The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-23 00:00:00

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THE SUN) LONDON, MONDAY' EV
getned by
the Hon. and Learned Genii, man's preamble. day, arid is now almost universally subeitut fir opiate
The LORD CHANCELLOR said the Bill only gave and be thought, therefore, that no advantage would be hydrochloric ether, is becoming mere general here every
.4'l:turf° rbition the pow, ref summoning the equity judges.
by it, neither ou ther cal .h
•
the
w ld it at all confirm or alter the fee from these employed on your side of Channel, at
Lord LYNDHURST repudiated the idea of the House No addition would be made to the Protestant se curitiea or 0 mi g lotions. The quantities, hewever, (H-
-of Ceromons givirig their Lerdships power.
SUN 0 .I. PIC E, Seven o' Clock.
whichabaolu'elY for the worse. The preamble of now before me, in which two minims of chloroform to
The Marquis of LANsDOWNE. considered, it was a law. There was one change in the preamble least it I may judge from an English prescription,
.se
Bill declared that certain of her Ma. an ounce of water are ordered. This homoeopathic dose
TATTERSALL'S—THIS EVENING. wise course in the other House to introdueec.abuasdestbteo
make a Bill intelligible. Those clauses neither
because
jesty's subjects had taken upon themselves these illrgal could produce little or no effect upon any severe pain.
intention nor had they violated the privileges,
Stx o'cLocit.
their man began by asserting that the Pope had erected ter- agent, and it is not impossible, seeing the progress of
their Lordships could not say what would be the effect titles, but the preamble proposed by the Hon. Gentle. The "Dutch liquor" is preferable to chloroform as a local
the was
Government
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
of those clauses until the Bill should be before
lain aces and so on. Now, if we had to quarrel with modern chemistry, that some other substance of supe-
3 to 1 agst Uriel
Lordships.
Pope, a foreign potentate, it must be done riot qualities may be brought to light. Thus M. Ed-
-6 to 1 agst Neashara
tbhye diplomatic means, and not in the preamble. ward Robin, one of our most industrious chemists, has
6 to 1 agst Testator NoLbolerdmSaTiqAuNisLwEaYs
encotinrseildyeroeudt
otfbaptlatchee. speech of the
of an Act of Parliament which dealt only with Her discovered that hydrobromic ether possesses at witbetic
(LEFT SPEARING.)
Msjesty's subjects. It seemed to him that there was not properties of a valuable kind. It has no acrid or
6 to 1 agst England's Glory
one alteration proposed by the Hon, Gentleman which caustic savour ; its odour is not disagreeable ; it
JULY STALES.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
,
were improvements to the Bill. He could not conceive render animals rapidly imensible. without apparently pro-
-13 4 east Brother to ElthirOn
what good could arise frem the addition of half a-dozen ducing any unpleasant effects. Those of chloroform, as is
GooDWooD STARES.
' Bills were words to a preamble which was already precise and well known, are sometimes dangerous, and often of a
13 to 1 agst Harpsichord The SPEAREPR
RtolovkAtbTeEC
BhauirsaltNlE'.
sag. o• cloc k .
The Lords' amendments to the following
clear.
curious kind. We had an example, not long ago, at one
16 to 1 agst Cariboo
considered and agreed to:—
Mr. BANKS considered that the lion. Member for of our hospitals here. The subject was a poor
Mayo had given a good reason for the adoption of priest, doomed to amputation of te leg for gangrene.
Dundee and Arbroath Railway.
18 t 3 1 seat Montague
these words, for he stated it was his opinion that He was chlorified, and reduced toga
state of strange in-
-18 to 1 agst Humphrey Liverpool Docks
Monklaud Railways.
read a third time and passed: the spiritual jurisdiction of the Pope in this country was toxication, during which the language of the holy men
20 to 1 opt Unity
The tollowing Bills were
a right which might be questioned, It was requisite, as was anything but edifying. His expressions, in fact,
G•iODWOoD CCP.
Brighton Extramural Cemetery.
(Alteration of Management, &c.)
r i
calf p ot
bet sei balsas i tso.
9 to 1 east Young Altisadora
that they should clearly understand the principle Caledorlian Railway (Motherwell Branch Extension and well for the safety of Protestants as Roman Catholipcise,
completebecamestoh,,imcpmeroartailu,uhatid tires
laauling
hostet
DERBY. Lestimahagow Branches).
on which the House legislated. Should any of the rants.—Medical Times.
