The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-10 00:00:00

RAW HIDES.

Best Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary ..r. 9s ad to es 6d
3s Ogl to 3s 4. Market Calf .. each.. 8s od
Middlings as ad to as 1011 Lambs.... Os Od to Os od
SHEEP SKINS.

Polled
Fells Os Otl to Os Od

1 Sheatling*l
Lambs 0,1 to 3s ud

PRICE OF LEATHER.

Botts, 50 to 56lbs cacti per lb d to —d
Ditto, ill to tiolbs each —d to —d
Dressing Hides . ...led to 20d
Coach Hides
Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ilis for cutting .l9id to 900
Ditto .... 45 to 501bs
Calf Skins..Cll to /101hs 2O to ittld
Ditto 50 to 701hs 26d to CO
Ditto 7O to soibs 244 to 264

Small Seals (Greenland) ..1911 to I9d
Large ditto 164 to 184
Tanned,Horse Hides • 164 to 19 d
Spanish Horse Hides , 164 to 911

' PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP &c. per 11216.--June 7.
Town Tallow 40s Od —a Od l'Yellow Soap 7os
Yellow Russia 37s Od —1 od 1 Mottled
White ditto .. 36s Oil --s 00.. Curd ' BSta
Soap ditto.... SU Od —I od Graves los tht
Melting Stud* 30s od —s Oil Good Dregs 6s Oa
Ditto Rough.. ISs Od 19s od
;PRICE OF CANDLES, yawl TALLOW CHANDLER'S HALT.
Price of Candles, per dozen. 816t1— Mouids, 101 Od.
tid per dozen allowed for ready money.

PIUCE OF RAW FAT, per Stone of 81h.—june 6.
Price of Tallow (as Stated by the Tallow Melters), es 14d

COUNTRY

MARKET.

Gt, LIMB D
Wheat .per I. 15101 to 181 Its
New Wheat.. —l.os to —1 Os
oats, per qr 11 Os to •11 Itis
New ditto.... 01 Os to Al Os

aim, May 81.
Barley, new, 14 14s to It 1*
Beans, per qr. 11 186 to 21 4s
Pease, perqr. 210 s to 21 21
Rye, per qr. 01 Os to 01 Os

Ara:.--Boil two. bushels of bran in 20 gallons
of water for two hours, then strain off' the liquor, whilst boil-
ing, On a bushel of milt. After standing four hours, closely
covered, draw off the liquor, and dissolve in eight pounds
of good moist sugar, and two pounds of good honey. Then
boil it gently for half an hour. Infuse a pound and
half of the Mathon white hop in three gallons of boiling
water, elosely covered, for four hours, and then press off the
liquid; and add it to the above. The infusion should be made.
early, that the hops, after the liquor is strained off, may be
boiled with the decoction of bran, sugar, &c. When the
liquor is reduced to the temperature of 65. degrees, add rs
pint of yeast ; then put it into an eighteen gallon cask, and
611 it up with water of the same temperature, that has Wm'
boiled. If more than two gallons be required, it may be pour.
ed over the remaining grains. It should then be fermented
for four days in an atmosphere of the temperature of 60.
On Saturday last an Inquest was held at Row-
sey, on the body of Mr. THOMAS JENVEY, aged
ti 3, for many years a respectable wheelwright
there. Ile was looking at some young persons
who were playing at cricket, when he received
a blow from the cricket-ball on the left side of
his 'face ; and, after suffering under a profue
haemorrhage at the nose, notwithstanding the at-
tention of a most able surgeon, he continued to
groW , worse and at the end of the eleventh day-
died of cerebral irritation, occasioned by the
blow.—Verdict—" Accidental. Death."

On Monday se'nnight a quarrel having taken
place between a Avoman of the name of Hutchin-
son and her landlord, John Newlove, of Os-
motherly, near Northallerton, the infuriated
female knocked down the unsuspecting man, and,
shocking to relate, instantly deprived him of.
life. A coroner's jury, after investigating the
circumstances, returned a verdict of manslaughter
against Hutchinson, and she has been committed
in consequence to York Castle to take her trial.