The Sun.
London, England, 1866-08-24 00:00:00

EDINBURGH—WERNEsDAy.

Wheat on the top, 1s 3d up average, Os 3d vi/'
Barley on the top, is 6d up average, is 3d uP.
Oats on the top, is Od up average, is 1d utso.
Beans on the top, is Od down average, is ld 'lv
Total supply and sales.
Wheat - 906 qrs
Barley 24 qrs
Oats 406 qrs o
Beans 192 qrs sold
(dcl 63332736°3
Average prices.
Wheat, 48s Od I Oats, 32s 6d
Barley., 37s 5d 1 Beans ...51s 8d ot;
Town-made flour sells as follows :—White, 41s sa ; ea
superfine, 40s Od ; superfine, 38s 6d ; fine, 37s Od.

GLASGOW—WEnsEsnAY. bsli
To-day's market was well attended. Wheat sv38„,011.
at Monday's quotations, but the business done was
Flour was rather cheaper. Barley and oats rerasi°
altered. Beans and maize 6d cheaper.

DEATH FROM FRIGHT.—MiSst Emma Rose 1124 n
sister to the Rev. Vernon Page, rector of St. Tudy,
out walking in a field a few days since, when she beciiie
alarmed at seeing some bullocks running at a little 05;be
had with her. On sitting down in a place of safetsr't
asked her little niece to go to a house for a glass a 0,-
but before she came back Miss Page had fallen down ;00
Her death was supposed to have been caused by sPasill°
affection of the heart.
A National Horse Show, patronised by the glitc,i
quis of Abercorn, is to be held in Dublin on the 26t1 f
September and two following days, when all classe:':cl
horses may compete. The prize list, which is being r'lisof
by subscription, at present amounts to £5OO. This $." °
f
is under the auspices of the Royal Agricultural Secie"l/0C
Ireland, and is meant to recompense in some measur°
tln
the non-holding of the usual autumn exhibition of Cl {he
which was abandoned for this year at the time when
spreading of rinderpest in Ireland was generally fear 7::,,,

Births.
aaigie.
ALSTON—On the 23d inst., at 4; Buckland Villas, "'-
park, the wife of Thomas R. Alston, of a daughter; ker
CLARitE.—On the 23d inst., at St. Margaret's, Twl '
ham, S.W., Mrs. James N. Clarke, of a son. 1, ale
HILL—On the 22d inst., at Leinster-square, Hyde-130—
wife of Captain Hill, 34th Regiment, of a son. vid
MONTGOMERY—On the 21st inst., at Grey Abbey, the
Charlotte Mentgomery, of a daughter. Piti
STEPHENS.—;u'-'
On the 22 inst., at Holcwm, Ferry yo°
Wales, the wife of Capt. Stephens, Royal P
Foresters, of a son.

Marriages.
DURNFORD—DEVON—On the 21st inst., at ddl.Pve„ eOl
Kent, Arthur G. Durnford, Esq., Royal fei
youngest son of Col. Durnford, Commanding -00,06
gineers, Malta, to Victoria R. Louisa Devon, Y°,, zn
daughter of C. Devon, Esq., of Rackenbrd, De`i°
Teddington Place, Middlesex.
SMYTII—MORTIEAU— On the 22d inst., at St. 5t4313.0°!'
Church, Bow, John F. Smyth, Esq., of Tredega r-rj,
Bow-road, to Marian Alice, second daughter
Mortieau, Esq., of Coboru House, Bow.

Deaths. plir
CATHIE.— On the 22d inst. at at 429, Lawnniarlcet,. tbie,
burgh, Nicholas, sou of • Mr. Nicholas Cathie, c'°'
aged ni years.
EAsoN -Onno the 20th inst., at Rose-bill, Ash-1101" s3°
wick, Kent, William Eason, Esq., aged 60. rapt3ll3
Enwmtns—On the 22d inst., at Richmond, SurreY,l3.
C. Edwards, of the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. sr' -per;
GURNEY—On the 22d inst., at Northolt, Middle3°' ,
Gurney, aged 75. Ti COI'
GILL—On the 21st inst., at Bournemouth, 1-13nt57,,!Y•
Wm. H. F. Gill, of Eashing Park, Godalmiug, '." tali'
GROTE—On the 21st inst., at the Vicarage, Truhi4,3l.7fliti
the Rev. John Groto, B.D, Senior Fellow am', 1.1.31'
College and Professor of Moral Philosophy it' "--
~
versity of Cambridge, aged 53.
300 9
OsnanN—On the 22d inst., at 11, Camden-
streett
square, Mrs.
common, Mary Osborn, aged 90. ~, 0331er
SMITE—On the 21,Mrst inThst., at the Cherry Orchard, Pr
omas Smith, aged 80. ~----
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