The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-26 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

DURINO LIST WEEK".

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to a. s. to 8. a. to E.
73 37 25 —'Carmartlien 63 — 21
Hexham
—. 64 79 27 33 18 25 50 0.
64 76 39 40 19 26 3s 40
Penrith 77 --37 .27
Sheffield 80 92 35 46 24 34 46 02
Winchester -- VO 32 SR' 25 27 42 46
Per Bushel. s. d. s. d. SA. r. d. a. d. a. d: a. d. a. 4
Coventry 10 0 10 6 4 6 A 0 3 4 5 0 4 8 61
Newcastle (Staff:) .18 6 12 9 6 0 6 2 4 6 5 2 7 0 1•1
Northallerton 8 0 10 0 40 43 23 2f, 50 5
Stafford 121 0 12 3 5 6 6 0 4 0 4 3 '7 6 8
Swansea I 9 3 96 46 49 30 36 00 0'
Warwick —l-1 98 108.4:3 50 30 50 46 51
Per 8011.
Barnanleastle—..llB 4 22 0 80 90 60 76 00 12l
Darlington --- 0 ti 2 6 90 10 6 59 7(3 90 JO I
Durham— 196' 220 90 106 50 ' 0 110 121
Wolsinghatu Ili 0206 8 6 90 0 0 7.6, 0.0 0

WAKEFIELD. Jan. 23. . --
The supply of Wheat fresh up is again largo to-day i
the Flour trade continuing in a dull state,_ the canals he.
ing frozen up, and the buyers not being sufficiently need)
to fetch by land carriage, the business transacted is quite
trifling, and prices may be considered rather lower. Oat!
are dull, and the rates of last week are scarcely obtained.
Barley is very plentiful; and Malt continuing to meet an
excessively heavy sale, very little has been done ii this
article to-day; the best samples are in slow request, at a
decline of ls. per quarter, and there is no demand for
any other description. Good old Beans are extremely
(lull, and the ordinary sorts are unsaleable, but there is--0
fair demand for good ones.
Wheat, Red, Norfolk and Suftblk Ws. to 755. fine 795.
Lincolnshire fibs. to 725. fine 76*.
Yorkshire, &c 7os. to 728. One '7ss-
- White
---- Foreign, Old
Barley, Norfolk and Suflblk 3os. to Ms. tine 30s.
----- Lincolnshire 32s. to 355, fine S.
335. to 365. fine 375. ''
--- Yorkshire Wold
Beans, Tick 3ss. to 40s. tine 42a.
-- Small 36s. to Ws. fine 41a.
Oats, Poland and Potato 2ls. to 30s. fine 32a.
- Frieihnd and Small - 2ls. to 235. fine 28a.
-..=,.• Mi.allng l3-4d. to 154 d. per Stone.
Shelling , 3lB. to -.a. --a. to 30s. per Last. '•
Malt - 40s. 458. fine 42.,, per Load.
Rapeseed 30,1. Os. 321. Os. 331. 104. per Last.- •

Wt. XEFIELI.I CATTLE MARKET.—,Tan. 91. --
We had very small supply of Sheep- to this day's um,-
ko, hat that of Beasts was tolerably good, with a, little
inirprovemenl in prices.— Beef, 6kd. to 'ld. pek *b.; Mut-.
ton, 6s. to 74. per stone of 141 b.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS" etA N. R 4,
There has bet n a large supply of foreign grain, consisting
mostly of wheat, barley, and beans, salsa of which could
only bo ef*cred by again submitting to a ainsiderahle abate-,
ment, to which the importer% are not yet inclined to
accede, and, with tho eNeeptiou of oats, our prices have
been almost nomir,kal; the rapid fall in the value of this
article has induced several speculative purchases, which
have much relieved the market, and the depression has
been very nearly recovered.

