The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-09 00:00:00

Wheat.

Oat,.

Beans.

20 to 25 4‘.
48 53 18 20 30 33
47 50 17 19 28 :30
48 65 18 22 22 26
59 65 21 24 37 33
54 56 20 25 Ils 59
48 60 21 24 32 34
40 51 17 20 30 32
55 60 2O 25 45 48
i6O ((7 25 35 41 44
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H A ODIN )RN MARKET.
Wheat. I
$O. Od 31s 64 44. (11
73a Od 20:ls 01 424 Od
I;9s Od 20. Od 404 (1,1
verage 3/. 12, 101 11.12ths.
DALKEII.II CORN MARKET.
Wheat. Ranee. I Oats. Pease,
77, i,, 354 01 : 30. 8d 45' Off
79s 01 :154 Ild 1 fihs 84 441 00
. 0/s 00 324 Od 21a Sd 40 01
OLASOOW CORN Ni RKET.
Wheat, pot 240th. N. d. 5...41. ' Oats. per 2641 b. e. d. Le..
British, old ,.,. 350 to 37 0 14,4 h l7 oto2o 6
.---. new
Canada, free — 0 0 Beans, per 2001 b.
Irish
Scottish
Barley, psi' 3201 b. 29 0
itiglish 27 0 21 6 Pease, Scottish ..... ..:2 A
.
Scottish of, 0 25 9 Oatmeal,perl,3ll).... 17 0
Irish

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Berwick
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Cupar (File)
Dunbar
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Inverness
Kelso
Kirkaldy
Perth
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50 to 60

24 to 2i
'2l 25
22 24
26 31
25 2sl
26 27
23 ‘.2S
22 25
29 35
39 40
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J 7 38

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runtry.

First

Pease.
41 Od
•—, Oe
—s Od

First
Second
Third

23 0
430
230
19 0
530

CURIOUS DISCOVERY.—A curious discovery
was made lately in widening Stokesley-bridge, of a
skeleton, supposed to be that of a man who was mur-
dered ten years ago, and robbed of 1001. At the time
suspicion fell on a man of the name of Goldie ; but for
want of sufficient evidence he was acquitted. The case
is now undergoing investigation by the Stokesley Magis-
trates, and the suspicion_ is still stronger against Goldie,
who affirms "he set sail for America." But the mur-
dered man left another hundred pounds in the hands of
Mr. Garbutt, which has never been asked for. The
murdered man was seen last in the company of Goldie ;
and his clothes and watch were found on his person. It
is expected that Government will offer a reward and a
free pardon to any accomplice.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT BY THE OVERTURN-
ING OF A lIEARSE.—On Thursday afternoon a very
alarming accident occurred at Portslade, in the vicinity
of Brighton. On the above day the remains of Samuel
Cream Ilall, Esq., late the chief distributor of stamps for
this county, and a barrister of Lincoln's-inn, were interred
in the family vault, in Portslade Church. After the
mournful ceremony was performed, and the relations and
friends had returned home, the bearers and attendants,
as usual, prepared to ride back to Brighton on the top
of the hearse. It is said there were upwards of a dozen,
some of whom had got safely on the roof, when the
others all attempted to get up at the same instant, and it
unfortunately happened that the horses moved at the
the a men weredisl
moment, and caused an alarm and struggling, and the
weight of so many persons pulled the vehicle over, crush-
ing thus,. who were getting up, and throwing the others
had
ytsoo:s:, euerme conveyed into Portslade as speedily
aatnl:::tishoulre, being so seriously
ocmatoerde oror
alts
and surgical assistance procured, when some
remainder were brought to Brighton,
off with great violence. Eleven of
less e,,siii.
broker., is e
ols:
ilrgeeridid; e
injured, and the