The Sun.
London, England, 1861-12-04 00:00:00

?Vm. Stubinolon carpenter, Winchester
joscoh Archer, farmer, South Shoebury, Essex
The Rev. Got MOS, Stratford
Wm. Howe Sr with and Miles Bowen Smith, merchants,
licensed victualler, Sherborne lane,
Claeapside
Ix Aker, Murray •street, Hoxton
City Charles Be:Ards& wv)
Samuel Granger,
Samuel Youngman, timber merchant, Albert-villas,
Hackne ner, Stratford, Essex
Charles Vandrant, statiu.
James Grayson, Southa,l3l 'ton-row, Bloomsbury
Robert Gotobed baker -
L,e,,,Vs- fields, Walworth
Rudolph Hirschfeld,
printer; ,Clifton-street, Finsbury
Frederick Golding, beershop k.eekner, Bermondsey
John Wood, haberdasher, Woo.‘sey-road, Islington
Robert Bragg, builder, rafalgar -street, Walworth
George Mills, cab proprietor, Rath wr-stre et, Chelsea
Edmund A. Hatherly, tailor, SoutVampton.
Alfred Winscom, grocer, Kimbolton
Henry C. Wilson, corn factoa, Southinvnt, Suffolk
John Flintoff, grocer, Cannon-street •rottd
William Beardsall, painter, Nottinghamt
Henry Stubbs, cornfactor, Winchester
Thomas Dobson, journeyman plasterer, Illackburn
John William Richardson, painter, Wincolmlee, King-
ston-upon-Hull
Edward Charles Peagam, solicitor, Bicestm•
Joseph Webb, late of Emneth, Norfolkshire
Win. Ward, cab proprietor, Birmingham
Wm. Baggott, innkeeper, Bromyard, Herefordshire
Wm. Trevor, baker, Birmingham
Joseph Bridgen, stationer, Wolverhampton
Wm. Parkes, farmer, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire
- James Parrish, basket maker, Crowland, Lincolnshire
John Bannister, Liverpool
John Josiah Garraway, baker, Batheaston, Somerset
Robert Metcalf, beerhouse keeper, Middlesborough
Thomas French, shopkeeper, Gorleston, Suffolk
Thomas Phillips, publican, Chester
Myer, JaaKson, travelling glazier, North Shields
Josiah Wheat. eY,
mariner, Camboise, Northumberland
Edward Padbtu•y, tailor, Minster Lovell, Oxford
Richard Thtiley, tailor, Hastings
William Goyfoonr, farmer, Suffolk
Joseph Wile, gunso,ith, Stafford
Peter Thornhill, Aeai,er in coal, Stone Fi3ld, Stafford
Henry Dobson, ble. %chor, Bolton, Lancashire
Charles Henry Smirlaf commission agent, Manchester
r, Briton Ferry, Glamorgan
William Whitelaw, greet.-
ro
John Cunningham, horse t: eater, Stowey, Somersetshi
Henry Sanderson, timber mtnchant, York
Wallace Drury, merchant, Kiogston-upon-Hull
Sarah Ann Middleton, licentled victualler, New Holland,
Lincolnshire
John Nicol, coal merchant, Kin
Hugh Humphreys, merchant, amid)" TowYn
Thomas Corkhill, cabinet maker, Lived
°Ol
Wm. Russell, grocer, Portsmouth
Abraham Allen, bricklayer, Denny Bottom, Kent
Robert Higginbotham, steel melter, Sheffield
Wm, Davenport, cab driver, Leamington
Edward Collis, accountant, Bristol
Wm. Stanley, baker, Hulme
Samuel Lomas, canvasser, Stretford
Thomas Lomas, Stretford
Peter Sunderland Thwaite, grocer, Hulme
Wm. Harrison Harley, confectioner, Todraorden -
George Hayward, farmer, Goudhurst, Kent
John Thos. Hall, general dealer, Holywell-lane, Shore—
ditch
John Jackson, ironmonger, Romsey, Southampton
Matthew Leach, wine merchant, New London-st., City
George Heathcott, builder, Haverstock•hill
Albert Wilkins, architect, Borough -road, Southwark
Kaufman Kaufman, slipper manufacturer, Cannon...at.-
road, St. George's East
Thomas Hinson Ree, coal weigher, Limehouso
Louis Sideman, cap manufacturer, Manchester
George William Fletcher, salesman, Manchester
Nicholas Heyes, brewer, Bolton-le 'Moors, Lancashire
James Worrell, joiner, Congleton, Cheshire
George Henry Usher, late photographic artist, Carlisle.
Robert Squires, licensed victualler, Brierley-hill, Staf-
fordshire
George Brown, draper, Wigan
Stephen Hoskin, bootmaker, Plymouth
Charles Frederick Wm. Crowther, clerk, Canterbury
Josep Basford, marine store dealer, Birmingham

COUNTRY 111AREL2 b.

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LEEDS—DEc. 3.
We have had a fair show of wheat and moderate of
other grain to-day, with a good consumptive demand for
the former at Is to 2s per qr advance upon last Tuesday's
currencies. Fine barley as before, and secondary sorts la
lower, but very dull. Oats and beans at late rates.

SHEFFIELD—DEC 3.
At this market there was a tolerable supply of wheat,
which met a fair demand ; prices were at an advance of 6d
per load. Barley is to 2s higher. Oats sold freely at about
the same as last week. Peas a trifle higher. Flour and
other articles without change.
Red wheat, per load of 3 imperial bushels...lBs Od to 255 Od
White ~ ~ ...23s 64 to 26s Od
New red , , ...17s Od to 26s Od
New white ~ ,/ ...20a Od to 24s fod
Beans /I 1) ...18s Od to 19s Od
Peas, per qr
Grindino• barley, per qr 338 Od to 35s Od
MaltinggilittoP ff 37s 64 to 40s Oa
Oats 250 6d to 348 Od
If
Millers' prices for flour-2s 2d, 2s 'ld, and 2s 6d pet
141 b.

BRISTOL—Dac. 3.
Our market this morning was fairly attended, and the
business doing in wheat was firm, at 2s advance. Oats m-
ther dearer. Peas is higher.