London (City) Sewers.
amendments which were now on the paper be agreed to, ---......„-....-_______
16 to 1 agst Elcot
33 to 1 agst Lapidist
METROPO .LI CAN A W TER BILL. it would then become necessary that a more stringent (XII lolls CASE.
that to-morrow be should and more satisfactory preamble should be passed than the •
33 to 1 agst Maidston®
Mr. MO w.k.r I' gave notice
Snrewsbury and Birmingham Rlilway.
A curious case was a few days ago submitted to the
.
33 to 1 agst Chief Baron Nicholson move, in ' the case of the Metropolitan Water Supply Bill, preamble as it slow stood.
.
Court of Assizse of the department of Morbihan. Three
named Tier B • .
men , ,e, .net, ,and Ruello were tried for hitt.
.
that the standing orders be
. dispensed with, and in the Lord J. RUSSELL said the question for the Commit-
tee to decide was whether the present preamble was Suit-
DREA DFUL FIRE.— (THIS DAY.) event
Bill be read a second time, able to the classes that had already been agreed to. Fur of the House agreeing to that motion, he should
•ng attempted to sell what is called a " Secret of the
SI tate" to the English Government. It appeared from ,
PETITIONS. his part he thought it was, and he could see no reason for
This afternoon, between three and four o'clock, a
the indictment that in the port of Lerient there is an
Several petitions were presented against the Eccle- importing words into it that might hereafter
. lead to
fire broke out on those extensive premises, the Bridge move that the
esteblishotent for the manufacture of a peculiar descrip.
siasticst Titles, Bill,
considerable difficulty. Unless the Committee proposed tion of carmine balls for tee navy of a very danger
nature, called &Wets asphyxians. Ire r© was employ A
dangerous :
"louse Hotel, London. bridge.
Sir ROBER r HARRY INGLIS presented a petition to alter the Act of 1829, which ho confessed he tor
In a few minutes the road became impassable,
from Edinburgh. signed by the Lord Provost, by the
one was not prepared to do, no object would
in the making of these bans, and Buiet was also em- s
but luckily a large body of police arrived, as alsodo fs
hioders(or of the General Assembly of the Established be obtained by the introduction of these words, and as ployed in the port, In November and December last 1
ten of the London Brigade engines and West ot England
Church, by the Moder °or of the General Assembly ot he thought the present preamble was amply sufficient to the) got leave of absence, and went, with Ruello, who "
i• •
the Free. Church, by 272 millirem, and by 4 877 other meet the purposes of the Bill, he should certainly vote a, baker, to Loadon. Rurllo supplied the tunds. It was E':
fir land service ; the water, however, was at first but
persona in E titans; hat d its vicinity again t the ad- against the amendment,
immediately rumoured, from some observations they .
ithertly supplied, and thus the flames made most
of
uel
parliament, . . _
_. Mr. NAPIER supported the amendment.
had one to England to sell the 4.
it
progress. In less than halt-an-hour the whole iniStir°.nuouf
NJ,ceWasNintfg4 '-
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presented a petition from Glasgow (LEFT SPEAKING.)
a stet of making these halls to the English Government, 11
lower part of the premises with its valuable contents
against the Publitaheuses (Sees liana) Bill.
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and it was aseeetained that Binet and Ruello had had tee l
had made, that they
NA TIONAL ARBI TRA. LION. MISS CUSH.MAIN's HAMLET. quent commumcstions with the Englsh Consul at Lorient, fe
whatever of being
were one burning mass, and app trendy at this time the
warehouses adjoining stood nu chance
Ur. FARRER prey cited a petitiou from Stocktoe- Miss Cushman has recently achieved a splendid )peas two man had isle, caused an application to b, "
:,s
00.Te's in faveur of natio! al erbitatration.
triumph at Cineinnatti by her admirable delineafion or marle to a nurses named Le Babinec for an advance or
..,
saved.
ave the property,
4,0001, and promised to pay him 25,000'. for it. They. ,e.
tire-engine Mr, -GULLY
Mr. Braidwood endeavoured to s . IMPORTA FION OF FOREIGN FLOUR.
the character of Hamlet. The Cincinnatii Enquirer of
presented a petition boils the millers
en said that they were geing to Eresland to sell a la'
the 28 h May has the following critique on her per-
and gave instant directions Si) man the ft taring
secret for making balls which would bring them several '")
4,
from Southwark-bridge to the fullest extent; this tin. of Tipperary, compleining of the importation of foreign
had
formance:—
millions. Pi re was also heard to make a stmitar stale- 4.
