The Sun.
London, England, 1839-06-10 00:00:00

THE MAR KE T S :f('Tl' TS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of English Grain last week were small, but of
Foreign wheat considerable. The trade was heavy throughout
',. e week. The fresh supplies being short, the best parcels of
English Wheat sold readily, at last weeks terms; other qualities
wore is. per quarter lower. Little doing in Barley, Beans, or
Pease, and prices were unvaried. Oats obtained Is. per quarter
advance. Flour sold heavily at lower terms for ship parcels.
'l he duty on Foreign Wheat will advance to 10s. Bd. this week.
VILICNS ON )30A RD OF attar
Wheat, Red (old) --a. —s. Beans, Small (new) 43s 4is
—White we.) —s. 3. . (old) 465. 1,35.
lied 18'38) .......545. 58/.. --,-- Tick (new) 131 36.
----- Fine 603. 04s.
--- SuperEnc....JAl. 795. Harrow (new) 135.383.
---- Mae (1823) ....61‘. i 2.5. •—• (old) ....... 425. 44.:.
------ Fine 6,,is. 70. [;rank Superfine 7.25. 'Ths. Oats, Feed
—Foreign free Ws. ?Ns. New 255.234
Ret 4na. 41s Poland —s.—s
Barley. 30J. 375. New ot.s. 30s.
--.. Grinding 30, 31.5, l'otatoe 28;.30x.
---- Malting 40_.4'.2.
Malt 555. 655. Scotch 52,54s
--- Fine New 06.. 6As Irish 245.... 26s .28s.
Prase, Grey, New '36s. 38s. Flour Town (per sack).... 603.62 r.
Maple New 375. 403. Seconds 54,.51,,
--- 'White 40s. 425. —........ N.orth Country .... 50, .52 .
Boilers 425. 41,., Bran 123 13+.
ARRIVALS ,if' GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK
Wheat. Barley. oats. fq.ut
F.,aglish
ir,sn - 9,296
Foreigrl

1350 Lrls.

2,OiA _
SMITHFIELD.
A good supply and a briSk. trade ; priers have improved. Beef
3s. 61. to 4s. 6d. ; Mutton, 3s. 10d. to 4s. 6d.; Veal, 4s. 4d.
to ss. ; Pork, 43. 2d. to ss. 21. ; Lamb, ss. 4d. to Cs. 2d.—
Beasts, 2,594 ; Sheep, Pec. 26,210 ; Pigs, 540 ; Calves, 168.
CITY FISH MARKET.
Supplies fair and demand good, and prices much as last
quoted.
TI

he St. George Steam Packet Company's steam-
,tp, Vulture, arrived yesterday everting in the river from
St. Petergburgh, having, performed her voyage in eight
days.

The General Steam Navigation Company's
packet, the Giraffe, from Rotterdam, arrived
off' ho
Custom-I:owe, yesterday; also the John Bull from Ham-
burg this morning,.
JOHN BANlAL—Through .the generous ad-
vocacy of the good Lord Morpeth, seconded, we believe,
by or. Shen, who has always evinced a consistent in-
terest in the welfare of his old friend and countryman,
John Banim, her Majesty will be graciously pleased to'
confer upon Mary Banim, the only living child of our dis-
tinguished townsman, a pension sufficient for all the pur-
poics of her education, and not terminating with her
father's life.—Kilkenny Journal.
Mr. David Salonions, the High Sheriff of the
county of Kent, is actively engaged in canvassing the
electors of the borough of New Shoreham and Rape of
Bramber. The Duke of Norfolk will lend Mr. Salmons
all the :id in his power. It is confidently reported in the
Rape that Mr. H. D. Goring is about to accept the Chil-
tern Hundreds, in which event the return of Mr. Salomons
is placed beyond a doubt. An opposition is threatened in
the person of Mr. Charles Goring, of Wiston, a young
Gentleman just of age, fresh from Oxford'. and of ultra-
Tory politics. An association has been formed to foist
this young gentleman upon the electors.