The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-27 00:00:00

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FAXEN Mil, 3 E .—We had but little busi-

Hess done 'at. our market this.day ; Wheat I.vas ra-
ther higher titan last week ; the Barley is •so trifling
as seart* worthy notice. Particulars as follow :
Best saniples of Wheat 1065.-; inferior qualities
from 805. togfis. per qr. • -, '
Bt'itty, JUNE (12.—Except in some-few instances

of prime samples of whrai silting for rather more
-money, we Irive no blteration to notice since last
Week ; say Wheat train 50s. to 635. ; Bailey 17s.
to 235. ; and oats ljs. to per coomb. Flour
as last return.
LYE K, JUNE 19.—Our market was pretty well

supplied %A id) wheal, and samples of fine qualify

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sold readily to. day. BA-ley continues steady. We
have very few- ot either White or Grey Peas at mar-
_ .

ket. BOn's and Flour as last quoted. Prices as
follow :—.Wbeat, best, 10735. to 110 ; ditto se-

coed, 80s.
_to. 9(s. ; 4 is. to 425, ; Oats,
best, 335. to 3.55. ; ditto second, 18s. to 2.05.; and
Beans, 4gs. to 50s. per quarter. Fine Flottr,
per sack.' • .
The horSes, colts, and other cattle, exhibitedat
Binegar Fair, greatly rkteeded the show for many
years tasr past, at,d met with a quick sa!e ; one per-
son purchased horscs to the amount 10061.
.13averoL, - JoNg 21.—Wheat, per Spring sack

about goc. ; Batley, 7s. to Bi. for, ma;ting
Batley, 4s. to 6s. 9.1. ; Deans, 74. to Bs. Oats,
3s. to 4i. 6d.; and Malt, os. 6d. to t Is. 61,per
bushel. Flour, Seconds, from 921., to 965. per
bag. •

I.3lllsTot, Juriz'2l,—Wt have had no alteration

in the prices of Beef and Mutton this
,week:—
Fat Beet fetches from 98s. to 80i. per cwt.. Frit
Mutton, 9d. to B.l'. per lb. Fat Hogs are falling,
and from II s. °6d. to 12s. per score. Store Hogs
are likewise falling in prices. .
WISBECH, JUNE 23.---We- have had but -little

doing in our Corn IVLiket this.day. 'Wheat inh
little variation. Oats 'sold at an acivano! of 20s. ,per
last. In Beans no iilteratio;l. Prices as follow :
Wheat 90s. to tOoi. ; prime 'at 105 s. per (planer.
Onts from 91: gs. 10 151. 15s. per last. Beat]. 50s,'
`per quarter.

Irswiun Market, on the 23,1 instant, was pretty
well supplied with Wheat, which sold at 4s. per
quarter higher ,than this day week-. Prices as fol-
low :--Wheal, go-s. to 1225. ; Haile) 365. to 485.;
Bean,: 425. to 486.; Grey Peas 445. 485.; Boiling
Peas fibs. ; . and Oats '2ss. to 295. per quarter.
At Norwich, Hill, on
_Saturday, June 23, there
was a 2oud supply of fat Beef, with a' dull sale, at
from -9s. to 95..6.1. per stone. There was a plenty
at tat NitatOtt, which went oft slowly at Bd. fo
,per A go d' many Lambs were shewn, and 'a
to.ieyable quanti,y of store Sheep, but the purchasers
ware ,fe,‘, .from the great scarcity of feed. There
-was a very 'arge chew of dean beasts; which were
offered, at pill more reduced prices. Only a few
Colts were disposed of.
At Norwich COrn Mlrket, on Saturdiii, June 23,
there "was a short supply of all grain ; Wheat 575.
to 885: .very fine 605.; Barley 19s: and 20.5. to 21 3.
6d. ;. dits 14s. to 165.; acid Beans 245: per coornh.
No Pease at. market. . ,

WAkrIELp, Jule WWI goAi
shevy- :of Beayits, ‘, and a n UlliernU§ one of Sheep and
Lailbs. The whole were' sold nearly' a!' the very
high prices lately obtained. There were 'lgo Beasts;
and-5,500. Sheep in the market.

SOUTH A MPT9-14 F,O R, on Trinity Monday waq very
full, with:as fi'ne`a shew of horses, aa- has been
known for wean y„ and particuhrly fine young
draft- hordes ; the pricei ran high, but a great many
were sold. Horned cattle were plenty, - but the sales,
were rather 'dull, owing to t,:e 'high price, Young
pigs were plenty, but a gteat • many were' driven,
away unsold.