The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-23 00:00:00

SHREWSBURY, June 14.

Wheat, Old.. Os 0(1 aOs Oil Peas Os Od a Os od
--- New . 10, 0(1 a tOs 6d Oats, 014
Barley, Old.. Os Od a od New ss Od a 7s 4d
New . as 0(1 ass 6d
Hides, 4d—:•Calf Skins, 6d—Talluw, 3d per lb.
Him., June 17.

Wheat, English, per quarter 42s Aes a 54s
New .. 526 56s a 60s
Barley —s —s a —s
-- New . sos 33, a 33s
Oats, 014
New 24s 26s a ifis
Riga Oats
Hamburg!) —s —s a —s
Beans
EnglisliTares —s —s Ft —3
Foreign —s —s a —s
Rapeseed . —l—l a—l
LEEDS, June 17.—The supply of Grain to this day's mar-
ket, especially Wheat, has been larger than of late. The finest
samples may be noted 2s. per quarter lower, and for other de-
scriptions no demand when offered at a still further reduction.
There is so little doing in Malting Barley, that the price is no-
minal. Grinding remains the same as last week. Oats, Beans,
and Peas each Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Shelling Is. to
2s per load lower. Malt remains dull, without any material
alteration in price. Flour 2s. per sack lower, and Rapeseed
11. per last lower than last week. The weather is remarkably
fine for bringing forward the growing crop.

DONCASTER, June 14.
Per Load.

- -- ---
Wheat .... 19s nd aCs od Beans l3s Od a 15s lid
Superfine .. 23s Od a 24$ 6d, Old —s Od a—s ad
Old ---s od a—s Od'. 1 Grey Peas .. —s ad a—s Ott
Rye
Per Quarter.
Oas
Superfine
'Old —s od a—s Od Grinding ... —s oil a—s od

YARAJOUTII, June IL—Our markets hare hewn uncom-
monly dull for Wheat and Oats, scarcely any Bariey appears;
the supply of the former larger than the demand.
Wheat, White ... 60s a ei3s 1 Peas, Boiling • • —s a --s
Red .... 57s a 69* I Grey
Barley (Mali) .... 49s a 9.:ts Oats, New '
..--.-.- (G.) .... —s a—s -- Old
Beans .......... 331 a 345 Flour, per sack

LYNN, June t7.—We had a good supply of Wheat at mar.
ket this day, which sold pretty readily at a reduction of 9s to
3, per quarter. Barley nominally lower, very few Oats ap-
pears, Fltiur continues the same same.
'Wheat O. • • —s Od a—s Od I Pease, Wh. 30s .Od aNs 04
N. 50s Oda 59$ Od Grey 32s Od aMs osl
Bar =as Oda 34s Od Beans ..... —$ Oda —sod
--Gr. • • —s Od a—s Od New .• 30$ Od a :is Od
Oats . lis Od a 97s Os! Fine Flour 60$ 04 per sask
Rape-seed —1 and —1 Os per last.

LErcirran, June 14.
Wheat, new, 581 Od a 675, old, —s; Rye, —4 Od a—; Bar.
ley, 261 Od a 3ls Od ; Oats, 90s a 24s ; Beans, 28s a 300; Hog
Pease, Od; Pale Malt, 56s Od a 644 Od per quarter; Oat.
meal, 25s Od per bull of 1401bs; Fine Flour, per sack, 49s a
b s ; Seconds, 471 a 481 ; Thirds, 45s a 465.
hiAlthICT HAaaoaouou, June 17.—Wheat, 521 Od 6510 d;
Rye, —s a a; Barley, 46s a —s; Oats, 18s a 24$ ; Beans, 0..
—s a Bn4 ; Pease —s ; Malt —s a 60s; Fine Flour per sack,
Socorids, —s ; Thirds, —l.

UPPINGHAM. June 18.—Wheat, 58s a 645; Barley, —s;i•
965; Oats, —s a 275; Beans, —s a 35s—Old, —s.
LoUGHIIOROUfIit, June 19.—Wheat, 475; Barley, 30s Od;
Oats, 17s; Beans, 98s; Malt, 56s ; Fine Fluur, per saint,,
ass ; Seconds, 3Es s Thirds, 88s Od.
Oscronv, June 14.—The Average price of a bushel of Wheat
was ss. lid.
EXETER. June 13.--price of Wheat 7s Od 8 As 9d ; Barley,
36 od a3sgd ; Beans, 4s Od a4s6d ; Oats, Bs od is 3s .2tl per
bushel.

14Kent.N, June 17.
Wheat 585 a 64s Od Barley —cOd a —s
Oats
Peas
LOUTH, June 18.
Wheat ...... .. 505 a 66s ad Barley 3os Od a 32s
Oats
Rye —s a—s Od Pease .. ...... —s a—s Ott
GAINsniiROUGH, June 17. .--
Wheat —s a sas 2d Barley —s a 80s 7sl
Old ... —s a—s Od Oats —s a 201 lOtt
Rye —s a 36s 6d Beans
CoRKWALL MARKETS.
Truro.—Wheat (average) 26s 6d—Barley, 14s Od...oats
10s Od.
St.Coltnh.—Wlicat, 981 t►d a ass Od—Barley, 10s a Hs Od
—Beef and Mutton, 6d a 6d.
Penryn—Wheat, 245 Oda 44s 6d—Barley, lOs Od a 10s 6d—.
Oats) lOs Oda 10s 6d.

At Thorne Fair, on Tuesday last., the number of horses and
beasts shown was very large ; good horses were very scarce, but
In
.great demand ; fat beasts sold well. Altogether, the prices
gained proved that things had taken a favourable change for
farmers.

At Oswestry Fair, on Wednesday, fat cattle sold well
sheep but middling. Pigs advanced in prices, as did horses of
every kind. Bacon bid. Skim cheese
Taunton Town Fair, on Tuesday last, was supplied with an
uncommon number of cattle. Of tat beasts the supply was not
great, but those sold did not support the prices which the late
rise had encouraged their owners to expect. Poor bullocks
were ofFeredin very great numbers, the sale of. which was very
slack, and the prices low. There were but few lean heifers.
Of the number of Cornish oxen, which was very great, most
of them remained unsold. Cows and calves were a large sup.
ply and fetched much lower terms than. were expected. In
the horse fair were plenty of rips, but few good. horses ; those
of the hackney kind were much in request, and „sold unctam.
monly well ; coachers were far from numerous, and useful gal.
lowayi and poneys were extremely scarce.

Hop ENTELLIGENCF,.
Woacss'rEit, June 14'.—,31 Pockets of Hops were weigher;
in our market this day.—Hops fully support the prices last
quoted, but there is a prospect of an advance iiironsequrnee
of the unfavourable reports from the plantations. The bine
is still growing, hit continues very foul..
Price of Hops in the lior.iusrh.
Bags. ' Pockets. '
Kent at Os to 41 101, Farnham til •Osto. 81 8$
Sussex YI ltis to SI los Kent .al ;%sv to hl Os
Essex
Essex Bl fis to 41 44

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