The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-08 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN.IIIARKETS.

haNEWCASTLEXPON-TYNE..—Sept. 6.
d a good supply of Wheat from the farmers, mostly
the new crop ;, but the weather having been showery
outing the week, the condition was so much worse-that the
Pmtne 'amplest were in many instances sold at Bs. and 101
1 ,
.),"T qmarter less, and the millers say they were better worth
,tte money at last week's prices—Dry new, and fresh old
Wheat, sold at le. to 21. per quarter advance upon last
%turday's priers Scarce any thing doing in Rye—The
t~ports of the quality of the new Barley are so unfavourable,
uat the nialtsters are buying the fine old at prices up to 38s.
Isit quarter, 53 lbs. per bushel, warranted to malt--The
"Plq of Oats was rather short, and last week's prices
's'e'e (tally supported.
South country, red
North country, white
red
Dantrig
.--e.
A -- Wismar, Rostock, Ate.
We, Norfolk and SUttOIK
I,4riey, Norfolk and Suffolk
,vmlt, Norfolk and Suffolk ..... ....... —s.
Potatoe .--s.
Common .............. .....
....”
]sue Foreign Foreign Feed
IRS -6.
.ettse White --s.
Gray —e .....
our, Fine
!per 5ack)...... ......... —s..

Old.
60s. 665.
525. 00s.
60s. 065.
565. 695.
355. 375.
ais. 40s.
.6_'s
265. 30s.
131 s. 265.
19s. 255.
194. 425.
48s. 50,
—6. ,
—s. 465:

MANCNESIER CORN MARKET.—Sept. 6.
since this day week the Corn Trade has been quite Mani-
mate, as none but needy consumers would purchase. At
market to-day we had a fair allow of Old Wheat, with
tome small parcels of New. Old Wheat barely supported
list Saturday's rates—New Irish was offered 3d. to 4d. per
eklbe, cheaper; however, at present very few bulks have
Ittrt delivered—For Grinding Barley there is sonic in-
lliir)'—Oats are in good anpply, and id. to H. per 451b9.
"ape'--In Boiling Pease nothing passing—For good
shtaeons there is a fair demand,—The Malt trade is as
tll as any other part of the Corn business, as the principal
len are expecting that New Malt will be much lower ;
44cithe Brewers are generally well stocked with Old—The
11,:ocri.lt of Flour has rather accumulated of late; and the
,2"t'll who have had an opportunity of using New Wheat
,„7 Pushing sales of Flour at ls. to Sc. per sack under the
'`tti of this day week. Oatmeal must be noted 6d. to Is.
l'er lead cheaper.
Customary Bushel.
tt, ~ Wheat (701 b.) a. d, to s. d.
1811 Old 9 0 9 6
.....1"""••• Fine New.......... 8 3 8 9
Second Runs—. 7 9 8 0
11107--.Stotch & Welch 8 0 9 0
ti 2 11:1
...Tenor . 6 9 7 3
"Bn,Ttee 8 0 90

Quar. of 8 Imp.
a. O. to
64 9 05
s'► 4 63 0
55 9 57 7
57 7 64 9
57 7 64 9 ,
54 0 56 4
48 7 52 2
57 7 64 9.

Barley (60Ib )
English 5 Irish ine
-------4
.....,••••••WO00•••••••••••••
"""---- Inferior for grinding 4
Oats (451 b.) English, Fine Poland 3
Scotch, Potatoe
Irish, tor Healing 3
Provender---- 3
corte eign ol
. 3
Pease (Imp. ) Bush.
'Hue (boilers) 7 0 7 3
White (ditto) 5 9 6 3
Xeona (Imp. Qr.) P. d. s, d. (Per Si
English Fine 47 0 48 0 Flour
Interior.. 46 0 47 0 'S.;
.oreign Old 41 0 43
Malt 43 0 49 0
(per load of 6 Imp. /3ush)
,ottingham, fine— 0
46 0 47
lorkshire 44 0 45
Irish and Infetior— 36 0 4-2 0
Pvr Sack of 41101 b. Imp.
,Nbtt . Fine 47 0 49 0
Sup: 30 0 51 0
•
The V

0 5 3
2 4 3
0 4 2

34 8 31 8'
28 10 29 5
27 .8 28 10,

4 3 6
4 3 6
I 3 4
3 3
0 3 1

24 10 26 1'
21 10 26 1
23 0 24.10
21 7 24 3
22 23 0.

Bush,

716'7,
LWA

cz031,-
Frp

MI 0 59 0
46 0 50 0
Lck 2801b5.) s. d. to s. d,

Norfolk and
ffblk, Fine 43 0 s') 0
Yorks., Fine 43 0 47 0
---- Seconds 40 0 42 0
rine.. 45 0 40 0
------Superfine 49 0 59 0
---Heated or stale 39 0 40 0

Per load of 2101 b.
Oatmeal, Euglisa.... 25 0 26 0
----Scotch & Irish '24 0 26 0
Feeding 26 0 21 0

-e Tench and Russian Ambassadors had a
conferenoe with the Earl of ABERDTEN on Saturday, at
theick office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
lasted two hoary.

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