Several petitions were presented in favour of and The arduous part of Hamlet was presented on Moe- w- nt to Bltiees wile. On arriving in Londsn they, ac. sa..
deubtedly would have been of great servicenot the d'un.
tide been so far or. t.
agitiust the Eeelesiestecal tatles But. day ''v, ring at the National The are, to a discriminating e mpanied by an interpreter, weut, to the Bout of Ads ,
-. gf. saving the hotel, and the
Ne hoer" now ressiaine.n
SE W. ER AGE IN S l'. JA MES'S. • and delighted audieece Never has it fal en to the lot tniralty. Their propesition was fay.urably received, and
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flames spread without i.nterruotion towards the ware- Sir DE LACY haa,s tga put a si,,,tion to Viscount of the writ, rto la cord a triumph eo complete and entire they were sentdown to Portsmouth !het experiments :eight Pro
to Mr. Alderman Humphrey Ebro gem, wry the sewerage
„set r
sre
ks
.. in. St Jatn.'r,, as that achieved in the personation of the philosophical be made '...ith their seciet. The exp•ricissnts tested 15
,o,
al,h-ugh it must amount to
houses adjoining belonging
West einster, promised to be excuted last year, have psaa. Hamlet has loess been regarded a* one of the is •s and melt place on board the Excellent, Captain 4'o,
and others. The damage,
win not be sa serious as at first imagined. not been, up to the present time, exe
cuted or e 'Wl33,"Ce(i. most chaste and finished creations of the immortal bard, (,6 ids. The Cap•ain'a report to the Admiralty was not aim
some thousands,
five o'clock the engines and firemen were and whetter the sum ot about 120 0004 proptned to n''' and while there has been a diversity ot opinion in th. sufficiently favourable to induce if to purc'ia,e the aecret • 1,
At half-past
work, with some sl ght prospect of ultimate levied by a rate of sixpence iu the p‘.11,.d, on the criticism of the character, there has been n •.ne as to the nevertheless, as indemity of 1,200 f. (48/ was ewardeni um,
busily at
northern side of the Thames, is intended to cover entire tenor of the play. All of the aspirants Si) histrionic to the men. They had deulai dad 4 ouOt• They then -.sr:a
but as to the nature of the stock destroyed, extseng lieeitities or to execute new w orks; and. if fame have attempted the portray al of this difficult part; attempted to sell the secret to the Ambassador of Russia -
success;
or cause of fire, nothing authentic quid be partly for the former purpose, how much of that few have succeeded in embeds iog even in a faint and to the American Consul, but bosh declined to accept
insurances,
sum is proposed to be bo appropriated; and whether it is degree our conception of the character. Some have re. it. The three Tien
obtained on the spot.
The fire will not, it is expected, be entirely extin- !wended, as bus been reported that the parties reaidieg presented him as a firm, determined, and uncompro. When their money was exhausted they fell into misery. Ye
passed some time at London, end
in the streets or localities in Sc.S James's, hitherto lett miring avenger; others, as a weak, vacillating, uncertair, In August last Pile.° retuned to France and enlisteo
guished for two or three hours.
without any sewerage, shall be subject to a special rate enthusiast, full of great resolves, but weak in execution, into a regitnentat, St Omer, but he was recognised end
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in addition to the rate of sixpence in the pound now in It was reserve d for Miss Cushman to present our ideal arrested, Bind and Ruelto arrived at doulogne in No- East
THE GREAT LX HIBITION. course of collection.
