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

MARKETS.-(TIIIS DAY )

. CORN txcIIANGE. --
There was a better demand for fine Wheat to-day, and prices
ranged a trifle higher ; and although secondary sorts were dull,
still they experienced no decline. Barley of all descriptions conti-
nues much at last week's quotations; but fine inciting sorts were
the only ones that secured any thing like a brisk sale. Good sweet
Oats sold freely at a decline of Is. per quarter on the prices of last
Fridny but one; we refer to this because there was no Monday's
Market last week. Oats out of condition were almost. unsaleable.
Dulness prevailed arn,,n„!'t Beans and Peas at a decline of Is. per
quarter. Oats to-day were in very large supply. Other kinds of
Grain is moderate. Samples in good condition.
PRICES ON BOABD or SHIP.
Wheat, fled (old)
White (old)„. al, 166. - (old) 42,4,.
Red :16371 455. 465. Tick (new) 2B_ 31'.
----- Finr. .tee. 525 - told)
- _ Superfine— ...... :qs. sr, Harrow (new, ... 32 •.31-5
MI to (W 37) 445. 51'. --- (old). . ..... .40r.415.
Fin's
------ Superfine 'A: 62, Oats, Feed
Foreign free.... '4-1: CS,. - New . l7-.21 .
Rye .. "Os 315 Poland '
Barley 225 ..55 New 'O-24 .
Grinding 21s 975 Potato' 25 .30.
Malting fm.., 3t.• ----- New 14+.26.
Malt. 465. 545. Scotch
Fine New 511-f. fin, —.. Irish 17s
Pease, Grey, New 30:.:;1s. Flour Town :ver F:lck) ..... -505.52 .
Maple New 'l'2.s ('3,. -- Seconds 45 4145.
--
Whit, 'lss. 355 -- North Country 425 4ls
Boilers Ws 23- Bran 8 9
ARM VALS.
1 Flierheat. I Barley Oats. I Flier
English - 2,267 qrs 1 7,539 ,of ke.
trial" — 3,-20 - , 48,563 f
260 1 4

Forciin I —. I
SMITHFIELD CATTLE 'MARKET.
There was a considerable number of buyers at market to-day,
and an improvement in business ; for although the supply was con-
siderable, nearly all was sold. The general quality of the stock at
market was of a middling character. The mild weather operates
against any advance of importance in prices, and therefore they
remain much as they were, and ranged as follows :
PRICES PER STONE OF BLR• TO GINK TILE OFFA T.S.
s. ft. tO S. A s. fl. to a. d.
Inferior Beasts. ..... ....... 2 2 2 4 Inferior Sheep 2lO 3 0
Second quality ditto 2 6 3 0 Second quality ditto 1 2 3 4
Crime large Oxen 3 4 3 P Coars9-woolled ditto__ 3 S 310
Prime Scats, &c.
Large coarse Calves 4 0 4 6 large Hogs '3 2 4 8
erime small ditto
Suckling Calves
,each l6 C 33 81 Quarter old Pig ,each 12 *. 00 1
SUPPLY AT MARKET.
Beasts. Sheep Calve I Pigs
504 I 7,009 I Ile 499
NENVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, ley the Carcass.
s ct. to s d s d to s d.
inferior ... 3 0 3 4 Mutton, inferior '3 4 3 6
middling ........... 3 6 3 il 'middling 9 8 310
- prune large .. ...... 3 S 310 prime 4 0 4 2
prime small... ...... 310 4 0 jPerk, large 3 2 4 4
Veal

reef,

TALLOW MARKET.
P.Y.C. to-day was quoted at 45'. to 455. 6d., and the expecta-
tion was that it would be steady during the week. Oil is unvaried
in price from Saturday.
PROVISION MARKET.
This is one of the great days in the week for this Market.
Stocks generally heavy, and the business doing confined to small
purchases for immediate want. Even the primary commodities,
such as Butter and Bacon, are very slow in their movements, prices
of all kinds, without 'variation from those of last week, when we
left the market.
HOP AND SEED MARKET.
Pine new red Clover on good demand, and rose Is. to fls. per
cwt., and white fully maintained previous prices. Trefoil :rather
dearer; other sorts unvaried. Hops receive but little business,
and prices arc unaltered.
COLONIAL MARKETS.
There is bat little produce just now imported from any of our
Colonies. The business already advertised for the week is con-
siderable, and much increased from Saturday, and is expected to
be increased to-morrow ; and trade is expected to be good
for some time. There is no public business to-day ; and
Canadian Colonial produce is much in the same state both of de-
mand and value as it was last week. The chief commodities at
present advertised aro Sugar, Coffee, Rice, and Spices.
TEA SALE THIS DAY.
Langour continues to mark the progress of this sale ; but very
little of what is put up sells. The attendance of the trade is to a
fair extent, and the determination of buyers to support prices unal-
tered- The consequence is that quotations remain the same. The
sale is expected to last all this week.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET.—Dec. 30.
We had a fair supply of Wheat at Market to-day from the
growers, as also goad coasting arrivals, for which there was a
limited demand, at similar rates to last Saturday. Barley was in
good supply, and rather a slow sale, at our quotations. For Malt
we continue to have very little inquiry, and late prices are barely
maintained. The supply of Oats was large, and prices the turn
cheaper. In Rye little passing. Beans and Pease remain without
alteration. Flour is a dull sale, at our quotations, the arrivals from
Norfolk and Suffolk being very considerable.
New. Old.
Wheat, Northumlierland 46s• 59s s2s 57,1
--- Norfolk and Suffolk 525. 555 535 61s.
.--- Berwick and Scotch 145 - 5....... -ms bss.
--- Foreigii
Rye, NorfAk and Sullolk
-- Foreign S. S.
Malting, Norfolk and Suffhlk 205.3•28 . —s. —O.
Barley,
Grinding and Feeding 2ls. 2Ss
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk s2s 58s —s. —s.
Beans, Small 'l7s. :193 s ,
---•-. Tick 365 865. s s.
Pease, White Ils. 3,5..... —s.—a.
Gray
Oats, Nerthunaberland, Potatoe .... ..... 20s. 235. gas. 273
----.---.----- Feed
k °reign
Flour (per sack) s. s 4ls. 445.

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WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET —Dec. 29
NrDeat, Red, Norfolk and Suffolk ...... 444. 465. to —s. fine 60Is.
------- Lip. and Caro.
----- Yorkshire .s. 413. to 45;. fine 60,
--- IN hite
--- Foreign, heti —s. —s. to —s. line —s.
White —s. —s. to —s. nnc —a..
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk ... .. 30:. to 333. tine 56,
----...- Lincolnshire ^O,, to 3-2 s fine 313
--- Yorkshire Wold
--- Foreign
Beans, Small .................................. ....
Tick 375. to —s. fine 39-.
Oats, Potato
Poland .................................... ... —s 23s, to 255. fine f...'s
Friezland and Small
Mealing
sholing
............. ...
Malt. .............................................. .—s., 355. fine 38s. per Toad.
Rapeseed ..... ........................... 221. Os 231. Or. 24/. Os. per Last.

MINING INTELLIGFNCE. Tons. Cwt. Qrs
Ouantity of ei,i,pet Ore sold 2 414 0 0
Quantity of fine Copper
Average Produce SN
14,10^!. 3s.od.—Average Standard 107 L. ISi. Od.
Amount of Sale,