The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-11 00:00:00

COUNTB.Y MARKETS.

COLCHESTER—JUNE 8. to
There was a thin attendance, and few samples of Nvh('''
Millers tried to buy on easier terms, but were obliged 00
give the full prices of last week. Beans and peas vier
Wheat, w scarce, and quite as deahite ,I.
69sr.
74s ; Beans, nazagan....., 3 .6-- 40
red: 644 eB4l Middle and small__44s
Oats
Barley ... a 1
... 12s 48s 1 Peas, white 3Bs 42. 38s ~
• —s grey

CHELMSFOItD—JUNE 7.
+._ ci
This market was very sparely supplied with wheal, sae
little business done. Last week's prices were barely °Log
for good samples ; inferior sorts slightly declined. SP'
corn of all descriptions firm.
Ang 42$
\Thee, old white.... 528 673 Peas, Partridge ...... T.- 38$
new . .53s 71s White ...... ...•348 409
old red its Ms B. Bing ...•••••365 400
new 538 63s Dun.... ..... • • •385 --0
Barley... 268 335..-3
ditto, incw••••,,os 40P
Chevalier 4,8 53s Beans, Tick, old ••.•• •,-,,., 434
Grinding !6s' 328 new. •••°,v): 485
Malt 66s 743 Harrow ricks.".'''- 450

Chevalier 683 76i
Oats ••• 2os 26s

new.. • •4. 15. 43$
Mazagan . .....

uxE 7. don
At our market ABERDEEN—
to-day there waJs a quiet business _er Bey
with a thin attendance. Prices for all kinds of grain "
stationary.

White wheat 58s Od to 63s Od) 621 b ? bushel'
Red wheat 50s Od to 58s Od;
Potato oats4olb bushel.
Common
Common oats 26s Gd to 27s Od
Bere 35s 6d to 36s Gd t
..... . ,., . 11

bushel:

Barley
35s Gd to 36s Gdc 531 b
Flour, lino 20s Gd to 21s Gd 13 boll of 28%
Oatmeal
528 Od to 546 Od 11 sack a -280-'

KIRKCALDY—JUNE 1. Oat" 4
Small supplies of oats and barley, good of wheat• rof
1s per qr dearer. Wheat and barley were in fav°ll
buyers.
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First tee Od ; 33s Oct 30s 6d
t,econd 60a 61 I 36s Od 31s Od
Third 62s Oct ass 6d 32s Od

COAL MARKET.

Price per ton at the closeof the market.
s. d.
Holywell Main l6 9
Eden Main
Tunstall
Cassop lB 6
Heugh Hall lB 3
Hetton Lyons
South Hetton
Buddle's W. Hartley lB 3
Framwollgate l7 3

s. 6
Walker Primrose ...• 13
WYlam .................. 6
Haswell •............. 6
Walls End Hetton •.. 1 6
Original Hartlepool .. 18
West Hartley ......... 19 0
Tees ..................... 6
Hartlepool ............ 0
18
Kelloe ...................

Ships at market, 70—sold, 58.

Mary Spooner received a verdict of sl°'°s
damages at Providence on Monday against the Boston f',g
Providence Railroad, for the lose of her husband, ivlicfpi
struck by a passenger train at Pawtucket and died '-
the injuries two hours afterwards. vent
Ex-President Jeremiah Day, of New P33',.01
now in his 93d year, is very low, and will probably 31°'
be able to leave his house again.
The Baron de Villa Bolla has been aPPtde
President of Pernambuco, and Dr. Eduardo PindallYu7ro,
Mattos, Vice-President of the province of Rio de /311(31-€01
Philip Gleason was fined $5 at Northampton
boxing his niece's ears so sharply as to knock her doWI3"

- Births. lbert'
CLIFFORD—On the 4th inst., at 6, William-street, A
gate, the wife of Camel Clifford, of a daughter- n the
LODDER —Oa the 6th inst., at Yothesay, Bute, l'l-Tter•
wife of Commander E. F. Lodder, R.N., of a datlP
MAXWELL—On the 9th inst., at Beaufort-place, S`!' 15th
the wife of J. It. Heron Maxwell, Esq., late Captain
Hussars, of a daughter.

HALLS—LYSTER—On the Marriages
Bth inst , at St. Mary's Chase,
Bryanstone-square, James P. H. H.
alls, Esq., to Allw'
youngest daughter of Robert Lyster, Esq. 0 gt3.o
HARREL —COLYEIL-011 the Bth inst., At St.
Church, Hanover-square, Captain Harrel, 2d 44—e as
Royals, to Alice Helena' youngest daughter of 1-111,4171
Cotyer, Esq., of Wombwell Hall, Isiorthileet,
Piccadilly.
Deaths. ife °f
BURGES—On the 9th inl.t., at Chelsea, Jane, the •
William C. Burgos, Esq., of the War-office,-I:0
cols'
Ditirriu—On the 7th List.. Winterton Hall, Lille°
shire, William H. Driffill, Esq., aged 77. vaolv
EvANs—On tie 7th inst., at 59, Coleshill-street,
'—
square, Mrs. Lewis Evans, aged 82. 010".
HARTLEY—On the 7th inst., William Hartley, Lam"-
tor, 36, John-street, Bedford-row.
,TOllll
LANE-70n the Bth inst., at Spartowe-road, Hackney'-
Lane, Esq., aged 68. Of
SIMPSON—On the 9th inst., Thomas Simpson, 1"".'
Farringdon-streot, aged 55.

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hliddlesexe—Tuesclu June 11 1867.