The Sun.
London, England, 1859-08-22 00:00:00

COUNTRY MA.RIBTS.

ROCHESTER—AirG. 20.
The accounts from all the great wheat growing district!
of the inferiority of the condition of the crop of wheat to
year had the effect of giving an additional value to the
samples, which sold rather briskly at an advance of ls t0°2,1
per qr. Barley and oats dull. Old beans made the flu'
rates cf last week, Peas rather cheaper.
444
4611
to 49s
454
904
sss
Beans.
eae
atwsn,
sd
01 d
White wheat, new, 49s to —s Barley, g.rinding.. 284 to
2349:
Red do.
Old white
Barley, malting— 3Bs to 431 I Beans, new ...... —s
Red do. ....
42885 s to.-,
63221
to

LE ICE STE R—Ava. 20.
mode
There vao with s°4B
a good supply of wheat to-day, wi.o
rate show of other grain. Prices—White wheat, 44s to
r. ;
per 36 stone ; red, 42s to 455; new red realised 470 Perla,
barley, 32s to 38s per quarter ; the oat trade ivasictonn
at quotations ranging from 28s to 34s per 24 stone.
were active, at 48s to 54s per 38 stone.
Fine flour, 35s Seconds, 33s 1 Thirds, 3115 per 20 it°lle.

NORWICH—Ana 20. far'
mers The sho
Here, to-day, thwereof wheat was rather a g
re tty ood atfair, and P tendance 0-
rice.
. -
for both old and new at about late rates. In other 6rais
there was scarcely any change.
"White wheat 46s to 48s Red wheat........ 405 to 4"
Flour, 29s to 29s 6d per sack from the miller.

OXFORD—Aua. 20.
Farmers being engaged in the fields there was 6 13-Irot
our rasr"attendance, and a scanty supply of wheat at 00.o0.
t o-day and but few sales took place, at about late ter.
Several samples of new wheat offering at 40s to 485 per
tied
Old wheat 43s to 48s. New barley 345. New oats rea l°
40a:
from 24s to 30s. Bean.s, 40s to 445, and peas 38s t.'
Flour 32s to 33s per sack. It is quite apparent that,
is a deficiency in the yield in this neighbourhood as
pared with that of last year.

DUBLIN—Au°. 19.
note the
Our market was again dull for old grain, and wen° 0,1 tO
prices of wheat as nominally unaltered. Oats were outly
6d lower. There were fair supplies of new grain' in°ldi•
damp, with a slow sale. Foreign wheat in limited r,
thing doing in Indian corn, although
mand, barely supporting Tuesday's price. Scarcely ate
s. d. l',l 0
Wheat, white 26 oto 27 0 D0.,12 oto ,11 0
new .... •
13 3t° 0
Do., red 24 oto 25 6 Bere . 23
10 6 to -4 0
Do., new
Barley
offered at lower 11 i.
Oats
Do., black l4 oto 15 0 Indian corn .. 29 ot°
__.

BIRTHS.
1411.
BYITAIL—On the 19th inst., at 23, Pembridgo-street,
George Byham, of a daughter. York'
DE LISLE.--On the 19th inst., at Ingleby Mailer'
shire, the Lady De L'lsle and Dudley, of a son. ;f0
FELLOWS.—On the 19th inst., at Riekmansworth, the
of Herbert W. Fellows, Esq., of a son.
HENRIQVBS.—On the 19th inst., at 38, Ohl Broad-otree4
Mrs. A. A. Henriques, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES. ..„,e,
PLANK—CROYSDILL.---011 the 18th inst, at at St. Afilli„b..
Islington, Robert Noble Plank, Esq ~ of Fenchu—tv
rsetrreoeft,HanandryCacnroanybaurydill: toE aFgann,
ofy Looludis
j.e,evrrseoyoncdhadmeubego,
Yll-tte°rmil
and Canonbury-park south.
UTTERThom3 ii
tAs RBE
afp
fiE
el Rd-pi POI
-TIC ar-
set, to e,Esq., of Lana° , -,-,aoie
ar the lBth inst at St. ..
Elizabeth, younger daughter of the hit
)-•
Terry, Esq. " rt SOOl-. 1

. LMAN.—On the 18th • t Eliza, .
DEATHS.
13FL ins ~ wife of IL
Esq., of Bungay.
BURLEion.—On the 17th inst., at Coldharbour-lane, (Zola:
berwell, Oliver Francis,
youngest child of
leigh, C.E. g•
DENIS , oN.—On the 17th inst., at Bonlondeb, ConwaY,
Denison, Esq., late of Liverpool, aged 76.
Brorar
HUNTER.—On the 18th inst., at Brompton-row
ton, Mrs. Mary Hunter, late of Brighton, aged 80-
of
HunsoN.—On the 19th inst., at Hull, John, eldest son
M. D. Hudson, Esq., aged 14. r f Cole
PATON.—On the 13th inst., at Rugby, Jane, wile ~°- „zfil
Bellniall,
J. S. Paton, Deputy-Quartermaster-General, -1-4-v
Army.
THOMPSON.—On the 19th inst., at East Bath, Virilliaill
Thompson, Esq., M.R.C.P., aged 60.
of 1,
YATES.—On the 18th inst., William Yates, Escl', A 61.
Church-court, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, age"
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