The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-18 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COAL 14IAR
Aciair's 32i. Dd.
Beaumont 31 0
Charlotte 31 6
Heaton 35 3
liebkurn Main 34 0
Holywell 32 3
Killingworth 34 6
Liddell's 28 9
Percy Ea5t................... 29 0
Pelaw 31 6
Panto!) Windsor 32 0
29 6
Tanfield
32 0
Willington 33.9
Wylam
WallsEndßewicke&Co. S 6 3
Ditto Bell Robson S; Co. 34 6
Ditto Burraton 34 3
Ditto Carr anti Co. 30 3
Ditto Clarke and Co. 32 6
Ditto Crainlingtom.......... 30 0
Ditto Ililda 32
Ditto Northumberland 22 • 0
Ditto Perkins and: Co. 34 0
Ditto BRIM 35 3
Slim; at market, 11 1-Shit

:ET.—Sept. 17.
Walls End Newmarch.-
Ditto Russell's 36
Ditto Walker 33 6
Eden Main .
Nesham Main ,
Walls Fild 37 f,
Walls End
Walls End Siewart's . 97 G•
Ditto "
Ditto Stobart's ,
Alloavovrefee."••• 29
lllvth27 6
Covrpen
Calm Hay and Co. 1$ 0
Eldon 3.vlint 29
ino
Fordel ""g
Hartley —.. 31 "
Silkstone 29 0
0
Ditto New 29
Ditto Field and 29 0
Parrot-- • _
Margam 34
Warde's Llanellv a 2 °
Ilangennech Coal 38 0
Stone Coal Small & Co. 33 °

sold 71%—.—Unsolii. 395(.-

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING TUE WEE

Wheat. f Barley. Oats. Beans.
Per Quarter. a. to a. a. to a. a. to a. I.
58 68 35 42 35 42 62
Andover 58 30 23 --
Birmingham...--- 48 58 32 36 '22 96 -- ,g
Bridport 52 56 32 39 26 29
Cirencester 62 (6 34 23 30
48 51 36 38 24 31
Guildford 44 61 56 45 22 30
Henley 5O C. 9 :t2 43 as 34
72
Hereford 64 66 46 50 42
Highworth 46 62 30 36 2.3 34 5991
Maidenhead (10 GEI 39 42 28 38
Oakingham 56 60 30 36 21 23
Reading 50 87 31 99 22 32 '-
Salisbury 45 74 30 36 26 30 63,
Southampton 52 56 37 40 30 92 es'
Stroud
Tewkesbury 54 60 40 42 32 38
Uxbridge 55 74 30 31 •21 92 -- 911,
Wantage—.—..—. 49 68 28 32 21 28 --
Warminster 48 78 :'4 39 26 34
Windsor
82 86 36 38 24 34 ""'"
Wureester—........—.. 53 61. 28 36 24 34
CHELTENHAM MA RKET.—Sept. 16.
Per Bushel. s. d. to s. d.
Wheat
Barley
oa.s.
9 3 3 Veal
Beans 4 9 6 6 Lamb 8 9
Pease 5 0 8 0 Pork 6 71.
Hay 3l. 108. to 41. Os. per ton.

LEWES MARKET.—Sept. 16.
White Wheat (per quarter) ..... £3 6 0 to £3 8 0
Red ditto 2 Id 0 3 4 0
Barley
Oats. New 0 0 0 1 6 0
Pease 1 18 0 2 0 0
Oil Cake, New l3 0 0 per thousand.

HULL MARKET.—Sept. 16.
A considerable quantity of rain has fallen at interlfale
since our last, which has put back the Oat, Barley, end
Bean harvest, but the weather is again fine, and a feu'
days' continuance will give nearly a conclusion to the ho."
vest generally in this district. To-day we bad a thin at-
tendance of farmers, and consequently a very limited shoo'
of Wheat, and the best descriptions of both old and new.
may be noted Is. per quarter dearer than last week. In"
ferior qualities remain without alteration. There has been
some extensive business done in lock Wheat during the
week, at from 86s. to 38s. per quarter; quality prima.
pally Holstein : of the finer runs of Hamburgh there are
few sellers. Oats are in more request, and last weeks
prices are maintained. Beans are very dull, and scarcelf
a single inquiry for them. Peas remain without alteratioo,
Rapeseed and Linseed support late prices, and there ati
some speculative demands for the latter at our quotations.
Wheat, Old 58s. 60s. s. New —e. 50e. 561:
--- Foreign —a 56,5. 605....... In bond ... —s. —s. 7;4
Oats, Poland s 20s. 225....... Old ...... --s. "'-8. ''.
-- Small or Feed —s. 16s. 18s
—...-..- Foreign
Barley, Norf. & Sut ... —e. .43. .-..5. Linc. & SVold —a. a—S.
---.. Foreign —5....„.....4
Beans los. 425. 435. Foreign —.s. —s.
Pease, White —s. —s. —s. Grey —s. 345. :w",,
Tares
Rapeseed, in trend per last • none. Free

