The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-26 00:00:00

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,;.1111THFIELD MARKET.
This day's supply ~,;:s moderately good, and the trade was some-
what dull, at the following.
PRICES PER STONE OF SL.R. TO SINK THE OFFALS.
s. d. to s d ' a d to s d.
Inferior De:sts
Second-quality ditto 26 2 6 beco,:o quality ditto 26 3 0
Prime large Oxen 36 3 S coars,:voolleti ditto 34 3 8
Prima Scots, &G. 310 4 0 SvuthdoWn blethers
Large coarse Calves 3 6 4'2 Large Hog, . 30:1 10
Prime small ditto ... 4 2 ,
ach,. 10 u 14 U
4 S Small Porkers 4 0 4 4
S'ackling Calves each ...12 . 32 0 1 Quarter old Pigs tf
sUrrLY, AS rEn CLERK'S STATEMENI,
Beasts bee- P I Calves. i Pigs
:I,iS , I q 320 31,858 450
Atsout 200 t., 0 the Beasts came up the St. Alban's road ; about IPSO up
the other norths:rn roads; about 200 (including Irish) from the western
and midland listric:..• a1...t 150 iron' Norfilk,titifli)l4, I.lssex, and Cain-
tridi.eshire ; about 40 from Ni n• and Sussex ; and most of the remainder
from the marshes, C.-c. is the neighbourhood of London.

DENHALL MARKETS.
My the Carcass.
s d tot; il.
• I ,I,lliition, inferior 2 '2 2 4
6 ---- middling
10
____ .....- prime
4 Pork, i.": 44: 0 6 3 U
4 -sma,.. 'l 10 4 4

NEWGATE AND LEA
At p‘r atone,
s a. to! d
reet;
-- middling , 2 4 2
lapne large ........ 2 li 2
prime sni4i ...... 2 3
Veal

NEWCASTLE CO R N MAII K E'r —0(.4.. :14.
We had a good supply of Wheat from the farmersFA-clay, which
sold on much the same terms as last Saturday—granat:•=d samples
in less demand. Oats were in fair supply and sale dull, at a de-
cline of Is. per quarter. The arrivals of Barley are large, and the
sale heavy, at a reduction of Is. per quarter on the best samples,
and 2s. on the inferior kinds. Fine Alalt in steady demand—in
Bye, Beans, and Peas, little doing. From the large arrivals of
Flour, prices have given way Is. per sack,New and the sale heavy.
t/IA.
Wheat, Northumberland
--- Norfolk and Stiflolk li's 40...... 36, a 4,
---- Berwick and Scotch :Ai.. - 5....... --.. 374.
Foreign
Rye, Noi-f.slk and Suibilk
Foreledi s. —1 —s. —s.
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk... 295. Ott
Grinding and Feeding 24s. 2,is.
Malt, Norolk and Suffolk 'As. 5Ss. —s. 584. g.
33., 345 ...... —s. —6. t•
Beans, Small
- Tick .. 324 33s -s —6 ..,
365. 28s. . ... —s. —6
Pease, White
---- Gray Nis • 824
Oats, Northumberland, l'otatoe /94 9.3, 24s. 28a.
---_— Feed
—a. --4, J
.. —s. —a.. '27s. 295.

Foreign
isLur, (per sack)

At agv batlue the preserves of Lord Mos-
tyn, at Pengwern, on Saturday, nearly 600 head of game
rj
were killed.
WRECK OF THE .I•7:VERTON. The Liverpool
Chronicle, in a second edition,
infor-
mation on Saturday last :—W re Jet to announce that the
e gave the melancholy
Everton, from New Brunswick to th.::
port, lies a complete
wreck off the North Spit. Signals o; distress were re-
ported by the Telegraph at ten o'clock this .morning, by
which it has been ascertained that the vessel went to pieces.
The crew were saved by the life-boat.
UNPLEASANT REFRESHER.—In a cause trie3 on
Wednesday, at the Great Court Baron of his Grace Ole
Duke of Leeds, held at the Court House, in Wakefield,
the following dialogue occurred between Mr. Archer, the
plaintiff's advocate, and one of the defendant's witnesses,
who had been swearing v.ery roundly to a particular tran-
saction on the part of the defendant : —Mr. Archer—Well,
my man, when did this take place ? Witness—lndeed,
Sir, Ido not know. Mr. A.—How many years is it
since ? Witness—l cannot tell indeed, Sir. Mr. A.—
Was it summer or in winter ? Witness-I do not recol-
lect. Mr. A.—Was in spring or autumn? Witness—l
tell you again Ido not know. Mr. A.—Has no little cihr-
cumstance taken place within the last few years, by
whic
you can fix a time ? Witness—No. Mr. A.—Then I
will try to assist our meroory. Was it before or after you
were confined in the House of Correction? Witness (in st
great rage)—Why, it was after, and what is that so you).
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Leeds Times.