The Sun.
London, England, 1829-03-02 00:00:00

MANCHESTER CORN MAR KET.—Feb. 28.

Notwithstanding the improved state of the London and
Liverpool markets at the beginning of the present week,
we have had but a moderate demand. We had a lazy
attendance of millers and dealers on 'Cliancr. a this morn-
. ing Fine Wheat (English and Forei,n), was held at ra-
ther higher prices. Barley is languid, and in Oats there
,
is very little doing. Pease and Beaus are each Is. per
quarter cheaper. Malt is very heavy sale. Fine Vluur a
shade higher. Oatmeal 6d. to Is. dearer.
Customary Bushel. Qua;. of 8 Imp Bush,
Wheat (701 b.) s. d. toe. d. g. d, to
English, ,Old. ll 0 11 079 2 79 0 a
--- Hue 6 10 9 75 7 77 4
Second Runs 4 10 6 '7l 4 75 7 ',52
-- Scotch & Welch 10 0 10 6 79 0 75 7 ,
Irish, Fine 010
9 9 10 0 70 2 72 o.'"
Inferior 8 9 9 6 63 0 68 P 47.4
Foreign, Free,. .11 0 11 4 79
• • :•-•
Barley (6010)
English, Fine _ 6 C 0 0 -It 7 41
Irish
—lnfericz for r,,intling 5 2 31 8 85 9 e
Gats (45117:)
Eaglisi,i, Fine Poland Ct 0 Zi 0, 33 7 37 4
Sc6teh;•Potlitoe t 4 2 49 31 1 35 5
Iriih, 'for Mealing —...-.... 3 0 310 22 4 29 '7
Provender.-- 3 8 3 10 11 4 28 7
Foreign, Old. -... 0 0 0 ol 0 0 '-
Pease (Imp. Bush.)
Blue, (boilers) 6 4
White (ditto) - 5 6
:leans (Ilnp. Qr.) s. d.
English, 44 0 '45 0
inferl'or....: 41 0' 43 O'
40 0 41. 0
Foveign - 10'0 45
Malt (per-load of (3 Imp. B 141.1.).
44'0 4) 9
45 9 46
/rXei,_and inflitioi,-; rill 0 :39 0
wr 2801 b. Imp.
VlCAcr,Notts. Fine 55 (1
SV.V.

6 61
(11: Sa
I lour, 1
• SI

c, 63
0 55

ick 28011)s.) s. d, to 5.. d.
Norfolk ancl

infroll,c,Fo,lp. 5,A a W.
1-ox!,,s,;Fijae 43 0 4' 0
Svcctmis .13 0 43
54 0 56 0

.-----Superfine 59
—Heated or stilq 50 0 52 0
Per load of 2401 b,
Oatrautl, Untaith— 36 0 37 0
—Scotch & Irish 37 0 Sfs 0
Fueding 20 0 0,

56 0
59 0

tAST INDIA COME
This momizg toe East ~ ncl

!AMY'S TEA SALES.-
lia Company's quarterly sale

of Leas commenced at the

[ndia House.

The-sale-room

was very much crowded, and it was expected that r.F.sit
discussion would have arisen on the sublet of lot money,
upon whirls some corresrmAo4ce has been liaa p-tWects
the Company and trade. The 'sale, however, pro.
cleeded without interrtyption. T. total cpiant4ty of Teas
OfPred for sare.on the present deoavatloil Is 9,000,000 lbs.
viz. Of 11ohea, 3,100,,M) of Congou, Cawspoi, Sou-
elloq, and Vekoc, b,/00,000 ; of Twankay and Hyson
1,24,000 and of Hyson, 27,500 lbs. Of the first.
and third sorts there is much more declared tban.at the
last sale, but in consequence of the great increase the.
consumption of Teas, the whole declartticaa. is eiiiected tii
be taken by the trade, anur.g. which a greater
consumption at exists thati-•at any, turnier >r
comtdelleed' 'fiist: •itna.ai;tl.
The 'iMpiirtatlon. of idefieTi"l'ai,'
late The' sat 4,
t.. •
I r.

_
—at of a flight
.as seized by a tall man
.south and nose with a plaister, •
..: nature, after which he knocked her
....nced her, and continued dragging her along the '
stones until the arrival of a woman in the court, on wli
t, off freely.kli •
he ran off; the girl then got up, and took refuge in a'shop
.... much increased of opposite to the court. The plaister was then removed
....,aude for many days. from her face, and Proper remedies applied for recovering
, her from her state of great fright and exhaustion. Ti e
,-ORONTER'S INQUEST.-011 Sunday se it- girl says, that while she was down the villian constantly
night an inquest was held at Gothnanchester on the biuly kept his hand on her mouth, and some part of the time
of an individual named Norris, who was killed in the course was kneeling on her. Application ha' been wade to the
of an altercation with smite neighhours,—Verdict, " Matt- police on the -subject, but no clue to the .offender has a...:
slaughter." yet been discovered.-- Core-mtry Obyerrer.