The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-12 00:00:00

NARKETS.-( T .1.6 LAY •)

CORN EXCHANGE.

Tly.re is a small return this ',reek of llph Gain and Flour.
Th., Wheat tr,de Al,wdly has b. en languid, mid last
quilations h,ve been b4rdly maintain.d. Barley is firm at
Corm: r prices. Beans ,nd Peas without variiition. In the
Oat trade tit-;• is not much dqing, but prices are well .sup-
ported. Fleur is rather scarce, and its value firmly subtained.-
ARRIVALS.

L. 11 h
Ir -h
oeelLn

Wh nt
,080 rs 0 irs

4L25.'0q Qt,
4

! -
SMITHFIELD.
Supply small, but trade brisk for everything. Mnnclay's
prices ruled for all, except prime 13: ef and Mutton svh:ch ros°
'2d. per stone, 3c,ef,' 3i. 4d. In 4s. 4d. ; Mutton. 3s. Bd. to
44. ; Veal, 4s. to 53. ; Pork 43. to ss. Bd. Beasts, 566 s
Sheep 5,428, Pig, 426, Calves 248.

—CITY FISH MARKET.
Supplies good to-day, and priers low. Trade improving;
Turbot, 4:=. and 53. to 183. ; Sole.
id. to 2s. 6d. per pair ;
Cod, Is 6d. and 2s. to B+. ; S lmon, 10(1. to 3.. ; Mac-
kerel, 4d. to 6d each; Whiting. 2J. to bd. er.ch; Haddock,
41 to 6d. e .ch.

HOP MARKET.
Thii market quiet, and prices unaltered from our quotations
of Wednesday. The picking, we 13,1itire, is geaeratly toltr"
ably well reported.

SPIRIT MARKET.
Quiet continues to pervade tWs d,p,irtlient for all descrip-
tions, and pri( es were uodto,d from former quotations.
TALLOW MARKET.-
P. Y. C. tu-d!y was: 53 3d mid not much passing.
OIL MARKET. . _

Beth Fish and Seed Oii;Cohtinued quiet, end
prices
show no variation.

SILK SALES.

The Silk sacs are now over, and have gone (If with coast-
dera,:le spirit. Ti ,e sales amounted to about 5.000 bales,
el,i,fly China. The vree of the commodity und,rwent no
.
variation of any mome,,t at the sales.

WOOL MARKET.

The sales of Wool tirn, untirg t'_-) about 5,000 bales, prin..
cip Ily Colot.ial, commenced last night. There was a goo,cl
attendance of buyers, and a good proportion of what was pi
up sold. Fulmer firm prices ruled.

TEA SALE.-THIS DAY.
The sole progresses on this, its tenth day, with tolerable
spirit, and former prices rule the transactions.

COLONIAL MARKET.

The public Pals t9-day were numerous, but mostly small,
;nd as a w hole did not amount to much. B. P. • Sugar sold
,lowly, at prices tending to decline. Although it. is now 1s•
per cwt. lower than it was this day week, buyers purchase fot
their immediate wants only. Prices are from 495. 6d. to'
523. 61 for brown, up to 535. to 61s. for yellow low to good.
Barbadoes, 563. to 653. 6d. To-day by public sale we bad
small parcels of Bengal, Trinidad, and Barbadoes Sugar,
which went much at the prices of yest-rday. Coffee-220
casks B P., 140 bags Ceylon, and 369 bags East India 91
per lb. duty. There is not much disposition to purchase
Coffee, and a reluctance on the part of the holders to give way
in price. The quotations of B. P. vary from 94.. to 1915"
aceording to quality. CeyTin with certificate is quoted at 979.
to 104 s. Small parcels of Mace. Nutmegs, Cloves, (Anger,
Pepper sold and went at much their previous worth.
The Spice market may be regari.led as firm. Cocoa—tw°
parcels of damaged '.3uayaquil sold, but their price 1
no criterion for the market. Saltpetre-1,348 bags soli
at from 23-t. 61. to 26,., according to quality. These were
the principal sales to day. During the week in the Colonial
Market there hts not been any great business dune, and the
chief items have ben the cl,pression of the Mark, t for Sugar
and Cuff re. The Imports to-day, up to the time we went to
press, were light.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 11.
We have no altervtion to report in the state of our Cotton
Market, everythinvemaining precisely in the same state. A
moderate demand was experienced to-day, the sales amounting
t,) fully 2,000 bales, with prices the same on all descriptions'
excepting inferior qu dities, and those we think are a point
lower, but i:ot sufficient to alter our quotations. 100 Bahia,
718 ; 1,470 American, 51 ;30 Maranham, 8 84; I°o
Surat, ;30 Eg} ptian, 10f.

-OUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEIC_I

I% neat. I mule • • - ' u"e*
Per Quarter. s. to s: a. s. s. to s. s. to c s• S.
illandt4rcl 114. 74 28 r 4 23 24' -42 44 "-
4r;t.;11.... • ..- ' G 74 24 2 tl4 3 ) 42 4 33 32
Jsuthritlge 71 til 41 :38 '7)4
- 56 7? 28 32 18 22 33 42 38
54 '7O 34 315 24 29 38. 4 ""-
Lng ::,.utton-- 56 7i Id 20 iSO 34
8 66 24 32 20 :.4 35 42
sun 56 67 22 31 in 8.1 130 32 32 0.1
lew ark 62 72 24 31 19 c$ 31 '4'3
inttingham
A.terborough 159 72 35 • 42 22 29 38 43
Ply mot it h 59 70 30 34 20 23
Pout en act.... —67— 43 27 43
qt.:afoot ...- 65 70 NI 38 22 28 41 43
'l4,inghain 63 74 24 30 18 28 i 32 44 -- •""
isbce h 63 72 i 20 30 32 "'"

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, OCT. 11 . -Wind W , fresh breeze.—Arrived and
procf,edcd for the River the Clifton, from Quebec; Clara,
Hall, from Jamaica; Emma, Wh)te, from do. ; Harriet, front
do.; Weser, from New Orleans; Redman, Flint. from Hon-
duras ; Skeen. G silt, from do ; Lord Charles Spencer
t,iim Ri r Janeiro; Wiliam Harris, Terry, from Sydney;
CArington. Gayn..r, from Antigua Came down from the
R ver and remain the Ba,badian, Parker, for Barbadoes ; John
Price, Nlatthevcs, for Trinidad ; Lieut. Vincents Planta.
Aden, for Jamaica. The Westminster, Moore, for New York,
saded.

Z'otyrsmourn, OCT. 11. —Wind W. N. W., fine—Arrived
the HiroAs.t, transport, from the Eastward ; Hibernia, Fow-
ler,-frill) Quebec. S•,iled the Marianne, Petersen, froM
Darttz'c ; Norden, Holfsten, for Christiana.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. i —Wind 'N. to N. N.E.—Arrived,
Concord. Lefevre, from Labradore. Sailed, the Velocity,
Claik, for Antwerp.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 10. —Wind N N.E. to N E., fresh
bre, z s an,t cloudy.—Sailed, the barnsel, Abbott, for Se-
vil!e ; her Majesty's steamer Meteor, Lieut. Pritchard, for a

cro,ze
LivstirooL. OCT IL—Wind N. NV. to W. S. W., fresh, and
e .tir) appearance of bati weathi r.-:-Arrived, the Banffshire,
P tcaro, from Queb,c ; Si*tcri, Sutton, from Darttzic ; Mar/6'
from the Baltic ; Post, from Riga ; Cceur da
I.ion, from Quebec.
D VIR, OCT. 11.—Arrived off, the Vebe!en, Terry, from
Rimouski.

COWES, OCT. 11.—Arrived, tie Ilendrika, Quetzinrt
from Pernambuco.
SALCOMRE. OCT. 10.—Arrived off, the Mary and sot,
Dale, from Villaviciosa.
SCILLY. OCT. 9..—Arrived the Eleanor, Holderness, from
Ceylon ; Towan, Richards. from Mirsmichi ; Candidate,
Goodwin, from Z ,nte ; Fairy Queen, BAs,-from fir.rdeau%
BRI,TOL, OCT. 11:—Arrived the Mary-bugdale,
from Canton ; Luna, Ablett, from Onegs ; Statile, -"-
merman, from Mend ; and Ann Louise, from Arcl,angel•
DUBLIN, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Valiant, 'Griffiths, froc7
London ; ,and Duke of Cambridg,-., steamer, from ditto.
CORK, OCT. 9 —Arrived the Hercules, from London; 411.
R p d, Barrett. from Figuera.
eL
H CLL. OCT. 10. —Ari ived Four Lodskende, Albertson,... tt)
YARMOurn OCT. 11.—Arrived the Jane and Margare7
Gowland, from Oporto.
CANTON, APRIL 4 —The Dutch schooner. Maria Fredrilts;
Gregory, from Limbeek to China, was at:a' ked and take° b
t ,t-o pirate proihs two days after leaving the former port, the
Captain and Mate murdered, and the vessel carried off:

