The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-24 00:00:00

Beans.

Per Quarter.: S. to a.
Car1i51e........ 63

s. t o 8.

8, LO 6.

s. to s.
qr

liexham , 44 72
in ()met h Si 68
Penrith -
Sheffield ... _ (4 — — 43
IVinchesttr 52 69 23 27 i 0 28 35 40 -
Per Bushel. I s.d. s.d.t s.d. s.d. s.d. cd. s.d. s.d s.d. s.d.
Carmarthen 6:i 7tll 00 44( 00 19 56 0 0 00 uit
Coschriege 17 6 801 0 0 41t 00 80 50 53 00 4,0
Swansea l6 8 801 4 4 54i 2 8 3Ai 5 3 601 t! 0 0 0
Per 8011. 1
Rarnardeastle 13 n IS 61 8 0 9( 14 0 74' h 6 11 (i
Durham 'll6 15 t: 7 6 ho' 56 6e: 00 9 (it
Richmond 'l4 0 19 Oi 10 0 11 01, 6 0 7410 0 12 0.
Stockton
LiVERPOOL CORN DI tRXET.—June 21.
WIIRAT, English, White, per 7011).... - 9;,i, 103 60
------- Re 4 0 6 10 0
Scotch, Welch, and Manx
—.... Irish, While 7 9 8 6
- fled -.. 7 0 8 0
Foreign ....... ... 7 6 10 10
OATS, E iclish., Welsh, and Scotch, per 4Mb
-- In.(
... 3 4 3 6
Foreign
•".. . o n 0
ISARLEV, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter 4O 0 fi3 a
---... Scotch and Irish, pet 001hs.
--•• Faeding 3 8 4 0
Brass, English, per Imperial quarter 3B 0 42 q
frith, &c......... P.4 0 3S C
Foreign
PEASE, English, per Imierlalquarler 43 0 45 0
Foreign
ilotnt, English, per 28011 s. 47 0 ;:l 0
-- Irish
OATMFAI., English and 1ri5h,per1401b5........... .. 28 0 31 0
INVIAN Cosh, pc T 480:b. ... . ... ~.5 o 47 (i
Etti,, per Imperial quarter
HALT, per Imperial quarter ............... ......... .... 48 0 (2 0

343 38
t'iti J 4

'2B
26 3
- 25

40 42 I -

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00 00
00 0u

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IRISH MARKETS.

LAIBLIN MARKET NOTE for; he Wcck

ending JUNE 17.
To Average
1 27 0 1 32 o

From
Wheat,perbarreNt stone... 7 o
nere 164t01e. —
0 Barley
5,137 Oats '4 stenc...... 10 0
Flour, per cut — 0
1,230 Oatmeal.... 6 stone.... 15 f
Sold to Bakers only.
7,9-8 Cwt. r lour 9 0 -1:24 0 I 21 8%
Average price aNN heat anti Flour 5 ittl ;per back.
1:an5....ft... from t&. Od to (td
Itece•pts of Flour, P,`:2f
secowts ....... from 1 s. Od. to :R. Od
falei of Do. 1461 J Trorde ........ from 9s. ed. to 13s Od
PRICH UV BREAD.
Quartert Loa! ...... Halt ttuattern
CORK MARKET6.—jane
lA'heet (per 20st.v.-Ss 01. to: Is 'H.R./ate (per 1 9s.hcl t
Barley (per 165t.`10 6 12 6 iklorr (per cwt 7 n
Oatmeal (per Pd to 133 01
Neer, 6d. to 60.-51 utten. sd. t 064 —Veal, 41,a to 5d
York „ 4d. to sd...—Fresh Mufti, Ild.o —d per lb.
PRICE OF RUTTER.

- 0
- 0 -
18 0 15 5
0 -
17 6 J 16 3

To the Merchants. To the Country
First t'oll •••••••••••••.... 00000 •••• its
S LTOINI
••• 76 • i 7
fluid
(St •••.1•••••••3••••••••••• .•. .59
Fourth • • ••47
•••••••••••••••••••-••••••
Fifth
43 ••••••••••. 00000
Sixth
28 ••••••••el •••
CLONMELL i;I.MttKETS.—. June IS
Per (wt.
s. d. s. d. e, d. a. d.
New Butter .........98 oto P 9 ..... t, tc P
Oatmeal .. . — 0 14 6 13ac0nrig5••••........44 C 46 0
Renderecdard 0 N 0
Pet hat.
Flour, Second .. P 40 0 I ttouril'!•,rett ••••., e f 8 0
—Household 0 38 01 ---- 18 8 0
Per Barrel.
20 0 0 I Barley ..... •• 16 0 13 C
Bere ........... 13 0 i Girls .... 0

