The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

DEVIZES, Oet. 4.

We have had continued- and heavy. rain throughout the
morning: our Market was in consequence but thinly attended.
Good old Wheat Obtained Is. per sack wore than last week—
the best new Wheat was disposed of at our last quotations,
hut the inferior was nearly unsaleable.

Best Wheat 42$ Od a 46s Od Oats
Barley .... 34s Otl a 46s Od Beans 24S Od a 26s Od
995 Sacks of Wheat, sold at the average of 33s 3d.
At Norwich, per Quarter.
Wheat .... 70s Oda 748.011 Oats . 22s Od a £4s od
-- New fiOs Od a 62s Od Beans 36s od a 335-0 d
Rye - Od a 245-0(1
Barley 24s Od a 363 od Malt, per Cwb.3Bs Od a 40s Od
Peas, White 38s Od a 40s Od Best Flour s:ss Od a's7s, Od
Grey . 28s Od a 30s Od I per sack.
Coals, —s Od a 38s 4d per chaldron.
Rough Tallo.w —d per 111 or 4s 6,1 per stone. _.
Dipt Candles, ,9d—ZYlotild, 10t1 per lb.
Average price of Fresh Butter in Norwich Market, from
12d a I3d per pint.
Prices of Butter at Swanam and Downharn (with Cont-
mission)—From► 30s to 36s per Firkin of 561bs.
Clover Hay 3s 3d a 3s 9d per cwt.
Ditto (New)
Hardland ditto
Meadow ditto
Wheat Straw IS 9tl a 2s' 3tl ditto
Barley ditto is 6d a Is 9J ditto

YA 117410 U tH, Oct. 4.—Our Market this week has been
well supplied with Wheats ; the new coining damp and grown,
are with difficulty gut rid of at a decline of 2s to 4s. Old
fully support their prices and are wanted. Barley, Oats, and
Peas, the same as last week. t eans Qs per- qtiarter
cheaper.
Wheat, White 4Ss a 90.3
Red 4os a 72s
Barley (Malt). 3(is a 40s
--- (Gr.) 30s a 2-2 s
Beans

Peas, Boiling —s a —s
Grey
Oats, New
-- Old
Flour, per sack

LYNN, Oct. 4.—We had a I
a good supply of both Wheat al
siness done, and each a►ticle ni
quarter from last week's pri4
other articles, except Flour, wi
Wheat 0. .. 608,0 d a 68s od I

large blanket on Tuesday, and
lid Barley; but very little bil-
let a reduction of 4s to as per
ces. Very.little alteration in
Bich is lower Us per sack.
Pease, Wb. —s Od a—s Od

- .. 40s Od a 62. Od 1-- Grey .14s Od a ais Od
Barley 0.... 36s Od a 40s Oil Beans ..... 36s 01 a aSs Od
—Stain 20s Oil a 24s Od - New —s Od a—s Od
Oats . 22s 0(1 aWs Od Fine Flour 54s Od per suck

Rape-seed '-1 and —I per last.
CAMBRIDGE, Sept. 29.—Average.
Wheat

Rye
Barley —s Od
HUNTINGIK
Wheat .... 50s Od a 62s 0,1
Barley .... 23s oil a 27s od ,
Peas

. .
I Peas ...... 2s Od
Beans ...... ..89s 5d
IN, Sept. 29
Oats
lle.ins•
—s Od.

Y, Sept. 99.
Ticks • 35s a—s
Hog .Pease
Boiling 28s a —s
Flour
Hay, per ton 65s a 80s
Clover 7os a 80s
Straw
:1,4_ Sept. 28.

CANTeas u
Wheatßrown 50s a 75s
White 74s a S4s
New s2s a 64s
Rye —3 a —s
Barley • 2Bs a 36s
_ _ _

Oats 2ts a 25s
Beaus 263 a 353

TENTEitnE:
Wheat White 62s a 703
--Red 523 a 643
Barley
Oats 2os a 26s

Bratis
lease White 3Os 4 346
-- Grey 3os a 32$

Cu ESTER, Sept. 29.
Wheat, per quarter, Winchester measure, 82; &I—Barley,
—s Od—Oats, —s

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NANTwICH, Sept. 29.
Wheat, per 75 lb. -8s tid a Ds Od—Barley, 38 qts, Os Od a
Os Od—Oats, 3s 4d a 4s Od.

SfittEwsisti KY, Sept. it 9.
Wheat: 38 qts l3s Gd • 92s Opi The Quar. of
Barley . Bs 9,1 _ 58s I lid 8 Winches-
Oats, 57 qts
• 7...%
Peas .