•
THE MASONIC CHARITIES.—At a meeting .
he ie
iGrt7), Governors
y r7,sttr fth,ach,f.i.y oyaat
l theFr
School-house, Freemasons' School fur Fenisir.,
Ips en
road, W. Shadbolt, Esq., in the Chair, the folic:it
were elected to fill up the vacancies previously existiag
C. Hollaod, 747 votes; A. M'Cann, Taunton, 695; E•filja-d.
684; R. Brown, 681; L. E. Crisp, Harwich, 678; t"god
Gibbons, 650; C. A. Pruessieg, 647; J. Billen, 641 ;
M. A. Milord, Greiinwieh, 608. This excellent Institutro,
has now again completed the full complement of sixty-:"gi°11
mates; the unsuccessful candidate on the present is last,
stindiog well for the fist vacancy. Oa Tuesday evening do
at a meeting of the Committee under whose auspiccsoej
fun,l4 had ben raised, and a very splendid tribute pure the
and pr,sented to his Royal flighty ss the Duke of Sussex,
Most Woishipful Grand Master of English Freemasoos',4
Bond CAhell, Esq., in the Chair, it was determii.ed to Tog
over about 50/., the amount then in hand,
every direct aid inci'ental expnse, and whatever autll 1;0'
masons' School fa. F,rnale Children. recent subsequei.tly accrue in aid of the funds of the Roy", fool
distant lodge war. airing the expectation of an:tir
iet after
muchar el ri
iceaa:gg ft,
sum. A very numerous meeting of Trustees, other (?. Aged.
and Members of the Conimit'ei in aid of the Asylum for ever
and Decayed Freemasons. also took place on WednesdaY,l,od
ing. Mr. Slo riff Wood, Dr. Crucefix, Mr. Copeland B. Tea by
other active supporters of the charity (recently sanctri;f:sub.•
the Grand Lodge) w, re among those present. The "o,oo°
jets of diseu,sion were the encouragement and exl4_,th tde
of the provinces, and a proposition fir co-operhti:m taiola
oth.,r masonic charities. On the Royal Masonic 106`..nd
for Boys, B. Bond Cabbell, is elected Trustee,
.fe late
C. F..urdrinier, Esq , Auditor, both in the room of
.re nun''
Joseph Litligne, Esq. ; and we are happy to add that ts7su,
ber of bo)s in this charity has been increased from
sixty- five.
CORPORATION OF MUSlClANS.—Yesterday :tv4,11;
ing this Society celebrated their Anniversary Festivalt tbirtt
Albion Tavern, Ald.ir,gate-street. Thera were able bora
gentlemen present, including Alderman Wilsot', poPui-
INalaycoorutEpolest:.•rts, aorri dt mosthe
day. of the celebrated
Herring, eti apnr9, d erd;
dv
the course of the evening some excellent spe'eele,_9:seueg bsi
livered, and a numb. rof beautiful glees and bal" efessio"
Messrs. G. Stansbury, Hobbs, Blewitt, and othcr eve,'
vocalists, which contributed much to the harmonY °fotrnaing.
ing, and detained the company to a late hour this Kin has
in„"lieb.rtrilto
coucheshbi tari t sb oe
between
gofirle
wishes of pOS
at
it:i.negethordcoi tmtgpi
lied
aw
ilteht ttehre flroonngt:
ePxaplreersmseod, the
menced running on August 20th, and go friox
olurs.
gat'
Trapani in twelve, and to Messina in fory-s.
the n 0 port•.(.o
aatheditlyta,sTauntihvoallizis,edanthdemesit..sa_sbilninsall:
vale, a
decree of the 11th ult. the King has licensed
,'Nopoliffa
dint/ carlini if in- oreign bottoms.
cicfrtioutdci;nr wheat
cal,taatoic:
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