The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-29 00:00:00

Wheat, pr r 701 b
English, white

Do.
Irish, nt.w
Do., old

6 6 01 imperial iimirtr 32 0— 34 0
6 3 6 6!lrisli mlO
Dants,c•• . • • 7 0 7 61 p•.-,r dboib.. •• 3:1 0
Do., g0.),1 mixed 6 4 7 ,11. y pd. 26 6
I.o•verlialtie,wilit 6 9—6 10 Europ...an, per An-
-1)o. r. d• . 6 9 - 610 perial quart. r..
America . .. 7 0— 7 2 Peas, .h.;i1.1.,11, per
Canadian .. 7 0— 7 21 imperial quart; 33 0
32 0

30 0 -

Spanish, Nd and

]eigui .
0 0 - 0 0-.11:1!t, English. per

white

Tuscan and Bar-
letta, red .. • •

Marianopoli • •
Odess3, .
Do., 11:trd.. .

31 0
27 0

35 0
33 9

i,eri 41 tithatr 54 0 53
50 n 2 0
4., 0 - 50 0

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6 6 6 9i :rish
6 3 6 twos,•
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EN. JAN. 26.-- ':t
.neat row k• i

pr

,t,,ne. ()Ars, !•1, to 16. 4 ;.!,
24s 0.1, :•, 245. 52:6 , r

27 0

5-1 i; oatmeal, 13, 0 14, per Is
p r ,Nek
ABERDEEN PROVISION iIAttKET. JAN. 26
5.1 to 7,i; mu: Y.tr, Si tl 7J; veal, 5:1 t:, 7,1 i.cr lb;
pork. 4s od to 5= per store ; lamh, 0, 01 to 0, 0,1; 'allow,
4s 6 to 5s per stone; potatoes, 105 to IN p.l perk;
tiver 7d to 8d per Its ; eggs, 7d to 9d [yr doz. 11;
hens. 31 to 3s 65; chickens, 2,6 d to 3s; ducks, 2s Od td
2s 6:1; ducklings, 2s to 2s 6d per raj, ; turkeys. 4s 6d C
5s Od; geese, Os to 0, Od ,ach Bailer fur rxpr:rtati. n
(present cure), 58s per cwt. Eggs, wholesale price,
6ii per dyzen. Bread, 41b lte 8d; 2lb 1 4d. Pork,
ef 141'1, 3s 6I; pork, fine small, 5s 6:1; pork,
large. 3s 65 to 453 d. Ship pork, per barrel of 204 lbs, 1003.
ABERDEEN MEAL MARKET. JAN.2S —We had an aye'
rage suptit meal at market to- night. Trade ruled
heavy, at last week's prices. Oatmeal, is 45 to Os Od;
bearmeal, Is 45 to 0, Oil; peasuieal, 2s 05 to 2s 25; side,
65 to 7d; barliry flour, is 5d to 1,6 cl; barLy dust, 7d to
8I; fl 25 to 2s 3d; barley, per lb. 1 1 2,1.
INscii, JAN. 25. —The number of cattle brought for-
.warit to our wio,thly market ou Monday last, far rX'
ceeded what w,? have ever been accustomed to, either
la,t season or the present, and •we venture to affirm,
that there are few districts in this part of the country
who cruld produce a similar surplus stock. Notwith-
standing the press nee, of a nurne,ous body of dealers,
sales were effected with difficulty, at a considerable re'
'uction from that of December. By three o'clock,
however, a good deal of bu,itiess was transacted, Inapt
be-Jig obliged to submit to the reduction. having 1,0
doubt Feviously taken a survey of their turnip fields,
which can bear no comparison to that of the correspond-
ing per;, d of last season. Others seemed resolved to
hold out for some time, in hopes of a reaction tr.king
place. Some of the more superior animals brought fron
16/ to 19/