Hides; 3id per lb—Calf SLiCis, sd—Tallow, 4d.

WORCESTER, Sept• 22.
Wheat .... 7s otl a 12s ad j Oats
Bailey .... 4s Gd a 6s 8d I Beaus Gs Ott aGs 9d
Prase

DONCASTER, Sept. 29.
Per Load.

Wheat 15s Od a 22s Od Beans l3s 6J a 15s Gd
Superfine '—s Oil a—s Od New
01(1 2ss Od a 30s Ott Grey Peas .. 15s Od a 15. od
Rye

Quartur.
Oats
Superfine
Fina new —s Od a—s Oa Grinding —s Od a od
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Oct. 2.

There was a large supply of Grain fresh in to-day, and a
peat deal remaining from form,l arrivals, and having very
few buyers, an extremely dull sale was experienced in every
article' at an almost general decline in prices; Old .Wheat
was td to Gd; new Gd to 15 per 7011); grinding Batley 3d per
601 b; old Oats, 2,1 to ad ; new, tid per 451 b; Beans, Is to 2s
per quarter ; Flour, 5s to 4s, and Oatmeal is per sack cheaper
than on this day week, and other. articles with difficulty sup-
ported our currency of that day.
Wheat, English
Foreign
Irish ... lOs GI a its Gd
Barley, English
Foreign - Os Od a Os Ott
Potatoe
Malt, Fine ..
Beans,
English Flour, per 2401b5. 65s a GGs—Seconds, stis a 60s—
American Flour, —s a -s per barrel of 19611,5. 'net.
Import of Grain for the' Week coding. Oct. 1.
Wheat. 10,056 qrs ; Rye, !—; Oats, 19,757 ; Barley, 2479;
Beaus, 1167 ; Pease, 46 ; Oatmeal, 54); Flour, 574 sacks,
56 barrels.

LEEDS, Oct. 2.—Wheat, old of fine quality, has been in
.demand at an advance of 2s to 3S per quarter; other descrip-
tion of old may be noted Is to 2s per quarter higher ; the
best runs of new Wheat hare been sold at the prices of last
week, but other descriptions are very difficult sale at lower
prices ; Barley, old, fresh, arid of good quality, supports its
price, other Oeseriptions•dull-and - lower • Oats, old, may
be noted without alteration, but the &manillas .been
; there have been but few now ones brought to market ;
Beani and Giey Peas, old, may be noted Is to 2s per quarter
lower; no new have yet aneareci at matket, White Peas

may also he noted 2s per quartet lowo-; Shelling full Is per
load lower than.last weel.i. Malt has been sold" On i.duer
better terms. Flour, made from.good old. Wheat, sappy; s
its price; but that made from new Varies in price. Rape.eed
ssithuut variation in price.—The weather still remains un-
settled, with rain, more or less. nearly every day.
LEIcEsTER, Sept. 29.

Wheztti old, Bps Od a 89s, nevr, s a ;0; Rye, Os Od ; Bar-
ley, old, 403 Od a 53s Od ; .Oats, 34s Od ; Beans, —s Od ; Hog
Pease, —s od ; Pale Malt, —s Od a 80s Od per quarter ; Oat-
meal, —s od per bowl of 1401bs; Fine Flour, per sack, Gds Ud;
Seconds, Ciss od ; Thirds, 69,s Od.
M.skinklyr HARIWROUGH, Oct. —s Od a 6ls Od;
Rye, —s a s; Barley, 35s a4ss; •Oats, —s a —s; Beans, N.,
48s; Pease —s a ; Malt —s'a 80s ;' Fine Flour per sack, 645;
Seconds 62s ; .Thirds; 595.

LoOomsonounn, Oct. 4.—Wheat, 76s Od; Barley, 355;
Oats, 22s ; Beans, ; Malt, 76s ; Fine Flour, per saciri
60s ; Seconds, 575; Thirds, 55s Od.

UPPINGHAm, Oct. 3.—wheat, 60s a SOs ; Barley, 40s a
46s ; Oats, —s a —s ; Beans, 405_4 42s—Old,

, .
LINCOLN, Oct. R.
wheat sos a sos Od Barley 33s a—s Od
Oats
Peas

Lourvi, Oct. 3.
Wheat ...... .. Ws a 80s Od Barley 2Bs Od a 319
Oats
Rye —s a—s Od Pease
Hold., Oct. 2. .

