The Sun.
London, England, 1840-01-13 00:00:00

THE MAIRKIITS.-(THIS DAY )

CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of Grain and Flour last week were tolerably
good; and a fair qinntity flesh up of most kinds of Corn.
Good Wheat, both old and new, firmly maintained last quota-
tions, other qualities s.dd slowly. Fine malting Barley met a
free demand at its former value, middling sorts met a very slack
trade. Bemis and Peas unvaried from last :Monday's rates.
A fair sale for good Oats, but other sorts experienced a slack
demand, and hardly supported their late terms. The Flour
trade heavy at last currency.

PRICES ON BOARD OF 5111?.
Wheat, Red (old) ',ss. 725. Beans, Small snew) 44, ait
-- White (old) 655. kills. — (old)
—Rest ;1839) 545. (Os. Tick (new) _223 33.
--- Fine ('9s 63s (old) 426.44s
Superfine 665. 635. ---- Harrow (new) 185.4 c,
White (1839) 635. 545. (01d)... ... 4 ts. sifis
-- Fine tifis. 711 s Brink
-- Superfine 725. 75*. Oats, Feed s ...,,
---Foreign free ON 82s. New '3,27.
ltyt aos. Vs Poland
Barley 301. 286 New 9(16 23*.
Grinding 3os 23s Potatoe • 29•.325.
Malting 'Ns. ins.
Malt N(it,, os Scotch ::°,.225.
Fine New Psis. 14s Irish 225. ... 255. *27 v .
Pease, Grey, New 70.'s Js. Flour Town ite.r sack).— 593 02,.
Maple New 'Ss. 40s. Seconds 54...f4is
Wh,te "Ss. 40s. —....-- Noirth Country._ 50. 52 .
--- Boilers 40s. 4:26. Bran 9 lo
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK
us heat. ~,,y-ky. • • L .
0,377 Irs I 9,401 qrs. -;,702 qrs. 5,02(; sacks.
(;,s;1 I
195 5,927 i 1..

English

Irish
Foreign -
I 8421
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[FIELD.

Trade is dull for everything, and the supply being very large,
a general decline has taken place ; in choice Beef of 4d., and
inferior 2d. ; Good Mutton declined only 2d.; but inferior 4d.,
and Veal &l. lower ; York without alteration. Price per stone
of Sibs., sinking the offal—Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. ; Veal,
4s. •'d. to ss. 2d. ; Alu.ton, 4s. to ss. ; Pork, 3s. Bd. to
43. 6d. Head of Cattle at Market—Beasts, 3,391 ; Sheep,
426,220 ; Calves, 105 ; Pigs, 517.
BILLINSGATE MARKET.

The supplies were tolerably good with a brisk demand ;
prices steady- Turbot ss. to 215., Cod 3s. to 155., some Sal-
mon as low as Is. 2d. per lb., and crimped ss. ; Oysters 20s.
to 48s. per bushel ; Whitings sd. to 10d.; Haddocks 10d. to
2s. 6d. ; Soles 6d. to 3s. per pair.
BERMONDSEY POTATO MARKET.

The supply was good, but the demand languid. Prices firm.
York Reds 635. to 725. Devons 58s. to 60s. Jersey 555. to
58s. Wisbeach 60s. to 655.

HOP MARKET.
Prices of good Hops very firm, and the trade improving.
Little demand for the low and inferior sorts. In prices there
was no alteration.

SEED MARKET.
The Market was flat, and more done in Linseed than any
other, at 40s. to 435. per quarter. Rape 281. per last. Prices
of other Seeds as before. The arrivals moderate.

TALLOW MARKET.
Rather more business done, and the price of P. Y. C. 48s. 9d.
The Stock about 27,500.
TEA SALE (SIXTH DAY AND CONCLUSION.)
There was a fair attendance of the trade, but there was not
much Tea sold. We attribute this to the heavy prompts which
are now becoming due. These necessarily check public busi-
ness in this commodity. The market is firm at the prices
established] on Thursday aid Friday, and will remain so until
further news be received from Canton.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

BRIGHTON, JAN. 10.-Offport the Ellen, Rodger, from
Singapore.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 11.--Wind variable.—Arrived the
Liverpool steamer, from New York—sailed the 15th ult.,
falling short of coals she put into Fayal, and left there on
the 3d inst„ after b?ing detained five days; Independence,
and Oxford, Rathbone, New York—sailed 20th ult. ; St.
Lucia, Gnat, Africa ; Alice, Mauritius ; Gem, Riga ;
Corsair, BatterF, St. JAn's, New Brunswick ; North
Britain, and Harriet, Alexandria ; Triton, Snow, Sa-
vannah ; Hannibal, Mumford, Charleston ; Enchantress,
Monte Video. Sailed the Dominica, Harrison, for Bar-
badoes ; Resolution, Forrest, Maranham ; Aurora, 'War-
ren, New Orltans. The Aretbusa, Cunard, from hence
to New York, was driven on shore at Long Island, 9 h
ult.—one of the crew drowned. A large bright sided
ship was seen Nov. 19, cn Lanver Key, with only lower
masts standing; and• a large ship on the Western Red
with two wreckers alongside.