of the unfortunate Prince. From first to last interest vensbcr, and were arrested. The accused, on being inter- Sran
(THIS D AY.) Lord EBRINGTON said that the reason why the never flagged, and our admiration of the play received a rogated by theourt, denied that they had been to Eng Cent,
works had not been fiuishsd was, that it had been found new impulse from her happy delineation of the subtle lend to sell they Cret; but, in addition to the above facts, ram)
The number of visitors to the Great Exhibition was fully etpis, ro sny of ihe previous days. At an estsy hour long impossible to borrow m ire than 10 0001., which sum was workings of this great mind. The public taste has be. it appeared that reports of the police who had watcher 7aaa
not sufficient tocomplete all the works. With regard to the come Si) vitiated with the food presented by the modern them in L aidon, anti their own correspondence with their *est
strings orcrosedei owe ibuses,w ith their roofs covered with
sum ef 120,0001, a great part of it was to be applied to stage, that even refined and cultivated actors have some. families, stated the contrary. It was also shown that
exp, ctant visitors, might be Observed hastening along to the Crystal Pelace. Heavily laden pleasure vans, and new works and part of it tu the defraying of the current times condescended to pander to it by stage trickery, pe re knew part of the secret from being employed in
even long open waggons with beitches fixed in them. expenses. I; certainly was true that a special rate was mouthing, and ranting, overate it the modesty ot making the bullt•s, and that he had get the rest of it
were pressed into the service, while the entrance al- to be levied in the manner proposed by Act of Parlia- nature in the pitiful ambition, by making "points," Gud by examining the papers of Celonel Tisouvenin. the di- Na,
letted to p •destrians was beseiged lung before the re- Ineafa
save the mark, to secure the plaudits of the groundlings. rector et the mtnutaetory. Tne jury, however, after
gular time for opening arrived. The number of WATER SUPPLY.
How wholly different Miss Cushman's coneeplionl It, hearing the evidence and pleadings, returned a verdict
fill era throughout the day up to three o'clock was as , Mr. T. DUNCOMBE called the attention of the Right lieu of the blustering, swaggering braggart, we had, of " Not guilty”in favour of all the accused. Coma
follows:
rlon. Baronet the Home Secretary to an advertisement what Sbakspere gave us, a refined geutlemau, full ot
-.... &est s
&wit(
From 10 to 11 o'cleck ..................... 22 778 in the Times newspaper of this morning, containing a courage. determined to the end. Where all was 80 per-
From 11 to 12 .............................. 17 408 prospectus of a proposed water company, in which it few, it is difficult to particularize, but the scene with his RABORNE MAILS.
Ditt
From 12 to 1 .............................. 11.900 was stated that the Gov. rnment did not intend to offer mother was full of touching beauty, and the " grave" PS signifies that the mails are sent from the General PoSt-oßlot it. Ka
Y scene will long be remembered by those so fortunate as by the night-anti Mby the morning-4ispatch.) Ditt
From Ite 2 ...- ............................ 6 234 any Opposition to the Water Bill, which had been latel
• ;oaths
From 2to 3 ................................. 4,204 read a second time in the House of commons arid re- to witness ic last night. In truth, from first to last, the, When wade up in From what whet —_.
ferred to a Select Committee, He wished to ask the most caustic and censorious critic would have been dis- PLACES. General Post-office port dist due.
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London. patched.
Total
62 584 ter
re
Hon. Gentleman wbetber any such assurance had armed by the beauties of every point of this personation. With a few exceptions the piece was very fairly put --...._-...--e_s_
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who had been admitted at three o'clock; and even at been given by the Government?
NAM
that hour visitors were continually arriving in consider-
Queen far above me-
Sir G. GREY said the statements made in the adver• upon the stage. With an excellent Ghost, an unusually America (by Brit. pkt)NJuno 27 .. "'Liverpool .. Arrived
tisenseet were wholly unauthoriaed. :No communication good Laertes, and an Ophelia and
. •• !Liverpool • July 2
able numbers. A greater proportion of the rural ele-
AA n 31. se rt. ti ec a. ((bby tj..i.ls.. Oa.) N!
Merit was perceptible among the visitors this morning which could justify the assertion had passed between die„tty, we ought to feel satisfied. We hope Miss Africa (west coa.st)•• N lath of the month••
Plymouth July 3
pkt.)MlJuly 2 •
•..ISouthinaipt. 'Jane 16
!lancet
than we have noticed for some time. Several large par- the Government and the secretary ot the proposed tom- Cushman will be induced to repeat this character, which
Belgium ~ .. • • li Daily
Alexandria* .... •• •• N 19th & 30th of mo. Dover „June 26 iouthis
~
.. ~ "over .. Daily
ties, apparently of labouring agriculturists were P3nY•
we predict will add still more to her w-d • pread fame.
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Ditto
present in the building during the while of THE CORPORATION OF LONDON.
