The Sun.
London, England, 1866-11-02 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

BIRMINGHAM—THURSDAY. lish
At this day's market there was a fair supply of Bncfoop
wheat, and old, also dry new, was fully as dear; to
samples and foreign neglected. Barley, except best (I°,ooo
tending downwards. Oats maintained their value.
and peas firm, without much passing in either.

BRISTOL—THURSDAY. der°
On our market to-day English wheat was in .
supply, and sold slowly, at barely the rates of thuiwith
so'nuight. Values of foreign firmly maintained, but. bar;
very little activity. Fine malting barley is per qr
secondary attracted little attention. Grinding (1111,1 6cl
sold freely, at an improvement of fid per qr., oats fiVidiso
per qr, and a fair demand for all descriptions. -Tops
corn is per qr dearer, which checked the trade.
sold at full prices.

BURY ST. EDMUNDS—WEDNESDAY. sro
Our farmers brought a good supply of wheat to There
to-day, which met a dull sale, at last week's rates.
was not much barley offering, considering the season'
the trade for all kinds was anything but brisk, prices e
130
decidedly in favour of the buyer, although there o';',,,re
quotable difference iu value. Oats, beans, and Peas
in request, at is per qr advance.

MANCHESTER--TirunsnAY. trade
A decidedly quieter tone has prevailed in —;lifiieso,
during the week. Wheat and flour have, never'—hiliie
been firmly held, while oats, oatmeal, and Indian corn; At-
maintained an upward tendency. There was a ft' of
tendance at our market this morning, but there w_.,:ver,
disposition to buy either wheat or flour; sellers, how 00
did no.. press sales, and no change in prices occurred. _pr,
were ld to 2d per 451 b, and oatmeal 6d to is per load d,.;la
In beans or peas there was no alteration, and the Ss
may be said of Indian corn.

EDINBURGH—WEnsEsnay.
Wheat on the top; 2s Od up average, 3s 3d 121*
Barley on the top, 8s Od up average, 2s 2d1111.0.
Oats on the top, is 6d. down average, Os 3d do 12
d
Beans on the top, is 6d up average, 2s 'x
Total supply and sales.
Wheat 1015 qrs sold 495
Barley 1698 qrs sold 1385
Oats 1388 qrs
Beans 25 qrs sold 12,8
sold '
Average prices.
Wheat, 61s 4d 1 Oats, 29s 4d
Barley, 39s 4d j Beans ...53s 2d
.10
Town-made flour sells as follows :—White, 50s 0€1; v
superfine, 48s Gd ; superfine, 47s Od; fine, 45s 6d.

GLASGOW—WEDNESDAY.
BPI
To-day's market was as usually attended. NV.heat sav
flour were dull, prices nominally unchanged ; barley 01b;
oats the turn dearer ; oatmeal,higher per ad-
beans and peas unaltered ; Indian corn lost part of 1'
Vance ; mixed American was held at 19s. per 28011).

Foreign Alail Packet List.

- -~---

MAILS DUE. 9'
Australia and New Zealand, via Southampton......'—' IS.
Ditto, via Marseilles
Brazil and Capa Verde, by British packet.
Ditto, by French packet
Cape of Good [lope, Ascension, and :it. lielena..--N°Y"
China, Penang. and Sing &pure, via Sou,hampton..lof 1$
Ditto, via Marseilles. Nov.
FAikland Islands
ibraitar, via Southampton Nov
N v 3
India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Southampton-- --°
D tto, via Marseilles
India (13,,mbay), via Southampton. NOV. 1
Ditto, via Marseilles..
Malta, Ezypt, and Aden, via Southampton Nov 3.
Ditto, via Marseilles
Nov.
Nov'
V
Mauritius, via Southampton
y
Ditto, via Marseile 4 Nov'
Nov "
Newfoundland
•
Portugal

Ditto, by private ship to Lisbon ••
Z.Tnited States and British North America, by Sri-
tish packet
Ditto, by United States paekot, via Southamp-

ton
Ditto, via Cork
Ditto, Dy Canadian packet, via Londonderry . • • to,
West Coaist of Africa, Madeira, and Teneritfe
nd
elFullebsoatn*dnlundrdiameosexai: ... O
Pacific (except Bahamas..a.n. d
NOI, 'a.
N.
Nov `1
45.
Bermuda, via Halifax
Nov.
Bahamas, via New York.

00g
IMPROVEMENTS IN SOUTH KENSINGTON.----nlv
the local Acts recently printed was one cited as " ee"
gravia and South Kensington New Road and IreP-relrte
mßent Act." A new road is to be made from Eaton-9:03 -o
of the
The preamble states that the construe -ea
the road and its dedication to the public will be atte„nar
with great expenses, which cannot be repaid to the 1.1";c1:ir
Btakers unless they are enabled to acquire land in the ee'',ol
ourkood and to lay out the same for building. l'be;r6lri
is to be completed within four years, and the zlomPeci
purchase of land is limited to three years. pee
or-
PHOTOGRAPHY.—Among the various contr
which are daily contributed towards the improvement
this art there is a kind of positive paper, invented 1).7,
A. Taylor. Instead of albumenising or salting itbl
of the usual preparations he coats his now paper
solution of white lac in water impregnated with ia
Thus prepared, the sheet is sensitised and printee
exactly the same way as common albumenised PaPeits,
The photograph obtained is reddish, and wellici,,f °ll
sume a disagreeable chocolate colour if it were ra`",,t,
fixed with hyposulphite of soda ; but this dmilo,
back may be avoided by toning in a geld. Vii.
If the print be first dipped into a bath of
phocyanide of ammonium, and then
fixed in a bath of hyposulphite of soda, it will first be7gtre
yellow in the former substance, and then change te b-tel
in the latter. The lac may also be dissolved in a ‘l4:3,red
solution of phosphate of soda. The paper thus Prer,elli
and sensitised in the usual way prints exceedingly
its colour is black or sepia, and does not change In3rt
ite
rially when fixed with hyposulphite. If the T'_b
lac be dissolved in a mixture of phosphate
iiti-
tae
borate of soda, the paper coated with it will ass -act
very agreeable tints, varying between red and black "tbe
these tints may be graduated at pleasure by varYlrjsitli
proportions of the two salts. The paper prepared fof
phosphate of soda is best adapted for hard and lee've
prints; that with borate, on the contrary, should be P
eto
ferred for delicate and light photographs. If the shield
prepared as stated be sensitised with nitrate, then driw
and afterwards once 11131 T dipped into the white lac se a
tion their sensitiveness will not only not be diminishe
but materially increased.