KILKFNNY AIANKEIS.
(mr..eat,parbarrel)26,. Od to 33..04. beef %.er oe. rd, t.
liasl7y 12 0 19 0 Alt•t,:‘ 0
vats l4 0 15 i• 1‘41.. ......... ft 4
Hour bag) 25 0 S 9 0 . 0 6
Buttcripercart.) 0 0 &S 0 crest. Bittero 0
Bacon 'igs 45 0 46 0 +:.sit Dltte 0 6
Coals ... 1 0 1 2 Fotatoctiper st.) V 9

Le 0.. re
O 8
O 7
O 7
1 0
0 10

HAMBUR:4
Gil
Wt.ent, Alias ' 4:".71 to:01
klagdchure nito to slti,
Aultelt. white 4-6 to
---- red LW to 5W
Brunssick 414 to 509
-- Mecklenburg MI to 489
-- Polish to 546

MARKETS.
A IN.
Barley. Alecklenbargh 171 to JIB
-- Magdeburg: freburg:4 .o co .:04
Holstein 174 to lull
--- Chico bruck 16.5 to 104
Oats, Eider leo to IS'
AletklenCurg
Holstein l'o to

-- Holstein - Upland
ttye, Mecklenburg .... 2,1 to 3 01Pease, 51ecklenburg , klO to tts4
-- Marks 52 to '..65,13eans O5B to 21,k
-- Elhing and Ko. buck Wheat WI to
nigsburg '22l to 281. Rapeseed, Hanover ... 1185 to f 24
Pomeranian
-- Anlyilt
COTTON.
Carolina and Tennessee 7 %to 9% Mar'nham • ......... ...... 6 to f %
Georgia, let sett ..... .... 7% 8 Madras.... ...... .......... 4%, 5
2d 6% 6N Surat 1..
3d and 4th ... 4% 0 Domingo ......... 5 6
COF FEE.
Nlochv.. l3 to 13% Dcmingo ..... ........ ...... 3 to 4N
Batavia. 4% 531 Le Guayra 4 7
iumatra — Porto ttico .......... -...... 5% t;%
lio 2'4 b% Havannah ... 1;,4 6%
Bahia .............. ...... 9N 5%
SU G A ii.— (V ito 8% Discount.)
lavannah, Whits ..... .. 3 to ni, Kama, White "2.4 to 2
8r0wn....... 2' 2% Brown 1 2
'tie, White 2A, 4 Pernambuco, White ...17 3
Brown. l% iA, t3rown ...1N 2
Manilla. Brow

1). 2% to 2.4

MR. VIGNE'S TRAVELS IN KASIIMERE,
would be difficult (observes the Natal and Military Gazette)
to point out any one b0....k of travels which has claimed public
attention for many years that has deserved it more fully and
unreservedly than does this of Mr. Vigne ; and this is true of
it in every point of view in which a book of travels can be re-
garded—whether for the political importance of the countries
atria which it concerns itself, the novelty and curiosity of the
details brought to light, the care and skill with which those
details have been noted and arranged, the philosophical spirit
in which the writer's observations have been made and given to
the world, and the fund of information that has been com-
pressed into a comparatively small space. Mr. Vigne conducts
us from Constantinople, by Trebizend and Kurdistan, to Erze-.
roum, into Persia, crossing it from Tabreez to Tehran; thence
to the south, visiting all the other chief cities of Persia, in-
cluding Ispahan, Shiraz, and Bushir ; embarking for Bombay,
passing some time in the adjacent countries, seeing the Lions
of Imperial Delhi, making a considerable sojourn in Simla, and
finally exploring the entire valley of Kashmir, and all the coun-
tries adjoining the course of the Indus. The volumes are il-
lustrated by 22 engravings, from designs by the Author, and a
valuable map, engraved under the sanction of the Hon. East
India Com- say.
Yesterday the Brunswick Wharf, Blackwall, was
a scene of great gaiety, owing to the arrival and departure
of
a number of large foreign steam-ships. The Bristisli
steam-
ship, 'Wilberforce, arrived at eight o'clock, from Ant-
werp, and larded her passengers, among w.hoTrwt was
after,
s.
1
R-ickbv. The mail-packet Giraffe, arrived 'o Lord
from 'Rotterdam ; and the General
Steam Navigation
l
fur Antwerp, at one, with a roostusual
fur favourite steamer,
Rainbow, left as
t elegant assemblage of
Among nssmngerl, and nine carriages.
upwards of one hun-
dred passengers, we noticed Sir E. Ryan, Sir Edward Parry,
the Rev. Mr. Rodker,
and Captain Biscoe. Several packets
tourline, Dr. Cumming,
Colonel Thomas, Major-General Boa.
were also leaving fur Gravesend and Woolwich, filled with
company.