The Sun.
London, England, 1838-01-15 00:00:00

MARKETS,(THIS DAY )

CORN EXCHANGE.

In the past week there was a fair supply of most kinds of grain, large
of barley,, and considerfAble of flour. The frost during last week proved
an inteiThrtion to business, but more money was demanded for every
article. This morning the factors decline showing samples of Corn on
ship-board, as the fifer h now unsafe for the lightermen to work in.
Such parcels of grain as ate on shore, or easily to be got at by the
Wharfs, are held for higher prices. 'I he sellerS demand ‘2,s. per qr. ad-
♦ance for wheat, and IF. per qr. for all other coin, at which few sales
have been effected, as most of the buyers are willing to wait till they
see the n.sult of the present severe weather.. For Flour higher rates are
demanded, anfl the holders will not sell, unless they can obtain an
, advance.

eRICE3 ON BOARD •F situ..
Wheat, Red (old) 526. 60s Beans, Small ;new) 38s 386.
_-. Wllit• (01d)... s6c. (;55.
-Red 0,137) 4•.24. 4fis -- Tick (new) 2Bs 31s.
----- Fin(' 4.5. :Ws
Superfine ..... ....5 ts. 576. - Harrow (new) '126.:34,.
---- whit, (1637) 44s. 535. - (•1d)... ...... 406. 42r.
--- Fine . s4s 57s Brank 326.1i6 .
-- Superfine... ..... .5,96. 634. Oats, Feed ,. --F.
-Foreign free... ...... 50i mss. New
Rye 3os. 34s - Poland
. ,
Barley ',:,. 255 New 2(1x.24.
--- Grinding 25s 27... - Potatoe 26,..30.
- Malting 80, st. -- New '4,26•.
Malt 4fis. 546, Scotch 24. ^7..
- Fine New 565. 60s. -- Iri6'.ll 17, ... . 206.28'
PeaSe, Grey, New 30s. 31s. Flour Towri per sack) 503.52+.
--- lil•ple New '32s ,54. .............. econue. 45- 4tts.
-- Wh!to 11',.. 356. --- North CoUrltry 42, •
44s
-- Boilers :,.76. Ns Bran
-- --

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.
A large market to-day, owing to many persons being near Len.
don being obliged to send stock in trade. In Beef prices rather
lower. Most of the bullocks midland. Mutton in fair supply, parti.
culariy South Downs ; trade heavy, and prices rather lower. Veal of
good quality scarce, and prices high. Pork rather cheap:r. Business
generally dull, on account of the severity of the weather.
TRICKS TER STONE OF iIiLN• TO SINK THE OFF•LS•
a. d. to s. d. to e. d.
Interior Beasts ............ 2 2 2 4 Inferior Sheep 8 0 8 2
Second quality ditto Q 0 3 0 Second quality ditto 3 4 311
Prime large Oxen 3 4 3 8 Coarso.woolled ditto..... BIC 4 0
Prime Scots, la.
Large coarse Calves 4 8 5 4 Large Hogs 1 2 411
Prime small ditto
I.tekling Calves each lB e, 35 0 Quarter old Pig ',each I! fi 50 I
SUFTLY AT MARKET.
Beasts. I Sheep I Calve I Pits
'1 , ~62 36,710 200 iS4
NEWUATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per atone, by the Carcass.
s d. tog 4 s d.tos 4.
Beef, inferior... .........
- middling ...... ...., 6 2 3 4 - riddling I II 810
- prime large
- prime mall Z: 310 Perk, large A 2 4 4
Veal

PROVISION MARKET.
There is a fair business doing now ;n this market, and prices arc
firm, but not hi:her at present than last week. The top price of
Dutch Butter, 110 a. The stocks of provisions, in first hands, are ge.
nerally heavy.

BILLINGSGATE MARKET-
Lobsters to-day were 6d. and Is. 6d. each. Cod, Is, and is. to Bs.,
95. ; for large soles, 6d. to 2s. per pair; for large Turbot, 55., 65., to
25a. each; Whitings, 4d. to Bsl. each. The supply good, except for
Turbot, and trade brick.
TALLOW MARKET.
The price of P.Y.C. to. day Is 48s. 6d. and there is but little doing.
COLONIAL MARKETS.
?There is a fair business advertised for this week already, in Colonial
produce, consisting of Bengal and Foreign Sugar, and of Coffee and
Spices. Of B. P. Coffee, very little at present. The most Important
Sates are those of Indigo, amounting to about 8,000 chests. This is the
quarterly Sale, and it commences to-morrow, and those of Colonial and
other 'Wool, which commence to-morrow. Today, we have no public
Sales whatever, and there is but little doing by private contract. In
Canadian produce, such as Timber, Ashes, and Turpentine, of which
the stocks are rather to a fair extent, there is nothing doing. The Im.
ports of all kinds, continue insignificant.