The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-15 00:00:00

Malt Is to load Shelling Is tq 2s per luad
lower. Flour, 2s per quarter 'oiVer. Rapesebd more in de-
mand, and 10s to 11. per last higher.

LiNcoLN:Oct. 6.
Wheat 4Bs a 74s Od Batley 34s a 365 Od
Oats .. —s a 24s Od Beans —s a—s Od
Peas
Lotrn, Oct. 3. .

Wheat 6os a 80s Od Barley
28s Od a. 315
Oats
Rye —s a —s Od 1 Pease

LEICESTER, Oct. 6

Wheat, old, 75s Od a 85s; new, 55s a 70; Rye, Os ad ; Bar-
ley, old, 40s ad a 52s ad ; Oats, 82S Od ; Beans, —s Od ; flog
Pease, —s od ; Pale Malt, —s Od a 80s Od per quarter ; Oat-
meal, 49s ad }lei bowl of 14011)S; Pine Flour, per sack, V‘is ad;
Seconds, 6'28.0d ; Thirds, 59s Od.
MAbtk.P.:T HARBOUOLIGH, Oct. 9.—Wheat, 56s od Od;
Rye, —s a s ; Barley, 46s a 50s ; Oats, 33s a 37s ; Beans, N.,
465; Pease —s a —s ; Malt —s a 80s; Fine Flour persack, 655.;
Seconds, 63s ; Thirds, 60s.

LOUGHBOROUGH, Oct: It .—Wheat, 75s od; -Barley, 365;
Oats, 23i ; Beans, —s ; Malt, 76s ; Fine Flour, per sack,
Seconds; 56s ; • Thirds, 54s Od.

UPPINGHANI, Oct. 10.—Wheat, 50s a 81s; Barley, 303 a
51s ; Oats, —s a 30s ; Beaus, 44s a 45s—Old, —s.

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WORCESTER, Oct. 6.
Wheat .... 6s 6d a Its 9d I Oats
Barley .... 4s Od a 7s Od Beans

Pease
NORTHAMPTON, Oct. 6.
10. Wheat .. 80s Od a 82s od N. Beans .. —s Od a—s od
N. Wheat .. 52s od a 60s Od 0. Beans .. 40s Od a 42s Od
Barley ..... 40s Od a 46s Ott N. Peas .... —s Od a —OM
N. Oats .... --;—'s Od a—s Ott 10. Peas .... —s Od a—s 0d
0. Oats .... 29i Oda 3ls od I Itye --s Od a—s Od

DAVF.NTILY, Oct. 10. '
Wheat • 64s Od &88s Od Beans .... 50s Od a --4 od
Barley 3ss Od a 50s Od Hog Peas —s 041
Oats

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BIEtMINGHAM•
1
Wheat.... Ss nd a 12s 3d Beans .... 4s 6d a Ss nd
Barley.... 3s 9d a 7s 6,1 W. Peas .. 4s 6d a os 9d
Oats .... 3s Pd a 5s Od Gr. au ... . 3s 9t7 a 5s 9d

Per Winchester Measure. •
WoLVERHAyirfoN.
Wheat .... Gs 8d a 1-2 s 01 I Oats Ss 9d a 5s Oi
Barley..'..'4s 9s ud I Beans .... us ud a 9S 'Oa

STAFFORD' Oct. 6.
Wheat
New Barley .. 39.6 d a 95_041 1 Beaus

Prices of Corn, per Quarter.
WINCHESTER, Oct. N.—Wheat, 80s a 83s--Barley, 35'
a 36s—Oats, 24s a 28s.
ALRESFORD, Oct. 11.—Wheat, 68s a 92s—Barley, 30s a 425
—Oats, 265 to 30s.

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BASINGSTOKE, Oct. 11.—Wheat, 54s a 82s—Barley, 27i al
38s—Oats, 23s a 23s—Beans, 27s to 395.
NEWBURY, Oct. 11.—Wheat, 35s a 90s—Barley, 25s a 405'
—Oats, 23s a 351—Beans, 2Ss a 44s—Pease, 30s a 40s.
NEWPORT (Isle of Wight), Oct. 12.—The average price of
Wheat at our Market, on Saturday, Was 141 is Sd per lOad.
DURHAM, Oct. 6.—Wheat lOs a 15s Od, per bull; Oats,
new 5s 6d a 6s 3d per boll.
13ARNARDCAsTLE, Oct. 10.—Wheat, new lOs a 14s Ed, old
Is a 15s ; Barley 7s ; Oats 5s a bs pet- boll; Beef 5d ; Mut-
ton Sid ; Lamb 4id; Pork 6tl ; Veal 7d per lb.
DAKLINGToN, Oct. B.—Red Wheat, old 15s 3d a 165 Od,
new 13s 3d 14s 64 ; White, old 17s 6d, new 15S Od; Oats,
As 8d a 7s 4d ;' Barley Os to Ss; Beans 10s; Pease 9s 66 Per
boll.
MoRPETH, Oct. 10.—Beef 5s a As 9d per stone, sinking of"
Pals; Mutton 4s Sd ass 6d; Lamb 4s Sd a 5s 6d; Wheat
SOS a 665; Rye 36s a 38s; Barley 32s a 34s ; Oats 18s Ad 3
26s Od per qr.
STOCKTON, Oct. 16.—Wheat 13s a I6s per ball ; Oats f.'s
a 3S-4d per bushel.
SUNDERLAND, Oct. 6.—Fine old White Wheat, 60s a 645
Fine new Red Wheat, 52s a 57s—Country Oats, 22s
Potatoe ditto, 28s a 32s—Barley, 32s a 31s—Beins, 345 a 36s
per quarter:—Fine Flour, 46s a 50s per sack.
NEWCASTLE, Oct, 6.—Wheat, Northumberland old, Per
.
quarter,,62s a 70S; ditto new, 50s a 63s—Rye, English, 3°5 .
0-,
36s—Barley, Norfolk, 30s a -385,-Northumberland, 36s a s''
—Malt, Norfolk pale,- 54s a 665-=Oats, pot aloe dld, 27s a 295,2
ditto new, 24s a 275; -common old, 24s a 265; ditto new,
a 245; foreign, 20s a 24s—Flour, fine, 47s a 53s per sack'
Hams, 64s per cwt—Butter, 405 per firkin—CuMberTand BA'
con, 39s a 40s 6d—Hams, sizeable; 60s a *Mt's ; ditto Wge/
48s per cwt—Butter, 40s per firkin.

