The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-04 00:00:00

Hum,' July 29.

Wheat, English, per quarter 46s 48s a 32s
New s4s 56s a 59s
Barley -5 a —S
New . ' —s —s a .7111
Oats, Old
-- New 2l s i 43 a tSs
Riga Oats

.
Hituburgh i —s a —s
Beans ..
Englistaares —:, —s a —s
-- Foreign —s —s a —s
Rapeseed . —l —I a—l

• Lztns, July 29.—We have been but thinly supplied With
Grain up to this day's market—At the early part, there was
a disposition evinced by the melters, to purchase Wheat at ra-
ther more than last week, hut at ,the cloSe we could not make
any alteration in our quotation. Oats are in request, and ls.
dearer. The same may be said of Shelling. Beans are in
good demand, at last week's prices. Malt is also better sale.

• DONCASTER. July 2G.
Per Load.
.
Wbeat .... IRS 04 a ins 04 I Deans 125 04 a 16s od
Superfine .. 235 Od a 245 64 I Old -s 04 a—s od
Old --s od a—s Od Grey Peas ..• —s 04 a—s od
I
Rye
Per Quarter.
Oats ' 19' 0.1 a 255 od Barley ... • —s 04 a—s 04
Superfine .: 265 0.1 a 31s 04 Fine
Old ' —4 Od a—s Od Grinding ... —s od a --; od

YARMOVTB, July 30.
Wheat, White hoe a 61s I Peas, Boiling —s a —s
---- Red .... 58s a tads---Grey
Barley Platt) 32s a 35s Oats, New
----- (G.) —s a—s -- Old
Beans
LYNN, July 29.—The weather continues showery in this
district arid unsettled, but we have nevertheless no improve-
ment in our market this day. Wheat is in good supply, and
the finest samples remain as our last—but little business
dune in.this article. No inquiries flr Barley. Oats remain
steady. Beans Is per- quarter higher. Flour Bs. per sack
higher. No new Rapeseed at market yet, but we braid or a
sample of new Oats being in market.
Wheat 0. .. —s Od a—sad I Pease, Wh. Oa a—s Od
---- N... 4is orl a 57s ad --Grey 80s Od a 315 Ott
Bat 1eyN1.... 28a ad a 32s ati Beans ..... —s Od a --it 04
Gr. —s Od a—sOd New .. 30s ad a 325,0 d
Oats
Rape-seed —1 and —I Os per last.
UXIIHIDGE, Ctirn inspector's Return, July 31.

Wheat, per load
_— Nvw —l .--1 U —I —s
Barley, per quarter 33s —d a 36s —d
Oats
Beans
Pease ~ 37s —d a 40s —d
I.ticaszert, July 96. '

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BRyeaen, 05d;ia.....2;
Hog
Pease, —s oil; Pale Malt, 56s Oil a 64s Oil per quarter ; Oat..
meal, 24s ad per boll of 1401bs; Fine Flour, per sack, 48s*
51s; Seconds, 46s a 49s ; Thirds, 43s a 455.

MA an ET Hannon-lotion, July 29.—Wheat, 58s Od a 63s Od;
Rye, a s Barley, —s a —s; Oats, Iss a 2tils ; Beans, 0..
—s a 9ts ; Pease —s ; Malt —s a tills; Fine Flour persack,
Seconds, —s ; Thirds, —s.

UPPINGHAM, JU'y SO.—Wheat, 5111 a 635; Barley, 21115
308. Oats, —5 a —s ; Beans, —s a —s—Old, —s.
LOUGHBOROUGH, July SO.—Wheat, 471; Barley, ;301; Od
Oats, 17s ; Beans, 23s ; Malt, 568 ; _Fine Flour, per sack,
aBs ; Seconds, 36st. Thirds, Us Od.
OXfOHD, July 26.—The average price of a bushel of Wheat
was 7s. 9id.
Extrutt, July 25.—Price of Wheat 7s 9d a9B Od ; Barley,.
Ss ed si 4: Ott ; Beans, 4s Gd a 4s 9d ; Oats, 3► 3d a 3: 6ti pen
bushel.

GAINsnonOUGH, .111ly 29.
Wheat —s a hBs nd Barley 26s a :30i Od•
0)(1 ... —s a—s Ocl 1 Oats —s a 41s 7d,
Rye

• .
LiNcot.N, July 29.
Wheat 504 a 63$ Ot! Harley —S 051 a—s
Oats ...... .. —s Od a—s Beans —s a 32s Gd
Peas
Lotrrn, July 30.
Wheat sos a 60s oti Barley 465 Od a sOt
Oats
Rye 36s a—s Od Pease

Stow-on-the-Wold new Fair, for wool, horses, cattle, sheep,
cheese, &c. on Saturday, se'nnight, was attended by all the
most respectable agriculturists in the neighbourhood. The
purchasers of wool were highly respectable, and came from a
distance ; the average price of wool was 275. per tod ; some
few samples obtained higher prices. There was a good show of
horses, cattle, and sheep, which were readily taken off at ad-
vanced prices. This fair, as well as the new fair on the Thurs-
day' before the last Saturday in March, will prove advantageous
to the agriculturists in the neighbourhood. •
Ilelston Fair, on Monday last, was well attended ; cattle
was in demand, and sold briskly.
The Fair at St. Stephens, by St. Austle, was well attended;
and cattle of all descriptions sold well.
Cainelford Lamb Fair,. on Thursday, the 17th instant, pro-
duced an abundant 'supply. About 4,000 were penned, and
2,150 sold, but at lower prices than were expected. 'The cattle
fair, on the following day, was also well supplied, and many
bargains effected, but at declining prices.
Lewes Wool Fair, on Saturday se'nnight, was well attended
by growers and staplers, and, for the first time since its esta-
blisbnient, presented an air of business, and much was trans-
acted at advanczd prices, viz. from 425. to 48s. per tad.