The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-04 00:00:00

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

There were large arrivals of all kinds of Grain last week,
and a good return of Flour. The trade for every article con-
tinued dull throughout the week. This morning the fresh
supplies were moderate. The best parcels of Wheat were
readily taken off by our millers at full last Monday's rates, and
middling and inferior sorts were very dull, at no variation in
value. Barley continues steady at our lait rates. Beans un-
varied. Grey Pease are Is. per quarter lower. Boiling Pease
unaltered. The large supply of Oats has tended to depress
this trade, but prices are not lower. Flour remains without
change in price.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) • . Ids. 40s. Beans, Small (new)
—White (old) .40a. 465. --___ (old)
'Red l 805) 32s. ass. Tick (new) „.....
_— Fine 35s 38s --....:__ (old)
.......
-- Superfine 335. 38s. Harrow (new),.,
Wh to (1835) 3ss. 375.
---- Fine 395. 425.
_— Superfine 40s. 455.
-- Foreign free ...... —s. —s.
Rye 365. 355.
Barley ols 235.
Grinding 04s. 265.
Malting •iBs. 325.
Malt 445. 50s.
Fine New 50s. 625.
Pease, Grey, New ars 325.
Maple New '32s. 345.
-- White 308. 325,
----- Boilers 345. 38s ,
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN. LONDON DURING L

-9. —3.
. ...... ..4.
303 325.

355.375.
335. 345.

Brank
Oats, Feed

388.405;
308.348.
209 228.
17s. 21a.
228.255.
208.245.
24.. 263.
229.243.
268.283.
I 7s. 228,
369. 388.
348.358.
. 28.9.009.
89 9s.

New ~

Poland
New

Potatoe
New
_ _

Scotch
Irish 163.
Flour Town (per sack)
Seconds
North Country
Bran

-. ...,. [L.,. bi 9g.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK.
is s,
~ 2
From Whence. m -' r. F a :',
. ..
Qrs. Qrr. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.-
Qrs. Qrs. Sacks
Alaboroligh - - 45 214 140
Bostnn - - 2020 - -•
30 - - 875 - - -
Bridlington...-
Bridport
__
_- 492 344 1933
Chichester ' - _ - -
- - - 483
Clay - 1144:1 - -
;,,, C
HarwichColchster
109 4 '226 1116 -8 -
.r.,„,V" 225 1299
a.. 8 56 15
50 - • = .....
Exeter _
-- 10
Falmouth - 169 - -.-.. Grimsby
'4.' t Inti fdho n. . . ;j.";
Elastings 51201 1132_0
- 3t) - azo _
._.
132 u22 06
855
8-2 12 - - .... 7 10
Ipswich
Kent - 331 541 748
Louth - 200 - 280
Lowestoft - 38 •13 -
-- - 290
.-
_.
,
Lyme. - 80 20 - . _ _
....
Lynn - 510 100 _
--
Newcastle -
90 _
.... -
- -
Newhaven - - 40 - 10
Poole - - 195 - - - 880
--
Rye BO
Southampton - - - - - - 730
-
Southwold -
.- 9.0 39 -_
Stockton -I - - - - -
Wells - - 370..,... -.-
Woodbridge - -- 50 173 610
Yarmouth - 3563 195 g - -- .- 10 :3351
Aberdeen - - 1896 .... __Barwick - ,;60 44 60 -... -go
IDundee ..... . - 8 F 6 - - -,
.-,
nverness - - - 25 .... -
- _.
....
--
--
....
_,Leith - - 55 5
Montrose ... - 2491 - _
.... _
.....
.....
Perth _ 257 - 144 - --
-___
IRISH.
9801 16713 7398 7579 41 2293 2114 12419
Belfast
Cork
- -- - 1801 -
Dublin - -- 1245 2027 - -_ 20 - - Galway
- -- 1222 -
- - -
NewryLimerick ... - 318 - 7096 - - __ -.
Sligo
- - Waterford - 5100 - - - --.
Westport
- - - 1155
Youghall.... - I- - 1710 - - _- 100
.
FOREIGN.
Brake ._- Hamburg... - -' '- -
,
-
Quebec
- 59
- - ---
I --' ]8
Rotterdam
Stettin
--- --- --- —__ Total- 9BOl 17031 8643 30632 44 2373 2244 d'l9Q7

AGGREGATE
Tares, 12—Linseed

QUA
1,453-

130632
OTHE]
.13rank,

2244
PULS.

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istard,

D MARKET. _...
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t was not great, and the trade was

MUNICIPAL. ELECTIONS.

CANTERBURY.

ELECTION OF ALDERMEN.

ThB conduct of the New Town Council has a little disap-
pointed the expectations of the staunch Reformers. They have
elected the six aldermen all out of their own body 1 It is ob-
vious that had a contrary course been pursued, the Liberal in-
terest would have been established beyond the reach of reverse.
The childish ambition for the Gothic distinction -of Aldermen
has done this mischief. The Tories are again upon the qui
v!ve, and the spirits of their party have rallied as they see a
disposition on the part of the Town Council to give them
a chance. The new elections are fixed for Tuesday. The
Town Council have elected as Mayor a very respectable gen-
tleman, but one who was considered as the least decided Re-
former among the Council ! They have also elected a mode-
rate Tory or Neutral as Sheriff 11 thus the sterling Reformers
have been every way slighted. Another great evil is this, the
wealthy and influential men who are best calculated for public
contest are now removed from the arena, and the struggle
against the Conservatives will be left to less efficient though
well-principled men. Whatever may be the immediate result
of these lamentable proceedings, it is easy to see that ultimately
Conservatism must reap some advantage.