The Sun.
London, England, 1829-09-30 00:00:00

CANTERBURY. Sept. 26.

We had a fair supply of Wheat, but many samples
being out of condition caused considerable dullness, ana
the pries of this day week were barely maintained. -Old
Beans are rather dearer, but Barley and Oats are without
alteration. We have had exceedingly heavy rains during'
the week, which has prevented all outstanding Grain
from being carried.

Wheat, White Bos. to 72s
---- red sos. to fßs.
Barley, Malting 34s. to 40s.
Oats
Eeans 33s. to ais.
Pease 32s. to 38,.

EXETER MARKETS.--Sept. 25.
Beef (score) 9s Od. 9; 61. Wheat (bushel)...Bs. Od. 93.6 d.
Mutton (Ib.) 0 5 0 6 Barley ' 6—5 6
Veal and Lamb 0 s—o 7 Oats 2 3—2 6
P• rk 0 5 0 7 Beans 6 o—6 6
Geese (each) ........4 o—s 6 Butter (lb) 0 9—o 10
Ducks (couple) ....3 o—4 6 &cgs (16) 0 o—l 0
Fowls 0 o—3 6 Potatoes (pe,k) 0 B—o 9

CHEsTs a.—Wh eat, per 751 b. 10s. Od. to Ils. 04.1 Bat ley, 38 VI&
ss. 6d. to ss. 9d. ; 04t3, 491 b. 3s. 3d. to 4s. 9d.
Nawrwicit.—Wheat, per '7s'b. Bs. 3d. to 10s. Bd. ; Barley, 0
grts. ss. 6d. to ss. 91. ; Oats. sOlb. 3s. sd. to 4s. 3d.

GLASGOW MARKETS.
(From the Glasgow Herald of Monday.)

The salts made in Raw SUGARS this week amount to
650 hhds. and trs. ; prices of Browns and Middling are
lower, while the better descriptions, which are scarce, are
bringing full prices.
Coma.--Jamaica, 230 casks, and 150 bags Demerara,
were brought forward by auction ; 150 trs. of the Jamaica
were sold, triage, 16s, 6d. ; ordinary broken mixed, 24a. a
275. 6d. ; ordinary, 325. 6(1. a 335. ; good ordinary, 34•
a Sis. 6d. ; fine ordinary, 38s. a 40s. ; fine fine ordinal,
41x. a 448. ; 41 trs. fine middling withdrawn at 705., and
sold by private contract at 695. ; and 55 bags Demerara,
Triage, 225. a 245. 6d. ; ordinary, 31s. a 33a. ; and fal,'
good ordinary, 345. a 355. 6d.
Nothing worthy of remark done in PIMENTO, nominal
prices, 6d. a 61-d.
No sales made in GINGER.

Some trifling parcels of Jamaica Rum have been sold at
2s. 10d. a 3s. for 16 0. P. ; nothing whatever done in
Leewards.

The demand for CorroN still continues good ; the sales
amount to 1781 packages ; and last week's prices have bee°
fully supported. The particulars are, 93 Sea Island, 0
9,1. a 13id. ; 19 stained do. at bid. a aid. ; 343 Bowed''
at 54d. a 6d. ; 306 Orleans, at 5141. a ; 40 Mobile,
at 50. a sid. ; 87 Maranham, at tiid. a bad. ; 10 EgYr
tian, at 6d. ; 53 Demerara, at 631,1. a lid. ; 752 West
India, at Sid. a sid. ; 73 Surat, at Sid. a 31d.
In DYSWOODS there has been nothing done.
The transactions in ASHES are confined to retail parcels
of Pots at 345., and Pearls 335. a 335. 6d.
No sales made in TOBACCO ; prices are without variation.
Y. C. TALLow is selling steadily; new at 40s. alOs. 6d.;
and old, 393. a S9s. 6d.
Fish OILS are dull and lower ; Whale, 241., and PalB
Stal, 231. per tun old measure.
During the week there have been several arrivals of ne'4
GIiAIN from Ireland and the East Coast. The fauna°
are bringing in new Wheat, which in general is in lop
condition, and sold at a reduction of Is. per boll. old
Wheat steady, and former rates fully maintained. Thg,
trade have purchased very sparingly of new Oats, and old
has been in limited demand ; prices are 6d. per boll lower.
Barley steady, and prices supported. No alteration 0)
Beans or Pease.

