The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-28 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

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LONDON IMARY....TUESDAIi, JAN. 29.—At the Court 01
• Commissioners, Basinghall.street.
Packwood, G., Borough, shoc.maker
Pegg, J., Woburn Bucks, paper-maker . III
Noakes, W., Southend, Lewisham, miller .........—.— 1 t
Price, R., Bcrriew, lime-burner ll
SmieoscleT,buLrg,,Haa.r,r,Nmliflistioingpr,cailiee.rlane, victualler
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Stevens, It., Soulbury, dairytnan ........, _ ....................... 10
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Mitchell, J., Crescent, Minories, merchant .......
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Underwood, J. Woolwich, linen-draper .........—..........---.-- 1,
Walter, T., Woodford, Essex, victua11er............----•,—...... 1. I I
Melanscheg; G., Strand, furrier 11/
Milne and Co, Poplar, ship-owners
WWII:, J., Aldbourn,,Wilts, corn-dealer ,
Were, T., Bucklerbury, stationer ... ..._ __ .._ ll

COUNTRY DIA RY.—Werc'et,SDAY. JAN. 30.
Allsop, G., Nottingham—Flying Horse, Nottinglarn
French, J. sen., From Selwood—Castle and Ball, Rath......
Godwin, C., East Stower, Dorsetshire—GrOsvertor Arms,
Shaftesbury
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Hopwood, T., Thornos—Sessions-housc, 'Wakefield ,
Lloyd, D. and Co., Uley—Old Bell, 1„r
Loder, A., Bath—White Lion, Bath Il
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Lunn, E. and Co., Halifax—Union Cross,
Reynolds, H., Cheltenham—Fleece, Gloucester it
Tootal and Co. Wakefield—Ses,ions.house, Wakefield
Snowdon, J., Norwich—Nerfolk hotel,

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGEM
Petitions to be hoard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Jan. 31, at Nine o'clock.
Benjamin, J.,NVhitechapel, pen-manufacturer
Carey, H. ed-Cross.street, trinrning-ntanufacturer
De Latombs, F., Walworth, dealer
Facon, P.. Fleet-market, ivory-turner
Hall, J., Kentish-town, carman
Hubbard, A., ( anterbury, tailor
Jacobs, A. Middlesex, whitesinith
Jennings, .1., Canterbury, hair-dresser • ,-,•
W-Lone, C., Golden-lane, coal-dealer " *
Myers, D., Wbitechapel, butcher :‘, rl, ;_i
Pavitt, T.,' Little Britain, porter
Penny, W., Pancras, eabinet.makeri
Price, It, Vauxhall-road, grocer
Tegg, J., Wells-strect, woollen-draper

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

DURING LAST WEEK.

Wheat. Barley.

Per Quarter.
Carlisle
Penrith
Sheffield
Winchester

s. to s.
56 61
41 58
44 48

49
48 60
s.d. s d.
60 68
64 76
80 83
63 76
90 86
66 66
64 74

Per Bushel.
Coventry
Newcastle (Staff.)
Northallerton
Stafford
Swansea
Warwick

"Cr Roll. 1
Rarnardeastle ...—... It 6 13 6
Darlington 10 6 15 0
Durham 10 0 13 6
Wolsingham 11 6 14 0
I*-- The size of the measure

P. to a.
27 30
27 31
2"3
30 3'7
2-2 30
s. it. s. d.
39 40
36 4 3
30 33
40 43
10 48
39 40
36 43
90 100
90 100
80 33
80 96
varies turf

Oats:--

2. to a.
21 24
18 27
17 22
21
21 30
21 'l2
s. d. B.d.
16 2 3
36 s 0
36 40
26 30
34 36
23 26
36 50
50 90
44 76
60 6 6
60 70
>ughout the

Beans•

s. to
3'2 lA'
bo
40 Set

18 9'2;
..-
s.d.
00 0t
50 8
0 $ 1
43
76 8(Y,
00 0
50 Ses

130 14
9R 11 A.
10 0 12 6
00 etr
eeuntr7,

WAKEFIELD, Jan. 15.
The supply of Wheat fresh up here to-day is small, hul,
several vessels with this grain are detained a few miles be'
low,- by.a temporary stoppage, samples of which are
market, and altogether make a good show : fine do,
qualities obtain the rates of !sit Friday, but all rnidellinlif
damp sorts are very dull sale. There is very little dohs%
in Oats, the demand westward being chiefly supplied I!,Y
Irish from Liverpool. Good fresh heavy Barley is in fait
demand at Friday's prices, but middling descriptit.nr hag
on hand. The supply of Beans is large, and they a"
very dull, at a decline of Is. per quarter.
Wheat, Norfolk and Suffolk, Red s3s. to 565. fine sfi
White.... 575. to Ms. tine 63.1:
---- New, Red 49s. to 525. fine Sols,•
White
- Foreign, Red 49s. to 525. fine 53,'
Barley, Norfolk and Sufiblk 34e. to 375. fine ....S.
- Lincolnshire 3os. to 31s. fine ,
Yorkshire Wold
Beans, Old
-- New 435. to 455. fine 465.
Oats, Poland and Potato 2os. to 275. fine 2%.
Frierland and Small lB3. to 245. fine -
-- lo4d. to 13d. per Stone,
Shelling 2Bs. to 30s. -s. to -4. per I..ekast-
Malt 33s. 41s. tine 435. per Loa-.
Rapeseed 221. Os. 261. Os. 261. 10s. per Last.

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—Jan.
Owing to the late bad weather, our stock of sheep has
been uncommonly small, which met a ready sale, at an ad-
vance of ),d. per lb. The supply of beasts was good,
and maintained last fair's prices.—Mutton, 6(1. to 7d. pO.
lb.—Beef, 6s. 3d. to 7s. per stone of 1121bs.

SCOTCH MARKETS. ...
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IIAI)DINGTON CORN MARKET.—Jan. 25.
Barley and Oats went off readily to-day ; 128 quartetl
were sold ; top up ls., average down 6d. The juantitY
of Oats offered was 206 quarters, and 119 sold ; tor
price ls., and average 6d. above last day. The Wheat
market was rather dull, anti prices have declined tonsil 1
derably ; Old average 2s. 6d. and the new average 2*—Sd*
down. Pease down, Beans up.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. Burrs.
First 67s Od 34s Oct tes Od 305 Od 3.36 Od
Second s6s Od 31s Od 24s Cd Za Od 3),‘ Od
Third
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3 ............ 66, 0 20 ..... ...... 50 0 !9 44 P
5 62 0 39 49 0 4 42 6
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5 6O 0 22 4B 0 22 4l 0
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10
42 ....... ..... 52 0 _ _