Brasil .. .••• M 9th of the month Southarnpt. July 12 *liter],
Betenos Ayres .. •• Al 9th of the month Sonthampt. July 14 pito
the day, and altogether the Palace presented a very Sir B. HALL moved for arcane of the num- STATE OF THL EN GLisa DRAIIIA. •
Callfornia(viaChare3)M 1cl& 17tb of month Southampt. Julys Ditto
ber and names of the different wards within the A masterly paper on the condition and prospects of
crowded appearance. This morning several proof
(Cape of Good Hope N 14th or month . Plymouth- l Jaya /anima
impressions in colours, made from the first of city of Lendon, with the number of aldermen and corn- our national drama, contained in the current number of cieohntartlntinlito. .... LI 72Cih&7its"th270t5hato tor
sDoohytehram p i:/..;
uuinye :0
the series of interior views of the Exhibition, mon-councilmen ; of the Lumber of persons rated
the Weekly _News •and W kl •
ee y Chronicle now maize- ,Chnitumel Isles es.. :•. N Mon., Wed., & Fri.:Southampt. Tu. Th.Sa ----•
painted by Me. Nash for her Majesty, were exposed to the relief ot the poor in each pariah within the
- --se •• •• •• • M;l7th of the mouth :Southampt. July 20
France .. .. M&NlTwice daily ..)Twicedan) Name
to view. The subj ct, of this drawing is the city of London; of the number of persons on the mated with each other, is thus terminated :
Comet
transept on the opening day at the moment when her register of Parliamentary electors for the several Such is; the state of the London drama, and the ..
?Ira"mcbeur*gh .... ••
71iThuesid7tahy212.1gfdmayo Dover
.... !Truunue 380 at
Majesty first toak her seat on the chair of state. The years from 1645 to 1851, distinguishing livery- large provincial cities, and its contemplation may afford tiolland .. .. :: MlWednes. & saute/London ~ mem:Tete ----
crystal feuntain is in the foreground, and the Royal men from householders; and, of the number of persons the social philosopher, as well as the manager and the Honduras .. . •
Nll7th of the mosith,Southarnpt. July 20
Coustnitooners, the f 'reign :ambassadors and the great en the register of municipal electors for aldermen and critic, much suggestive thinking. It is quite certain thar fhredliana
(sitrta
8..
th.. et & N;
‘Tnce
fdathily ;:r., .. I Holyhead .. "l wieedalb
,tirrutnelBe4;
thlSouthanipt.uly 13
common councilmen, from 1845 to 1851 (each ward to the refined courtly portion of society do not now con- India(vialilurseillellij) INI 7tltr&(9)4theefnio°rintli'Dover ..!Jul 1
Officers of state in their rich and varied costumes, are
alder the English drama as one of their habitual steatterranean seta s •Irknk&J
grouped room I the throne. Being in colours, the flit- be given separately).—Agreed to.
I it
tering and bri hunt effect produced by th -t glerious KILRUSH AND ENNISTYMON UNIONS. amusements. The rich of every class imitate the great 4Sontthampton) •• M 20th of the month •Souttiarnpt. July 23 toventry
edi •rnmean (Ha 1
Mn, REYNOLDS wished to know why the returns and the intellectual and professional classes, though starseilleio .. .. 11,7th8c24thormonthIllover .. July 1 :ierby •
scene has le en rendered with admirable fidelity,
Mecum&
Aadera •• •• .. M.9th of the month Southampt.
and the drawings present the apposrlnce of a highly ord, ied on the 11th of April in regard to Kdrush and now cud then lured to a theatre by a clever per- Ifezico .. •• •• M2d et the month.. Southampt. July 5 .rand•lui
finished picture. - These, drawings, when cempleted, wit, Eaniste win Unions, heel not been laid ou the table? . former or a remarkable piece, no louver consider
July 12 Do.. 6 pi
1„,/ f 7th,l7th,l9th,z7th lrand Su,
form the Wirt perf-ct na‘tneuto ot the Greet Exhibition Sir G. GREY said he would communicate with Sir it as a branch of literature and the fine arts, which it Matta* •• •• tB, 3iith of month I Dover June 21
,rand Ut
which can possib'y be imagined, anti in Mr. Nesn'a ab'e W. S..ti create, and a certain the cause of the delay. becomes them to be well acquainted with, Who, then, do Naples. .... .. ..
.I.l,Sui 1hth25th,,t,,,,,, TA,.--- - •
hands the mess perlect accuracy iney be relied on. The 1N VEN TION FoR PERFORATING POSTAGE frequ. nt the theatre. ? A very entseellatienes eine. A e es— ---
other 'three wilt be rriail.), we believe, in the course of
next in Aith.

