The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-10 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

COAL MAR
31 0
Dean's Primroset —3O 0
Forrest
Heaton t 4 ti
Heikurn Maio 32 9
Holywell 31 9
Killingworth 33 9
Liddell's 29 9
Ord's Redhugh 09 0
Pelaw
30 6
Tantield
Willington - ---
Wylam 31 6 :ulm flay and C 0.....,.
Walls Brad Bell and Co. 33 6 Culm
Ditto Bewiekeand Co.— 35 3 Hartley
Ditto Brown's 32 6 Silkstone., 29 6
Ditto Carr and Co. 30 0 Ward's Llanelly 34 U
Ditto Clarke and C 0.... 12 0 Old Ethetley Trader —3O 0
Ditto Cramlington.-- 30 0 Walls End sn,au 11 u
Ditto Hilda
Ditto 92 0 tiewl-therley small r 17 6
Ditto Northumberland 92 9
Ships at market, 1252—sh

Beaumont

er. —Ju 1 y 9. •
Walls End Newinarch—
Ditto reared) 12 3
33 9
as 9
35
91 0
33 6
:34 U
36 0
36 0
34 6
36 0
36 0
49 0
26 U
47 6
30 0

Burdon

'n 1 Heaton

Ditto Perkins and Co.
Ditto Rid&ll's
Ditto Russell's
Hartaton

Nesham
Russell's
Walls End
Walls End Lambton.—
Walls End
Ditto Stewart's
RussellThetton'sW.E.

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COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. I Barley. Oats, Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. s. s. to s. 9 s.
Abingdon.--. 52 68 3.5 42 35 42
Andover.. 5B 30
Birmingham.— 18 5S 32 36 22 36 46
Bridport 52 56 32 :39 26 28 56
Cirencester......_.... 56 !i8 32 23 26 64
Faringdon 4B 51 36 ai 24 31 46
Guildford —44613645 22 30 fit 3 Henley 5O 66 32 4;3 2ti —.. 60
Hereford
72
Highworth
Maidenhead
50
Oakin,gham 56 60 30 36 28 50
Reading 55 '74 28 33 21 31 44 Salisbury 53) 60 30 32 22 213 62
Southampton
Stroud 58 60 23 :12 i2O 32 60
Tewkesbury .. 51 60 40 44 a 2 38
Uxbridge —..— 55 74 30 34 24 52
Vantage, ,19 65 26 28 17 24 46
Warminster 44 61 29 •4 21 27 tid
Windsor_ 66 73 33 31 22 32 66
Worcester 53 56 24 31 24 2s 5:3

HULL
This market continues in an extremely inanimate state,
and very few business transactions passing ; the sales of
Wheat to-day are confined to the hest qualities, of which
the supply is limited, and those meet a dull sale, at last
week's prices; any descriptions below this are very difficult
to quit. We have had heavy rain during last and this
morning, Oats, Beans, and Peas, remain without any
alteration in value, with a very limited business passing ill
each. In Barley very little passing ; indeed the season for
malting is now closed, and what little is doing is in parcels
for grinding, at late prices. Linseed is in more enquiry,
but at no amendment in prices. Rapeseed continues in
limited demand, at late prices.
Wheat, Old 50s. 525. —5....... New —.4. 48, 50A.
Foreign ...... —5. 48s. 30s.
Oats, Poland —s: 20s. 22i. Old ..... —s. Small or Feed —s. 14s. 18s.
—s 24i•
• 265. —s.
•
.-- Foreign
. ........ —3, Barley, Norf.- & Suf.
Foreign .
Beans iBu. 40a 42c Foreign —s.
Pease, White ........... . —s. Grey --;4. 326..314-
Tares
Rapeseed, in bond per last none. Free —l. 251/. 221.

CHELTENHAM MARKET.—JuIy 8.
Per BuThel. ' ii: d. to sd. Per lb. d. to d.
‘Vlivat
Barley
Oats
Bean 4 9 6 6 Lamb...,,, ... ....... 8 3t
euse• 5O. 8 0 Pork .............. . ... 6
Hay 3/. lOi. to 41. Os. per ton.

