The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-09 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beans. Pease.
Per Quarter. a. to s. a. to a. a. to a. a. to a. a. to s.
Blandford —.—.— 41 61 37 40 :n 141
Brigg—
:s2 56 33 58 27 33 45 00 44 IA
Cambridge-- 54 -25 46 '--
Chard --3 S 44 24 32 44 48
Huntingdon— 50 55 35 38 20 32 .57 60
Louth.. 5O 53 36 40 25 33 51 55
48 56 36 40 24 36 46 52
Newark
Norwich 52 59 3C 38 26 33 48 46 41 m
Nottingham 55 59 43 46 33 36 56 62
Peterborough ....... 50 56 38 42 24 30
Plymouth . . 52 60 36 88 28
Sherborne. 5O 56 32 38 30 3° n 4
Uppingham «.».M.54 59 39 45 34 50 48 6g
Wiabeeli 43 57 3° 40 50
York 5O 62 36 42 %46 34 48 56

LEEDS CORN MARKET, Fel3-.
There was a large supply of Wheat and Rail,
dling of other Grain; fine dry Wheat was dul
lower, and other descriptions were difficult to
per quarter cheaper. Barley Is. per guar'
Shelling, and Beans, much the same as last w
thing doing in Rapeseed.

ley, but only mid-
II sale, and rather
quit, and full le.
ter lower. Oate,
oek. Scarcely any

in consequence of the fine thaw, and in some in-
There was only a
MANCITESTER CORN MARKET.—FeTh-
The slender improvement adverted to last week has entirely
disappeared,
day ; the business transacted
was but trifling. Although we make no alteration in o t
tar quo a-
tions, Wheats are a shade lower.
Customary Bushel. I
smtaondceersatleowateter
ntderaninesehaajme ba.erkenetstuhbisnittA to.
English, New ....,..--... J 5 9 9
------- Red --------. 8 9 9 ~..
Irish, White,------- 811 g
---- Red.-------
Canada..------...-----
8 4
Foreign --...,---__
Wheat (701 b.) s. d. toe. d.
I3arley (601 g.)
For grinding.----*.
Oats (451 b.)
English and Scotch -- 0 0
Welsh......—~—...--m--. 0 0
Foreign ---------- 4 8 410
Irish, Kiln-dried .---- 410 411
Undried.----- 4 8 4 9
Per load of 6 Imp]. bushel.
Malt. New ...----,--.18 0 50 0
---- Old 0 0
---- Inferior ...... 11-7 0 14 0

Pease (Imp. Qr.) e. d. to S. d.
Blue, 7 6 7
White—(do.) 0 0
Beans.
Znglish 0 50 0
Irish and Foreign—At, 0 83 0
Per bag of 2601 b.
Flour, Fine Notts--.35 0 47 0
Yorkshire, fine4l 0 46 0
Irish, fine —4B 0 47 0
5ec0nd5,..,.„.,,,,-44 0 42 0
Barrel Flour Sweet -- 0 0
Sour-26 0 SI 0
Per load of 2401 b.
Oatmeal, English 0 4p 0
high—

8 4 8 9

8 10 V I

59 G 0

0 0
00

~, el 0
Old (feed) -- o 34 0
Tared (Imp. Qr.) —... 0 0 0 0
Bran (broad) pet 20Ib. 18.2 d. a Is. id.

MANCHESTER NEW SMITHFIELD.—Yeb.
At per lb. sinking the °MI.
sd. to 80. 8 Calves
I
4 61 1114 rtga

4,818 Sheep
Ogg Cattle

64. to I'd

MANCHESTER POTATOE MARKET.—Feb. 3.
Potatoes, Ss. Od., lOs. Od., and lls. 6d. per load of 12 score and Ibr. ;
Carrou
12s.
s, .
13s. 6d., and 16s. Od. per load of 12 score; Turnips, Bs. ft,
andd 10 per load of 16 peoks ; Onions, 40s. Od. and 441. per
load of 12 score.

MANCHESTER YAK'.
No. d. d.
Throatle Twist, 12 to 12f
:10--f 13f 144
40 19 20
Mule eopTwist/ 30 12i
for warp ISt
40«,...-14f 151
50 17f 19
PAL—, 21 22j
70-- 24 27
FAL...—. 29 3t

Mule Cop Welt, 30 • 121 'to 13
40 131 14
50 - 16 ' 17
60 L 74 IRe
70
80 ' rr

100 -30 ii

120 34 Fi
Weft from was te,lo Si 10
It 9 10e
18 10 11
24...,...11 18

BIRTH.
On the 7th inst. in Russell-square, the lady of Henry Hoyle
Oddie, juu. Esq. of a son.

MARRIED.

On the Bth inst. at St. Clement Danes, by the Rev. John
Nelson, A.M. John Tanner, Esq. of Speenhamland, Berke, to
Mary Elizabeth, second daughter of George Nelson, Esq. of
Essex-street.

On the 7th inst. at Nottingham, Michael Peareon, Esq. of
Lansdown-place, London, to Maria, youngest daughter of the late
John Fellowes, Esq. of the former place.
On the Bth inst. at Havering, by the Rev. T. Whitehnrst, the
Rev. John Peacock Byde, of Bengeo, Herta, Clerk, to Emma,
second daughter of Edward Robinson, of Havering Atta Bower,
Essex, Eaq.
On the 6th inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Rev.
Charles Simeon, M.A. of Cambridge, the Rev. Joseph *Wolff,
Missionary to the Jews, to the Lady• Georgiana Mary Walpole,
fourth daughter of the late, and sister to the present Earl of
Orford.