tTONEHAVEN GRAIN MARKET, JAN. 25.—Oats, 401 b,
I4s to 14s 6d; barley and beer, 531 b, 223 to 24se per
bushel. A 1
MONTROSE, JAN. 26.—Our market had an ur"'
tendency to-day for barley and beans. Wheat, 62,b, 445;
barley. 531 b, 235; oats, 401 b, 163 to 17s ; beans Bud
peas. 621 b, 23s per quarter,
INVERNESS. JAN. 23.—Prices are falling, and as the
d.tty on fore•gn corn ceases next month, there is lit;l6
probability tit any rise in the southern markets for some
tune, unless the wi.ither should prove exeeedingli
stormy, and destrusive to the young brairds. Tningi
were dull in our market to day, and wheat, which "bad
been quoted higher in our market than in others, came
down very considerately. 45s was the highest price n't
621 b going, and offers were current as low as 40s. Pf°-
bably none were accepted, however, at this low figure'
as the timers will hold till the spring; but the bakers
seemed determined to offsi very little more. Oats ere
stationary. First flour is down 3s per sack oa the toP;
s•.cond is down 6s. Oatmeal is Is per boll lower. ID
the tetaii insrket there has also been a r-duction.
Wheat, per qr of 621 b per bush,l 01 to 454 01
Best ley, do 54' b do ... 26s 04 to 0, 0`
O,ts, do do do 18s otl to 195 °3
INVERNESS MEAL AND PROVISION MARKET, JAN.
—0 Jaws!, 16, in ; sitso s•cood, lss 0,1; estley, al, 1,1,1
8,1; peasemeal. 145 to 15s per imp boil; bran, 5.1 5" °„
per stone; Ist flour, 40s to 425; 21 ditto, 30, to 32i p"
280 It; oatmeal, to s,, 1- 81; ditto, s,cond, 1i 6d; bar:
leynit..l, Is 24; p, al. 1, 61; Ist. flour, 2s 9d cash'
3 credit; 2 1 ditto, 2 , 3d cash, 2s 61 credit psr st",.l
of 141 b imperial. Potato- s, 3d to 4d per stone; beet.
to 8J; veal. 4 i t 6d; mutton, 41 to 7'; pork, 4,1 to 7
per lb; lowts, 12d to 15d; chickens, 12 t to 164 per psi,;
eggs, 7tl to 81 per d. zsn; butter, fresh. 9 I; ditto, si:,tci
lid to 13; croudie (curl ), per lb; 41b loaf, cast), °
to 74; ditto, credit, 61c1 to 7id; coals, 9d per cwt; 10)'
6d p r some.
BELFAST, JAN. 25.—Whether it is from the severity
of the weather, or tr ;in our farm rs joining in the ger'e:
sal feeling that we are, after the Ist, to have an advance
in prices, and, speculating accordiegly, are withhtildir*
the usual suppli,s, but so it is, that we have had Yeri
bare supplies of grain since Friday, yet d,a!ers were o',
disposed to buy beyond their immediate wants, prices, II;
undernoted, are generally on the decline. Whe t 110
declined 3d on the best qua,lities, and fully 6d on I'o
other sums on the w, 61; and tile sales of pereels ors
very limited at a similar &cline. Flour—All Wile'
sell ai they can, and it is difficult to get at the anu.va
selling prices. Our quota'ions are, in some instances. "7,
lower this week. Barrel flour a pretty tree sale, at 0
to 28s per barrel. Barley is difficult of sale at 101.0
prices. Oats are 3,1 to 4d lower, but sell readily at thf
decline. Oatmeal has again declined 3d, and is dull:,
sale. Indian corn is in small beunds, and in few hand
and sells pretty freely at 717 s 6d to 7/10s ter white, all
71 103 to 71 153 for yellow. s 6d;
CORK, JAN. 27.—Flour—Firsts, I4s 6,1 to les
extra, 16s 6d; seconds, 13a 6d to 14, 6d; housell°'
lls to 13s; thirds, 8s to lOs per cwt. M,al-oattro°oll
11s Od to 11s 6,1; Indian meal, 8s Od; wheat meal, 11° 5/
per cwt. Indian corn, 71 to 71 lOs per ton. Bran,
per ton. Hay—Farmers', 25s 01 to 45s Od; everBgici:
38s ; dealers, 42s to 48s per ton; average, 46s per tei,
Straw—Farmers', IBs 0,1 to 31s Od; average, 245; deaf
era, 30s Od to 34a 0,1 per tsn. Breed—Wheaten
7d to lid; household loaf, 6d to 6id per 41b. Coels b
Newport, 17s; Lydney, 18,1 Landore, 17s; best Nehatv.
calm, 16s per ton. Tallow, 48s 6,1 per cwt. Whi,i)",„q,
25 over-proof, 6a Od per imperial gallon. Meat--
4d4)ed to 7d; Etymon, 5d to 6irl; veal, s}d to 7d; pSrk,
to sitl; bacon, 74 to 8d; sausages, 6d per lb. 1.1°P;:
6/ lOs per cwt. Bangor slates, 3/2s 6d to 315 s pet t°l,,
Bark—Barbary, 61 to 71; Volonia, 111 to 13/; Franc
61; English, 6/ per ton Fl ece wool, 10.3 to 125 rs,er
stone. Hemp, 351 per ton. Fish—Scotch herrings,
to 00s; red ditto, 25s to 27s per Uri; Newfoundland, old
to 121 10, .per ton. Timber—New Hemel, 4/ 105;
searee red pine. 3/ 15s; yellow tine, 31 per ton;
6rsr quality, 201; second quality, 171 per 120. Hrdeg
Marsecs 1 ls to 16s; salted, I Is to 16s per cwt; calf shl-ti,
2id to 2V; market, 21(1 to 21d per lb. Guano--rerocl
es vian. 101 10s; leha+m, 9/ per ton. Potatoes, white, ,
to 124; dinion 18d. lar—Arehangel, 18s per bri•

