The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-20 00:00:00

DUBLIN, 0cT.17.

There was a moderate supply of every sort of grain to-
day. Wheat met a brisk demand at an advance of 6d to
is. Prime eats fully supported the currencies of Tuesday,
but middling and inferior were the turn in favour of the
buyer. The best qualities of malting barley were a shade
dearer, but other descriptions met a slow sale, and towards
the close were 6d to is lower.

White wheat, 34s 01 to 37s Od ; red ditto, 32s 01 to 35s
01; ditto new, —s; barley, new, 18s to 21s 31 ; oats, old,
—s to —s ; ditto, new, 13s 61 to 15s 31 ; here, new, 17s
to 18s 61 ; rapeseed, 30s 01 to 32s Oil per brl ; oatmeal, 135
01 to 153 Ocl; bakers' dour, 21s 6dto 27s 01 per cwt; Indian
cern, 31s 01 to 353 01 per 480 14.

EEAIIORNE MAILS.

(N Wgnites that the mails are sent from the General Post. Oa
ay the night—and M by the morning—despatch.)

Day when m ade up From who' When
OOHNTREIN in General Pos:- ter, due 111 V
Office, London.* DispAteLe . England.
- --
Ilmerica(byßrit.pack).N Every Friday .... Liverpool ... Weekly
America (by United Ss.
packet) ..........N Every Tuesday .. Southamolon Weekly
A. itterica (by U. Stati3
packet) .... —. —IS ••,,0...... Liverpo•:•: ....i
Australis. (via Liver-
pool) ..............01,4th and 13th .... Liverpool .. 'T civic A in°
Ditto (via Marseilles) NI , ~,0... ~. 130:er .• • •
Ditto (via Cape of Good
Hops) ....•• •• •• •• ••N ... •• • ...Uncertain
Africa (Woe; GoaSt)..h ill of tho !ciouto•• ..,Plymoiri, 6th to too
A.10xandria..........N 10th & 26th of n oiDovor .......12d 4.19 th
Alexandria ..........M 4th & 20th of mo,..lSouthano, , or, 3 ft 21 of
11-ihamas ..........M 17th of the month S)tiiharap, en 16th
.
Brvil ..............N 9th of the trouth..lSoothatooloi, id.
Buenos ftoyres .... 31' Of h of th, moo, i•.. I Southam stc,n 16th
Cape of Good Hope ..N sth of the month' 'Uncertain
Capo of Good Hope —is Uncertain !Various ports,
Case do Verds .......N. .i:o or o•-• .:.U taut iampwi. 16th of roe
Ceylon (see India) 10th and 26th 15.5; 29th
C0vi0n..............N14th and 20th 4th & 21st
Channel Isles— ...., ..N1,,a,c0, A ea.,5,i, :M Southamp,en Yo.rn.Fat•
Chi1i..,,............ Ml2d flt 17th of %loon Soethamp or 1 and , 6
China .... . l4th and 10th .... 4 and 29
Constantinople ......N 10th and 26th....,D••,ver ...., .. 2 and 1
Constantinople 4th & 20th of or u.l3o,ithampioi 7 and 24
Cont. of Europe 7.1 & N,lTwico daily ... ~... Dover ...... Frricedall3!
Egypt (zoo Indio) i',...e0
Fumes ........ 111 &I. rvvice. dai1y...... Dover ..... Tyriceda4
Gibraltar ...........M 4, 7,17,20, 27 •fm. fiouthamp;o, 6,7, '44, 2°
Greece (see India) 16
Greytown .• .• .. .• ..M 2nd & 17th of mon. Soothampton Ist andi-
Uamburgh ..........N Daily
ilavannah ..........M Ind of the month Soato,i.p.oo Ist (o. mo
Fla and ............M Daily.— ..... Dover ........ +Daily
aondaras .... ...... Al 17t., of the mouth Southampton 16th
India (viaSouthampt.)M 4th it 20th of mon 1 and 21 n 1
India (via Marsoilles)M 10111226th of moth Dovcr ...... 15 454 29 In
lonian 15203 (zee India) .... .... • Dover......
Eroland ........M & N Twice daily
Li5ban..............N 2d or o 0.. Southampton
r,ladoira ............51 Oct of moo, h 'Southamptok,,C, and 16
-Add.eira .............y 234 of month
!Salta (see India)
tkalta —...........—N 1, 10, 20, and 26 Dover ........ 4.15 , 2 1
Mauritius (see India)
fklauritlus ......... , .5, 20th of the month 4th. and 2
Wink* ..............M I.of of the montio.,Sonthampton Ist
Naples —— .• ~.......N Daily— ... — l Dover .....-
Now Granada ......Iv 2d & 17thof monthlSouthampton Ist and.:l6
New Zea1and........... 4th and 19th mnth: Parlous port
Papal States ........N Daily !Dover ...... 4 weekly
Pnlnsula ...........NI
*-- 17t h 0 f rn 0n . 1 tut tt l,ht la
otnolo) ta,l Ist & 16th
Pars ......., ~,,......7)7 It
Port Natal ...........I`, sth of month .. • • Various port,
Sicily ~........ ..N Every Saturday 'Dover ...,,,;.. Weekly:
Tommy .., ~,,, •• .. •• ••::, phily• • .• • • •• •• • • Dover .....
Venezuela ..........3,1 2d& 1; th 011sonth Southampro' 1 & 16 me
Van Diemen'srAu d (se, ,
Australia) ......., 4th and 18th of m. 'monthly
Westlndies .... , ...7., .., -. , ~,, ~. oionth Southamotco 11 and 16

When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will be de
spatched on the following day, with the exception of the India (.‘e
goathampion), and the Malta, both of which will be despatch,d the
preceding day.

CLARENDON CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY OP
JAMAIOA.—On Friday the adjourned general meeting of
this company was field at the London Tavern, Bishops-
gate ; Mr. J. W. Cater 'in the chair. The chairman
explained that the meeting was called for the purpose of
taking the opinion of the proprietors as to the necessity
of bringing the company under the operation of the New
Joint-Stock Companies Act with limited liability. He
considered there could be only one opinion in this case,
that limited liability should be applied to companies of
this description. The alteration might make the di-
rectors more careful, but the proprietors might rely they
would use their utmost exertions for their benefit. A
resolution was then unanimously passed, bringing the
company under the operation of the Joint-Stock Com-
panies Act 1856, with limited liability.
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