The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-22 00:00:00

HULL, Sept. 16.

Wheat, English, per quarter 421 414 a 50s
New -50 s 513 a 52s
Barley —s —I a ..-ir
New . —s —s It ....-5
Oats, Old
New 22s 241. a 251
Riga Oats
Hamburgh
—s
il:::
Beans
English Tares —l —s a —s

Foreign
Rapeseed . —l 27L a SOL

LEEDS, Sept. l3.—The supply of Old Wheat to this day's
market, has been large for the season of the year. There has
also been some few samples of New, the quality and-condition
various. The best samples of Old may be noted 3s. to ss. par
quarter lower ; and the middling and inferior do not meet
with purchaser when offered at a still further reduction. No
New or Old Barley at market. Oats both New and Old, id.
per stone lower. Dials 2s. and Shelling 3s. per load lower.
Flour 2s. per sack, and Rapeseed £1 to X 2 per last lower.

DONCASTER, Sept. 19.
Per Loud.

Wheat .... 16s od a 1311 od 1 Beans lts Od aNs Od
Superfine .. 420 s Od a 21s Oct 1 Old -it Od a —lod
Old —s Od a—s Oc! i Grey Peas .. —s Od a !Ss Od
Rye
Per Quarter.

Oats
Superfine
Old —l Od a—s od Grinding ... —I 04 Od

YARMOUTH, Sept. 18.—We had a fair supply of Corn for
the season, the continuance of fine weather to complete the
harvest caused a stagnation in the trade; Wheats, both Old
and Nei, are from 3s. to 45. per quarter cheaper, New Bar.
ley, 2s. also Oats (root 2P. to•Ss. lower. The Grey Peas came
better to hand than was expected, and may be noted 31. per
quarter below last week's prices.
Wheat, White 42s a 49s Peas,Boiling 40s a 445
-- Red ...... 40$ a 486 Grey
Barley (Malt)... „. 26s a 495. Oats, New
-- (G.) .• .. a --s -- Old • —s a—a
Beans •
Sits a 315 Flour, per sack .. 40s a—s
LYNN, Sept. 19.—We bad a good supply of New iVhiat
at our market on Tuesday ; the hest samples met slow sale,
at a reduction of 35. to 45. per quarter ; and the ordinary and
damp parcels are hardly
,tssaleable.,Rye, Peas, and Beans, very Barley may also be noted
2s. per quarter lower. Oats,
little doing. Rapeseed dull sale at our currency hereunder.
Flour 3s. per sack cheaper.
Wheat 0. .. 3Ss 041 a 42s od I Pease, Wh. —s Od a—s Od
N... --5 041 a (id Grey 98s Od a :30s Od
Bat leyM.... 26s Od a 28s Od Beats ..... Od a—s Od
—Gr. —5 nd a - New .. .305 061 a 84s Od
Oats . Od !---s Od Fine Flour 395 od per sack
Rape-seed 421 and 2.31 Os per last.
Uxottlnoe, Corn Inspector's Return, Sept. IS.
Wheat, per load
New
Barley, per quarter 33s --d is 34s —d
Oats
Beans
Pease

LEICESTER, Sept. 19. . .
Wheat, new, 58s Od a 655, old, —s; Rye, —1 Ott a--; Bat-
ty, —s 0,1 a —s Od ; Oats, —s a 80s ; Beans, 34s a 40s; Flog
Pease, —s Od ; Pale Malt, 56s 0,1 a 64s Od per quarter ; Oat.
14
meal, sod per hull of 14ofhs; Fine Flour, per stick, 48s a
50s; Seconds, 46s a 48s ; Thirds, —1 a 455.

111AlthLT HAalioaounit, Sept. W.—Wheat, 49s ud a 5660 d;
Bye, —s as; Barley, 26s —s; Oats,77—s a —4; Brans, a.
381 a —s; Pease —s ; Malt —s a 60s; Fine Flour per —s ;
Seconds, —s ; Thirds,

UPPINGHAM, Sept. I7.—Wheat, 47s a 525; Barley, 23s a
,27‘; Oats, t9s a 21s ; Beans, S9c a 335-I)td, —t.
Lovaltßounuutt, Sept. 17.—Wheat, 475; llarley,llos Od;
Oats, 17s; Beans, 28s ; I‘l.llt, ofis ; Fine Flour, pet sack,
3st ; Seconds, 365; Thirds, 33s Od,
Otvottn, Sept.l3.—The average price of a bushel of Wheat
was 7s. 2id. _ .

Ext•taK, Sept. 12.—Puke of Wheat 6s Od a 7s 6d ; Barley,
Ss 3d aOs Od ; Beans, 4s Od a 4s 3d ; Oats, is Od a.Ti 4d per
boshr I.

GAINSBOROUGH, Sept. 16.
Wheat a Sas Od Barley Us a 30s Od
—s a—s Od Oats 2ls
Rye

LINcoLN
Wheat 39 it CP, Ot!
Oats
Pras -1 a —s Od

Sept. IG.
Barley 3oc Oa a 31s
Elvatis
Rye
Sept. 17.
Barley 3os od a Sils
Beaus
Pvdsc --i a —s Oti

Lott ii,
Wheat 46: a (8s od
Oati
Ryu B7i a ::.6i Od

The first Fair at Pilton, near Shepton Millet, took place.
last Monday, and was well attended by buyers. There was
but a small show of fat- cattle, but lean stock were in abun-
dance. The prices of fat beasts were from Is. to 9s. per scare.
Faulambs netted lid. per pound. Lean sheep -obtained brit a
dull sale. There was but a middling spew of horses,• which
were a drug.

Shiewsbiiry Fair, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, Waif but
thinly supplied. Fat sheep sold readily at daid. to lid, per lb.
Stores sold rather better than last fair. Pigs: were nisct better'
There was but a small supply of butter and cheese ; but‘er krl
tubs sold at NA. to 10d. per Ib. Skim cheese 355.. to 425. Per
cwt.; middling dairies 4is. to 525. ; best 555. to 588. Bacon.
:Sid: to 6d. per lb. llama flid..to 7d. per lb.
At Warwick. Fair, on Thursday, beef sold from,44d:
mutton, from sd. to 6d.; and Jamb, from sd. to Bd. per lb.
Stores atul milkers were rather heavy sale.
Exeter Great Monthly Market, on Friday seinnight, was
well supplied with cattle, both lean and fat, which sold well,
the latter at Bs. per,acore.
Wilton Great Shtcep Fair was held on Friday last, when MP-
wards of 80,000 sheep and lambs were penned. There was a
very great demand for good fleshy wether sheep of all ages,
and tbr good lambs, but the sale of eweswaif .
particularly,dull'
at the prices at late fairs.--There.was a very indiffereat'show of
horses; and but few purchasers for them.

HOP IN'fIiLLIG ENC
WoricasTEß, Sept. 13.-39 Pochets of Hops.virre'flit" tl.is day in our market.. Scarcely any'businres doing ttlis
market; prices nearly statio►iory. Hopi of Ing, 11. 10s. to
9l..—Tbe duty on this Plantation is calculated at 401.

Price of Hops tn the Itoi.iugh.'
Bags. Istihrtis.
Kent 7l Os to 81 lOs I Farnhan3...-1 Ps to-4 °I/
Sussex 6l Os to 61 lOs Kent 7l 30s to' 91 95
Essex ..s. 01 Os to 01 Os Sussex ' 7l lOs W'Bl 86
Essex Ol Os to. 01 Os

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