The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-17 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

At Norwich Corn-market, on Saturday, -Aug..ll,
there was a very short supply of all grain, and espe'
of barley. Scarcely any business was trans.
; but for the few samples purchased', the
rrices were—wheat, 56's. io sgs. and fine Go -.; barl
ley, 2os. to 2 Is.. 6d. ; oats, 16s. and beans, 245. Pel.
cooinb.

At Norwich• Cat Ile Market, on. Saturday, the t lib
inst. the little fat_ beef exhibited was worth Ws. Per
stone, and fat mutton Bd. per lb. The slow of !earl
beasts was very small, and sold readily of 6s. 6d. Per-
stone. There was an unusual great show of lamb's)
whicei fetched from -221. to 241. per score. A sfOr
,good cart horses Were offered at high prices.
Bats-TOL, AUG. 10.—We had a large show of,
poor cattle, but they met with.a dull sate. Fat beet
and mutton -remain as last week, viz.—Beef fro.'
78s, to 80s. per cwt. add mutton, 7d. per pound'
Fat hogs from •i Is. 6d: to 12s. per score.. Store bogs
rising in-prices.- ,There will he no alteration in our
Market till the fair.

Auo.'9.—An advance of abobt 2s. per sack Ns.
taken place here English -Wheat ; the price 0'
the spring sack is, now !Torn .88s. to Dos. Prime En'
glislr seconds are now worth 100 s. per bag. 16511
Wheat, ICs. to 123. dd. per bushel. Irish flour 80s•
to 84:. per bag, Barky- is very dull, and selling
,from 4s. to Gs. 3d. Beans, 7s. to Bs. ad, o:+t*'
25. 6d. to 4s. 3d. and malt, sts. 6J. to 105: gd• per
bushel. •

lii•wich Market, on the i lik inst. was shortly Sul'"
tVIIII most grain. Prices mucr the sa!o"3'
last we:-k, gos. to t t Gs. -Bari y
,
to 445. • Beank, 41s. to - 4gs: Grey _Peas, 4 0 to
485.. • Bui Pea;, (ioi. and oats, 265. to 30546f.'
quarter.

At Southall Cattle Market, near Uxbrid,,,e,
diesex, on Wc.lneschy,. Aug. 8, zliesrp were .21°
beasts, 2200 sheep, 1500 lambs, and 140-pigs.. r-rb°
price of beef was from ss. 6d. lo Mottori•
55.-4 d. to 6s. Larub ss. 6d. t 63. 61. and pork Os'
to 7s. per stone, sinkiiig

HADDINGTON, AUG. 3.—Wheat sold heatiip aria
prices about Is. 6d, cheaper than last week.. Bark/
the saute as last week'; best 355. current prices 05',
(0.325. Oats the same as last week ; best 32. cur-
rent price 275. to 30s. Peas and beans aboo' 25;
dealer; best•33s. current. prices 28s. to 31 •Per
boll. There were 761 bolls of wheat in the Inarl'er'
whereof 52 i brought from•, 30s. to 535. per boa'''.
Avelaze 41s. to 29-12 d. per boll.
NICASTI.P., AUG. had a small sillwr):1
of wheat to-day in the farmers, but having hi' 5
Some further arrivals of whe;,(-from the 13al,ic,
were ma"(te at little variation from the prices of '35
Saturday. The quantity of wheat here is very
considerable. We haVe had a great importation t)'
rye since our last, but much of it in rather an heat.
ed condition. • Rye about 2e. per' quarter
Good barley is selling at about 40s. Malt front' /
to 82s. Wilibltal to day a tolerable supply' or Oat'!',
which• were taken oif at last wc.ek's prices.' Par,2"4
colars as follow.---Wheat, 80s. to 1 12s. nvo, •
to 484. Malt, 765. to 805.- Barley, 40s- ta
Oats, Potatoes, :".',(4s. to 345. D:tio corn:o,4ly r2J4-;..
10 3I s. Peas, •Nliite, 665, to /Cs. Dit to, grey.,,, r
ci
to 48s. And beans, 46. to 505: 'per narter. 14k:je,
line, 905.' per sick. Arrivals, whew, 3730.
11,000. Earley, Go ; and peas: co qrs.