The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-29 00:00:00

THE COUNTjtX sMARKETS.

IPSWIC, JAN. 28.
The supply of wheat was a fair average one, the Sal:
only to the millers, and at about same prices as lasd
week. Barley was in larger supply again this vifel,'„,,Bll6i
sold slightly in favour of the buyer. Beans and r
heavy sale.
PER QUARTER.; PER QtlAl3l3
Wheat, red 3Bs to 40s 'Beans 2Bs SO
21
°,,,,
Do., now oos to 005 Peas 26s to
Do., white 42s to 47s Oats
1)o., new oos to 00s Rye.. ''''
: 000093 tt o° o°l )0(16,
Barley, making 24s to 28sb1alt OO5 to
Do., grinding... 203 to 21s Tlour, per sack oos to 10°
AVERAGES FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAIL 25.
Wheat 954 quarters at 393 Od.
Barley
Beans 4B 28s 4d.
Oats
Peas 6l 2 1 273 51

HULL, JAN. 28.
Messrs. Taylor and Bright's circular states:' lot
weather during the past week has been souses
sea'
variable at times, indicating a downfall of snow to
.ider
sonable a desideratum), but ending with even a rel re
temperature than before. The Elbe and Baltic ports
still open, though shipments are only sparinglY °Sole
prices on this side showing no margin for even and
shadow of a profit. With the exception of barleY lot
linseed our arrivals are exceedingly light, and soltiews so
more firmness is perceptible in the trade generally, bAtiloi,
yet sales continue of a very retail character, and no "The
nution is perceptible in our market
stocks• aia
supply of wheat at our farmers' market to-day w:goicl
to a fair extent; the condition not much imp bile
all such descriptions remain difficult to dispose cur'
fresh dry wheats met very ready sale at fully, the hest
rency of last week. The business doing in foreign 9tt
was limited, merely for the most sparing mixture, trice
is generally held at a good deal above the market Phut
of dry English. A good show of foreign barleh the
only picked samples of malting are good to sell'e fee
quantity of low English in the midland districts inter de,
much with the sale of foreign grinding. All otrrlihera
scriptious of spring corn are difficult of sale. -1—
seed market is more quiet, and in some instaneesoo
trifling decline is conceded to the buyer. We 13°Iliti.
alto' ation in the value of linseed cakes of the best cles the
In the absence of arrivals of rapeseed or cakes'
market for each article is nominally-dearer, as e 3331
be remarked of bones.

The following are the present prices of grain:— 0,
0.
s. s.
Wheat, English, red 311 to 40 Peas, white and yel. 27 g 6
Do. white
Dantzic and Ko- Linseed, Black Sea- 4,,!; 43
nigsberg '
Pomeranian and Do. Riga& Archngl•
as ••
Hamburgh
Danish, Holstein, & per 0,
Friesland ......... 36 71550,1 t° /13103
Russian and Odessa 35 —401 Do. fine foreign .••••••• 6 PI
,/ to 51 na
Oats, English -0710 i n
Do. Danish—. ......
Do. Friesland l6 18,Rape cakes.. 87s dto LA'
Do. Russ. & Odessa 14 —167 ares, . .....
,335: ge
Barley, malting 24 —28 Do. foreign ............ 2
Do. grinding 2O 21Guano 6l t°oo. sO3
Beans 26 30iBones, do 95s Ocl to 606
Do. foreign ...... 25 28,Rye Meal .................
and
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, JAN. 28.—At °land
ing's market there was a fair attendance of town lob
neighbouring millers. Good fresh samples of ;!,13gb0
and foreign wheat were in request, at full Prinlioar
other descriptions moved slowly. Sack and belle' do
were taken moderately, at similar rates as on Tee° for
last. Several parcels of Indian corn were houghtticiler
Ireland, and the stands were well cleared of this ari. the
at an advance of fully is per quarter on the price ,°.„iO4
day se'nnight; 31s per 4801bs was paid for good '^;(1 to
American, and prime yellow is now held for 318'
32:,. Oats, barley„and peas were in limited demand''-
prices remain unaltered.