The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-08 00:00:00

WAKEFIELD. Dec: &

There is only a moderate supply of Wheat, both from
the farmers and up the river here this morning ; the fac-
tors commenced pretty generaly with asking the advance
of 2a. per quarter, but the Flour trade being flat, the
millers having accumulated some dock, and Wheat being
comparatively low at Liverpool, as compared with prices
demanded here, an advance of la. only has been realized,
and the market ends rather heavily. Oats are much the
same in value, but the sale dull. Barley is very plentiful,
and very dull sale, at rather lower prices. The demand.
&it. Beans is trifling, and they are ()flexing freely at a de-
cline of Is. per quarter, anti little progress has been made
in sales. Malt is very dull.
Whoat, Red, Norfolk and Suffolk
Lineolnahire
Yorloibire, &c.
---- White
- Foreign. Old file. to "74a.

66e. to 76a.
Ella. to 770.
71g. to
6IA. to RN.

fine '79z.
fine 17e.
fun} '778.
fine 134 a.

fiue 775,

Barley, Norfolk and Suftblk
- Lino°lasbire.

333. to 354.
116 s. to 40s

due 41s.
flue 41i.

YorkAaire Wold
Beans. Tick

J6r4. to SW
SSA. to 42A.
3&4. to 455.

tine 41s.
tne 435.
fine 445.

Oats. I'oland and rotato ....... ......... 22s. to 31s. tine 334.
Frinzland and Sinall 2ts. to 288. tine 2118.
Mulling 14,1 to 1(11. per Stone.
Shelling 36s. to —a. --e. to 998. per Load.
Malt 444. 49a. tine 508. per Load.
_..

Rapeseed

LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Aua. 6

On this day week we noticed a decline in the value of
wheat of id. to id. per buShel, which was, however, fully
recovered last Tuesday. There has since been a good de-
mand for all qualities, and at this morning's market there
were buyers at a moderate extent, at an advance on last
quoted prices of fully 3d. per 'Nibs. Oats have scarcely
varied in value, but there is mulch leas choke of tine quali-
ties than during the previous week. The only alteration
in the value of other grain is a reduction in beans of ls. to
2s per quarter.

We have experienced another dull week in our market
fur produce generally. The sales of British plantation
sugar scarcely amount to 300 bads. ; iu prices, however,
there is no alteration worthy of notice. In other descrip-
tions of sugar nothing has been done. About 100 pun-
cheons of West India molasses have been sold. The busi-
ness done iu Coffee is confined to 50 tees. Jamaica sold to
the grocers at former rates. Bums remain steady; sales
limited. Our Cotton market still continues very dull, and
in the business by private contract the holders have gene-
rally had to make a further concession of id. per lb. from
last week. The arrivals are 12,8139 bags. The sales are
$,400 bags. The Tobacco market has remained dull dur-
iug the week, but we do not notice any alteration in prices.-
Our market for Dyewoods hoe been dull. The business
doing in Indigo is on a limited scale, and prices are barely
supported. Saltpetre has been in limited request; the
sales are 220 bags at 235. 6d. to 265. 6.1. per cwt. Tal-
low is steady. There has been scarcely any business doing
in Hides.

SCOTCH MARK ETS.
HADDINGTON CORN Al MlKET.—llcc.

Barley has advanced a little to-day upon last Friday's
price top up Is. and average about 2d.-102 quarters
were sold, Si unsold. Oats have gone down 2i. on the
top, and lc 2d. on the average-247 quartvgs were sold,
46 unsold. Wheat is &mg 2s. on the top, and up 4d.
on the average Sales dull in all the markets; Pease are
up, and Beans down.
Wheat. Burley. Oat.. lerPease. Beans.
W Irst lSs 410 Ott 'AS 04 37s Od 31's Od
Second OttOd 256 td Od 32s Od
Third
There were 36i1 qrs. of Wheat a market. whereat were sold.
24 Unsold.-31 Grey.
Average. 31. 6.l2ths

DALKEITH cow,
There was &Urge supply
Jay's market. Wheat rokl
as last week. _

111AltK.F.T.—Dee. 4.
of all kiuds of Grai
.eadily at about the so

Wheat. Barley. oats. rca,e.
First ls Od 993 Chi 2ik Od
Second 7t9 01 alla Od 26a Od 31s Oil
Third 67a Od Sis Od 2als Od Od

CORNWAIfI._II.IARKETS.

