The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-26 00:00:00

Country II au.aev.

DERBY SIUTFIF, rELD.-SEPT. 24.

T was a large supply of fat beasts, full at.
tenilhaearicee• . of buyers; the &man, d flat, and several lots loft
unoold. 'he number of sheep a bout the average, most of
which wen i sold. But few fat calves which met with
buyers. P. igs a large supply.
The folio- wing were the quotatim2s s—Beef, se to so
mutton, Oi dto 71; lamb, —(.l to 0,1; veal, 7d to 744 pet
lb. ; pigs, 1. Os (id to lls Od per score ; rough fat, 5s 0.0
per 111 b.;) aides, 4d to 43d per lb ; calf-skins, 5d to 01
per lb.

D'INBURGH GRAIN.—SEPT. 24.
A. large But ply of grain to-day. Sales dull car rdl sorts•
Old wheat dek u -er. Barley cheaper. Oats and hos us, Pin°
as 13%,4-, quotatio •ns.
wiu •at, on the top, 4s Od up, and on the ave, "%iCe 3a
Od u
Barley , is Oct down on the top, and is ld d „
the ap.eraL
Oats on the top 2s 8d down—on the r ,verat
Beans on the top is Od down— ca tu'
v
Os ld up.
average, 3d L town.
An 'RAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
MM.
Wheat
Do. new
Barley
Oats
Beans .. .. 2 11 6 0-12 t be.
•

BOOTON. —SEPT. 24.
had less grain on offer to-day than during i ;he 11°4
fort.light. Wheat met a .4low demand, at is to 2s decline
on la st week's rates. Barloy le .cheaper. In othe r hinds
no mi,,terial change in value occurrnO•
Prices :—Wheat, red, 60s Od to 66s Od; new, —a to
white, ,65s Oct to 68s Od; extra,. 71s. Barley, 36's Od 40 VA,
Od. Oa is 24s to 30s. Peas, 38 to 433 Od
Od to 50s Od per qr.

NEWA.RK—SipT. 24.
We had a good attendance and liberal supplies of gr,!11:1
to-day. Wheat a heavy sale, and is to 2s lower. ~Other
grain as before.
Wheat, witlite 69s to 725, red 64s to 665; barley, T Of b,.„3111,1
44s to 475, grinding 38s to 40s; oats, 24st. 28s to 38. :441"'
6s to 28s ; begins, 44s to 50s ; malt, 70s to 721; pt los, "'
to 44s ; tares, 48s to 50s per qr,

BRISTOL SUGAR—SEP:. 24.
The supply of sugar this week has beets very sum% Ilia
equal to the wants of the trade, and the few sales On
have been at full rates. Refined goods are in son) owl's
better request. Rums, none offering. About 80 0115.
molasses have been sold at 22s per cwt.

SEABORNE MALLS.

-
(24 amides that the i nails are sent trom the General Po $
to 01"
,y the night---and Mby •he mornitnt-4espatch.)

