I

Rapeseed ..... 2O 0
Bore

Per lintel.
01 Barley
10 0 CAA, «....«.....

KILKENNY MARKETS. r.d.
W.eattp9rbarrel)2Els Od.to 355.014. 1,9e1 '..es W..... O. Od. t 0 Os.
Barlzy 12 "0 15 0 11iutte............, 0 5 0 '..,.
1/ats .4 0 15 ~ Pori. . ... o 4 0 •
Flour (pier bag) 20 0 :38 0 :'e••• .............. .0 6 0 7
Hutter(perewt.) 40 0 10.. 0 ,rest Birtter .... 0 0 1 '../
R3COII Pigs 33 0 42 0 4a.t nate ~....... 0 f. 0i"
Coals 1 0 1 2 Potatoes tper qt 4 i., 9 u 11

FUNGUS VEGETATION IN WINE CELLARS',
—ln the wine vaults of the London Docks this kind to
vinous fungi hangs like dark woolly clouds from the
roof, completely shrouding the brick arches from obser'
vation. On a small piece being torn off, and applied, to
the flame of a candle, it burns like a piece of tinder.
Should wine escape from a cask in a moist and ill-vents'
lated cellar, it will altogether resolve into fungi of a sub-
stantial kind. A circumstance of this kind once cant°
under the notice of Sir Joseph Banks. Having a cask,
of wine rather too sweet for immediate use, he ordcrea,
that it should be placed in a cellar to ripen. At the en"
of three years he directed his butler to ascertain the-state
of the wine ; when, on attempting to open the cellar-
door, he could not effect it, in consequence of some
powerful obstacle. The door was therefore cut down,
when the cellar was found to be completely filled 16°3'
a firm fungous vegetable production, so substantial as
to require an axe tbr its removal. This appeared e°
have grown from, or to have been nourished by, the de'
composed particles of the wine ; the cask being emPqr
and buoyed up to the ceiling, where it was supported by
the surface of the fungus.
ANTICIPATED TURN-OUT AT STOCKPORT'
—We regret to learn that in consequence of a contd.°.
plated reduction in prices, on the part of two or three
large manufacturing establishments in this town, a veil
extensive turn-out of factory hands, principally spinners,
is anticipated. Judging from the representations which
have been made to us, the reduction will amount to
r
nearly one-half the earnings of many spinners, and, if
they should be compelled to cease working, the misery of
their present condition will, of course, be greatly aggr4.
vat ed.—Stockport Chronicle.

COX SAVORY, Silversmith, Sic'
47, Cornhill (Seven Doors from Graccchurch-street), London
The best wrought Fiddle-Pattern Spoons and Forks, at
7s. 2d. per ounce. The following. are the weights recoil,"
mended, but the articles may be had lighter or heavier at the
same price per ounce:—

7 21,i.d.dle7pat3ter4n... c. las 7 is d"'
37. 2d.... 14:0 15'. 0d.... 111 'iu°
23000 z.
aatt
12 Table Spoons
111
2222
ttG Tablel a e
v Dessert
yr t t 4 r
odd
ForksiittottaOn s
~ . . .
..... . .
30 at 7 2 ... 10 15 0 ... II 4 .
2010 atat 77 22 ...
37 131 48
...... 47 Ij 's.l''
1 Soup Ladle ... 10 at 7 2 ... 3 11 8 ... 3 ''' s,
10 at 7 8 ... 3 16 8 ... 4 ° 0,
4 Sauce ditto
4 Salt Spoons(gilt strong)
1 Fish Slice
the hiandolel9th.e..shiape4o`
u 8 c I : . admired
0.:r...... its (42)s
i mil 7811, 0
12 Tea Spoons
1 Pair Sugar Tongs (strong)
elegance•
lassiiciislaiarwp,tpt=Twith
g1)11 at 7m
plain ; it has been approved, and in request for
Pattern Spoons can be sent into the .
than thirty years.
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