The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-28 00:00:00

SCOTCH MARKETS.

Wheat. I Barley Oats. Beans. ,Ost01.„,
Aberdeen 52 76 28 34 27 29 I 32 40
Berwick.-- 41 52 23 25 15 18 i2B 30 36 ,
Coldstream 48 54 23 28 17 18 25 27 , ••••
Cupar '75 90 30 36 24 27 27 32 --
Dundee— 70 76 34 Si 27 :31 :12 34
Elgin 70 82 24 27 24 27 19 21 --
Inverness— 66 74 26 28 22 24 19 20 40
Kelso 42 57 23 26 16 IS 27 28
Kirkaldy--- 62 '77 33 39 26 32 sn 34 --
Perth 72 80 26 29 18 23 26 32 •-•
ft,,, The size of the measure varies throughout the count!..,'

HADI)INGTON CORN M A RKET.—Sept. 25.
A very full supply of Barley in market, and genet's',
not in good condition ; average dowh 91-198 quarter.°
were sold, Si foreign unreturned and unsold. Oats
advanced on last day's prices; average up Is.
quarters were sold. Wheat sold readily to-day at sliiriff
last week's prices. The average of Pease is up, that °
Beans the same as last Friday.
Wheat. Barley. Osta.
First tiOs Oct 3Ss Od 29s Od
Second 764 Od 3ts Od 2tis Oct
Third
There were 361 qrs. of Wheat in market,
2.5 Unsold.--0 Grey,
31. 3s

Pease. Beat
38s Od 3qs
368 Od 354 „Au"
—8 Od
6 whereof were so

Average

2.l2the.

DA LKEI

The supply of
Was mitliling, an,

TI-I CORN MARKET.—Sept. 2
all kinds of Grain at this di')
d prices shout the same as last
Barley. Oats. Pease.
33s Od 2S Od
.42s Od
3.5 s Od 25s Od 40, Od
30s Od 22s Od 334 Od

Wheat.
First BIHd
Second Ms Od
Third sos Od

CORNWALL MARKETS.
TRIJRO.-Wheat (average) 225. 6d.-Barley, 13a.-Oats, Os.*
IlaLaTom-Wheat, 235. 6d.-Barley, 14s. Od.
ST. AusraLL-Wheat, 21a. to 25.5.-Barley, I3a. to 1414.--oath
9s. Od. to 10s. 94.
Boom IN-Wheat (average) 294. Od.-Barloy, 15a. 6d.-Oatae
LA (INC &NTH h eat (average) 30s. Od.-Barley, 13s.aL-0=
104. 0.1.-Beet, (a-Mutton, 50.
Lesaaaan-Wheat, --s. vs 245. 6d.-Barley,lss. Oct... Oath
to Bs.
ST. CoLurda-Wheat, 225. to 23a.-Barley, -a. to 15,4.-4304
and Mutton, 6d. to 6#d.-Veal and Lamb, 04 to 6d.
PMNZANCR-Wheat, Ws. to 23c-Barley, -a. to 133.....002./:
Os. to 16a. 011.-Beef and Muttem, sd. to 6d.-Pork, 41d. to al'
Butter, Bjd. per lb.

MINING IN TELLIGENCR. Tons. C 0 O'
Quantity of Copper Ore sold at Itedruth last Thursday 3,401 g
Average Produce 'IN
Quantity of fine Copper 4640de
Amount of Sale, 19,207/. Is. 6d.—Average Standard, 1091. o,'"'"

•
THE COMBINATION MURDER.—Another
person of the name of Join; LYNCH, a sawyer, was t
into custody at one o'clock this morning, in Venable-Null
111 nd-street, by peace officer ABBOTT, on suspicion "
being a party in this diabolical murder. He, as in tb°
case of the prisoners previously in custody, stands root
mitted for further examination. It would appear, thi
there is quite sufficient evidence against the prisol'
WILLIAM FITZIMONS, to warrant his being sent for Olt;
as an accessory before the fact. It has been sworn by tr
widow of the deceased, HANLON, that on Saturday night
the 12th inst., she went in company with her 131.910 •
into a huxter's shop, (we suppress the name for obviott
reasons) in the neighbourhood ofwhere they lived. Hertel
met FITZIMONS, who, addressing himself to her, asked hers
was that man (meaning HAIrtoN) her husband? Shea Lie
plied that he was : he next inquired his trade;
question she declined answering, her husband not beite
" body man." He pressed her on this point for $
time, and at length observed, that he heard be 114,..
sawyer. "I do saw," said HANLoN. On which ; ,4,-0
ristons shook hands with him, and having borrowed 'to,.
money from the owner of the shop, he sent out for Oil.' r,
and he and lIANt.oN retired by themselves into the parlo.got
where they spent some time drinking. The follo.ol
morning Harmon's wife went to the same house, Ile
after some time, while she sat in the parlour ss'it,h
owner of the place, FITZIMONS entered the shop and 011,,0,
the latter out, of whom he asked where it was that k
Ha:awn had got all the money, ( ISs.) which she
,11
paid there the night before. The other asked him s'itio
was that he inquired ; on which he gave a caution tbs
more credit should be given to HANLON, for that he w°74
not be long in that (Mr. FAGAN's) yard, and on brgu
asked why not ? " Because" said be, " something '!-„
take place, but don't you speak." He then went styli
'
and the person with whom he had been holding this el'
versation returned to Mrs. HANLox, apparently lougdit
frightened, saying to her, " God bless as, it is all6;•-,
you, but lam afraid to tell you." It was told, blr7of
and evidence sufficiently corroborative of the shnle 01r,
wanting. .It is gratifying to us to learn that theaf she'
scription towards offering a reward for the discover/ ~,b,
murders is increasing as rapidly as can be wished.
lin Evening Post.