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DDTCII SIIEEP.—On the loth ins:., an ewe ej
loo; Ong to Mr. Jams Leith Walk. droPP.o.
twin iambi, one of is black and the other Oio
and both are doing wPtl. It i 3 somewhat singul ir Rte I
the same ewe dropped a lamb in January last, w
was sold at a high price in Mareit, and a. luster la
was then pb-ced to the ewe, which .:he also brought,mr.-..
1,0:• f,,rlV:l, • .; ewi. was
forted from it, nuiumn 1647.—Edinburgh
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AND Ilott.owaT's :'ILLS.--An astounding cure by this miraciyo;
medicine; atter every other means had tailed. See extract trot='
80
Lotdship's letter, dated " Villa Messina, Leghorn, Feb. 21'
Professor &noway -- Sir : I beg to acquaint you that your pills ,“fipoiL
fected a cure co a disorder in my liver and stomach width al, to', vot
eminent of the facility, at home and all over the continent, tia"gs,
been able to effect; nay, not ever the waters of CI rtstvad yr 011
rienhad. (Signed) " ALDBoitouoil." These wonderful PO /0
cure any disease of the liver or stomach.—Sold (also d011°"10
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ts- medicine venaors throughout the civillsed world.

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On the 14th lost., at Glasgow, the kely of Cap!ain
Ittine9, 92d Highlande• 8, of a dxighter.
0,1 the 20th in. t., the wife of W. Bosworth, E“1"

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Charley-hall, Leicestershire, of a daughter. g nth'
On the 23d inst., Mrs. Humpitrys, of Bursledon, —0
amp
At Atun, ut a ion. sn t"
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mpthill-square, Hampstead-road, on the 21th '
the wife of T. J. Barker, El., of a daughter. .r., ~, of
On the 25 h inst,. the wife of F. 6 W,liiams, 1',3`1"
Lincoln Inn, of a son. , of
On th's e
•-.sth in , at nett. nshire-place, the ladyuy " in
Kenneth' Eq, or a . alu:hter.
~rror
On the:26th inst., the wife ut H. White, Esq., `-'"
wharf,
On the son
ondon, of a .
26th inst., at Gibson-scuare. the wife of the eV'.
Charles F. Vardy. A.M., of a daughter.
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MA OW° RIZIED
On the 23d in=t., at KO k Alalow, Isle of Man, L
„Dert
Wigram. of Lincoln's Inn. son of the late Sir 1;406
Wigrarn, part., to Lady CaTterine J. Douglas, 70
daughter of the late Eat of :!;elliitk. t V.
On the 24. h ii.st.. at Welli gton, Shropshire, 11°`1,e rrel'
Jones, E P
q., third son of racy Jones, E q., of Cyff•Tata ,
111.ntgoniervshire, to Jane. thir ! daughter of
Cha non, Esq' , of Apley Castle, in the termer

On the • 9th of Septembel)rilbasilt., at Wellington, re-
lams, Colorei William Wakeli Id. .Leot•
On he I.,:th inst., at the Rectory, CheLfield, All
he Rev. J. E. Tarleton, D.C.L , formerly Fellow 0
Souls College. Oxford. the
On the 17th inst.. at RickmansA orth, Hots, 11131."'
ek.ife of Major Wiliam &one, of hat place.
On the 2.-td inst ,at Hawing% aged 46, 11. ColeDG-
E-q . M.D., of Stockweil-villas, Clapham.
On the 24th lust., at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Gorg3
Esq.. aged 46.
On the 25th inst., at Queen-street, Cheap Ade, 11%
Lon
Esq., aged 8 l. rd e 4 °I
On the 25th inst., James L Jeffree, Esq., churchwa
St. Luke's, Chelsea, aged I.
D 2/.
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On th -,6th Jan Webster, eldest son t'l
<;f Laurie te-race, fl'. George's-road. Southwaik• age
On the 260 inst , Duoley, of Connaught-terrace
Oa the 2'th inst., at Garrick's-villa, tlampt
Louise, the el let daughter of S. Phillips, Esq. b.roa°'
On the 22t1 inst., at Belgrave cottage. andswor
Vauxb,:li, Sophia Elderton, formerly of Clapbarn-ri
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