Births. f
BENNITT —On the 31st ult., at Canterbury, the Fife °
Bennitt, Esq., luniskilliug Dragoons, of a daughte,r'outls
GORDON—On the 30th ult., at 13, Cromwell-place,, 'rdotit
Kensington, the wife of Lieut.-Col. Geo. Grant tx°
Scots Fusilier Guards, of a son.
riceler
HENNIKER—On the 31st ult., at 8, Charles-street, Pe—
square, the Lady Alice Henniker, of a son.
t VJir
LAWSON—On the 30th lilt., av
at 35, George-se-7
burgh, Mrs. Charles Lawson, of a son.

Marriages.
HARRISON-051MANNEY— On the Ist inst. at Christ Ll:Leers,
East Sheen, Charles T. Harrison, Esq Royal flgti Ofirl
eldest son of Capt. J. Harrison late 71th Queen °of O.
Light Dragoons, to Annie Marla, third daughter
Ommanney, Esq., J.P., of East Sheen, Surrey.. , h oar
TROLLOPE—TERNAN-011 the 29th ult., at the Brittsreatiori
bassy, Paris, Thomas A. Trollope o Francis
eldest daughter of the late Thomas L. Tertian.

Deaths. sE
BllooKs— On the 30th ult., in London, Thos. Brooks,
of Stock Park, Newton-in-Cartmel. ,0
BURRELL —On the 31st ult ,at Beacon-hill 11'3%1c tor'
mouth, Devon, W. H. Bur.rell, M.D., Deputy-Ill'f
General of Hospitals, aged 71. s 11. A'
GOLLETON —On the 2 ' Bth ult , Fermo , Ireland, -if
F. G. Golleton, Bart., aged 42. 31
Vs(l*/
LEVIEN—On the Ist inst., at Paddington, E. Levi°l37
formerly of the Stock Exellanre, at;•ed 76.
HURLEY— OR tile 31st ult., S. MudY ° of 149,
street Without, aged 51. ' ,cirliiisto
MoxoN—On the 30th ult. at 81, Gower-street, ly
3.10x0n, Esq., of 3, St. 'Martin's-place, Trafalgar- "„,rLitbit
IticHAßDsox—On the 30th ult., at Field House, " f
tvß
C. Richardson, Esq., J.P. for the North Biding°
county of York, aged 87.

London : Printed 4nd Pubhahed by WIL LIA A 591. f 14,
of No. 112, Strand, Ptiater et TM; SUN 0111°C,' C7'
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the "-
bliddlesex.—Friday, November 2, ISA

I

rsh
.i
ol vpz XpoP
3 deal ,
t best (101' Beaneovalue.

in nlocler°
asth
s of this
led, but No
b '
hiqer
)er q-
ing qua 1" ,1
ts of
11.
°a 01 011
ions. DO
de 13"
tra •

DAY. riot
utt to Vera
rates. qad
0 seaseD, IIIn
prices b: no
vi3"v
there ero
ad roas

in te
tithe
neve_ h
ehoe
ian CO.re Afr
vas a fs±r 0
there wv'vet,
3rs, h°,.reoo
ccurre-• sot.
3r load de to
~d the St'

3 3d 11P
2s 2d
2s
Os 3
4d d°7o clO

sold 495
sold 1385
;old 1201
;old 1i

g 4d

;2d to
50s Od
s 6d.

spa
Wheat tia
bariec/b;
er per 2 d'
art of it 6
2801 b.

__Nov. 1:
Nov. °3'
.Nor
..Nof• 4"
••

...Nov 3.
Is
..Nov. 3•
...Nov
...Nov 3.
v.
▪ • •No 0
.Nov• ,
"
.•
.Nov 1:
4

Iri-

:::Nov•
Nov. 10.

• • • og.
.Noi•
Nov• 21,
j'

ATDOlig
S "
id `-to
ton-sclu3'-00
constructlaea
1 be atten,ier
o the uI):.
n the Ilels
L. The
1'

-.-

wife of BVf.
ughter•
uth
lace, oor
int /atm-

F, Berkeley

trot, Vir

-ist C"rerl3o:
Engillool
ieen's f 0.
ghter 0

r. 00'
iritiS' orf
s Bl°Bll

501
oOkS,

Er
gouset_tor,
.Inse'

I, S►r 11.

VA./

Lite,

Willi5„111re•
qtr-s4
tvlit act)
",f

it4"'
id .1
,
I'4
Counti