The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-20 00:00:00

Wheat. Barley.

I. to B.

s. to i.

64 79
64 70

27 33
36 39

80 92
68 N
s. d. s. d.
98 104
120 126
80 100
12 0 12 3
90 96
96 104

Si 46
91 37
r. d.
48 54
56 60
40 43
56 60
40 44
48 54

180 216!
18 0 22 01
156 210
17 0 20 61

96 00
90 106
86 100
86 90

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—ApriI 16. a
orsuf
The supply of Wheat to-day is very short, but, as is gen- Ty
the case when the market is held off the usual day, there ji ‘,116,
a thin attendance of buyers, who give nearly last Friclay'se all
for good dry fresh New Wheat, both English and foreignOTLani
other descriptions are exceedingly dull, and to effect Wee of le,
quantity lower prices must be submitted to. Oats are heavl el.„
but prices remain much the same. There is scarcely any !Bs
up to-day,. but there is some quantity in granary r,-maipiolf ova
from previous arrivals ; fine fresh heavy qualities obtain the re
of last Friday, but the light samples are extremely difficult tt
quit at any tolerable price. Beans are very dull, and last wee.i!„/
prices are barely supported. Rapeseed is very heavy sale, and
rather lower.
Wheat, Red, Norfolk and Suffolk 62s. to 655, fine '72s.
Lincolnshire 6ss. to 665. fine 705.
Yorkshire, &c 653. to 685. fine `We'
---- White
Foreign, Old s6s. to 655. fine ...,.""'
Barley, Norfolk and Suflblk 2ss. to 295. tine ''''"'
Lincolnshire 27g. to 30s. fine gig.
Yorkshire Weld 3os. to 335. fine 34
Beans, Tick 33s. to 365. fine
---- Small 3ss. to 375. fine
Oats, Poland and Potato 2os. to 255. fine 316.
Friezland and Small 2os. to 225. fille 269-
- Mealing .
12%d. to 13%d. per Stoe,,
Shelling 32s. to —s. --a. to Ms. per 1,0e,d.
Malt 3ss 401 fine 42s pet l'"
_

Rapeseed .fi.

291. N. 321. N. 331. N.per

WAKEFELD CATTLE MARKET.—ApriI 15. ;41
There was a fair supply of stock at this day's market, wit'iris.
adequate attendance of buyers. Most of the supply vit ofl.
posed of on much the same terms as last fortnight. Beeku:gda
to 7s Od. per stone of 141 b. Mutton, (Sd. to 63d. per lb. 10'
small Sheep.

SCO

rcH MARKETS.

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Wheat.

Barley

Oati.

13eans

58 72
44; 49
59 52
70 74
72
64 63
60 70
50 53
64 75
62 69
of the m,

21 25
16 10 121 24
17 10 24 27
24 27 27 32
26 21
18 20 20 1 'LI
20 25 23 26
17 20 25 26
23 27 26 36 g 4
18 20 26 SI '- try,
les throughout the

se
93

H ADDINGTON CORN RI A KKE'f.—April 17.0 re-
Very heavy markets in Barley and Oats, the half of gd.,
maining unsold.; top of Barley same as last, average dOW.,loge
99 quarters sold, 80 unsold ; top of Oats also the same.
down 6d., 181 quarters sold, 177 unsold. Wheat is much les
in price, fla. on the top, and about 4s. on the average, and
very dull. Beans and Pease are down also.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Pease. 41%,,,,
First '72s Od 406 Od 26s Od 303 Od Od
Second 6ss Od 36s Od 24s IA 286 Od od
Third
There were 475 qrs. of Wheat in market, 302 whereof were "-
155 Unsold.-18 Greg.
31. Ss. Id. 6.12t1i5.

