The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-15 00:00:00

London and South Western
_33/ 53 to

Midland Counties
fork and North Midland... SO
Ditto New Shares
HALF-PAST ONE.

Havanna"' papers to the 3d October have been received,
via New York, which state that the same dullness con-
tinues in all branches of trade, and no activity can be
expected until after the alteration in the silver currency
shall have taken place. We quote exchange at rates
payable in gold—Exchange on London, 60 days sight,
15 to 15k premium.
By a vessel, bound to Hamburgh, and which landed a
bag c,f letters in the Channel, advices from Rio de Janeiro.
to the 10th September, have ken received, which state
that a vote had passed the Chamber of Deputies to the
effect that the paper, to the amount of about 50,0001,
which used to be called in annually, and appropriated to
the Sinking Fund, should not be destroyed, but re-opened
against the deficit in the Finances. Exchange on Eng-
land 31.

The settlement of the half-monthly account in the
Foreign Market is going on without difficulty, the fluc-
tuations having been to a very limited extent.
Spanish Active Stock has advanced since the opening
to 21i ; Passive, 4i 5 ; Porttiguese Three per Cents.,
41 5; Belgian Bonds, 100+ I; Brazilian, 57i 58; Danish,
78i ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 51+ ; ditto
Fives, 99i
Con Pols for Money, 89k 4 * ; for the Account 89i ;
Exchequer Bills, 10 12 prem. ; ditto, Bonds, 2 1 prem. ;
Bank Stock; 164.

Very little doing in Shares. The following are the
quotations :—Great Western, 79; Ditto, New, 561 ;
London and Brighton, 37 ; London and Birmingham,
156 k 156 ; Midland Counties, 85 ; York and North
Midland, 84 ; Ditto, New, 29. •

TWO O'CLOCK.
No intelligence of the Columbia steam-ship up to the
present time.
No alteration to notice in the Stock Market, and but
little business doing.

QUARTER TO THREE.

There is unfortunately no improvement in the accounts
from the manufacturing districts. From Manchester,
they are in fact even worse, and although specie is
coming over rather freely from the United States, it is
not likely at this time of the year that we shall do much
trade with that country. In the spring, if our unfortil-
nate artisans can drag on so long, we have a hope for
brighter prospects.

THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)
CORN EXCHANGE.
Last week's arrivals of all grain were limited, and the
fresh supply was moderate. The Millers took Off the
best parcels of Wheat readily at last Monday's prices,
but the tendered sums were la. to 2s. per quarter lower.
Barley, unless fine, Is. per quarter cheaper. Beans and
Peas obtained last quotations. Oats met a fair demand,
at the terms of last week. The top price of Flour was
reduced 3s. per sack, as the trade was very heavy.
kitRIVALs OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING 1 ASI WI EK.
Wheat. Harley. ..t. Fiou•
English
Irish - 5,155 . --
Foreign
PRICKS OR BOARD OF SYIP
Wheatilled (old)
—White (old) —a —s. .........42 465.
lteil;.1841) Ms Tick (new) .........32 341
--- Fine 5 63.5 (010 38 4,s
Superfine 113,. 67,. - Harrow (new) 34..36s
- White (1841) ....51s. 58s. 333.4.25.
Fine (111. 62i. Brank •••

--
Superfine les 7 .1. 1 Oats, Feed —.. s
---.—.— Foreign free 561 766. • Nea ...... ...... to.. 245.
'lye 'iSs 40s. Poland —.. b
Barley. 2,1-, 92, New 22:.26•.
Grinding veil; 323. Potatoe. —=.-s.
Malting 345.383. ----- ~.7.Pw 264.2,15.
Malt s(is, 60.. Scotch 265.305.
Fine New 645. (Mi. Irish 165.... 14•.235.
Pease, Grey, New TA. 375. Flour Town per .4 ack) .... S3s. 625.
—.-- Maple New %Cis. 404. Seconds a 4 -. Ms.
White .34%. 3ils. --...... N.rth Country.... 50, Mt.
—..... Boilers .37..42x. Bran 7. es.
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The supply of Cattle and Pigs was good, of Sheep and
Calves short ; the demand brisk, and rather higher
prices were obtained for Beef.—Beasts, 3,428 ; . Sheep,
19,700; Pigs, 672; Calves, 82.—Beef, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Bd.;
Mutton, 4s. to 4s. 10d ; Veal, 4s. 4d. to ss. 2d. ; Pork,
4s. Bd. to ss. Bd.