DUMFRIES MARKETS.—Sept. 10.
GRAIN.—A "few sacks of old Oats appeared in thl
market to-day, and sold readily at former prices, viz: fr°l33
2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d. per bushel. A few parcels of new o'er,
;
exposed, but as we did not hear of any sales, we 00011_,.°,
safely condescend on price*. A rumour was current 11.
one individual had succeeded in passing off new for 01,,;
In this way he obtained the top price; but the
,practice
discreditable, and ought to he•put down.
s. d. s. d. a. a.
Wheat, Imp. Bush 76t0 8 0 Butter, ...... St°.
Barley 0 0 4 0 Eggs, dozen 0 0 °no
Oats 2 2 6 Beet; per lb.
Flour, 141 b.
Oatmeal 1 9 110 Veal Q 4 0 g
Potatoes, cwt.
- CATTLE MARKET.—Our show of Cattle this ogle
amounted to 812, viz. 343 three-years-olds and upwrog7
42 two-years-olds, 31 Highlanders, 267 Stirks, )°:
Queys and Heifers, and 20 Cows. Although nothini°
particularly good was exhibited in the shape of drove oattl„,,!'
still the show was allowed to be a very fair one, both ft();
the number and condition of the beasts, and the marlr.eo°
the whole was considered brisker than it has been for gvhe;
ral weeks past. Dealing in drove beasts began early is ti
forenoon, and all was sold off early; prices, though lc
low, were, if any thing, better than those of last 11;eg
three large lots of three-year-olds brought about 101. Pei
head, the next lot 9/, 95., another 91., and the JO!,
price we heard of was 8/. Se. for a small lot. 104!...."
however, on small cattle that the improvement of the
ket was principally manifested; the show of GallOt
Stirks was large and excellent, and dealing began in 7:e •
morning, and continued till the whole were sold off;
first lot brought no less than 61. 6e. per head, the nest,";
sold for 61., other two lots went off at Si. 10s., and 11
last 31. ss. Irish Stirks sold from 1/. 6s. to 31. 100.0 A 9,4
Highland Stirks sold at about 2/. ss. per head. The fh°"t
of two-year-olds was inconsiderable. From the rao t)t
the dealers in half-grown cattle being at Falkirk Trr."'
little was done in our show of Queys. The news fr°"-f
Barnet had a favourable effect, and some descriptions I,
young cattle rose, we understand, from 108. to l2' r
head above the prices of the preceding week.
Pres.-19 carts; prices the game as last week.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
CArrEanuar.—Hop picking began very generally Yeß:
terday. A great quantity, owing to the fineness of the J...„ s7s
was pulled. Mould is prevalent, and the produce is ":f
expected to be so heavy as the planters anticipated. 1)11.1
estimated at 180,000/.—Kentish Chronicle.
TUNBUIDGE.—Thove few who have within the 141
week commenced hop picking in this neighbourhood bLiv.,c
found the hops yield rather lightly. Where there is 'I;
little bine the fire blast seems to have taken them, s"3
some places it is said that the mould has made a little er
pearance.
MAIDYTONE.—The hops come down light in thisueigh;
bourhood, and the poor pickers make sad complaints ab°,l/,
the smallness of them. There is much said about i.„'"
prevalence of mould, but an experienced person tells
that much of what is called mould is in reality a defeeiti",
another sort ; the mould commences at the bottom of
hop, and works upwards till it encompasses and dealt
the whole ; but the present prevalent disease first attAi.,
the side of the hop; however, it matters little what tito
cause may be, if the effect is the same, and there is ressan,
fear that the quality of the present crop, speaking gonet6"l,l
will not be so good as could be wished...—Maidstone ,
Hop picking commenced partially at the end of last West
and generally so yesterday, end all accounts agree 8,,i1
from the coldness of the weather, hops have been inl„—„,
overlaid, and are coming down very short of expect 46--,,;
as they have not fi uited near the ground, are generallY 1-d;
small, and on some grounds nearly destroyed by the Mid,
The duty is also supposed to be much overlaid.--01
stone Journal.

BIRTHS.
On the 12th inst. at Brighton, the lady of Thoth Marcia'
Esq. of a son.
On the 17th inst. in Thornton-row, Greenwich, MI
Chas. R. Parker, of a sou.
On the 13th inst. in Pulteney-street, Bath, the lady of
the Rev. G. Sherer, Vicar of Marshfield, Gloucestershire,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 16th inst. at St. Alban's, by the Hou, and Ref,'
Lord Frederick Beauclerk, D.D., the Rev. Charles Gape,
A.M., Vicar of Sibsey, Lincolnshire, to Mary Elizabeth,''
youngest daughter of Thomas Howard, Esq. of St. 1%1!
chael's, Herts.
On the 16th inst. at Carshalton, by the Rev.
Rose, John Hunter, jun. E.g. of Mincing-lane, to MAO'
eldest daughter of Robert Burra, Esq. of Carshalton. 4,
On the 17th inst. at St. Sepulchre's Church, Mr. Jte
Davies, of Giltspur-street, to Sarah, only daughter of t"
late Mr. Daniel Butler, of Fleet-market.

DIED,

...,.
On the 17th inst. in Gracechurch-street, Dixon Ife°Or,
infant son of Nathaniel Clark, Esti. ',lel
Oa the 10th inst. at Lovel-hill, Berks, Lieut.-C4'
Forssteen, of the 12th Regiment of F00t.,0
On the 15th inst. at Chipping Ongar, Essex, Cath", o
ne,
relict of the Rev. James Boyer, Rector of Colne ErigaY'
Essex, aged 72.
__"d

PairTED and PuaIASIIED by MURDO YOUNG, 4‘
SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, LONDON