• •
uty rrhe:l wade .•p From wha ✓g,
COUNTltlit'a. „In Gene-at Poi.- _e'er%
OfEice, London.* Dispatcht. .
tevery Friday veroool Vreell
kmerlca(byßrit.pack)N
America (by United Sts.
tacket) ..........N EverY.Tnesday Southam•dt on ppaskll
&merles. (by U. Stater
packet) •• ,A• • Liverpoo
Australia (via Liver-, yfl
pool) ............N 4th and 19th .... Liverpool Trio.
Ditto (via Marseilles) N Dover
Ditto (via Co.pe of Good ••111
aope) ... (Meet
o
Africa (Wee t Coast) N 11,1 of the month .. PI) moutl. sth of mo
Alexandria-- N 10th & 26th of n e. Dover ,Icl &Pi
Alexandria.... Id 4th &20 of mot,. Southamptu 4 A2l 0'
Bahamas --Di 17th of the month Senthampter 16th
Belgium ... » ......N Daily •••. • • ...... Dover
Brazil ...............M 9th of the month.. Southamptm
Buenos Ayres.... 9th of the month.. Southampuu 16th
Cape of Good we ...N Uncertain
Cape of Good Hoyt N
Case de Verde ... ..N 9th of r. • month iouthamptoz 16th 0f,,,
Ceylon (see India) 10th and 2615 l5 & 119';
Ceylon ~....N 4th and 2oth
east
Channel Isles ..N Southamp.6l man..
emit._ & 17th of month 9outhamp t and
China ....... ....... 4th and 10th 4 and
I 5
Constantinople is I Oth and 26th Dover 2 ar.n-
Constantinople ....... . 4th & 20th of mop, Sonthamptoi I and dfl
Cont. of Europe & Twice daily .• Dover .• •• aria
Egypt (see India)
France ........ M& NI Twice daily Dover o.edtr,
Gibraltar --II 4 7. 17, 20, 27 ef m. Southampto. 6. 7,
Greece (see India) 1 i 1
Gneytniva 2a 1 & 17th of mon. South•tmpt• t I and
Flamburgh ..........NlDa, 'lv . London
Havannah 2nd Of the month Southamp • p Ist or '-
Holland Dail) •.. • • ...... Dover ... _
Honduras 17th 0, the month. Southampton 16th .1 •
India (vlaSouthampt.)3l 4th it Oth of mon. Plymouth end 91 at
India (via Marsollles)M 10 th&2 Rho( moth Dover 15 82'
lonian Isles (see India) .. • • • • • ..... D0ver......
Ireland ........M & N Twice da fly' Holyhead ...
2d of tr o. • Siuthampto:
Madeira ............M 9th of nu- nth_ Southampton. 6 and 0
Madeira 23d or mot Ith • •
Malta (see India) 9
Malta 4, 10, 20, and 26 DOVE' 1. 15
Mauritius (see India) A
Mexicoft
Mauritius ..........N 20:h of th e month a e -
Id 2nd of tip; month.. Snathampt.t,
Nap1e5,......., .• .• ..Ik7 Dai1y.......• •.. • Dover •.
New Granada ......M ad& ;7th of month'Southan.a.t ; ist And
New Twice a itionth Various porgy
P °
Papal States Daily.... •••• • • .. Dover ... 4Weel'
Peninsula %outhasupt,
Peru ld & Ml.' of mon. southatepto: Ist k 1811
Port Natal ..........N By private ship... Various port.
step
• •Y Every Sratztrday.. Dover WeelgY
Tuscany •••• Daily
Venezuels 2d& 17th 4dmonth Southampton d At 16
Van Diemen's Land (see
Australia) • • sth of mot'... Imon:131/
West Indies . s t itn morn I:tonthimpt,.., it and 16

igontbempts,

rrion.l3l/
Il and I

Whenany of these dates fall on a S. mday, the malls will b. de-
spatched on the following day, with the. exception of the India (11.
iouthampton), and the Malta, both of wq;Ch will be deSpetehtd lbe
preceding day

THE Moons.—Positively nothing' is doing on the
moors. The sportsmen, tired of travailing the hills with-
out getting a shot, are going south in considerable nom'
hers, and, after the northern meeting of the week, the
Highlands will be emptied of the greater portior, of their
visitors. Some of the beat sport has been ,teat on the
Carr Bridge Moors, where, in eleven days' shooting'.
there were bagged 1.700 head of grouse, of whicl t 1,100
were old birds.- Banffshire Journal.
PRESENTATION OF KAFFIR MEDALS.—DUrit'g the
afteLnoon parade of the engineer officers and the .corps
of the Royal Sappers and Miners, under the corn mend
of Captain Somerset at Chatham yesterday,!a very illter•
estiog ceremony took place, which was the present %tic!'
of a number of Kaffir medals. The corps on pe wade
assembled in 12 divisions, and after forming a prep
the names of those who served in the war were c gilled
into the centre to receive medals, which had been feet down from the War Ofßce for presentation, which
done by Colonel H. Sandham, the director, and in the
presence of Lieutenant-General Sir Charles W. Paskif
K.C.B.

How TO DEADEN THE SOUND OP THE ANvm.--
blacksmith in this neighbourhood has for some tl3l
pa9t, to the comfort of his nearest neighbours, succolv
fully practised a very simple contrivance to diminish i 0
a great degree the loud noise caused by the percuseion
of the hammer on the anvil. It is merely to suspen
piece of iron chain to the horn of the anvil, which car ties
off a great portion of the acute sound usually produced'
Brechin A dvertiser.

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