Lin at this
mine prices

Beans.
88s Od
34s Od
34s Od

Tausto.—Whet(7l;eraii)3ls.o,l.—Barlev, 148.-04.5. 12s.fid.
liataTom--Wboat, 235. 6,l.—Barley, 141.6 d.
AtisTitti.—Whipat, 30s. to MS.—Batley, 1%.i. to 10s.—Oats,
13s. 0,1. to 14s.
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BOEIMIN—VITheat (average) 28e.6+1.—Barley, 113. 6d.—Oats, 12s.
Lai:NessTax—Wheat (average) Ws. ocl. arley, 15s. O L —Oats,
114. o.l.—Beef, 6d.—blutton, 54t.
LtstcsAao—Wheat,2l4. t' 29 31.—Batley,14s. o.l.—flats, 12s.
to ON d.

COLUMB—Wheat, 31i. to ati.—Barloy, Lig. to
and Mutton, 5d.? 50.7yeal and Landi,.o4l to 541. _ _

275. :to 23s.—Bailey, to 13s.—Oats,
tq I Is. od.—Beef and Mutton. stl. to Od.—Pork, :lid. to 0,1.
Butter. 11d. pee lb.

MINING INTELLI G EXCH. Tuna. Cwt,
Quantity of eopper Ore sold at Redruth last Thursday 2,1 43 0
4vorage Produce
• anal -

Quantity of tine Copper ,_
154 11
Anaonnt of x, 11.:58& J 24. Od.—Average Standard. 114/. 4s. Od

Yesterday afternoon, between the hours of two
and three o'clock, a respectably dressed young woman,
apparent!), about 19 years of age, attempted to drown her-
self, under the following :distressing ciretruastances :—She
ran down the steps at the toll-keeper's side, Wellington-
street, Waterloo Bridge, and hired a boat, desiring the Wa-
terman to row her quickly over to the Surrey side. She
arenied in t state of considerable agitation ; and when the
boatman had proceeded about midway she suddenly arse
from her seat, and plunged head foremost into the water.
so rapidly teas the act perpetrated, that the Waterman,
whose back was toward's her, could not preient the rash
act, Several boats were passing at the time, and every
exertion was immediately used to rescue her--fortunately
with ime,64l. She was taken out iu less than five minutes,
and carried to St. Clement Danes workhouse, where she
was promptly attended to by the matroq and pariah sur-
ge,.. 09 being questioned by the fuetner, on her reco-
vering, as to the reason that induced her to make away
with herself, she burst into teals, and said she could not
account for it, as she had a good husband and a happy
home. Her husband was sent for, and be ail-lived at the
workhouse about half-past four. The meeting between
them seemed to he of the most painful description, She
remains at the above workhouse, as her removal at the
present moment might be attended with dangerous conse-
quences.

CLNIRED OUTWARDS.--The Iligginson, Banks,
for BarbaJoea ; Agatha, De Jong, for Dordt and Rotter-
dam; Harrell, Coae, St. Michael's; Matilda, Vault, for
Trieste and
.Ancona ; Fortitude, Wardel, for Trieste and
Venice.

DEC. 6.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Florida, Tenk-
ham, from New York ; Belvidere, Nabb, from Charles..
ton ; Bootee, —, Messina ; John Metcalf, Black,
from Drogheda ; Elizabeth, Bushell, Quebec; W. Her_
Glederie, from Bay'Chaleur ; Hope, Williams, New-
foundland; Endeavour, Parry, from Newport; Nimble,

from Fowry.

CLEA RED Ourwsai;s.—The Petrel, Harris, for San
Lucar ; Mersuy, Grindley, for Maranbain ; Mary, Wells,
for NEaranhain ; Nottingham, Alaukintosh, for Jamaica ;
Edward, Cornish, for New York ; Caledonia Packet,
for Faro; Juno, Macleod, for —; limes, Oberon,
for Monte Video.