Aver

DALKEITH CORN MA 1tK1•.3'.--April'lB-
_,„,„‘
The supply of Grain at this day's market' vrai large; .--
heavy, at nearly last week's prices.
ups.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. real e • BQQ. Od
First 7ss OA 38s Od 28s Od 93s Od .--.,,,,_ • ofj
Second.— 72s Od 34s Od 25s Od 32s Od
~.,,.0' at
Third 614 Od 32s Od 22s Od 28s od . .c''

CORNWALL. MARKETS. .. 101'
Tauao.—Wheat (averag6d.e) 31s. 6d,— Barley„ 14a. Ud.--01--.
Ilec3Tox—Wheat, 31s. —Barley, 14s. •
ST. AusTELL—Wheat, 28s. to 30s.—Barley,8d. 131. to 148.--080.
10s. Od. to 12s. , FP,
Boomix—Wheat (average) 345. Od.—Barloy, 15s. 641.--Oatlik.,,,
Lst7 SC esTost—Wheat (average) 30s. Od.—Barley, 135.6(1:—.v."
Ws. Od.—Beef, 631—Mutton, 7d. ...s.
IAsKEARD—Wheat, —3. to 2Ss. 6d.—Barley, 13s. CU.—Oath
:0 149. Od.
~....1/01"

Sr. Comilla—Wheat, 325. to Sig.—Barley, 16s. to --L
and Mutton, 6d. to 60.—Veal and Lamb, 0d ko sd.
PENZiNCE—Wheat, 30s. to 328.--Barley, 16s. to i 1 4
Os. to 13s: od.—Beef and Mutton, 60. to od.—Pork,

Butter, 12d. per lb.

It is currently reported at Aylesbury, and.;
lieved, that the Marquis of Cuawoos is about to
his seat in Parliament, and accept the Chiltern Tiund to
This determination is said to be founded on recent Ogler.
The report adds, that his Lordship will afterwards
himself to represent the county, resting entirely on his
merits, and unbacked by any influence save that onie
his political conduct has given him over the minds '-
electors.—Bucks Gazette.
SHIPWRECKED HORSE.-A gentleman, a
last week passed through Kendal, on his return from of
tour through Scotland, had in his possession a. boo°
very singular appearance. The animal is well-propccil:
tioned, of a bay colour, and the hair (which is very thri
and strong) on every part of the body, is closely cu
Jr°
liked the hair on the back of a water bpaniel. The WIWI
of this animal, as recited by its proprietor, is rather silig,h";
lar :—A few months ago a vessel was wrecked cif 1:
island of St. Kilda, and the only living beings Wb_..eic
were seen from the shore, were the above-mentioned 11`,e
and a man of copper colour, who appeared seated on 1"
horse's back whilst it was plunging in the sea. The ca,:t
was unfortunately lost, but the horse reached the /Mil -
the only place in the island where it would have been P°:,
Bible to effect a landing. Nut vestige of the wreck red.
mained to indicate to what country the vessel belong be
The very singular appearance of the animal induced tto
present proprietor to purchase it of one of the inhabits,'
of St. Kilda..—Bath Herald.

BIRTHS.
On the 17th inst. in Curzon-street,_Latly Jane Vitgl°b'
of a son.
On the 17th inst. in Great Portland-street, the lady °I
William Theobald, Esq. of the Inner Temple, of a £Oll.
On the 17th inst. Henrietta, the lady of Thomas Pao;
shall, Esq. Member of the Royal Colley of Surgeon,' •
Crutehed-friars, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 16th inst. at St. Andrew's, Holborn, l'ifr•
Sh
muel Barber, of High-street, Gravesend, to Sarah, 'l'le'
ter of the late Mr. John Rolph, of Brunswick-r

Milton-next- Gravesend.
On the 18th inst. at St. James's, by the Pe'!" 1)„rr
Maddy, John William Fisher, Esq. of Argyll,streett
law
geon, to Louisa Catherine, eldest daughter of the
William Haynie% Esq. of Kibworth-Harcourt, Leicester.
shire, and niece to Sir William B. Cave, Bart. of Strettoo.
hall, Derbyshire.