The Sun.
London, England, 1866-03-16 00:00:00

COMA TRY MARKETS.

MANCHE S TER—TutrusDAY.
Except for French flour, which from its relative cb eitlerri
ness has been in moderately fair demand both from cletd,
and millers, the trade during the week has been egged
ingly languid, and in some instances prices have I::ing
slightly in favour of buyers. Our market this Ennliat
was of a very lifeless character, although there wito °loft
attendance. Wheat, both English and foreign, ruetllBll
sale, and must be quoted Gd to is per qr lower. -"bolisd
and French flour were likewise 6d per sack cheaper, 'no
in very limited demand. In oats or oatmeal there wage..
material change. Beans ruled steady. Indian corn
dined 6d per qr.

S T OL—TIIIIRSDAY. rate
On our market BR
to-day English wheat was in /node ut.
supply, and sold slowly, at the rate of this day se
lsii
'unifing
Foreign rather more inquired for, at full values.
_.,` di g
barley in active demand, at rather more money. Oral $134
6d to is per qr dearer. Oats in good supply and derow,
quiet, at last week's prices. Maize sold freely, at an 1 ‘
provement of 6d per qr. Beans without alteration.

BURY ST. EDMUND'S—WEDNESDAY. e.
The show of wheat here to-day was good ;pc es
rrl d atl-
mained the same. Barley diminishes in quantity a'? fait
vances in price. Oats, beans, and peas commanded
trade. red/
White wheat, 538 to 555; old red, 46s to 48s; Ile bar-
40s to 44s , malting barley, 33s to 365; Page's prolific
ley, 38s to 41s per qr. 10
averages :—Wheat, 199 qrs, at 44s 1d ; ,
qrs., 35s lld ; oats, 281 qrs, 28s 10d.

BIRMINGHAM= THURSDAY.
During the present week wheat has found buyers at Put::
vious rates. Barley still scarce. Oats, beans and Peasw of
altered. At this day's market there was a large sulW tit.
English wheat, which sold slowly, at rather under the
rency of this day week, but we make no alteration fd%rer.
quotations. Barley again 6d to is per quarter ',vs
Oats maintained their value. Beans quite as dear.
neglected.

EDINBURGH—WEDNESDAY.
ctir
At our market to-day there was a fair supplf °f
try wheat, consisting of 928 qrs., which met a sloWo
at last week's prices. Average, 7d down.
Wheat on the top, 3s 6d down average, Os 7d 11P.101.
Barley on the top, Os 6d down average, Os 8d d 0
Oats on the top, is Od up average, Os 2d 1113'
Beans on the top, 4s Od down average, is 5d °F.

Average prices.
Wheat, 45s id 1 Oats, 26s id
Barley, 3ss 3d 1 Beans 43s 8d

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Total supply and sales.
Wheat 1074 qrs sold 778
Barley 1271 qrs sold 86°
Oats 2271 qrs sold 098
~...
Beans 445 qrs sold 412
Town-made flour sells as follows :—White, 405 0 ;I°l4-
superfine, 38s 6d; superfine, 37s Od ; fine, 355 6d.

GLAS GOW—WEDYEsDAY. at
Wheat and flour moved off in retail during the ecbd6
about previous rates ; all spring corn firm. li,,11„11. an
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market was moderately attended. Wheat was ""),r10,7
nominally unaltered ; flour 6d cheaper per sack; nl end
steady ; beans, peas, and oats the turn dearer ;
Indian corn unchanged.

THE PERILS OF PEDESTRIANS.—Froni rettiri;
recently made to the House of Lords it appears that "Al)
the 14 months between January 1, 1865, and the es:
February last there were reported by the
police no less than 163 cases in which persons svcr° run
police
over and killed ix the streets of London. There .
moreover, 1,938 persons maimed or injured from sod
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causes. The City police report within the same Peri°l2t bo
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fatal cases and 237 instances of bodily injury. As oc-
expected, the far larger proportion of disasters b313,„0,
curred from vehicles in which the horses were -0
although even led horses have caused the deaths °`
persons and the injury of 80 others.
31etropollt%

Births.
:Am 1r (11.
HOYLE—On the 14th inst ,at Hornsey-rise, 311“—ese ' f
L ET
Capt.l IE RD,
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wife of Smile R. Hoyle, Esq., of a daughter.
_,ife o
SHAKESPEAR—On the 12th inst."
—. penthtbhreidlg3et,hßiNnst , at Southsea, tilers 00•
sey, the wife of Colonel Shakespear,,R.A., of a " : ale
Ssow—On the 14th inst , at Feniton Court, DeT°"'
wife of E. N. Snow, Esq.., of a daughter.
Marriages.
inst., Siairemilore2,oitc:;ifteec..
ni aiotsf
COPLAND —BLUNDELL —On the 14th inst., at 4.—,5-pi, 0-
t, ....., t
Church, Wandsworth, Charles Co laud, Esq., ,:nges
Sculcoates, Yorkshire, to Isabella!) Frances, Y,f"
daughter of the late H. Blundell, Esq., j.p., 111111.
.64,
MENDI —HYAM —On the 14th inst , Ferdinand gencli'otte,
of 20, Gloucester-crescent, Hy.de-park, to ettnifydr
daughter of B. Hymn, Esq„ 28, Gloucester-squaJre,
park.

Deaths.
BEI,LING—On the 13th inst., at Stockholm, J. F. Bebrliz36'
M
Esq., of Crontorp, aged 5. - olatli'
COTTAM— On the 14th inst., SG. W. Cottam, of Dartni
row, Blackheath. Esq., aged 64. Fred'
GREEN—On the 7th inst., Mr. J. S. Green, clerk of
Kent, Esq., solicitor, 11, Cannon-street west, City•__4/17
PoPUAM—On the 12th inst., at 2, Portland-place, rill.
Lady Popham, widow of the late Rear-Admiral Sir '"'
Popham, K.C.B, and K.M., &c. -,-,tl.-
—.Ant'S"
SMITH—On the 13th inst., at 9, Osnaburgh-street, Xv
park, Miss Smith, aged 62.
TERRY— On the
14th13th
jinn: aatt sh,isSur:seiyd-epalcao7
Henry Terry, Esq., of 31, Botolph-lane, E.G., aged 3,4,11,
WOLFF— On thein
Grcell'''
Manchester, A. J. Wolff, Esq., aged 68.
Rotherhi9th. e,

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