The Sun.
London, England, 1867-03-22 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

RANCHES TER—THURSDAY.
Our market this mornin was well attended. Both VII:
g
lish and foreign wheat of good quality was fully its Data
Flour in some cases was held for rather money;
steady, beans firm. Indian corn was 2s per qr. higher'

BIRMINGHAM—THURSDAY.
At this day's market we had a moderate supply of El?gr;
lish wheat, for which more money was asked. Foreig
hold for an advance, consequently little business was done'
Little doing in spring corn; prices about the same.

BURY ST. EDMUNDS—WEDNESDAY•
diminishing
andT haenr O
ava sainnac
eciguooaofndt
is
t supply 13 ptaopnl ya2sopfrpiweeerhscieart. a market t-d*
and peas quite as dear. recede. Barleoyator,abucaty,

on the top, is Od up .. average,
EDINBURGH—WEDNESDAY.
Wheat
Barley on the top, 2s 9d up- ********
average, Os id down.
Os 2d down
Oats on the top, 2s Od up .Iverage,
Beans on the top, 2s Od up .. average, 23 9d deign
Total supply and sales.
Wheat ld 525
972 qrs ............ so _,,
Id 9D*.
Barley 1692 qrs ............ so _„
Oats ld 136;5
2704 qrs ............ so _,,
is 2d up.
Beans 415 qrs ............ sold iv 7
Average prices.
Wheat, 57s Od 1 Oats, 30s 9d
Barley, 39s 6d 1 Beans ... 43s 5d
totro
Town-made flour sells as follows :—White, 54s Od;
superfine, 52s Od; superfine, 50s Od; fine, 48s Od.

GLASGOW—WEDNESDAY. Whetlt
To-day's market was tolerably well attended.
was about 6d dearer: flour 6d and barley 3d to 6d loWeetor'
Feeding beans improved 6d, and grinding beans tTcIP
about 3d. Oats 6d, and oatmeal and Indian la bigue".

RAILWAY COLLISION.—The coroner's inquir!,
kr.eilslpeeactiinngtthhee
ccealulisseieonf twhehitehathocoefurlirerd. Cilia
Ygthileli 73°11:vivriii,
tunnel of the Leeds and Halifax Railway, on the i'l—
instant, was concluded on Tuesday. The jury returned a
verdict to the effect that the collision was caused by
all
InffiLy
cl
vet that ayt
eventTh eßyiAf
vhEigLt
c sucho IRupAao
error of judgment on the part of the signalmen sea the
guard of one of the trains, adding a recommendation to the
wen to
shouldhigher appointrNasa aI salaries e ssmph oaArdiest competent
belle paid. . i
journals state that the railway train from the Speni°ll,,
capital to Valencia was on the night of the 10th stopped
by the snow, which had fallen in extraordinary quantities•
Between Alfora and Almansa all the carriages came to
stand-still, and, as the snow continued to fall heavily, th:
passengers had to remain for nearly 36 hours in their
then
without provisions. At the and of that time, the we
the
having become milder, food and drink arrived from
former town. The line having been at last partially cleared,
the train was able to reach Valencia, but overal of the
Maciria
passengers were in a state of great suffering•

Births.
BOEvER/E—On the 19th inst , Coleshill Souse,Bork°,
the non. Mrs. Pleydell Botiverie, of a daughter.
RYAN—On the 18th inst ,at 10, Onslow-gardens, the
Will°
of Arthur C. Ryan, Esq.,. of a son.
Dub
—On the lOth inst., at 26, Kildare-street, Dub-,

ti
lin, Lady Stewart; of a son.
Marriages.
hitbe,
MARTIN—TIBBETTS—On the 19th inst., at ~reen
Of
Joseph Cooper Martin, Esq., of Dartford, surgeoo,
Mary, second daughter of Thomas Tibbetts, Esq.,
Greenhithe, Kent.
MILE. s—BLorr —Ou the 19th inst. at Weekley, Georgeet
Miles, of Covent-garden and 10;Park-roftd, Haversto
bill, to Sarah, daughter' f Mr Wm Mott a Weel,los
Northamptonshire. o

Deaths. g'
DOWSE—Ou the 20th inst., at Bowden Hall, near Glouceed
ter, Louisa Maria, Viscountess Dowager Down°, aged
17. c„rrel,
GUNTER— On the 19th inst., at Carshalton Lodge, '-1301-
Richard Gunter, of Motcomb and Lowndes-streets,
gravid, aged 63. 1 SW
rionsny—On the 19th inst., at Little Green, Adiali„ro. .tecl
Phipps liornby, Gr.G.B., Rear-Admiral of tho Unit
Kingdom, aged 82 ......-1-1

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