The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-03 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, OCT. 2.

The arrivals of grain from Irelind, coastwise or abroad.
have been limited since Tuesday last, during which space of
time the weather has proved extremely favourable for harvest
operations. There was a toler,ble muster of dealers and
millers at this morning's market, which, notwithstanding, exhi-
bited a considerable degree of dulness. 'File business trans-
acted in Wlicat was principally confined to a few retail transac-
tions. N'•K• and middling sorts of foreign, underwent a
reduction of 3d. to 4d. per itYbs., but fine qualities of the
latter realized late quotations. Oatmeal also maintained last
Friday's currency, but Oats were the turn cheaper. Flour,
on a lingering demand. supportA our last quotations.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 2.

The total amount of this day's sales in Cotton consists of
1.500 bags, for which, notwithstanding a very poor demand,
our last quotations were obtained :-20 Egytisn, 10Id. ; 1.260
AmericAn, sid. 71d. ; 100 Perusal, bid. ; 120 Maranham,
Sid. to 9d.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, Ocr. N. E., fine.—Came down from the
River and proceeded, the Iberia, Straughan, fi,r Gibraltar ;
Monkey, Bain, for Alicant ; Thomas Carry, Kelly, for Ber.
bite ; M.tilda, Pi rkins, fur Bordeaux. The homeward-bound,
as per last, sailed for the River this morning.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 2. —Wind E N E., tine.—Arrived the
Albion, Lindsay, and Petrel, Ptrrv, from St. Petersburg.
Sailed the Toronto, Griswold, For New York.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 1 —Wind N. E.—Arrived the Romulus,
Cargill, from St. Petersburg. Sailed the Caroline, Bariti-
cott, for Newfoundland; Marshal Blucher, for Fliyal•
FALMOUTH, OCT. 4. —Wind variable, light airs.—Sailed
the Tagus steamer, Symons, for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz,
and Gibial ar.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 2 —Wind N.E., moderate.—Sailed the
Vergernati, Harris, for New York ; Levant (packet), Ried,
for Trieste ; Champion, Ritchie, for Philadelphia ; Brad-
shaw, Melroy, for Mobile ; Nicholas the First, Kaase, for Eki.
; Julie, Blaukeniaer, for Bruges; Eagle, Such, for
Al, xandria.

CHATHAM, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Brothers, Dryden, from
St. Petersburg
BRIFGEWATER, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Preston, Bradley,
from Onega.
PENZANCF, OCT. I.— Arrived Triton, Wakeham, Quebec.
OFF THE LAND'S END, OCT. I.—Tuliman, Richards, from
Miramichi.

BRIDPORT, Ocr. 2.—Arrived the Margaret Catherine,
from Riga ; Dasid, Simons, from ditto.
WHITEHAVEN, OCT. 2.—Arrived the William, Richardson,
from Archangel.

CORK, OCT. I.—Arrived off port, the Cordelia, Creighton,
from Canton ; the Ariadne, from Odessa.
WATERFORD, OCT. I,—Arrived the Martha, Pope, from
Sr. Petersburg.
LIMERICK, SEPT. 1.--Arrived the Providence, Pearson,
from London; William" Griffiths, from ditto.

PENTLAND FRITH, SEPT. l.—Arrived the Regent, from
the B4ltic; Jane, from Memel.

LEITH, SETT, 2 —Arrived the Union, Wood, from Dantzic;
Providentia, Galley, from Memel ; St. Petersburg, from
Pillau ; Louisa, Prince, from ditto ; Trio, Lunelberg, from
Gothenburg.
SHIELDS, SEPT. 2.—Arrived the Alexander, Anderson,
from Gothenburg ; Elizabeth, Wood, from Konigsberg; Eliza,
Casten, from Dantzic.

SUi.DERLAND, SEPT 2.—Arrived the Li:mitre, from Dantzic;
Carminian Pet, from Stettin; Henrietta Margaretta, from
Memel.

HULL, SEPT. 2.--Arrived the Edward, I3ehn, from Neu-
stadt ; Ruby, Sinclair, from Wy burg; Argo, Bannask, from
Pillau ; Abbertina, Paterson, from Stockholm ; Pomerania,
from Dantzie ; Mary Ann, Bertha. from Mk.rnel ; Concordia,
Naburg, from Riga ; Amazon, Broderick, from St. Peters-
burg ; Prosper, Bahr, from Hamburg ; Treby, Hutton, from
ditto ; Ivanhoe. Fairburn, from Gothenburg ; Riiborough,
Illildras, from Perna!'; Elizabeth and Small, from Wyburg;
Frederick, Kropt, from Dan-zic; Cecilia, Bay, front Riga;
Resource, Satins, from Memel.
LYNN, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Harmony, Kempt, from St.
Petersburg ; Nslsoa, Sch:td, from Wyburg; Fortitude,
Mason, from Wyburg; Caroline Matilda, from Weimar ;
Catherina Margaritha, from Kiel.

The St. Jean Baptiste, arrived in the Lnire, spoke Zampa,
Demigne, from Nantes to New Orleans, on the 21st ult., lat.
46 N., lon. 11 W.
The Cordelia, Creighton, arrived off Cork, spoke Lord
Hungerford, from London to Calcutta, on the 20th August,
lat. 12 N., inn. 20; St. Parceno, from London t.) New
Zealand, on the 16th August, lat. 4 N., on. 20; Victoria,
from London to the West Indies, on the l Ith ult. lat 18, lon. 34.

THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

EDINEORGIL—The state of the weather continues to be
of the most favourable kind for the cutting down of the crops,
being warm and genial to a degree not usually experienced at
this season of the year. Yesterday ( Sunday) afternoon there
was some appearance of rain, and a few drops fell; but it
speedily passed away. Great progress is making in the ope-
rations of harvest. —Edinburgh Courant.
GLascow.—The weather being exceedingly favourable for
harvest operations, there were an immen‘e number of shearers
hired at the Cross on Friday and Saturday mornings.—
Wages 18d. to 2s.— Glasgow Herald.
VALE OF LUNE.—The weather since our last has been the
most glorious conceivable for gathering in the fruits of the
earth. The sickle is everywhere in full operation, and on
large breadths the crops have been housed in the finest possible
condition. We hear great complaints of the wheat crops,
but barley and oats are very good•—lancaster Guardian.
LINCOLN AND LOOM—The harvest in this neighbourhood
is now fast drawing to its close, and is said to be on the whole
a good average crop. To judge by the appearance of the dif-
ferent farm-yards, we should say that opinion is fully borne out.
A sort of meritorious rivalry exists amongst the harvest-men
hereabouts, which can produce the handsomest and most com-
pact stack. Some of the wheat stacks about the neighbour-
hood of Beckingham and Gringley, are of such symmetry as
to have a strong resemblance to a well-built thatched cottage,
some standing on fear, and others en six brick pillars, about
three feet from the ground.—Lincoln Gazette.

.-1-larvest in the neighbourhood of Louth i 4 proceeding rapidly
to a conelmion. The crops are abnedatit and excellent in
quality ; and the propitious weather provestbat Heaven 4101,0
iv the poor mito