The Sun.
London, England, 1839-09-30 00:00:00

PROVISION MARKET.

A steady business was done in most kinds of provisions.
Irish Butter, at 86s. to 90s. ; Foreign Butter, 955. ; the gene,
ral run of Irish Bacon 525. to 555. ; other descriptions of pro.
visions remained as last quoted.

HOP MARKET.
Newt Hops of the first quality secured a good business at from
80s. to 90s. per cwt. The lower qualities dull of sale, though
offered at prices comparatively low. The duty is at 230,000/.
TEA MARKET.

The market quiet generally. Further news from Canton
anxiously looked for, and the recent advanced prices firmly
maintained.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(THIS DAY

DEAL, SEPT. M.—Wind S. W., 29th, W. S. W., va-
riable..—Sailed the outward bound.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 28. —Wind S. E. to W. N. W., fresh,
29th, N. W.—Arrived the Feronia, James, from Leghorn;
Eugene, Schroeder, Dantzic; Saidmaus, Jackson, Jamaica,
sailed on the 16th ult. ; Courtensy. Ellis, Halifax ; Syn-
wald, Quebec; Roscoe, Glover, New York ; Bee, Arica.
sailed on the 12th June ; David Spelehing, Dantzic;
Coree, Schultz, ditto; Johanna Frederica, Schroeder, ditto;
Du Lacks, Janson, ditto. Off port the Adirondack, from
New York; Zulieka, Mediterranean. Sailed the Bland,
Callon, for Calcutta ; Parensus, Rio ; Blundell, !lends,
Trinidad ; Sarah Hope, Mury, New York ; Alice Jane,
Bledersdale, Vera Cruz; Carrol of Carrolton, Bird, New
York ; Independence, Nye, ditto.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 29. —The Albion, Smales, from
Wales to Falmouth, was wrecked in Wbitesand Bay 27th
inst. The master and three of the crew drowned.

PENZANCE, SEPT. 28...—The Redman, of London, was
passed off the Lizard dismasted, running up the Channel
under jury masts by the Pincaith, Heath, arrived at
this port.

A mast head and topmast, lower and topsail yards, with
rigging and part of a topsail, marked " F. Walton, sail_
maker, London," wa3 picked up off the Longslips 25th inst.

MONEY AND COMMERCIALNEIYS

CITI, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The chief arrival this morning is the Roscoe New
York packet ship of the 7th Sept., which does not
bring any news of importance. Exchange on London,
109 i to lo9i ; United States Bank, 10.51 to 105:k.
The business done in Stocks was rather light, but the
prices had somewhat improyed. The Philadelphia
Herald states that there were two or three failures, but
they had no effect either on the Money Market or on the
Stocks. The Great Western steamer had not arrived
but was hourly expected ; she was anxiously looked for
at New York, and her return to England will, in
all probability, relieve the great difficulty in which the
United States' agent is placed. Until the arrival of
the Great Western steamer
_no more can be said in
respect to the above Bank.

We have received Montreal Papers of the tth Sep-
tember, and Quebec Papers of the 2d September.
LOWER CANADA.—The weather has been fine some
days past—cool on Wednesday night. There was a frost
on some of the highlands. The labours of the harvest
are going on, and if no further interruption takes place,
the grain will be generally housed at an earlier period
than usual. The reports from the lower parts of this
district continue favourable.

QUEBEC, AUGUST 31.—Return of the number of
Emigrants arrived at the Port of Quebec, during the
week ending the 31st inst. :
From England
Ireland ..
Scotland
Lower Ports

152
63
19

315
Previously reported 6,421

6,736
To corresponding period last year 2,511

Increase in 1839 4,225
HALIFAX.—The scarcity of salt has been so great.
this season as to occasion very general distress among
the fishermen, and their operations have been greatly
retarded, and immense quantities of fish lost.

It is positively stated that two 1 millions of francs
had arrived at Havre, by the ship Sally, from the United
States, on account of the United States Bank ; and in
the course of a month or six weeks a very considerable
sum, said to be three or four hundred, thousand pounds
in specie, is expected.

This being settling day in the Foreign Market, the
heaviest accounts to settle are the Spanish Active, Por-
tuguese, and Mexican. All appears to the present hour
going off well, although money has been extremely
scarce for these several days past. The near approach
of the payment of the dividends will no doubt give a
more plentiful supply to the Money Market.