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At Wolverhampton, also, notwithstanding there was a St
liberal supply of wheat from he farmers, an advance of 2s 6,1
per quarter was obtained on fine white deseriptions, and Is to Not
loilk
2+ on red samples. English superior white.was actually sold
at 19s to 20s per bag, and red 17s to 18s. Foreign held fur in be ci
improvement of is to 2s pet quarter. Barley was scarce, and • Dal
both malting and grinding sold at Is per quar.er advance.
Good malting must be quoted at 27s to 28., and grinding 255
to 26, per quarter. Old English beans firm at 135 6d per
19616, French, 12s 6d; and Egyptian, 115 Gti to 12s. Oats
sold at about last week's currency.
GLASGOW CATTLE MARYET, JUNE 19.—At OUT market
to-day the numbers were—oxen, 69.. ; sheep, 1,406;
1,689. Although the supply of cattle was smaller than last
week it was equal to the demand, and sales were slowly effected
at last week's prices. Best ox beet 465, current from 421 to
44i, inferior from 34s to 40s per cwt, sinking the offal; a few
turned out unsold. The supply of sheep being large it caused
prices to be in favour of the buyer. Bost aged wethers bids
current sd, interior from 4d to 4id per lb, !sinking
the offal; a
few lett unsold. Lambs sold freely at fully last week's prices.
Best lambs brought 20s each, current prices from 12s to 14s;
a few small lambs from 7s to lOs each ; all sold.
ABERDEEN, JUNE 20—Grain—Oats 22* 6d to 231 Od,
4011 a per bushel; oats (seed), Uos Od to 00s Ud, 401bs per bushels
barley, 2 41 I'd to 2;s Od. 52Ibs per bushel ; bear, 23*.ed to 2411
Ud, 52Ibs per bushel; wheat 00s to 425; oatmeal. 17. 6d to 18, 41
per boll ; flour, 32, to 343 per sack. Provisions—Beet,
3d to 6d per lb; mutton, ditto, 3d to 6d; veal, ditto, 34.1
to 6d ; pork, per stene, 31 to 3s 6d ;
lamb, per lb, 4d to 6di
tallow, pee stone, 3 6d to 3s 9d ; potatoes, per peck, 7d to 9d
'
bay, per cwt, Oa to Os • rabbits, each, 6d to lid; 2s
hares, each,
to Us Od ; grouse, per brace, Os to Os ; butter, per lb, 7d to Su;
eggs, per doz, 6d to 8d ; cheese, per cwt, 18s to 2350 d ; bass
pe. pair, '2l; 6d to 2. 9d; chickens, ditto, Is 3d to Ys; ducks, ditto,
Od
21 I'd to 2s 6d; ducklings, ditto, Os Od to Os; turkeys, each, 4'
to 4* 6d; geese, ditto, 65 to 7e; butter for exportation (present
cure), per cwt, 64s to 00s ; eggs, wholesale price, per dozen, Od
to 4id ;
0, d to Os I'd; poi k fine, small 5s 6d to Os Od ; pork, large
41b loaf, cash, 5d ; credit, 6d ; pork, per stole of 141bs,
3s 6d to 4s 3d; ship pork per barrel of '204 lbs, Us to
Meal—Oatmeal, Is 9d to ls 1 d ; barley dust, 8d to Odi
peasemeal. Os Ud to OS Od; side, 7d to 8d ; beremeal, Is M
to Is 6d; flour, Is 10d to 2s Ud; barley, per lb,
1 id to 2d; bark).
flour, Is hd to Is 7d.
Damczerii. JUNE .9 —The relative weight per four bushels
of the three prices of wheat were iBst 121 b, 18st 41b, and 171$
121 b. Oats, 12st lolb, 121 t 31b, and 1 Ist bib Barley, hist nb'
Isst 131 b, and 15st 71b. peas and beans, 184 t 101 b, 00at thb,
sad 18st 31bs.

CORK, Julia 20.
The trade in wheat during the week, notwithstanding the
very numerous arrivals from abroad; most of which still lie in
our harbour, has been firm and buoyant. Indian corn, how",
ever, large quantities of which, in a damaged condition, are on'
the is dull at declining rates. The supply of home
grain continues to fall off. The entire receipts for the p
ainount toerk
only t—Wheat, 43 brls : oats, 244 bill Frites