DUBLIN MARKET NI

2,;57 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone
1,088 8ete..,..,. 17 stone
810 Barley l6 stone
4,994 Oats 12 stone
8,364 Cwt. Flour 9 stone)
882 Oatmeal 8 stone
Sold to (takers only.
5,835 Cwt. Flour

From
22 0
12 0
14 0
10 0
7 0
11 0

16 0

IDLY, S,?pt.
To H. F;;,,,
53 0 2
15 0 14 64
18 15
17 0 12 ,
SO 0 ---
IS 0 13
20 61

300

•
. . Average price of Wheat arid flour 5o is. OW per sacg,:„.. od.
Receipts of Flour, 1°,3:38/ L1C":11(ir"......... firrO°llll 2: ((tit: to f:3.
f:3. C'd.
Sales of Do. t 3,3134 Third,, from 70. Oct. to 153,
ruicz OF liitEAD.
Quartern Loaf, 41b. Soz.— 9d. I Half-quartern, 21b.20z...-,414d.

BRITISH EXPORTS.

bTATEMENT OF THE QUANTITIES I
CLES OF BRITISH MANUFACTUI
FROM SEPT. 19 TO SEPT. 26 INCL
Pieces. Yards.
Cotton 138,674 862,985
Linen ",0.8 145,375
Blanketir.g ...... - 7,1;80
Carpeting - 8,873
Baize 5lO -
Kerseymeres - --..
Flannel - -
Ends.
Woollen Stuffs 4OB 491
Worsted Stuffs-5,446 -
Calicoes -
Inf. Woollens 2,418 812
Cotton Thread 8,1171 b. -
Cotton Yarn ...23,050 -

OF 711 H UNDERIWEIMONIiD 111111'
,ItH HiP0111111) FROM LIY/1111.00"
LUSIYH. 01°'
lSail
Cloth
9.353
4 15°t
I Cotton Hose /".
Worsted Hose 441
• Cotton Handkerchiefs
• Cotton Brace,
• flats
. Hardware Z 14•600
Earthenware •C7,400
• Salt White Bushels 18"2, 00
salt Rock' 56•4
•
Tons. Clvt. CD6A
Coal 1506 6 0
l.
•Ilron

CATTLE.
AN ACCOUNT OP CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL FROM 92'".

TO SEPT. 26, BOTH DAYS INCLUDED. stoles.
Cows. I Calves. I Sheep. I Pigs. I Horses. I v.. 1
2002 I 419 5526 I 21556 I

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

IMPORTED.
This
year.
Bg Sze. 1
5' 7
Z
lt3'lO

, txvon.:l33.
Same pc- IPref..oo,
~
nod List I) thi.
yor.
year.

rags, &c. Bags, &c.
500,6:38 4,456
53,281 2,265
36,319
88.?27.
58,29.3.

'Bags, &c.
Liverpool 591,497
London 58,872
Glasgow 27,481
Total exported in It
Same period 1828

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Sufi
NUISANCE. An abominable nuisance is
fered to exist nightly in several of the most poPul°,—,
streets of London and Westminster, by the progress °`
cat t filled with fetid matter passing through them ab°'r
nine o'clock in the evening, which impregnates the 43
with an abominable and offensive effluvia, endangering
hetlth of the inhabitants, and calculated to produce putrlo,
fevers. The parish authorities should exert themselve',
prevent this nuisance, unless they are partial to the 11Ø1,;
gay, which emits its odour in such abundance as to till ti e
houses from top to b. tom in the street through which t '-
cart passes.

BIRTHS.
At Hastings, on the 23d inst. the lady of Frede_rii
North, Esq., of that Owe, and Rougham, Norfolk)
still-born child. Lock;"
On the 29th inst. at Balham-terrace, Mrs. W.
of a daughter. G•lc
On the 28th inst. at Margite, the lady of Mr.
Hunter, of a son.

MARRIED. v tOn'
On the 28th inst. at Iliddleswerth, W. B. i,n-trirvao-
Esq. third son of the late E. B. Portman, ERq•
stone, Dorset, to Sarah, only dlughter of T.
Esq. of
At the Hoteliddleswof theorth HBralitish Ll, Noregation at Berne, ldk.
t; o
'vine
II zerland, on the 23d inst. the Rev. . Montigu,
Elizabeth, only daughter of the late T. Wood, 1:4q.101
niece to the late Sir Mark Wood, Bart.
DIED. of
On the 26th in't. at Pembroke, in the 760 .c
or
her age, Miss Campbell, sister of the late Lord Cl'creor-
On the 28th inst. in Ely-place, the Rev. SoOebe ()Ist
Cher, vicar of Christ Church, Nen:gate-street, t
year of his age. the tldo't
On the 27th inst. in his 19th year, George, '
son of Mr. 0. Hall, of St.
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