The Sun.
London, England, 1858-09-29 00:00:00

SHEFFIELD-SEPT. 28.

An average supply of wheat, good samples realising fully
last week's prices, but inferior qualities easier to buy,
though not quotably lower. Beans 6d per load (2s 4d per
qr.) lower. Flour without change. The hay-market was
well supplied, and trade dull.
White wheat, new, 17s to 20s
Red do. l7s to 18s
Old white l6s to 21s
Red do los to 18s
Barley, malting 33s to 36s

Barley, grinding 29s to Ws
Oats, old, 12st —s to -
New do 2 is to 27*
Beans.. 40s to 46s
Peas.. 4os to Hs

LEEDS-SEPT. 28.

The wheat trade has ruled dull throughout the week,
and must be quoted is per qr. lower to-day than on Tues-
day last. Barley is also very difficult to quit, with the ex-
ception of the finest samples, which command higher rates.
No alteration in the price of oats and beam.

Averages for the week :
Wheat - 4,057 qrs., at 45s 410
Barley ......... 1,280 „ 37s 81d
Oats 2.52 „ 27s fld
Beans ll3 ~ ... ...... 48S 4.1c1
l'ea..
Rye 27 o 35s 50
Arrivals this week :

Wheat
Oats
Barley
Beans
Rapeseed
Linseed

2,393 qrs.
73
:1.12
197

BRISTOL-SEPT. 28.

Farmers' supplies of wheat large ; trade dull, at a decline
of from is to 2s per qr. ; foreign neglected, prices nominal.
Barley meets with less inquiry, with the turn in favour of
the buyer. Oats pressed on the market at lower rates.
Beans and peas each Gd to is per qr. cheaper. Flour almost
unsaleable, except in merest retail. Oatmeal down at 6d
to is per cwt. Butter still in limited demand, at about late
rates.

THE CONGRESS AT BRUSSELS.—This Congress,
which is to begin its sittings on the 27th inst., appears to
excite great interest on the Continent, but we do not hear
of any steps having yet been taken to ensure a representa-
tion of Great Britain, althoUgh the subjects to be discussed
are of great importance to both authors and publishers. A
deputation, • consisting of publishers both of books and
music, booksellers, stationers, lithographists, and lawyers,
has been nominated in Paris to attend ; and a room in an
hotel near the place of meeting has been placed at their ser-
vice, where all the requirements for correspondence, &c.,
will be prepared for them. The dramatic authors and com-
posers of Paris also send a deputation. The Booksellers'
Protection Society of Holland has commissioned fern- of its
members to attend ; awl we understawl that altogether
more than four hundred gentlemen are expected to be pro-
sent at the Congress ; so that there is every prospect of the
subject selected being carefully and judiciously discussed.
The real interests of all the civilised nations of the world
are so completely at ins on the subject of copyright that
good only can arise from full discussion; and it will be
matter for regret if conclusions should be 'come to by so
many able and experienced men without their having pre-
sentel to them, in any fern, the views of Britishpublishcrs
and authors, or the interests of those being represented on
the occasion. Curiously enough, a poem on the subject is
announced for publicitlon, by M. de Saint-Germain.—
Publishers Circular.

Loss OF A SCHOONER IN THE FIRTH OF FORTH.
—On Thursday night last, a schooner belonging to Burnt-
island was wrecked off Granton under circumstances which
are partly enveloried in a mystery. From the information
we have received it appears that the vessel, which was
loaded with pig inn, and was bound, we are told, for New-
castle, left Burntisland on the night in question, which, it
will be remcmbsred, was very dark and stormy, the rain
pouring down in torrents, and the wind blowing hard. No-
thing fulther was heard of the schooner till next morning,
when some people at Granton Pier observed two masts
rising out of the water beside the breakwater, the hull of the
vessel being buried in the deep. It would seem that the
storm had proved too much for her, and driven her on the
breakwater, so that she had sought to take Granton har-
bour, and, in the darkness, had struck upon the break-
water, sn I thus became the wreck which she was. At first
it Was rumoured that the crew five or six in number, had
been all lost; but it has since. been stated that they were
enabled to save themselves. The cargo, of course, is at the
bolt an of the Firth, and the vessel is a total wreck.—
North Britivh Daily Mci'.
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