Our Market has again been very numerously attended, and
many samples offered. Old Wheat is Is to 2s per quarter
lower, and new from as to 4s lower ; Oats have been sold at
Is per stone. No alteration in Beans or Bailey.
Grain brought coastwise.-Wheat, 344; Bartey, 515; Oats;
14 ; Rye, —; Beans and Peas, 512 quarters.
Grain carried coastwise.—Wheat, 1225; 0at5,3840;. Barley;
—•, Tares, —; and Peas, quarters.
Wheat, English, per quarter • .66s 691 a 74s
---- New
• ' • Oats, Old • 2i s t22i a 26*
•
---New —s —5 a
Riga Oats

. .
Hamburgh
_—s a —4
Beans
_
Barley
English Tares
---F'oreigii.
—s —s a —J

_ .
Rapeseed
NORTHAMPTON, Sept. 29
10. Wheat .. 78s Od a 86s Od N. Beans .. —s 04 a—s 01
N. Wheat .. —s Od a 84s Od 0. Beans .. 46, Uet a 43s 0"
Barley ..... 44s Od a 41s Ed N. Peas .... —s Od a—s 04
N. Oats .... —s Od a—sod I O. Peas .... 32s Od a 34s VI
().,Oats .... 32s Oda 34s 04 I Rye

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DAVENTRY, Oct. 3.
Od
Wheat . Gas Od a 88s Od Bean; .... 50s Od a ---s -
n
Barley : .35s Od a 50s Od Hog Peas - ....s Od
Oats

. . . .
BIRMINGILIAT•
Wheat.... 9s nd a Its 9d Beans .... 4s 9d a fls Od
13ar1ey.... 4s: 9d a is .6d .W. Pcas .. 4s 9d a tis
Oats .... 3s Od a 5s Od Or. no ~... 4s Od a 55 Y"

Per Winche.fter Measure. • ' •
• WOLVERHAMPTON.
Wheat.... Ils Oda 12s ti'd I Oats 4s 24 a 49 i'Ad
Barley 7s Od a 8s 44-1 Beaus .... Os Od a- PI 0

• STAFFORD, Sept. 29.
Wheat qs Od a 13s 4d Oats
New Barley 3s 6%.1 a 9s 04 I Beans

