The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-21 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.--(THIS DAY)•

The reported ari ival CORN s
of Grain and Flour last week a nodea fot,
rate
the trade was unaltered. This morning there have been
full supply of all descriptions of Corn. The country markets being
to-
the most part dearer for \Vlleat ; the factors demanded higher of
day, and the millets readily took off all the good parcels at the
this day se'nnight, but other qualities sold slowly. Barley for 13111.'; for
purposes is rather deater. Beans arc unaltered. A good delri re
Boiling Pease has advanced this article 4s. per quarter. Grey ,a,
Is, per quartcr In conseoa ence of this backward state of veget3.tc.ee
the consumption of Oats continues good, and there has been Ane,
trade for this article, at the ails last quoted. The Fleur trade “'"
not improve. were good, rcte

. PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
ScS•3BS
Wheat, Red (old) sss. 64„. i Beans, Small (new)
-White (old) nos. 7us. t
28s Red •*1837)
st4v•ss:
51: -2--__li_ct ((TIT)
----
Fine 36,.384•
-- Superfine... o2s. 655. -- Harrow (new) 12, 249..
••••••-•••• Wh: te (1,k37) 46s. 558. ---- (81(1).....„„ 4es, 425,
Fine
----,--- Superfine 665. '703. Oats, Feeti
--Foreign free Ms 72s New 155..34.
Rye 30s. 345. Poland ,2 ....... 5 '
Barley . 02s, 'ss. - -.Nnw 215.255,
- Grinding 233 975. - Potatee .• 26,..9-9,t'
- Malting
Malt. ..4lis. 545. ---Scotch
-- Fine New Ms. 626. - Irish 17E.
Pease, Grey, Now
--- Maple New 32s. 04s, - seconds
30s. 31s. Flour Town (per saCk) 455°3,:,55.4.
5
.
d.---- W 253 p 5, hite Nsirth Country *....... 4_2
9s 4(, i "
-----Boiler- 40;. 44: Bran
- .....
ARRIVALS UF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST VVE;r.
‘vh,at. Barley. Oats. Flour.
oc-..•
!:,!gush
Irish - - 9,5.59
Foreign 1,663 - 126
SMITHFIELD. RS-
Beef was in quick sale to-day, and the supply to a fair extent.
0,.
ther a better supply of Calves, and a fair quantity' of Sheep;
Pr 1,
all sorts looking up, owing to the colder weather. The anticipatire:ens °li
the trade with regard to a better market to-day have been realt_e:
Beasts, 2,600 ; Sheep and Lambs, 23,721 ; Pigs, 35C ;
Calves, 1 %,
Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d.; Mutton, 4s. to 4s. 8(1., in the wool, ss•; L3lO
6s. arid 7s. ; Pork, 4s. 2d. to ss. ; Veal, 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d.
BILLINGSGATE MAE KET.
' rbot,
Supply of Fish good to-day-trade brisk and prices lower. ,t ° 55,
2s. 6d. to 125., each ; Soles 6d. to 3=. per pair; Lobsters Is• t°
per
each each ; Cod Is. to 4s. and ss. each ; Salmon common, 15, to is. .231. '
lb. ; Crimped, 3s. 6d. Mackerel, Whiting and Haddock chcaP•
COLONIAL MARKETS. . littlo
There were no public sales to-day, and at present there is but ~
business advertised for the week ; this shows firmness on the part oft i:
2
importers. The demand and feeling in the market is certainly better,co:
the small number of sales seem as if they would keep prices firm, etc
0,
the heavy imports which are shortly expected should alter the mark eed
It is yet too soon, for the news from New York to the 23d ult., "'cents,
this morning, stating that the banks there had resumed cash painleb-lic
to have produced any effect with us. For to. morrow the only vi.na
sales of Colonial ;produce are some small quantities of Berbice -
Mocha Coffee, and 1,687 bags of Bengal Sugar.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS

