The Sun.
London, England, 1858-09-13 00:00:00

At our market there was a fair show of wheat, and some
good new samples, which sold at a reduction of Is par qr.
Good white sorts sold at 48s and red at 44s per qr. Spring
corn in better supply at about previous rates. Maltingbar-
ley realised 365, and grinding 28s to 325. Good samples of
old oats were disposed of at is 4d, and new is 2d per stone.
Beans 46s to ols per qr.

LEICESTER—SEPT. 11.
Our corn exchange to-day was again well attended, with
a good supply of all kinds of grain, which met a firm mar-
ket at late prices. Oats were again rather firm, and the
previous prices were taken. A little more doing in barley;
some samples of new were on offer at 37s to 40s per qr.
Beans fully as dear.
Wheat ...44s to 46s Oats.... 3os to 360
White .47s to 49s Beans 54s to
Bailey .30s to —s

NORWICH—SETT. 11.
At to-day's market there was but little animation in the
grain trade, and prices were unaltered. Fine barley goo
slowly, at late rates. Flour in favour of the seller. Other
articles were without change.
Averages for the week :
Wheat 3,524 f qrs., at 44s FA
8ar1ey......... 537 „ ,37s 3d
Oats — f t -s Od
Beans —s Od
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BIRTHS.

FOWLER.—On the Bth inst., at Crookham-end, near Neo"
bury, the wife of Commander G. C. Fowler, of a son.
HAMILTON..—On the 31st August, at Corfu, the wife o
Major T. de Courcy Hamilton, V.C., Major of Brigadef
of a daughter.
METCALFE.—On the sth July, at Calcutta, the wife of C.
T. Metcalfe, Esq., 8.C.5., of a daughter.
PAGDEN.—On the 9th inst., at Batheaston, Somersetshiref
the wife of Mr. R. Pagden, of a son.
TERRY.—On the 7th inst., at 9, Circus-road, St. John e"
wood, the wife of E. S. Terry, Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
FOQUETTE—SOWARD.--011 the Bth inst at Ilfracombe, 1-!'
R. Foquette, of Ilfracombe, surgeon, to. Fanny P. Sown
second daughter of the late J. J. Hooper, and widow °
the late J. T. Soward.
GOSEELL—MILLARD.--On the Ist July, at Melbourne
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George Henry, eldest son of Mr. Goal*, of Hig,_h. 11°
born, to Emma, second daughter of Mr. J. P. Millar°

Bath.
HARRISON—THomrsoN.—On the 7th inst., at Grasrafre:
Capt. Arther Harrison, Royal Artillery, to Diarybeth, only daughter of late Thomas Thompson, Eel
of Ellell, Lancaster.

• DEATHS.
GEESIN.—On the Bth inst., at Hastings, John It°111:,
Oeesin, of Queen Anne's Bounty-office, and of
Ashley-place, Victoria-street, Westminster aged
Gurrx.—On the 26th June, from the effects of .fecer' -te
Becchworth, Australia, Richard, sixth son of the lg
Mr. Thomas Green, of Westerham, Kent, aged 30' „ha
KIRKES -- On the Bth inst., at Moorlands, T,ancaster,
Kirkes, Esq., Captainin the Ist R. L. M., aged 45', „r,
MARK.—On the 26th July last, at Alunednuggur, efg;r3," ;
Lieut. Arthur Riddell Mark, of the Bombay Art'

aged 29..
SMITII.—On the 9th inst., T. A. Smith, Esq., aged 82• a
boar
TURTON.—On the morning of the 17th August, on fron,
the steamer Hindostan, in the Red Sea, on his waY.aorse
Calcutta, home, Colonel J. Tinton, of the Bengal
Artillery.

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Dliddlebez, MeAday, September 13, 1858,