WlNcnEsTEß,Fr(tetl.o6l.—Colrvist,leii)eti:
. .
QBOusaraterB.4s—Barley; 355
a 36s—Oats, 24s a 28s. ,
ALRESFORD, Oct. 6.—Wheat, 68s a 92s a I ' a4D cyi .1 Os
-Oats, 26s to 30s.
BASINGSTOKE,. Oct. s.—Wheat, 52s a 83s—Barlev 3
,
40S—Oats, 21$ a2ss—Beans, 27s to 38s. •
NEwn uRY, Oct. 4.—Wheat, 30s a 90s—Barley, 295 3 43'
—Oats, 23s a 33s—Beans, 30s a 48s—Pease, 60s a 40s.
NrwPoRT (Isle of Wight), Oct, s.—The average price of
'lyheat ac our Market, on Saturday, was 151. Os. per load•
DuituAm, Sept.29.—,Wheat 12s Qs! a 16s, tier boll ; Oa'
26s ,Sd per-quarter.
• DaaLsNoToN, Oct. I.—Red Wheat, old 13s 3d a 1;55 6,41'
new —s Gd a las ad ; White, old 16s 6d, new 15s od;
5s 4d a 6s Sd; Barley 8s; Beaus 94 a lOs per boll.
NEWCASTLE, Sept. 29.—Wheat, Northumberland, oldPir
qr- 60s a 68s ;' ditto, new 4as a 62s—Rye, English 325 a 365-74
Barley, Norfolk 30s a 36s ; Scotch —s a —s; Northornhellsl',-,
32s a 369—Malt, Norfolk pale 54s a Gis—Oats, potatoe
25s a 27s ; ditto new its a 2iss; common old 22s a 255; ditto
new 20s a (225,_. foreign
.195 a 22s per qr.—Flout, fine 475 3
53s per sack.—Hams 60s a 6ts per cwt—Butter 40$ per firkin
—Cumberland bacon 38slid a 406—Hams, sizeable 62s ; dt to
large 48a per cwt—Butter 40s per firkin.
SUNDERLAND, Sept. 29.—Fine old white Wheat, Gres a 645,
per. quarter—Red Wheat, new and old; 48i a's6s—ln Oats
and Barley no particular alteration.—Fine Flour, 465 a 4s'
per sack.
MDRFErti, Oct. 3.—Beef, 5s a Os 94—Mutton, rs a :s g 1-"'
Lamb, 4s 9d a 59.9 d per stone, sinking offals.—W heat, 455
62s—Rye, 36s a 385—Barley, a2s a 33s 4d—Cat , ;7s 4tl a *4"
per quarter. f
Yotne Wool, MARKET.—We had a good . supply of
at our market on Thursday. Prices front 145 6tl to 16 Gd pee
stone.
Chichester Beast Market, on Wednesday, exhibited a most
plentiful supply of 'Meat, of every description, botb fat al a_
leash, The number of. sheep and. lambs penned was great?:
than ever before remembered- by.the oldest inhabitant'
great 1e
market toll, in coops, being paid for 3,304 ; Beef , was °a'
in great quantity; but there was enough for the demand!
of
it has not been, so cheap•for twenty years. 'As the Vari3t,4l%%,
in prices was great, an average can scarcely be quoted' gee"
s
know that good ewe smitten sold at '2s 411 per stone,, (se'✓,
account); and hog meat under 3s. Prime meat met hit.'
prices. 001
On Tnesday.Arundel Market was well supplied with
at
and Mutton ; for the former there was a brisk deroaT'buot
3s Gd a 4s per stone; ti.s latter was heavy in sale, li,
ru
wet her fetching about 4s, and ewe 3s 4d a Os Gd.—Tl'''.."(,;at
market exhibited a tolerable supply of Wheat of the presbut
year's growth, which being in general cold and sproutedr .545
little business was done,- and that for the best 50E6 a
, 1,
58s per quarter, whilst several samples of good old reach
70s a 725. Cheese
At Lymington Fair on Tuesday last, the.quantity - ire
pitched fell short of the usual supply, and it suet with rail:os
a brisk sale, at the following prices :—Best old So:tier-Se?' 42$
a 825; new ditto, 56s a GOs ; coward, 503; half cosvarorth,,.
a 465; skim, iOs a 30s.—The unsettled state of the WO
•
prevented that full attendance in the pleasure fair for '4ll' '
it has been celebsated. r ther°
At
alirmingham Michaelmas Fair on Thursday 1357,,, „et
was good show of fat cattle and sheep, both Of which Gift
with brisk sale, but more particularly the latter, few' 0;0
being drivers away unsold. As usual at this season ?' but
year, a considerable number of stores were exbibitedi.
flosu their great quantity many returned unsold. Det °ors
Mutton averaged sd. pet lb. each. There were but few I:
.01.
-in the Fair, and in that line very little business was sect
Onions were abundant, and very cheap. en for
Gloucester 'Barton Fair,_oll Friday, wasibe poorest sei
many years, and very little business was done. Puce' all
sorts were low; the feW tat cows which were sold aye? Tio,
front 44r1 to 6d per lb. The sheep market was very full, fee
the prices were low, and very little doing.. Horses Le,
innumber, inferior in quality,- and in no demand. Pils'
evro
merous, but the sale dull Irish pigs from 4it° 6,5 /7:1,001
English ditto, Gs to 75. There wasea large suPPLY treg
pitched, which brought, two-meal :icon SlOs to 'l5l e."
making, from 48s to GOs. Onioos, of which there is tilt
a very abundant crop,.
so.-la at about 9d per peck.
Aylesbury New Michaelmas Fair was tieiil. Toevkiv,„, ;
well conaitioned cow cattle there was a tolerably go"d
is few of the Devonshire oxen ; a. good urove of pro
cattle ; and also a number of fine wethers, ewes'
and pigs. The horse trade displayed many fine cart ge'ohle
and mares ; but for these, although offered at reas°,,,eral
prices, few purchasers came forward. Indeed, the Ico *ll2
business of the Fair was cuusitlered very Hat. oWi"g,•ulffereot
variable and precarious state of the mat kets for
Ifißtssls of stock, -and the tv,nt of rummy.►erf
ridgwater Fair, on 'ruesday, wets well supplied WI sore'
descrip kin of stock. Fat beasts vwere sold tor 9s a 10116
Sheep were in great abundance, but • there was "Ile airs'
dental.] for them ; although horses were numerous,3), Olt;
were almost all of a very inferior description. Ail 00d 11'
plies of this Fair experienced a very slack demand,.
greater proportion remained undispused of.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.. t' were
clo' ' 10
WORCESTER, Oct. 3.—On Saturday 1710 new Pl' ; 70!); .
weigh9l, the avirage. prices of which were 404 1' Th 4-97,
old pockets were also weighed ;• prices 36s to 50: j
so pi.'
seems a general opinion that,tbe produce will not u
as was recently expected.
Price of Hops iu the Borough.
Bags. 1. Poekets• 1
t? 3
to Bllo'
2l
bs
t _
'r
Kent 2l Os to 31 15s 1 Kenti) to
Sussex 2l Os to sis Os Sussex ..... `2l. us to (.44
Essex ...... 01 04 .to 01
,u
Farnham .... 01 °s

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