The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-14 00:00:00

DUBLIN MA

---- - --- - l From T. ik vei di: e.
I'Bs Wheat, per barrel '2O stone l5 0 1.,0 6 18 0
112 Berc l6 stone.... 10 6 10 9 :0 4
733 Barley
1,, 58.0a1 s
13,510 Flour, per cwt.... 8 stone 5 0 16 0 0
335 Oatmeal —.....—..... 8 stone.-- 91/ 14 0 10 4
Sold to Bakers only.
11,069 Cwt. Fleur
Average vricc of Wheat and Flour 35.. i 1. per sack.
_ Firsts
Receipts of Flour, 19.,i62 „....„,..s from 1:.4. *d. to I6s. 61.
1 from Ils. 0.1. to 14s. 6.1.
0.1414 of Do Ity,SGLI -.in'irds •
from 5,. Od. to Ss. od.
PRICE OF n KEA n.
Quartern Loaf ...... 7d.1 Half Quarter!) 3t., d.

CORK MAJtKE'I.S. —Oct. 10.
Wheat (per 205t.)...12s Od. to ISs. od.l 9ats (per 14st.)
Barley (per 165 t.)... 8 0 12 6 1 Fleur (per cwt ) 5 0 15 0
Oatmeal (per cwt.) lts. Od. to Its. 6d.
Beef, sd. to tid. • Mutton, sd. to &..,
_• Veal, Od. to Bd. ;
Pork, 2d. to Vid. ; Fresh Butter, 111 d. to 12d. per lb.
PRICE OF RIF-ITER.
To the Merchants. To the C.mtitr7 .
First Quality 74s. fli.
Secsnd 7O 6l
Third
Fourth `,B 5O
Filth 51 42
16 •
Sixth ' 7

CLONSIELL MA RKETS.—Oet. U.
Per Cwt.
s. d. s. d. a. d.
73 6 Hides (raw) 'l2 0 to 32 6
14 0 Bacon Pigs .3 0 24 0
32 0 Heads 20 0 -- 0
Per Bag.
26 6 1 Flour, Thirds 00 0 21 11
24 11 1-- Fourths 0 16 0
Per Bi.rrel.
Rapeseed 20 0 0 1 Barley 11 6 12 0
Here 8 0 10 0 1 Coals 0 3 4
t'er Stone.
Wheat 0 9 1 0 Tallow (rough) 4 6 5 0
0;06

S. d.
New flutter 72 1, to
. _

Oatmeal 13
Rendered Lard- 0

Flour, Second .... 0
--7—Household....A 0

KILKENNY
Wheat (per barrel) 208 00. to 225. Od.
Barley K (I 9 6
Oats
Hour (per hag) 11 0 N 0
Butter(percwt ) 0 - 81 0
flacon Pigs '2s (1 26 0
Coals 1 0 I 1

MARILErs.
Beef (per lb. Os. 3d. to Os .Id.
Mutton 0 4 0 6
Pork 0 2 0 3
Veal . ....... —..
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto , 0 5
0 6
Potatoes (per 5t.)... 0 2 0 3

SCOTCH IVIARKE'rS.
HADDINGION CORN MARKET.—Oct.O.
Wheat. Harley. I oat,;. 1 Pease.
48: 0,1 3-2, 61 27, Ott ---. 0.1
42, Od 27, 0.1 19A 61 .....; 0.1
2.24 od f.-... 0.3.; 0,1 18; 0,1 1 ---, 0,1
509 qrs.of Wheat io market,sl4 whereto we
15 (Inv & —0 (lrey.
U. 18, 1,1.2 I2ths.

Jiezins.
25s 01
:10b 0(1
24: 0,1
re sold.

First .....
second
Third
There were

DALKEITH CORN AU: lIKET.—Oct. 8
wheat. Barley. o."s. i'ease. Beans.
First 5:. 04 323 rd . 33.4 lid 58 01
cry. 1 4O: Ott 25s Oh 203 OA 35, Ott Od
Third

LIVERPOOL MARKETS, OCT. 12.
COTTON MARKET.— Thi s market is stirring to-day. The
lnisit,;..ss consists of 5,600 bags. Prices have improved.
InferiOr And middling qualities of Cotton, being in request,
are dearer. Speculators are very active.
CATTLE MzoKET.—The market continues very sta-
tionary ; little or Po variation has taken place since our
last. A great proportion of to-day's Beef was of a mid-
dling and inferior quality, which went off heavily, while the
best descriptions met a reaiy sale at previous prices. The
supply of Mutton appeared shorter than usual, but was
idly equal to the demand, prices remaining as before. Beef,
41d. to 54-d. ; Mutton, sd. to 50.

HARTLEI'OOL DOCKS AND RAILWAY.—WC
are happy to conga tulate the proprietors of this splendid
undertaking upon the entire success of their labours. The
depth of water which has been obtained since the opening
of the harbour on the 9th of July last, has exceeded the
expectations of the proprietors themselves, and excited the
astonishment of every scientific person who has inspected
the place. The ancient harbour seems to have had twelve
or fourteen feet of water at spring-tides ; and the docks
since made, between thirty and forty acres in extent, and
which have to be entered through the old harbour, are ex-
cavated to a depth of twenty-four feet below the high wa-
ter mark of spring-tides. Since these docks were opened,
the old harbour has been excavated by dredging and sluic-
ing to a depth of nineteen or twenty feet of water ; and in
the course of the next spring there seems every reason to
believe it will be made as deep as the docks themselves.
On Thursday, a great many persons attended to wt:ness the
departure of a very large vessel, called the Mexico, belong-
ing to R. Webster, Esq., of Sunderland, with a cargo of the
Thornley Coal Company's Hartlepool Wallsend coals. She
took in a cargo, consisting of seventeen keels, or about three
hundred and eighty tons, at the drop No. 1, and at half-
past three o'clock, an hour and a half before the turn of the
tide, although drawing nearly. fifteen feet of water, she went
out with from two to three feet water to spare, amid the
firing of cannon and the huzzas of the spectators. Previous
to Cie sailing of the Mexico, the John Tennant, of Glas-
gow ; the Mau, of Yarmouth ; and the Jane, of Boston,
which had run for shelter to Hartlepool on Tuesday night,
in a gale at South, proceeded on their voyage ; and the
Britannia, of Sunderland, and the Phcrnix, of Stockton,
also sailed with coals from the port at half flood. Captains
and owners of vessels sailing in the North Sea at the ap-
proaching dangerous season of the year, ought to be in-
formed of the shelter which this port affords them in any
gale from the N.E. or E., it being completely land-locked in
these points, and can be run for at any time when no other
port on this coast can be attempted with these winds.—
Durham Paper. •