The Sun.
London, England, 1840-06-29 00:00:00

THE MARKETS--(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE. '-
Last week there wee moderate arrivals of all kinds of Grains
and the fresh supplies- were again middling. The speculator*
took off the runs of tine - Wheat at Is. per advance on last
Monday's price!, but the millers being cautious buyers, other
qualities sold slowly at last potations. Grinding Barley et
rather better demand, at a little ac:vanee in value. Beans a mnd
Peas unvaried. Oats firm in valui!, pith a fair sale for good
qualities. The millers still complain of a very indifferent
Flour trade. The weather still favourable fOr the crops.

PRICES ON 130ARD OF SFIP. • gm,
Wheat, Red (old) -s. -s. Beans, Small (new) ...... :.. %.0.--- '
-- White (old) s- "--5. ---"-----. (Old) ......... .-';'•"-.4, .! .
-Red 1839) sss. (4)s. - Tick (new) . ........ :38.* 4.-• -
-- Fine 02; (ss.
Superfine ((Si. 70i. -- Harrow (new) ..... .4'24.444:
-- NV la ite (1839) - 604. GI,. -. (01d)......445.46g,
---- Fine Cris. Vs. Bran' ''' .......s.---5,
Superfine 744. ;Os. Oats, Feed c.....f.
1.---Foreign free Gil (=os.-- New ..............4 .....4.
271.
fly( 3r3s. 40s. - Poland ..:
Barley 103. 3Si. New ...... .... :25 .325-
f2gr-
- Grinding lOs :Its. - Potatoc 3 ,
----- Malting
.38s. 4.2'. -- N,'ew ........ 31, Vs.
Malt .51;q, 05, ..
- Scotch ........... . .... 514.:32'•
-- Fine New lids. 725. - ;,;)s" ... Irish .;5„ ,
2r.
" ./
Pease, Grey, New :36e. 31. Flour Town (per sack).... -s" ' •
--.. Maple New . :,Z.s. 4is. -.- Seconus ........ :54..be5. .
Iqs. 40s. -...- Nerth Country...' 11' 52'•
-- White
-- Boilers 40s. 14s. Bran ll 12"
ARRIVALS OF Or:AIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEIC:
Wheat. Barley. 11itt.5. i 1". 'r* kg
English
Irish - - ,`.1,27€1 ..---
F..reign
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The market was much depressed, although the supplv Irss
only an average one, and prices in consequence have rec.eded.
Beef and Mutton 2d. per stone, and Veal was full 6d. ; inferior
Lamb unaltered, but the finest young sorts 4d. under fatter
rates. Pork without alteration. Beef 3s. 2d. to 4s.
Mutton 3s. 10d. to 4s. Bd. ; Veal 4s. 4d. to ss. 2d. ; Lamb
ss. 4d. to 6s. Beasts 2,654 ; Sheep and Lambs 26,660 ;
Calves 219; Pigs 505. Hay 3/. 3s. to 41. ss. ; Clover 41.
41.
to 51. 15s. ; Straw 11. 16s. to 21.
HOP MARKET.
The trade bought rkither mere freely, and prices were rather
higher, with a firmer market. The accounts from the planta-
tions are still unsatisfactory, the fly upon the bine having "I'
creased during the past week. '-
POTATO- 111 A iiKET.
The supplies have been modeeate, the trade not active
prices were however supported. York Reds 116 s. to 1205
.
per ton.

TEA MARKET.
The prices of this attiele were unaltered, tut the transactions
were confined to small parcels for immediate consumpti°"'
there being a.total absence of speculation. Company's Cope*
Is. Ild. per lb.

TALLOW MARKET.
The Prices of this article were supported with faultless, "
the demand was dull, and the few thus made were for actual
c•ansuraption only. Fine P. Y. C. 525. 9,1. per cwt.

- We are glad to see that the Commissioners of Police
have shown some symptoms of repentance by withdrawing
their order for shutting Temple-bar against carriages
during church hours. Yesterday all sorts of vehicles
were allowed to pass as usual, only with this difference,
that police constables were stationed to the Eist end
West of the church of St. Clements Danes, directing
them to pass by the North side. We hope the Cnrn"
missioners and Magistrate's will also relax -all''tbose
needless and ridiculous restrictions by
which they arbi-
trarily interfere with the rational amusements ow
ealthful exercise of the middle clrisses on Sundays.
They may rest assured that by several' of their late 'rei
gulations they were in a fair way to render a body ?t,
men at one time popular, extremely odiods to a gran
portion awe community. .