The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

N. Oats .... 18s Od a 26s Od
0. Oats .... 29s Od a—s Od

O. Peas •••••S. 011 d ott
nye -s Ott
DAVENfRY, Nor. 14.

Wheat 4os Od al4s Od Beans .... 40s Od a 44s 04
Barley 2ss Od a 43s 0(1 !lug Peas —s OA
Oats

131 R 1InGIIAII•

iVheat.... 4s 6d a 10s 6d I Brans .... 4s Od a 6s 94

8ar1ey..... 3s Od a 5s 9d Iw. Peas .. 33 9d a 6s od
Oats .... 2s 3d a 4s 63 Gr. do .... 3s Od a 4s 611
Per Winchester Measure.

WoLvEatrameToN.
Wheat .... is 4d a lls Od I Oats .... 3s Rd a 4s 94
Barley 85 Od a 9s ad J Beans .... Os Od a Si 04

STAFFORD, Nov. 10.
IVlleat
Oats
New Barley ..3s 10d a 75 41 Beans

Prices of Corn, per Quarter.
WINCHESTER, Nov. W.—Wheat, tiOs a Bas —Barley, 355
a 385—Oats, 24s a 28s.

A L.RESFORD, Nov. 15.—Wheat, 48s a 80s—Barley, 23s a 383
Oats, 21s to 30s.

BAsINGsroKE, Not•. 15.—Wheat, 54s a 77s—Barley, ISs a
35s—Oats, Its a 27s—Beaus, 25s to 355.

NEWBURY, Nov. 15.—Wheat, gas a 84s—Barley, 40s a :1.0%
-Oats, His a 30s—Beans, itis a 4057---Prase, Vs* a afis.

NEWPORT (Isle of Wight), Nov. 16.—The average price of
Wheat at our Market, on Saturday, was 131 10s 10d per load..

DURHAM, Nov. 10.—Wheat tis a 15; Gd per boll—Barley
8s a 9; per boll—Oats 5; 3d a 5s Gd.
SuNneut.ANn, Nor. 10.—Mote Wheat 62; a 64 ; Red 58s-
a 62s—Oats 22s a 28s-,Pease 32s a 34s—Barley 30s a 34s per
qr.—Fine Flour 13; a 46; per sack.
BARNARUCASTLE. Not•. l4.—Wh9tat Its a 159—Beans 115
Pease 8s a 9s—Batley 6s a Bs—Old Oats 4; a si; new. ditto
5s 6da6s6d—Beef <lid a :id—Mutton 3d a43—Pork 4d. pet lb.
DARLINGTON, Nor. 12.—Red Wheat 12s a 15s; White 15
a 16s Gd—Barley 7's a Bs—Beans 8s a9s tid—Pease, boilers
15s; grey 8; fifi a 9s per boll.
S:rocwroN, Nov. IC—Wheat 13s 6d a 15s 6d per boll—Oats
2s 3d a 3s 103 per bushel.
NEwcasTLE, Nov. 10.—Whcat, Northumberland, old pet
qr. 60s a 66s ; ditto new 50s a sSs—Rye, English 24; a
Barley, Norfolk, old 32s a 365; ditto new 21s a 345: Scoter
32s a 349; Northumberland, new -32 s a 36s—Malt, Norfollc
pale 56s a 70s—Oats, potatoe.'old 25s a 27; ; ditto new 229 a
24s ; common old 20s a 24s ; dittun new 18s a 225; foreign
20s a 23s—Beans, Tick 30s a 325; ditto small old 32s a 345
—Pease, grey 28s a 30; boilers, new 38s a 42s—Flour, fine'
44; a 50s per sack—Butter, —s a 42s 63 per firkin—Cumber-
land bacon 35; a :37s 6d—Hams, ;izeable .64s a 655; ditto
large 48s per cwt—Butter 42s 63 per firkin.
MnaPwrii, Nov. 14.—Beef 4s 93 a Ss 63—Mutton 4s ad a
5s 9d per stone, sinning offals.—Wheat 48s a 58s—tile 365 is
48s—Barley 32s a 31s Bd—Oats las 8d a 24s per qr..