DEAL, ;NAN' 19.—Wind E.N.E., fresh breeze. May
S.W., moder,:te.—Arrived and proceeded for the river the
Heinning, from Calcutta; Penyard Park, Middleton, from the 7:00
ritius ; Westminster, Moore, from New York; Toronto, Griswold'
New York ; True ixiton, Beach, from Madras; Victor, Hodnel' f„oin
St. Vincent ; Georgians, Warren, from Berbice ; London, Winible,",,
Calcutta; George the Fo;irth, Drauner, from China; WellinPe,
Liddle, from Madras; Royal .senrge, Richards, from ditto; NO•lirre
Smith, from the Cape of Good hope ; Hannah, Banks, from Ma e.
Boyne, Richardson, from Bombay;' Elizabeth, Midwinter, fr°lll,.-ron
nada ; Dorethca, Craig, from ditto,
Jamaica; Madras, Beach, from Madras: Came down from the
West Indian, Turner, `.
and proceeded, the Globe, Flapper, for Rio' Janeiro; Minerva, Al c!
for St. Jago de Cuba; Derwent, Harper, for A
Bro
Wills, for Seville ; Crescent, Goldie, for China Wind
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 19. Wind S.S.E., fie. 111faY 211—
her
fine.—Arrived her Majesty's ship Rainbow, from Jam:jea
Doha, fronl;co
0
ty's ship Childers, from Ascension ; her Majesty's ship
Cape of Good Hope, sailed Ist March, St. Helena 26, ann. M.,c„eril'
4th ult. Arrived off, the Sir John Rae Reid, from the ?"I'''
Sailed the Ontario, for New York. the
ntigua ; Malcolm
FALMOUTIT.—Arrived the Tyrian packet, from Halifax, ,3"`-ys '
26th ult. Arrived off, the Sirius (steamer), from New York in 19 ~
s.
Tagus (steamer), from Gibraltar. rate'
LIVERPOOL, MAY 19.—Wind S.E., fresh.—MAY 20, S.S.E., modern
—Arrived the Mary Scott, from Sicily • Elizabeth, Rank"
Stettin. Arrived off port, the Balfour, from' Bahia; Lord Stank Y'..,,rocer
New Orleans; Pocahontas, from Philadelphia; Duchess of Clar`-
from Lisbon. spoke
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The Sully, Lines, arrived off Plymouth, t j.
the Congress, from Liverpool to Havannah, the Ist inst., in %.ost.•
long. 27. ; and Childe Harold, from London to Bombay, the 901 floke
in lat. 37. long. 15. The Medora, Budd, arrived at Liverpool, Sr
the Virginia, from New Orleans to Liverpool, the 20th ult., in 1°1..00
10ng..65. The Cleopatra, arrived at Kinsale, spoke the Heber,
from
Batavia, short of provisions, in lat. 5. N. long. 30.; and Scotia, day.
Bahia to Trieste, off the Western Islands, which had spoke four
previous the Portia, from Macao to Falmouth, out 50 days.

:i eM
THE REFORM CLUB.—Workmen are busily - s
ployed pulling down the old National Gallery in Pall-nialel' r°
the site of which, together with the site of the present Bc'°"111
Club-house, and on the vacant ground adjoining on the west--;
a frontage of about 135 feet—the new Reformj Club-house, '-
disetsoigbneeedroboytel‘di r .
The building,
architect of the House of Concreur9'
the most elegant, and, by whenfar the once ue
at
plete
ensz
h building is
Club-house in the metropolis. Them d • esign of t t‘.l , the
of exquisite . • beau,
ocsotmlte complete d.,c‘eviallnda,
y, and the internal arrangements o',. the
house—a feature of much importance to the comfort 0, .;
members—have been admirably designed by Mr. Barry, il;
whose hands the Club may rest assured of having a Cl? -
house in every respect worthy of its fast-increasing
family, and of the talents of
so eminent an architect.
We understand this Club has taken, as a temporary house'
white-
during the progress of the building, Gwyder-house, in
hall, and that the present house will be pulled down early in
June, and the building of the new house commenced irma"
diatelv thereafter. d
The mails to Holyhead, Manchester, Liverpool, an
Carlisle are to be despatched to-morrow night for the first time by the
London and Birmicgliam Railway. The coaches are to he drawn by
horses to the terminus at Euston square, and there are to be placed on
trucks, and so run on the railway, retaining their coachmen, guards,
Passengers, &c. &c., and only requiring horses when they reach the end
of the railway, to proceed on to their respf:ctive destinations. Despatching
these four snails by this conveyance will accelerate the arrival of letters,
to a great pall of the North of England and Scotland by, we believe,
about two hours.