The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-28 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COAL MARI
Adair's 33, 01.
Beaumont . 30 6
Burdon Si 3
Heaton , 3.1 3
Hebburn Ma:a 33 9
:31 6
hirlingworth :13 3
Pete!" IN
Poi) Cop 'Windsor 30 6
31 0
Tantield 32 t
Trovtiley----.. :31 li
Willington 34 0
IVylain
WalliEnd BewiekeNCo. 35 6
Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 31 6
Ditto Brown's 33 0
Ditto Carr and SO 0
Ditto Clarke and C 0..., 32 3
Ditto Hilda
Ditto Hotsptir l2 3
Ditto Northumberland 32 6
Ditto Peareth 32 0
Ditto Perkins and Co. 13 3
Ditto ltiddt 3
Ships at market, 1•231 i-Sh

GET.—Aug.
Walls .:rid Newroarch... 345. od-
Ditto Russell's ,36 0
Ditto Walker _ 35 :3
Eden Main
Nesliarri Alain • :l4
Malls Full 33 0
W.cills End Lambton-..... 35 3
Wails End Mtewart's -..36 9
Ditto 27 0
Itussell'A etton'sW.E. 36 0
Alloa 30 0
Culin 27 0
Cowpen. 30 6
Hartley 30 6
Warde's Llanelly Ltitl
30 (5,,
Welwood Main n-
Wrills E. (d Ethcrley 3 u
0
East Percy Trader 4
-;
W. E. Clark Trader...... 3 "
2
Durham W. E. small-. 10i.6
Primrose small IS 6
%N'etton Park 17 I'

Ips sold 62%-Unsold, 60.

'IS DUNN° THE WEEK.

COUNTRY COHN MARKI

Wheat. Barley: l' Oats. Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. t. to s. s. to s. r. s•
58 68 35 42 35 42 62
Andover 58 30 23
Birmingham— 48 58 32 36 22 36
Bridpbrt 52 56 32 :t9 26 28
Cirencester 53 63 29 3t 26 28 28
Faringdon....--- 48 51 36 33 24 31 46
Oilildtbrd 44 64 36 45 22 30
Henley 5O 6ti se 43 26 31
Hereford 61 66 46 50 42 —7"..%
Highworth f 46 62 30 36 23 34 50
Maidenhead --.... GO 68 38 42 28 38 ..41 CP,
Oakingliam --. 50 62 30' 36 28 136 5v
fledging 59 SI 34 33 122 32
Salisbury—. 38 68 32 24 23 26
Southampton 52 56 .37 41/ , 3*) 32 54
Stroud —..... 55 60 23 32 28 33 , fto
Tewkesbury 51 60 40 42' az 38 6g
Uxbridge 55 '74 30 :14 24 32
Wastage 49 68 28 32 21 28 40
Warminster ......... 52 78 32 40 16 ~ 35 48'
Windsor ...,....•..,.., 82 86 37 33 26 28 50
Worcester..—........ 60 67 t 22 31 32 40 56
CHELTENHAM MARKET.—.Aug. 26.
Per Bushel. s.d. to s.d. Pet lb. d. to
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Beans 4 9 6 6 Lamb
Pease 5 0 8 0 Pork 6 10
Hay 3l. 10s. to 41. Os. per ton,

DUMFRIES MARKETS,—Aug. 10.
There is nothing whatever doing in Grain. Pritag;,
therefore, are entirely nominal. For the last fire weeksi
there have not been above half a dozen sacks shewu on
any one day.

•
s. d. s. d. s. d. I.d.
Wheat, Imp. Bush 7 0 to 7 6 BUtter,l6oz. 0 7too $
Barley 3 6 4 0 Eggs, dozen 0 5 04
Oats 2 0 2 4 Beef, per, lb. • 0 4 Oi
Hour, 2 0 2 8 Mutton 0 3 0 5
Oatmeal
Potatoes. cwt.
CATTLE Ma it K ET. —Notwithstanding the stormy state
of the day, an immense number of cattle appeared on the
Sands—their numbers were as follows, viz.----783 three-,
year-olds ; 514 Two-year-olds; 130 Highlanders; 351.
Stirks; 109 Queys and Heifers, and 27 Cows--totals,
1,914. Although we have seen some excellent lots of
drove cattle this season, we must confess that, in every
respect, this day's show surpassed them all. The best lot
exposed, consisted of 105 Aberdeenshire Runts, bought at
the late Falkland fair, and for bone and we do not often
see their equal ; 141. 10a. per head was asked far them,
but they were driven off unsold. The next hest lot 011
the Sands was a score of the Galloway breed, grazed'on the'
border, and being fresh off their pasture,- were-in the
highest condition, and although a great deal fatter, they
wanted much of the bone and size of the limits above-
mentioned ; " a sight o' them," as a rustic observed, "was
amaist as quid as a dinner to ony body;" 14/. per head
was asked for the score, and 13/. was offered, but they'
were driven off unsold. Three lots of Calloways, atnount-
ing to nearly 100 each, sold at about 11/. per head, and so.'
far as we are aware, this was the highest price obtained '
for drove beasts in the' market ; the next price ob'
tained was ten guineas per head for a small lot, and 101-
6s. was received for another. The remaining part of
the show sold at every price front 81. to 9/. 9s. per head, •
The market was attended by, a few English dealers, Who
did a deal of business, and what pleased the sellers extra-
ordinarily, they paid for their purchases in Bank of Eng- '
land notes.. Prices, however, are still considered low, and
were even said to be a little below those of this day week;
notwithstanding, with the exception of the two heavy lots,
almost all were sold off. The greater part of this day.
show of (trove beasts were intended for Woolpit Farr,
which takes place on the 17th September ; next Wedneo-. •
day, however, will be the great show-day for this fair,
consequently we may expect the Sands to. be well filled,
The farmers bought largely of the Inman cattle, and prieo
were considered fair; Galloway two-years-olds sold ts
from Si. to 71. 10s., and Stirks frotn 41. to Si. 10s. The.
show of Highlanders was inconsiderable, but most of then)
were disposed of; prices of mixed lots of two-years-olds
rated from 41. to 61. 10s. The appearance of the MAO
was likewise very trifling, but a few purchases were mode' ''
carts.--We had a brisk market for Pigs to-
day, and the most of the supply was sold ; prices reel
from 9s. to 16s. per head, but we think- 12a. or 136, •
per head is the average price of Pigs, of from )5.t0 16
weeks old.

MAIL COACH ACCIDENT'.—A dreadful ae'
citient occurred on Saturday, to the passengers on the
karnstaple and Bristol Mail, in consequence of its over'
turning at Wiveliscombe. It appears that the mail had
just changed horses, and that, from some cause which doe
nut -appear, one of the leaders became restive, whieb
frightened the other horses, and there being neither coach'
man nr guard on the mail, or any one having the reios,
they went off at full speed, and within twenty yards of
the inn the coach was turned over, by which a lady Wl'
so notch injured that she was left for dead; a gentleman
was also very much hurt, and but little hopes are enter'
tained of his recovery; a servant had her arm broken•-"'
the fractures are such that amputation must take place
and the other passengers were more or less injured. Vie
mail did not arrive in Bristol till au hour and a quarter
alter its usual time.