CoitNwALL. MARKETS.
Truro. Wheat (average) 23s 9d—!Barley, Ss Pd—pats
7s bd.
St. Austell.—Wheat, 20s a 23s Od—Barley, as Oct a 95 6,1-**
Oats, 7s Od a 8s Od.
Launceston—Wheat, Ils Od a 16s.0d—Barley, 6s 6d a 7s Ott
Oats, 5s a6s 61.
Callington—Wheat,tss 041 a I6s 5s Od a gs 04--
Oats, 6s Od a 7s 6d—Beef, 4d a sd—Mutton, 3d.a 4d—PutlK
and Veal, 4d a- 41.
Camelford—W heat 21s a 24siOd=-Barley, los od a 1150 d
—Oats, 6s 6d a-is Od—Beef, 4d a Sd—Mutton, 4d a Od—Lambe
Od—Pork, Od a Od. 1
YORK Woot. MAREET.—There was a large supply ofw Wel,
on Thursday, considering the lateness of the season,
sold at from 14s d to 16s Od per stone.
lietford Faib was well attended last week ; hops were
great plenty, but few buyers ; the best samples of this year s
growth fetched 51 12s per cwt. Old hops scarcely salabi"
Cheese in great abundance and excellent in quality, from 4".
to 60s.
At Nottingham Fair, which commenced on Tuesday week'
there was a larger quantity of cheese than at any former Pe
riod. The price on the first,day.was, for prime dairies, fr°,ll,'
45s to 48s per cwt. a peculiarly fine (laity or two sold 'or;
something more. On the second day, a small reduction to"
place of one or two shillings, per hundred.. Of horses there
was an rxieusive show, which generally sold for lower prices
than heretdfore. Store beasts fetched a's-omewhat increased
price, as did also-new mulch cows.
Our great Fair on Tuesday and Wednesday, denoted a ge:
neral stagnation_ in the sale of farming produce, with the e%4
ception of Butte,. On the forme' day, there was the fisle%
spew of sheep, and the greatest number erer known in tt"'
town; a sufficiency of pens could not be provided, and
drcds were either stopped on the road.hither, or sent hack
soon as they reached the suburbs : fat -ones sold at from 4d tc,'_
541 per lb ; stores were unsaleable. Pigs were numerous; •
few fat animals obtained 5d but the general prices were fr"T';
3d to 4d per lb. Oh the folloWing day, -"the supply of cat'.i
was too excessive for the demand; fat beasts obtained 4ad t°
54d ; we heard of 5 fat bullocks, estimated 10 score per qtlaT
ter, sold at 161 lOs a-head, in consequence of the trick 0i 1,
dealer, who having offered that price, urged several friei!(._
successively to offer lower and lower prices, until at last or
first bidding was accepted. Skim Cheese fetched. from 253.,:i
35s per cwt. middling Dairies from 40s to 45s per cwt• t
best Dairies- from 46s to 55s per cwt. Titers was a grea
quantity on hand yesterday morni, g, which was sold at ,
reduction of from 4s to 5s per cwt. -The average price
Butter was froM aid to id per lb. but a few lots fetched a:
e
high as 90 per lb. and all was sold. Bacon, from 54d to 6"
per lb. Hams, 7d per Ib4--I•Shreceshrtry aroniele.)
Lancaster Michaelmas Fair' commenced Ott Wednesday'
when but a moderate" number of Cattle were shewn. The
p-rices low both for fat and lean, particulM-ly the former. The
Cheese Fair was brisk at the following prices:—prime dairies,
50s a 54s per cwt 465.

BIRTHS.
On the 18th inst., at Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, Mrs'
Pattray, of a daughter.
On the 13th inst., at Hampstead, the lady of Lees Shaw, Esq.

of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 13th inst., at Hackney, Middlesex, Mr. Willey, of
Wellelose-square_, solicitor, to Miss Slipper, of the former place'
On. Thursday last, at St,George's, Capt. James Kay to DID
Mary Dixon,' of Durham. of
On Tuesday -last, at Hanbury, William Harris, Esq.,
Castle-Hay Park, to Mary, daughter of the late John .141.1124
of-Paula Hall, Staffordshir2. Of
At Burton upon Trent, Wednesday last, Mr. WithneTlm,
Brisfincote Hall, in Derbyshire, to :Mss Ayre.