LEWES MARKET.....,
8.
White Wheat (per quarter) £3 3)0
to £3 4 U
Red ditto
211 0 2 18 0
Barley
000 0 0
Oats, New ..................
Pease .................... .
Oil Cake, New

DU3IFRIE9 MARKETS.—..fitIy 2.
s.d. s.d. s.d. c. d.
Wheat, Imp. Bush... 7 0 to 7 3 Butter, 16oz. 0 4too
Barley .................... .0 0 4 0 Eggs, dozen 0 5 0 6
Oats.... ................. 2 2 2 8 Beef, per lb.
Flour, 14lb.
Oatmeal
Potatoes. cwt.
CATTLE MARKET.-The show to-day, in point of
numbers, varied in a very small degree from that of last
week—they counted as follows :—viz. 431 three-years
olds and upwards ; 240 two-yews-olds; 246 highlanders ;
217 young Irishore ; 122 sticks, and 16 cows—total
1,272. The drove cattle, taken as a whole, were a very
superior show, and were all of the Galloway breed-
Dealing was quite at a stand through the greater part of
the day, and in the evening more than one good lot was
driven off unsold ; it was likewise considered that those
sales winch took place were at a small decline—the best
lot of four-years.olds went off at 121. per head; the next
best two lots were three-years-olds, and sold at from 101.
to 10/. ss. ; the fourth at 9/. ; and the fifth at sight
guineas per head. Two-years-olds sold at from five
guineas to 6/. 10s. per head. Stirks Si. 109. to bl. I Os.
Pres.—Eleven carts; prices from 15s. to 204,—.
average 17s.

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF INIPOP.TS ANO EXPORTS.

13IPORTED.

EX rOlifiltD.

Same pi.
This riot last
year. year.

IPrerioa-
Iy this
year,

Liverpool
Londun
Glasgow
Total expo!
Sante perio

Bags, &c. Bag i &c. Bass. kc.
366,877 451,444 812
39,511 40,134 .980
20,460 32,5:-5 20
ted in 18:13 35,213.
I 192 7 35,008.

Ba/i, &e.
26.1Q'8

Extract of a letterfrom Rome, dated June 11,
I:and was to be consecrated on the
e;t out immediately for England; he
1828 :—" Dr.' GRADWELL, Rector of the English Col-
lege at Roni. has been appointed Coadjutor 13isbop of
WISEMAN,th
who has been Vice-Rector,
a2itslo4l rndiitsec..dta oiti,fiy:lnLept London dial l
ot
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d
IMPERIAL MINING ASSOCIATION.—A few
sktroioiden4 of this Company met yesterday at the London
Tavern, pursuant to advertisement, for the election of a
Director, in the room of Mi.. OXINFORD, resigned. The
Chairman, Mr. JOSHUA WALKER, announced that
ihe only candidate was M. RAY, and it remained for biro
to propose that gentleman for the approbation of the.
Shareholders.' The question was put accordingly.. and
Mr. RAM's nomination was confirmed by an unanimous
show of hands in his favour. Mr. RAY returned thanks,•
and the meeting separated.

BIRTHS.
the sth inst., at Hastings, the fa ly of the Rev. Jolla
of a (laughter.
the Bth inst., at her hous,! in Pentonville, the LAY
Gifford, of a daughter.
MARRIED.
On the Bth inst., Forles Fsq., to Beatrice
Haig, fourth daughter of Alexander Mundell, Esq.
DIED.
On the Ist inst., at Zante, in the lonian Isles, Ca it. F
Abney Hastings, youngest son of the late Olner4l Sir
Charles Hastings.

ON
Olive,

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of Dr.

On the 30th June, in Pulteney-street, Bath, Miss r•
Sinclair, sister of the late Mts. Campbell, wife of Mr. T•
Campbell, the author of " Pleasures of Hope, &e."

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