The middling and better descriptions of grocery woo
having become scene in this market, the business dos.'
this week is confined to 350 hhds., for which fall prices
were obtained ; the low middling
,and bravo qualities con-
tinue dull of sale. Nothing done in mast India or ioreie
sugar. There is a little disposition, to purehase coffee no
speculation, for which puspose a parcel bas been taken ;
the total rinantity sold is about 200 tea. Jatnaica, princi-
pally to the grocers; without any advance in prices wortbY
of notice. About 200 puns. rum have been sold, ebießY
Demeraras, 6 0,14, at 2s. SP. and 20 per cent. O.P. at
2s. 141. to 3c. per gallon. The demand for cotton bai
again been limited, and the business by private contea,o
has generally been done at about id. per lb. below wt,t last
Inotation.. The public vales yesterday went off very
heavily, the Sea Islands at a reduction of 0, per lb. and
the Mobile of id. per lb. from previous, prices. Of 1,50
Sea Islands offered there acre sold 310 at IM. to 14id.
for middlioz t,-; good qualities; 200 stained at 41d. t 3
rill Of 770 Demerara and Perbi,2e efkreik only lip Sold at 7d. to 9d. for middling to very fine ; there were
also sold 280 Mobile ekt ild, to bid. for ordinary to mid-
dling fairs aril UP &Wed at sid. to 6d. fur rnitkeAlg
fair to good. The sales are 6,76.0 bags. TV,q
are 13,024, bags. The present hat been a dull week ..;11
business generally, owing to !kill interruptions
OP.:. com-
munications by 'tiff-4 with the interior by at; feipit•
In tot..leyn we have an change to notice, thowin holders
general y are sanguine of some further irpproyernent in
prices. For dyewoode there has hem oweelk any inqUiVi
the whole week. Indigo 1.0 Oen neglgctedk ening i°
part to the attenda;we Of
the trgde at the hest India Coro-
pany's quavtr,rlx aide ip, tOndon, which commenced on the
V9tb, and which appears to be going off with leas spirit*
and lower than had hem anticip,ated. No sales
ported in brinnanne and in saltpetre only euagll lota at
;PQ. to 2s. qd. per etvt, - •

sect- mil MARKETS.
imam WCITON CORN Al ANKET.—.7an. 28.
Yfry dull wallets to-day. Barley is down Is. on tbi,
top and 6(1. on the average-97 quarters sold, Si 4 t;psokl•
Oats are
.up 2s. on the top, average down 24(1,—19S
quarters sold, and 44 unsold and unreturued. Wheat
brought the same to as last (lay ; the average has Ad-
vanced 1(I. 4-I2ths. Pease are down Is. and Beans 2s. 4d.
Wheat. Burley. Oats. I Pease. Beam'.
First iSs Od 40s 00, 30,i Oct 33s Od 35a Ott
Secood 'Us Od 3i4, Oct 24s Id 31s OLI 3,4 s (Id
Third ~., (',hie co 37. rid 21s Od , 23s Od I 29s 0.1.
Tliere were 341qrs. of Wheat in market, Sel3 whereof were solo',
46 Uasold,—.2s Groy.
'., ~,,,, ~... ..... 31, Ils. tkol. 3.l2ths

A veTai

/141,KEIT1-1 COR
There was a large supply
day's market, which sold
prices than last week.
Wheat. Bailey. t
41.A4.
First • 7.4 s itts 25;,,
4.te 266 Od
:es 22s Od

N AIARKE
of all kin'
readily, ai

!:I'.--,J an. 22.

Ida of Grain at this,
Lud at rathsa igivet

ecams
Ws Od
3ls (ki
394 iki

Beans.
SU Ott
318 ed
3Oth

A marble statue of his Mgilesty, by Behnes,
is in a state of great foremAnesti. The, statue, when
finiwbOth will he plied ju a gallery now erecting by the
!loyal Suciety in Dublin.

Workmen ' are busily, employed in pulling
down several more of the houses on the South side oll'all'
mall ; among the rest, that which has.bceu latterly used of
a shooting gallery.
irsulfeeltiongis'efli
hort,, and we weep : we vent our little passions the mo-
ment they are excited ; and so much of novelty have we to
iiiOnly.;1111. fiitrivset ,freraii;iggsf , fifewc tell tedt,lleanidn Or
icaeugoh f;
reflect. By-and
ye Qeets to revenge the !lispleatnirel apd 40 poi,ibed i we
criminal, and chidden into restraint. From
find the c{Fes4 Clf OW Mr our burrow, our anger, alike
we become acquainted with deceit : the:prornise
ftearrceiieviecitlhesa t
u•tsv eoh alv;:riatit4le
obl.
made is not fulfilled, the threat not executed, the feaF
harshnessg: naiClgrp4
falsely excited, and the hope wilfully disappointA i il I
411 fIIIT°:44 by systematized flOßion, add. we imbibetlle Fcv4ppri. Frog) being forced into concealing the
loughts which we do conceive we begin to affect dime
which we do not: so eagerly do we learn the two main
tasks of life, to suppress and to feign, that our memory
will got carry us beyoni that period of artifice to a state of
RaWfo When the twin princyles of veracity and belief
were so strong as to lead the philosophers of a modern
school into the error of terming them innate.—Diseteeed.