CORNWALL MARKETS.
Truro.—Wheat (average) 2 6a—Barley, 0(1-0,10

7s bd.
St. Austell.—Wheat, 20s a 23s Od—Barley, 9s tht a 10s 6d--'
Oats, 7s Od a 8s 6d.
Liskeard.—Wheat, 22s Od a— s Od—Bariey, ios od a
Oats, Os a 8s 6d.
Launceston—Wheat, IGs Od a 91s Od—Barley, 9s 6„la los 611
Oats, Gs Od a 6s 6d—Beef, 4d a sd—Nlutton, 21,d a 341—P0116
and Veal, ,td a sid.
Camelford—Wheat 19s a 2ls 04—Barley, 9s od a 1054
—Oats, 6s Od a Os Od—Beef, 4d a 44.d—Nlutton, 20 a 3,1""
Pork, Od a Od.
Penryn—Wheat. 20s 6tl a 25s Od—Barley, 9s Oda 10, Odk.'
,Oats, 7s ad a Os Od.

At York Soulmas Fair, on Wednesday fast, th.ese was 3,
large shew of Cattle of all descriptions, and a good deniaol
for Heifers and In-calvers, but doll sale for fat beasts a"
Steers, which appeared is good condition.-=There was a co!':
siderable number of horses of an inferior description
for sale, Lut good horses were sdarce; very few were suit'►
and those at low prices. •
At Leeds Fair, on Tlturstlay week, there was a good fber
of beasts, many of Which were in pelmet condition. The"'
was a vary dull sale, and the pi ices of the fortnight fairs ill
that neighbourhood were with difficulty obtained. The shel
of horses was not very numerous, but there wcre some go
draught horses and roadsters 1 the majority, however, sverg
very inferior.
Bishop's Castle Fair, on Monday se'nuiglit, exhibited s
very large quantity of Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs, and but fcl
0
buyers ; and the greater part were sent home unsold. F 3,1
Cattle averaged about 4d per pound; Bacon Pigs at 3; and
Pinks of five and six score, sold from 155 to Horses were
few, of inferior sorts, and the'f't were no buyers.
At Warwick Fair, on Thursday se'nuight, the supply °f
fat cattle and sheep was exit emely abuudant ; icgreat mat/
were sent away without even the price having been asked?
and those sold only brought 3.d to 4id per pound. Stores air
Milkers were equally numerous, and very dull in sale, 31:
though prices were considerately lower. The number of stor:
sheep was also very great, and.only few sales were effecir
Upon the whole, a fair where so witch was offered for sale.
and so little business was transacted, is not wi ion the
tnembrance of the oldest farmers and dealers in that oriel'
bourh..md•
At Blandford Fair, on Thursday sennight, there ,01
about 15,000 sheep penned, being bOOO more than were eve'
before remembered. Dorset ewes fetched the best pelt
which which was about 9.8 S ; good Suutlidown ewes, from its to 40
One lot of lambs was sold at es per head. 'The best Olt.
fetched from 52s to about sss per cwt.; ordinary Xis to
There was a very poor shew of horses. Beasts had a ve'l,
dull sale. Pigs also bad a dull sale; some middle-sized onLy
were sold at from 14s to 18s, and some as low as 45..--)13;10,
.hundred Pigs were driven home, their price not beilig

asked.
At Newbury, onrrhursday sennight, 95 tons of -Cheese 01
pitched. The best old obtained from 60s to 70a per CO't• huh,
the greater part sold at front 44s to 576, and inking fr
20s to 4Us per cwt.
At Andover Fair, on Saturday last, there were about 40,°°°
sheep penned (full 10,00 U inure than ever known at anii), -
,f;
ceding Fair) which met with a very dull sale.—Ewes,
148 to 28s; Wethers, limo 15s to 255; Lambs, from 7s 6'41•
18s per head. About a third part were driven back 110'

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
Price of Hops bi the Borough.
Bags. - Pockets. gl °
Kent 4l Os to .41 Os 1 Farnham .• • 61 5s to - la
Sussex il Os to 31 Os Kent
Sussex
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