The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-22 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

BIRMINGIIAM—TuuRSDAY. A with,
Our market this morning was moderately supPhe—
English wheat. There was a slow business done, and,
market prices were about supported on all descriptiono.
Barley declined is per quarter. Oats only taken in ret`l
Beans and peas were 6d to is cheaper.

MANCHESTER —THURSDAY.
,tAnd-
At to-day's market there was not a numerous a..--
anee, and trade was by no means brisk. Wheat Was 0.11
moderately at quite late rates. The flour trade wa,s,s„tire
limited, and in favour of buyers. Oats and oatmeal n,
unchanged. Egyptian beans is per qr. over late owner
dies, while English were firm. Indian corn held fore
rates.

BURY ST. EDMUNDS—WEDNESDAY.
Tho supply of wheat at this market to-day vrss /roe
good, and the business done must be quoted at fully
prices. In malting- barley there was an active busio`4
at the full rates of last week and in some instances 15 r;g
qr higher for first qualities. Oats, beans and peas fall/
dear, and mo plentl. natSo
Average prre
ices :—Wifuheat, 67s Od ; barley, 418 3d;
26s 3d; beans, —s Od.

. Ay Of
On our market to-day there was a BRISTOL—THURSDAY
moderate flio'clor
English wheat, which was sold slowly at barely - in'

prices. In foreign wheat, which met with a betteringquiry, prices were scarcely so high as last week. 3130 ts
in barleyfull supply, at a slight reduction ; grindio.ig;roeo
dull, at previous tales. Oats in retail demand, and
as of late. Indian corn slow, and also beans.

EDNESDIY. n 0
To-day's market was fGLASGOW— Wairly attended, and the suL-kevlilf
were moderate. A dull trade done in wheat, at 15°30. 0
the rates of last Wednesday. Flour is per sack I°li, dali•
value. Oats brought former currencies. Oatinea' grid
Barley 3d to 6d per 3201 b decline. Indian corn fain'
feeding beans, the turn dearer.

A VACANT CROWN LIVING.—The iucuwbe of
of St. Thomas's Church, Portman-square, in the cll7 ~,,t.
of London, has become vacant by the death of the `'" r
Henry J. Lumsden, M.A. It is worth about .£5OO le*

and is in the gift of the Queen.
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Birs. e
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BUCHANAN On the 20th insth nu t
, at Mavis Bank' pcl•9
road, Forest-hill, the wife of John It. Buchanan'
of a
MONCKTON— daughter
On. .c.O card r
the 20th ink, , the wife of . -
Monckton, Esq., of a daughter.xi
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WHISH—On the ;20th inst., at 12, Radnor-Place'+nr.
W park, the wife of Clinton hish, Esq., of a dsligt"-

Marriages. Eg''
BOOTH—PALMER—On the 20th inst. John Boc).'"' gad,
barrister-at law, of Swinefleet Park, Yorkshire, of
second daughter of the late Jas. Palmer, El•+ cif
hill. iCWitrg6
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LLOYD—GORDON—On the 19th inst., at S.
Church, Paddington, Evan G. Lloyd, Esq., of t)
Glyn, Merionethshiro, late of the Rifle Brigae, ordolit
lit y 3 Janette, daughter of Roar-AdnairalJaufes°'
of Southsca.

Mr. W. Anptphleoblym,haginesdt.,B2a.t
Deaths.
APPLEBY—On the 19th inst ,at 46, Northend, lit"'
, „vtieet
Of of
BRUCE- the ec)dow °'
EARL—On Abrerdeen, Isabella, Lady Bruce, of Scotstown, Wied 69.
—MO. Bnruthcee,
2Boatrht.,ionfstS,teanthsohuos'oe,teSrt,isr_lhinirbireen' 49vgarli
•Scotstown, in
widow of the late John. P. Earl, aged 90. of
r. niecleri'
LUMSDEN—On the 19th inst., the Rev. 11. T. --ti- -Wee
Cushnie, Aberdeenshire, and 15, Lower Berkehld 0.
incumbent of St. Thomas, Portman-square, Aged
PLANK—On the 20th inst., at Harrow-on-the-01,
Plank, Esq., aged 100 years and 12 days. .tI,I E
ssck'
MITII— On the 19th inst., at Leeds, Samuel titi
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F.R.C.S., aged 77.
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Middlesex—Friday, November 22, 1867.