The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-21 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COAL MARKEL'.
Ships arrived since last market day, 8
•. d s. d.
Adair',
Hebburn Main
Holvivell la.in..
Nelson's Wcst Hartley l7 6 Walls End Caradoe .2() ti
l'OlitOp V. indsor l5 (i Walls End riartlep00l
Tanfleld Moor l9 6 Walls End Ifeugh Ha 11.... Irtt 0
Townley... .............. ..... , 1 a 0; Walls End Brown's Deanery IS 0
West Hartley .......... . lB 6; W ills End G0rd0n........... 16 3
West l'elton l3 6 Walls End Seymour Tees... 18 o
Walls End Fartiatre
Halls End Hilda l7 0 Wall End '1 ee,
Walls End Killingworth ... 17 3:Blythe... .... i
Walls End Riddell's l7 6 Cowpcn
Walls End Todd's llensham 14 OlHartley
Walls End Hamel!. ...:0 3:Newton Main
'---Vl'alls End Helton "0 3 Victoria Steam l5 6
Walls End Larnbton

COUNTRY COR

MARKETS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. !loans. Pease.
Per Quarter.:! s. to s. s. to s, s. to c. s. to s. s. to 6.
Carli.le 6B 31 _ 45
11exhain 4B 52 36 38 '.13 28
51orpitil 58 68 31 28 3. 40 42 .
Penrith -
Sheffield 64 3.2 23 43
W incheattr 62 70 24 20 26 35 40
Per Bushel. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d s.d. s.d.
Carmarthen 6a 70, 0 0 44 00 1 9 56 00 (1 0 Oo
CowhricEe 7 6 80' 0 0 40 00 30 50 53i 0 0 00
Swansea
P 8011.
Barn‘rdcastle 13 0 18 6 8 9 90, 4 0 741 9 6 11 01 0 0 0 0
Durham 136 la 676 BOi 5 6 6 00 96 00
14 ii 19 0,10 0 11 0, 6 0 7 4,10 0 12 01.0 0 0
Stockton it., 01001 9 o 9 tit 6 0 70l 011 GI o 0 0
IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE for ihe Week ending JULY 15
Fro m To A er 0
671 ‘Vheat,perharrel`.n atom)... 28 0 37 6 31 8
r. here . l6 r tone — I 0
0 Boric}'
2,811 Oil.
rot r, per cat 0 -- 0
2,744 stone l2 C 17 6 14 3
Sold to Bakers only.
9,678 Cwt. 1, 0 24 0 21
Average price .if Wheal and 'lour 55' 04 per saek
, P , iron 18.„ Cal to (4.. hd
Sales of
of Do. 11,079 ..
... trom Od. to 18;
Thirds from Bs. Od. to 12i (Id

PRICK or 'BREAM
Quartern Loa! ..... Halt Quartern
CORK Nt AlME:l'6.—July in,
Wheat (pc( 20e.)2ts 0,1. th'-"s. 6 I.loats (per 14st. As•ficl. to )4s. Od
Barley (per 165t.)10 6 11 6 iFlot,r (per ewt ),.;.1u 6 .47-2 0
Oatireal Od to 16,. 0.1
Reef, 6d. to 60.—M utt on, M. to 6d.—Veal, 4id to scl
Pork, 4d. to M.—Fresh ',Met, 11d. to per th.
PRICE OF lIVITER.
To the Merchants. ,To the Coindry
........ S41•••••••••••••••14.1.•••••••••• 75,1,
And
rd ......... 7:2 •••••••••••••••••«•,-.-- 02
Fourth -

F►rct

111th,
Sixth

,•••••••

.......z
CLONMELL AI A I:KM'S...JuIy Pi
Per Cwt.
a. d. a. (1. e. d. 8. (1.
New Butter .....« 113 oto I 9 U H1de5(raw)..........- otc 24 4'
Oatmeal U 14 6 8ac0nng5.......44 C 41; 0
!tendered Lerd 0 62 U Heads .............20 0 11
I'er Bat.
Fleur, Second 0 40 0 tkour,'l:ntriie........ I £8 0
H
----ousehold —. 0 38 0 ---Fourtts....lB • —tt
r mei.
Repoeed Pe
20 0 0 Bere 1 Butity ............16 I 1 3 PI
13 0 Ca4l4 ................ 0 .. A

COLLEGE FOR. CIVIL EIiGINEERS.—The annual tlis-
tribution of prizes at this Institution took place yesterday at
the College at Putney, in Surrey, upon ;chick or casion the
Duke of Buccleuch, the President, occupied the chair. His
Grace was supported by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cam-
bridge, the Earl of Devon, the lion. R. E. Howard, Sir C.
Lemon, Admiral Sir It. Otway, Sir A. M'Nab, Sir I. Brunel,
Archdeacon Robinson, Colonel I-andmann, C.E. ; Major-
General Wright, General Alexander, Mr. H. Hughes; Mr. S.
Dobrce, Mr. Page, C.E. ; Mr. Field, C. E.: Mr. Whiteman,
&c. The Earl of Devon, after a few introductory reinarks,
read the annual address of the Council. This document com-
menced by congratulating the patrons and friends of the insti-
tution on the improved state of the College,
accompanieriwith
the expression of a conviction of its increasing prosperity.
It thou proceeded thus—" 'I lie Institution during the past
year has had to contend with many and great obstacles
to its progress—obstacles of so serious a Nature
that:
for a time to have threatened the destruction a
the
College, but which have happily been overcome,. and .
have been encouraged to persevere in .
i s have been
Council, regarding the Institution as. taheinratilornhaolurso,bjeacutd,
have the gratification to state that their etixtte.rtio
public, and the
repaid by the daily increasing supportts of
The Council hare to
general good conduct of the ',Auden
Philosophy will commence his course . , .
announce that at the ensuing sessionutf.h.elecPtruorfeesss.orthoaft Natural
Philosophy
enable the Professor to carry out his course with
larged as to ena
de-
partment for civil engineering and construction will be *cii en-
a series of practical experiments ; that, in consequence of the
munificent donation of the President, his Grace the Duke of
Buccleuch, of a six-horse condensing engine, the works in the
machinery department will he continued se ills increased facility ;
that the report of the Professor of Chemistry being highly
favourable, it is in contemplation to enlarge the coutse ; that in
the department of geology, the surveying operations will be
continued with unabated industry, and that the SaMO attention
will be paid to the other branches of study." The Noble
Chairman then distributed the pi izes which bad been awarded
by the professors and heads of the respective departments, to
cthheavi
ramr iaquu se
xcaptrieteattles the
Tsahtei spfaucktieonof theylt'iraiddgdeerai
nrdedthfreuNmotlahlue
official reports which had been made by the professors of the
different departments, with regard to the prowess in their studies
and the good conduct of the Eiholars of ihe institution.
TILE LATE ACCIDENT ON TIIE EDINBURG/I AND
GLASGOW RAILWAY.—DEATII OF MR. M.LEon.—We
regret to state that Mr. John M•Leod, bookseller, died on Sun-
dry, at twelve o'clock, of the injuries received by him at the
late accident at Cowlairs, on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Rail-
way. In the early part of the week hopes were entertained
that Mr. M'Leod was beyond danger; but. the symptoms sub-
sequently changed for the worse • lock-jaw ensued, and, for
several days before his death, all hopes of recovery had fled.
The deceased was universally respected ; arid his untimely fate
will be mourned over b 7 a large itnd ittachei circle cl plmii,
—crlavok, Couripr, - , .