The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-05 00:00:00

WAKEFIELD, Jam 8.

There is a large supply of Wheat here to-day, and, the •
Flour trade being in a dull state, the millers have botiglit
very sparingly, at a decline of Is. per quarter, and up to
the close of the market not much business has been done.
Oats are unaltered in value, but the demand is only tri-
fling. The best samples of Barley are very heavy tale at
the rated of last week, and there ie no demand for any
other description for malting. Beans are very plentiful,
offering freely at a decline of ls. to 2e. per (outer, but
the sale is as dull as possible.
Wheat, Rod, Norfolk and Suffolk Ms. to 775. fine 70s.
Lincolnshire. 69s. to 735. floe 78s.
Yorkshire, &c. 72s. to 755. there.
-- White ,7os. to 755. Rue 85s.
- Foreign, Old 66s to 76a. Sae 795.
Barley, Norfolk and Sußblk 33s to 38s. line 419.
--. Lincolnshire B6e to 40g. fine 41a.
- Yorkshire Woki :3s. to 38s. tine,4lls.
Beans, Tiek 37a. to 40s. fine 41a.
- Small 365. to 41,. fine 425.
.
Oats, Poland and Potato 22e. to 31e. fine 33e.
- Friesland and guiall ,ti•ci to 2Se. fine 28e.
- Meeting M. to 16d. For fitoue.
Shelling 3se. to .-a. -s. to 395. per Load.
Malt 431. 465. tine 48g. per Load.
Rapeseed •all. 91. 321. Og. 1331. 10s. per Last.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVEKVOOL, JAN. B.—There hae, been no change .b the
value of any article of the corn trade since' this day week.
The general demand Kati been very lialite4l, but holders,
particularly of Wheat, are flrni, and the quantity of that
Grain at present pressing on the market is unusually small,
though, at the some time, it is geecratly believed that the
stocks are on the increase.

We have experienced another dull-week in colonial pro-
duce. Of British plantation sugar bop J.logrolae.uls.(chiefty
Batbadoes) have been sold at about last week's quotations.
Nothing done in East India or foreign sugar. One hun-
dred puncheons Demerara molasses of fair quality wera
sold ut Qss. tid. per cwt. off the quay, and fifty puncheons
(in store) at 265. 6d. per cwt. The business done in (tof-
fee consists of a few lots to the trade without any alteration
in prices. The sales of runs are 150 puncheons strong
Demerara at 38.13 d. to 4.5. per gallon. ' The demand for
notton his boa► steady this week at our last quotation; the
sales amount to 10,020 bags. The tobacco market Las
remained without alteration this weok and only a limited
business has been done at full prices. The business dupe
in dyewoods since our last has been altogetzbel on a limited
scale. .

SCOTCH MARKETS.
HADDIN oToN CORN Al A lIKET:—.Jau. Y.
Dull markets today. Barley down Is. 6d. on the
top, but the average is the saute as that of last day ; 125
sold, and 4 unsold. Oats brought the same top price, but
the average is down 9d. ; 263 quarters sold, and 61 un-
sold. Wheat has de‘lieed conxiderably to-day, on the top
25., and on the average Is. 6d. Pease a trifle up on the
average, and Beans down.

Wheat.
First 79s Od
72 od
Third
"I'laere wen 808 qrs

Barloy.
&la Oct
&Is Oct
31s Oti
of Wheat
22 Unsold..

Oats. I. Pease. ileum.
99 * OA 34a Od 86s O 1
25s id Ms Od 84 Od
We Oct 81e Oct 81s Od
n market. g where° were sold
—24 Grey.
—N. Me. bd. 11.12th0

Avi

DALICEITH COHN klAuKer.—Jaa. 1.
There was a large supply Di all kinds of Grain at thig,
day's markut, which sold heavily, and at rather iolyea
prices than last week.
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First els Od 39.3 Od 2tk, Od
Second 75s Od 37s W 258 Od
l'hird this ed 34s Od 23s Od

re.ose. Beans.
136 s Od Od
81s Od 35s Od
303 Od 334 Od

CORNWALL. MARKETS.
Tavuo.—Wheat (average) Ws. lOs. 3cl.—Oate, 1,2 a.
Ilacrrox—Wheat, We. Bd.—Barley, Ha. Bd.
ST. A WITS ix—Wl:mat, 28s. to Sls.—Barley, 14s. te
Od. to I la.

BuoeitN—Wheat average) 294. 0.1.-1;arloy, 113.—Oate, 11..
LA xc ESTON—Wheat (average) OW. Od.—Barley, 14 e. fel.—Oata
•
lls. 01—Beef, Rd.—Mutton, 541.
LINCEA RD—Wheat, 27a. —s, 0,1.—8ar1ey,159. CJ—Oates, We.
'o O. Oct

Sr. COLUNB—Wheat, SO t. to No.—Burley, ISt. to 14,....-Beof,
and Mutton, Sd to &la.—Vaal and Lamb, Od to sd.
PoNzat.roa—Whoat, Y7s. to 29s.—Barloy. 13a.—Oata,
03. to lla. W.—Beg( and Mutton, bd,. to Od.—Pork, Rd. to pd--
Butter, 12d. per lb.

MINING INTELLIGENCE. Taw. Cwt.
Quantity of Copper Ore sold at Redrnth Last Thursday 8.335 go
Average Produce i 7X ti
Quantity of tine CoppTr .. • 251 3
Amount of Sale. 10•635/. Itis. W.—Average Stanitard, 1131. 11s. Od.

BIRTHS.
On the Sd inst., Mrs. Charlea John Blozana, of Lin-
colds-inn-fields, of a daughter.

On the 2d inst., at Peabara-rye, Mrs. KtLaggs, of Law-
rence Pountney-lane, of a.son.
In Chester-terrace,. Regent's-park, the lady of Lieut. -
entis Mrs. S. R.
Colonel Becher, of her 10th son.
Om Friday, the 2d inst., at K h-town,
Block, of a eon.