The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-07 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

[Coatinued front Monday.sgutc.l.
Piie.soi Corn, pir Qni,zrtrr—llientl,per Gallon.
s!is a :As—Barley, 22s a
,235-,-Oats, 25s to 47s—liread, Is 5d..
BAsIxGaToKb, reit. I.—Wheat, 52s a 646—Barley, 2ls
24s—Oats, ltis a Vs—Beans, :313 to 37s—Bread, Is 51d.
ALREsroaD, Feb. 46; n 545--Barley, ‘tis a 24s
—Oats,, 21s 10.,235.

Fa,aNitam, Feb. I.—Wheat, 53s a 55s—Barley, '22s a 24s
—Beans,-36s a 54s—Oats, 22s a .s..—Pease, 37s a -58$—
Bread, 1 7d.

Gllll.proltil MARtiET, Feb. 3. •
Wheat per 1. .9; Os to 171 Os Itye,tiew perg.ol Os to 01 Os
Old Wheat .. —1 Is to —1 Os Ilarlryorew, II Ss to 11 bs
Oats, per gr. 01 19s to )1 5s Beaus, per qr.ll lOs to It 18s
New, ditto.... 01 Os to (II Os Pease, mgr.- li lOs to II Iss
Dorliam, Jan. 27.—Our Market- was but sparingly sup-
plied} with Wheat this day, but it nought better prices.—
Wheat sold at front 12s 3d to 17s per bull ; ,veraee price per
quarler ..if.l; 10d ; GoOd Malting Barley sold as high as 9s. per
boll ; inferior sold at from Os 7d to Bs 6tl ; average price per
qr. 33s Gd. Our Market f'r Oats remained pretty steady.—
Oats sold at fruit! Ss to es per boll; average price pr. qr. 21s 9d.
Sunderland, Jan. 27.—The supply of Wheat was rather
largq, And sales were hardly effected at a trifling decline.—
Wheat 44s to Gls ; Liarle.y 242 to 28s; Oats lUs to 22s per
qr.; Flour*3ss to 4ss per sack.
Barnardcastle, Jan. .61.—Our market has been well sup-
plied-with grain of most sorts, but sale very dull. Wheat sold
from Its to Iss ; Grey Peas front 8s to 9s; Barley 7s to 83 Gd ;
Oats 44 Cd to 5s Gd tier boll—Beef 6d to Gid ; Mutton 7d ;
Pork ti'd per lh. .

Darlington, Feb. I.—At our market on Monday last, we
had a liberal supply of Wheat ; in prices little variatio❑ from
our last. Red Wheat 13s Gd a 14s Gd ; White Iss 6d to•i Gs ;
particularly 6ne samples of old 17s. Of other grain a full
supply. Oats met with a brisk demand, and were readily
Wien off, at from 4s 6d to 6s 64. Barley 8s to 9s. Beans,
old 12s; nsw 9s a 108. Pease, Boilers, 20$; Grey lOs per
bull.

Stockton, Jan. 31.—At our market this day ths►e was a
good supply of grain ; the sale dull, and prices rather higher
than last week. Wheat sold from 13s Cid to 16s 6d per bull ;
Oats from 23.2 d to 2s 9d per bushel.
Newcastle, Jan. 27.—The farmers brought a large supply
of Wheat to this morning's market, and sales ware heavy for
that of prime quality, at a trifling decline. The secondary
and ordinary qualities were full 2s per qr. cheaper. In old,
almost nothing doing; Rye is dull sale, at a decline of Is per
quarter; Barleycontmues in large supply, and select samples
bring the nighest quotations; for all other descriptions, it is
with great difficulty an otter can he procured. Our quota-
tions fur Malt are nominal ; the supply.of Oats was rather
large, and.salcs were brisk at the prices of this day se'imight;
in foreign no
_alteration; Boiling Peas seJl.freely; in Grey
nothing duing.—Prices of Bacon, &c. at Newcastle, Jan. 29.
Northumberland bacon, sas to Gos ; Hams, Gss per cwt, but
dull sale; Butter 44s to 448 Gd per firkin ; Cuutharland ba-
com, 4as to 30; Hams, 60s per cwt ; Butter, 4fis to 44s per
firkin.

Morpeth, Jan. 3l.—At onr market this day we had a good
supply of cattle and sheep ; being many buyers they met with
a ready demand at full last week's prices—Beef from 6s to 76
per stone, sinking rails ; Mutton Gs to is; Wheat from 5-2 s
to 551 per quarter; Rye 38s; Oats from' 18s 8d to 225.
Norwich, Feb. 3.—The market was well attended today,
end prices may be quoted as under :—Wheat 27s to Sls.
Barley lOs to its Gd ; and Oats lOs to I Is per coomb.
Bristol, Feb. 3. The market here continues very dull, ex-
cept fur Melting Barley, and that meets a ready sale, at the
following prices:—Hest Wheat from Gs 3,1 to Gs Gd ; ditto
Barley, 3s 2d to as ad; grinding ditto, 2s Gd to 3s; Beans
-4s to ss; Oats, Is 9d to 28 Gd; and Malt, 4s Gil to Gs Gil per
_bushel. Flour best seconds, from 39. to 4I s per bag.
Ipswich, Feb. 3.—Our market to•nay was not largely sup-
plied with any sort of Grain. Barley was rather cheaper.
In other Grain no alteration.—Wheat 34s to 60s; Barley 19s
to 25s ; Beans 25s t• 28s; Pease 281 to 30s; and Oats 161 to
22s per quarter.

Feb. n.—Our market for the sale of Wheat and
ans was again eery dull, and scarcely supported last week's
prices.

Boston, Feb. 3.---Our market has been without any de-
gree of variation for sonic weeks past ; there was a plentiful
supply on Wednesday, Jan. 31,. of samples of Grain, and
sold as follows;—Wheat front 5Us to 563; and Oats 14s to
16s per quartet.
Wakefield, Feb. 2.—The supply of Grain at this day's mar-
ket is' very ample ; hut the demand, owing to the Isliiters
westward getting their supplies from Liverpool, is very limit-
ed. The price of Wheat remains pretty neatly stationary, but
second runs arc from Is to 2s per quarter cheaper; Barley, of
which there is a great deal in the market, is from 6,1 to Is
per quarter cheaper, on the best samples; Oats and Shelling
rather lower; other articles have undergone no alteration.
Malrau, Feb. 3.—Wheat 58s to 64s per qr. to weigh five
stone per bushel ; Dailey 53s to 2Gs per (ft. ; Oats Biri to 9d
per stone. •