The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-07 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COAL MAIMET..—AtiIt. 6.
Wallts Ehd tiotspur « :r.3s.
- 33 0 Ditto ltussell'a 37 9
Dean's Prinntose -- 31 0 Cowpen 3l 0
Pclaw • • • 31 0 Culm Cox • 27 6
Can field - 32 6 Cohn Hay and Co. .19 9
32 0 Milford 54 0
\Vylam 32 Ii Nee 29 0
WaltsEndflemtiekc&Co. 37 u HolywellTrader—......— 33 0
Ditto Carr and 32 6 Tanlield Trader--....... 32 6
Ditto•Cramlington-- 30 9 Lord Durham's W. E.
Ditto Peareth 33 9 small 21 0
Ships at market, 211.4—Ships sold. 16—Unsold. SN.

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COUNTRY CORN MARKET§ DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. Oars. Beaus.
Per Quarter. A.; to s. s. to s.. s. to s. r. s.
58 68 :35 42 35 42 62
Andore: 59' 30 —23
48 58 32 :36 22 36 441
Bridport 52 , 56 22 39 26 23 56
Cirencester 49 24- 26 3.9
Faringdon--- 48 51 26 34 24 :31 46.
Guildford 44 .64 36 , 45 22 30 58
Henley., 5O fifi '32 43 26 31 60
Hereford 64 66 46 50 42 72
Highworth 46 62 30 :36 23 31 58
Maidenhead 60 68 39 42' 28 28 60
Oakingham ---. 56 60' SO 36 2& 536 50
Reading 60 76 31. 33 22 30 42
56 64 32 31 23 26 62
Southampton 52 56 .37 40 ,80 :32 54
Stroud . 56 - 60 -28" :32 -20 32 60
l'ewkesbitry 51 60 ,40 4 42 32• 38 ••- 412
Uxbridge 55 7.4 30„ .544. 24 ..32.
Vantage....,........,' 49 68 23 32.'`21 . 28 40
Warminster .. 44 64- ttr ' •pa 44, '2O 48
Windsor 59 78 37 39 .214 3r 50
Worcester—,...—. .53 56 24 3t ,24 28 77 40
CHELTENHAM. RKET.—Aug. 3.
' 'Per ilitstiel. • s.d. to s.d. Pet lb. d. to d.
Wheat 6 6 7 0 Beef 6 9
.Barley ...... 3 4 0 Mutton
`Oats
Beans 4'9 6 6 Lamb 3 91
Pease.. 5O - 8 0 Pork ... . .... 6 71
Hay 3l. iOs, to 4l Os. pen ton.

HULL MARKET.—Aug.
The weather, since our last, has been variable, with fre-
quent heavy. showers,' but it has no influence on our mar-
ket.to-day; which was met with a fair supply of Wheat
' from the fariners, and several from 'granary. The best
runs met dull sale at last week's prices, and -secondary
quotations were a: trifle lower. Oats remain without al-
teration. Beans and Pease.sell at last week's prices, of
the former, under lock some large parcels have changed
hands, at our-quotations, and the latter may be noted is.
per quarter dearer.. Barley none. Rapeseed and Lin-
,seed are more in demand, and rather dearer.

. . .
Wheat, Old ‘:s6s. 595. —s. Now —, 56s 60s.
---- Foreign —s. 525. 565. in bond ... —s. —s. —a.
Oats, roland ' --s. 20s, 225. Old ..... .... —s. —s. 265.
—7-- Small or Feed.... —s. His. 18s. —s —s 245.
--;:,. Foreign . ' —s 16s. 22's.
Barley,. Norf. & but.... —s. —s. —. Line. & Wold —s. —,S. —.S.
Foreign
Beans ' 10s. 425. 435. Foreign —B. --NS. —B.
Pease, White —s. —s. —s. Grey —s. 325. 345.
Tares ...... .............. .... —s. Nis. 40s. Foreign —s. 305.:34
Rapeseed, in bond per last none. Free —l. 2:31. 251.

:RKETS.-July 30.

DUMFRIES Mr.
s.d. s.d. s.d. s.d.
Wheit, 'lmp. Bush... 7 0 to 7 3 Butter, I6oz 0 7 to 0 8
Barley • 0 0 4 0 Eggs, dozen .... ......
Oats .., . `, 2 2$ Beef, per lb. 0 4 0 .-.
Flour, 1411,
Oatmeal 1 9 110 Veal ,0 4 ti 6
Potatoes, cwt..... ..... 1 6 0 0 Quarter!' Loaf ...... 0 7 0 0

CATTI,E Di.tatcET-,--The show to-day amounted to 1,158
head of cattle : —viz. 3.12 three-year-olds, 380 two-year-
olds, 162 highlanders,• 181 ,stirks, 54 queys, and 39. cows.
—We are still able to speak in high terms of the show of
heavy. cattle—to-day's show being, if anything, better than
last week's. A few Fonts, .in good condition, were ex-
posed, but the Galloway's particularly, by their good order,
spoke great things of the strung and healthy pasture which
they have grazed on. Dealing began earlier than formerly,
and, we believe,
,more sales were effected to-day than last
week. Four-years-old Galloway bullocks brought from
9/. t0,.12/., and three-year olds from 71. to 9/. per head.
Two-year-olds were inucb in request, and few were left
unsold; prices were even said to be a shade kigher ; at all
events we did not hear so many complaints this week as
we have been accustomed to for some weeks past,—frnm
31. to 51. IN. per head- may be stated as the run of the
market. Stirks, likewise, met with a good sale, and we
are not aware that many left the Sands without• a new
owner ; prices rated at from 2/.. to 41. per bead. A good
deal of business was done in queys and cows,
.and prices
are stationary.
Prcs-14 carts, they were nearly all dispo.3ed of, and
prices the same as last week.

BOY.. INrEILIvGer wet Nal.
The weather hi.6n -''iind stormy for a
considerable period, ing beent so.
oine measure would warrant the
supposition that the sPlantations. have suffered, hut with
the exception of some
of any cite . complaints of mould, we do not hear
unisttance. of I
material importance
the crop. But in ,i
0
grower is hardly ever
cafe
uncertain a thing as the hop, the
ever the old saying of . till,
~
man picking has commenced ; if
lip" were applicable, it is in thea slip between the cup and
_„ease of this most delicate
0
and changeable production f mother earth."—Maid-
sthne Gazette. .
The long...continued heavy rains have so much soddenod
the land and coaled the air, that the growth of the hest
hops has been rather, checked during the l
but the effect on some of ,the grape hops last t few days;
is much more
serious, and unless we are soon favoured
Harmer
weather, the crop must fall short from
.the deficiency
n
the bottom of the poles ; but should fine warm 'cy at
.weather
Rhiortly come to their assistance, the)' may exceed the pre-
sent prospect, whilst cold and frosty nights may reaucC it
more than half, as was the case in 1816.—!Maidstone
Journal.

A young man of about sixteen years of age,
the son of a miller in the vicinity of Striae'', has lately
built a large organ, without any assistance or instruction,
ex4epting his having occasionally. seen one. • This instru-
rnept has been examined by several performers upon the
"Organ, who have pronounced it to be accurate in its con-
strUction, and rich in its tone. The young man has been
brld to no mechanical art; so that the instrument in ques•
tiop must be considered as entirely the result of his own
ingenuity..... Edinburgh Ercniny Courant.