The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-06 00:00:00

COULVTAY MJIEKETS.

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At LA Haddington market,'Wheat sold heavily,
Orices about Is. per bolt cheaper. Barley, aboor,
Is. 6d. per boll d,-arer,.best 365. current prices 275.
to 345. ; Osts much the same as last week, best 31s,
currentprices 275. to 345.; Pease and Beans about
2s. per boll cheaper, best 30s. -current prices
24's. to 275: Gd. There were 894 bolls of Wheat jil the market, *hereof 62 sold at -prices from 30s•
to 51s. per boll.—Ayer ale 425. 2-12 d. per
Trinity fair, aundee; was held last week. Elms
and Lambs net a ready Sale.; Ewes and 'Weft') -3 were not so much in demand. The show of
cat
though not so very--great as on the lag two year,i;
was considerable: The e-xcessive drought, and pur'
chasers standing aloof in expeMation of a reduatio::' of prices, made the Market dull the first part of the
day ; but towards afternoon a.general sale On good terms was etfetc.ted: HOrses sold well, prices very
high. _
• At Southall Cattle Market, near Uxbridge, Mid-
dltisex, oil Wednesday, -.lone- 27, there were 228
Beasts; 2,830 Kelp, 1050-. Lambs,, and 74 Pi--;•
The price of Beef W ils 43. 6d. Co 6s. 6d. ; Mut-
ton 59. to Ud. j, Lambs ss. 6d. to 7s. ;
ss. 10d. to 7s. 2(LP-et—gone, sinking- otrals.
At Cambrid HorsegHorse Fair; the show \v fiery in
Considerable, and but ftw-- buyers; most of the. in-
ferior kind remain unsold.
Coventry
_Fair waS' well supplied with Cattle,
which• sold at reduced prices. A. large show of
Sheol), and prices something lower than at the neigh-
boilring nirs. A great fair of Horses, which appear'
to be tailing in price.-
Boston Market,. on Jime 27, was but thinly sup-
plied with samples of Grain; Wheat has fallen
l
price 4s: or ss, per quarter.' The Oat,tade is brisk,
add ontid samples in allyance 2s. or 3s. per qtrzer,
,and' sold as -follow : 'Wheat 933. to I ogs. prime
samples as high as 1125.;- Oats from 20S. to 28s. per qu Irter.

BUII c9.—We had a pre►ty good supply of
Wheat at market thrs week, which sold for rather
more money than last week. Barleys are sca'c•,
and sell for more money. In other Grain and FloUr
no •

FAKENHAM, JUNE had'Scarce any btisi'
ness done at our luatket this day ; we had a log
samples of Wheat,. which went off heavily at last
Week's'Prices. No business hi the Barley trade.
At Corpus Christi Fair, Veld at 'Stamford, its
Monday, fat' stock sold 1-cad-ay at good prices. The
drynesS of 'the seasdn prevented a quick sale of
Cattle ; many Scotch and Irish Beasts'remainedilit'
sold in the evening:, •
LYNN, JUNE 26.,We tad a very small market to'''
day. 'Wheat and "Barley, of good quality full/
maintain our last qdtitalions. Oats are anich, in de-
mand, and dearer 3s per quarter. We notice no al-
tertion in any other decctiption of Grain. Particu-
lars as folloW :—Wheat," best, 108 s. to 110 s.; ditto
second; 89s. to 9451; 'Barley, 41S. to 425.;
zos. to 855.; ditto, second,. 20S. to 245.; and
Beans, 50s. to 51S. Oerouarter. Fine Flour, gos. to
925. per sack.

WrsaEcti, JUNE Dave searcely any thing
doing' in our Corn Alarket this ; a few largo
lots of Oats 'were offend, I.)nt the late rains caused 3
-great chillness in the "Wheats were a trifle
lower. • OM S at no varl'atirin: Bears, none at market.
I,VA K , U hsid a 'pretty good
•supply of Wilell for this clav's market by our farmers,
as well as a *tolerable supply .up ,the river ; having
but few buyers, caused a heavy sale in fine sample',
'at fpll mss, per quarter Ole:Ter ; other sorts are scarce
saleable. Fine Malts were in deniandand, and about
s..pet load dearer. Oats plentijul,
ord ts. to
23. per quarter higher. In Beans but little altera-
tion in price.

At Ipswich -Mill:et, on the 30tIrJune,•there was
a 14i:idling supply of Whe.:st, and a short isuplYcif
all other Grain. Barley and Beans may etch 15P
noted is. per (raper (lear'er ; in other articles
alteration ?root last the k's currency. Prices as fol-
low :7-Wheat 925. to 120 i.; Barley, 375. to 491.1
Beans, 435. to 495. ; dry, Peas, 445. to
.48s. ; Boil"
ins; Peas, Uos: and Oak, 265. t° aos. per quarter.

11//4 Th.S.
Yesterday, the Lady of G. H. lenkin, Esq. ofa Son..
At Negapatam, in the-bast Indies, the Lady of john Cot,
ton, Esq. of a baughter.