The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-21 00:00:00

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Coldstream
Cupar (Fite)
Dunbar
Elgin
Inverness
Kelso
Kirkaldy
Perth
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Second
Third

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Barley.

Oats.

50 to 60 24 to 26 19 to 22 —to
38 44 !7 29. 17 22 24 26
'4. 50 24 26 17 18 . .30
45 051 26 31 18 22 22 26
59 65 25 28 2l 24 37 - 33
55 ::6 26 .27 20 24 48 5,4
48 CO 23 23 21 24 32 33
40 50 18 12 15 18 3! :3
62 67 36 33 45 48
160 (37 30 40 25 35 41 44
;Ise of the measure varies throughout the e.
HADDINGCON CORN MARKET.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. tie ms
73i 03 28s Od 22s 04 44s Od
MI Od 35s Od. 27s Gd 42i Od
62s Od 32s 04 25s Od 41s Od
.verage
DALKEITH CORN MARKET.
Wheat. ' Bariev. I Oats. Pease.
735: (*it :17s 6I : :9$ 4d 43, 04
611 Od 31s Od I Vis Od 425 Od
58s 04 2.9 i Cd 221 Od 40 OJ
GLASGOW CORN MI RKET.
240th.

33 to 35
:3 36

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41s Cd
41, tid
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4,2 Ott
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Wheat, per 2, s. d. a. d. Oat!, per 2641 b. s. d. s. C..
ittritish, old 32 0t034 6 Iri.b l6 1110 19 6
-- new 26 0 SI 0 British l9 0 20 0
Canada, free — 0 0 Beans, per 26011.
Irish
Barley, per 32011. Scottish
i'.nglisli 27 6 21 0 Pease, Scottish ...... 22 6 23 6
S •nttish 2l 0 26 o Oatmeal, per 1:01b.... 17 0 18 0
Irish

WESTMINSTER.—Within an hour after the
Tories took the field on Friday week, the Liberals quietly com-
menced their operations. By 'Wednesday evening everything
was arranged in readiness to meet the strongest opposition the
Tories might succeed in getting up. The success of Sir F.
Burdett, in May 1837, taught the Liberals the necessity of or-
ganisation and vigour in their election proceedings. The accuracy
of the proceedings of his committee, down to the minutest. de-
tail., with the result so fatal to the Liberals, was a lesson to them
from which they had the wisdom to profit. In the following
August, the period of the general election, the energy of the
Libmals, directed by skilful arrangements, asserted for a
long time to come the supremacy of their party in Westmin..
eter. Their leaders h,ve kept the same organization on foot,
and intend to do so for the future. Six and thirty hours at any
time is all that is required to place their forces in the field ;
and at this moment, should the Tories venture to produce a
candidate, be it Sir Robert Peel, Sir James Graham, or any of
their stoutest champions, his defeat by an overwhelming
ma-
jority is certain. We have it from the best informed quarters,
that in all probability the present honourable Members will
walk over tke course. A real opposition is all but out of the
question ; and it is hardly to be supposed that a shani fight, for
the purpose of putting Messrs. Evans and Leader and their
friends to exrense and trouble, will be attempted.—Chronicle,
The General Steam Navigation Company s
Vessel the Ocean, I. Fife, from Rotterdam, arrived off ihe
Custom-house at o'clock, sesterday, with the Dutch Mail.
Al,o the Caledonia, from Hamburg-Li, arrived at 4A. M. with
the Haraburgh Mail, after a favourable passage of 51 hours.
THIS CITY ELECTION.—The canvass on be-
half of Lord John Russell, and the other Liberal candi-
dates, is going on in a very satisfactory manner ; and,
notwithstanding the rhodomontade of the Times, we have
the most confident hopes of the success of them all.
The large talking of the Times and the rest of the Tories
forms a striking contrast with their acts ; for while they
talk of expecting three out of the four seats, they
know perfectly well that they have done all in their
power to effect a compromise, to secure what they knot'
they have no chance of by other means—namely,
of the seats. But the Liberals of the City,
had cause to fear the result of the al p
not have sacri-
electors, they have not—they would
strwreie—which, thanks to the public spirit of the
to so lino
ficed their character for consistency had.
actiliteigy
ori-
outs •an exiii-Aient.
the City, • the agents of the
Tory party
which they know
been the fii'ist to propose a compro
Had the Toryntretayusv,e,oubledenn
not
ta let
the last few days.
within
perfectly Well :they have doneerisk
their old and tried re-
Let the citfienS not, bowel:
giving y however, risk fosrhlczrddptJ)ouhn more Russell.than
ie.- a
his colleagues—.
the monopolists. Vote for all
13re Thereen tiastni s needby that his Lordship_
LARGE
uctßonG
four. No plumpers
cflolatsitan,nd alike on the poll. This is
I the sure means of d
Friday evening last,
a o-rey sturgeon, meaeight feet in length, and
tre-ht at Turn Head,
-,vei2i!rr' 'r. PA, r .1-
• Conc\--..i-reet, in this city, where it Ihts beitu
mougcr, :—York Courant.
exposed for sole.