The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-03 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats.

4. to lc.
39 43

Beans.

et. to B.
20 29
27 29
16 22

Pease.

Ve-r (Nat ter. s to G. S. to
Boston
Brainttee -
B ighton 66 73 30 40
62
Chiche ter
Dunmow 56 70 i 26 30
Grantham 08 79 28 35
Grimshv
Halisham
Hitchin 64 70 32 42
Ipswich 6l 75 35 42
L,:wes 64 74 32 34
Lno 54 741:'6 38 '—
Maidstone 66 75 36 30 26 30 40 50
Norwich
Cetwoith
Rom ford lO4 74 45 32 40
Sandwich 65 75 28 32 17 28 40
Thetford
withech
Witham 64 70 II
21 22 —25
1 armouth 65 69 34 36 08 32 38 40
Li V ERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Oct. 1
WHEAT, English, White, per 7010. lla 3,1
-- Red 10
Scotch, Welch, and Manx
Irish, White 9 0

as

23 29
20 30
20 30
23 20
22 29
28 - 34
26 33
22 29

43 53

- 49
- 43
- 48

39 43

-

22- II

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4e

35 44

42 44

-- 42

- 40

40 44

r011;.0d.
10 0
10 0
10 e
9 8
11 6
4 10
4 6
0 0
48 0
5 9
5 6
48 0
44
48 $1
414 0
4t% 0
57 d
58 0
41
48 0
40 0
70

Foreign
OATS, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b 4 0
Irish
Foreign
MAritcv, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter 4? 0
Scotch and Irish, per 60Ibs.
Feeding 5 3
BEANS, English, per Imperial quarter 45 ii
Irish, &c. ..
I oreiea
PEASE, Engliin, par Imperial quarter 46 0
Foreign
FLovit, English, per 250113.
—.-.-- Irish
OATMPAL, English and 'lrish, per 2401bs 77 0
IN' lAN Cpar4, per 4Sllib. .... 44 0
RTE, per Imperal quarter
MALT, per Imperial quarter
HULL CORN MARKET.
Wheal, White (per Quarter) 6os. 66a. mu,
lied 5-s. t2s. 64.
Foreign
Barley, Mal,ing ...5....4. —S.
Grinding
Oats, Briti,h
Foreign (in Pond)
Beans
345. 565. 375.
Pease, Grey _ -

Blue and White
Linseed ... 4ts 495.
Flour Iper sack-s':Os, 558,
Rapebeek. (pc r ;o quarters) 221. 21i. 241.
CANTERBURY lIARKr.T.
Wheat, 725.: to 758. 70s. to 775.
678. to —5. 645. to :Is.
Barley, Malting -- —s. to —5. Grinding.. —s. to
Oats —B. to Old---.. 265. to 325.
Beans —s, to —5. :185. to 40s.
Pease

to —s.—

HAMBUR

AIN.

GR.
Wheat. Marks 465 to 51$
- Magdeburg
Annalt, white .Its to 541-
- red 46.'i to 54
--'Brun..+e ick 4511 to 5I
- Mecklenburg 4:hi to ;".?-1
----- Polish
Rutstein
Rye, 'Mecklenburg ISO to 11
- Dantzic
nd Ko-
naburg 195 to id.
..---- Upland
- Riga

; rey ............. —I.

MARKETS.

.sa
Cirri
Carolina and Tennessee 7%t0
Georgia. la sort II 10
t2d
:id and 4th
COF
9 to 114
548 6
Sumatra

MI,(

Ratav,a

Rio 4% 54
Bahia
SUGAR._ (Wit
flay.2nnah, White
8r0wn.... sy, 5N
Rio, White 6 7 ,
Brown
Manila Brow

Barley, Mecklenburgh 216 to 248
Maglieburgh —to
Holstein 216 to 24
Summer :S6 to 201
Eitter • 120 to 132
- - Mecclenburg 1511 to :71
Holstein 135 to Ira
- 121 to ,3:-)
iPease, Meekl••r burg e:34 tonll
Beans 231 to •,.1,1

Buck Whew — to --
apeheeti, iianover 930 w 414
Malt

Fares

ar.ti ham
Madras ti
Surat s .. ska 6

Domingo ........... .

1)( ritngo
La
Porto Rico
Havannah

444 to 54
5 (I
5U !Li
5!4

h 8% Discount.)
Tu tol,v
Bania, White .............•,.• "' 57.
8r0wn.............. his i.,
%,
Pernambuco, White ...7 bi,
w,
Brown ...5

'u, 5i to 5.

ORIGIN OF THE WORD " FARM."—dn the
Saxon time the estates which the lords of manors
granted to the freemen were at the first but for years,
with a render of a rent, which in those days were of
corn or of victuals, and thence. the leases so made were
called formes or flumes, which word signifieth victuals ;
but times ensuing turned the victuals into money,
and terms of years to terms of life and inheritance re-
taining the rents and those called quit rents, or the rents
of those persons who were acquitted or free.—Farinet's
Magazine.
" We are informed," says the Courrier Francais,
" that immediately on the arrival of Don Carlos at
13.1yonne, King Louis Philippe sent 100,000 f. to the
Prince."

LOVE AT SIGHT.—We understand that one of
the marriages which appear in another part of our paper
was brought about in the following menner :—The par-
ties met on the race-course on Friday afternoon, not
having been, we are informed, at all acquainted pre-
viously. Whilst there, however, the gentleman was—
precisely by what means we know not—so captivated by
the charms of his new acquaintance that he resolved
upon making her his companion for life ; and she,
having parted from a former suitor, who was now on
the point of marriage to a rival fair one, speedily con-
sented, and, without the knowledge of her friends, the
nuptial ceremony was performed at St. Margaret's on
Sunday morning.—Leicester Mercury.
The Coal Masters in and around Glasgow have
advanced the price of coals is. a waggon.]

LADIES' GOLD WATCHES. --
A variety of excellent and carefully finished Ladies' Seeopci-
hand Gold Watches, many of them in accordance w'th the
latest taste, with Gold Dials, Jewelled, &c., are offered for selec-
tion, price from Six to Eight Guineas each, at
T. COX SAVORY'S,
Watchmaker, Gold and Silversmith, 47, Cornhill, Lon On

(Seven Doers from Gracechurch-street).
N.B.—Second-hand Watches purchased in exchange•