The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-05 00:00:00

THE WEATHER.

ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, ADELAIDE
STREET.

NooN, FRB. 5.
Barometer 2975 In.
Thermometer
Highest: 32
Loseg
..... 23
WlndE.—Freezing Point 32 Deg.
No snow has fallen in the course of the night, and the
sky is now beautifully clear, with a sharp east wind, and
ev,ry prospect of favourable weather to witness the total
eclipse of the moon.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE.

There has been a small supply of Wheat this week, fair of
Barley, and good of Oats. The Wheat trade firm at Monday's
prices. Barley obtained former rates. Beans and Peas un-
varied. Oats met a moderate demand, and supported their
value. Rather more freedom in the Flour trade.

SMITHFIELD.
The trade for Beef was good. There being but few good
Scots in the Market, the trade for Mutton was also brisk,
the supply being very short. Veal was much in demand, but
2d, per stone lower than our last quotations. Little alteration
in Pork. Beasts, 490; Sheep, 1,960; Pigs, 378; Calves,
130. Beef, 3s. Bd. to ss. ; Mutton, 4s. to ss. 2d. ; Veal,
4s. Bd. to 6s. ; Pork, 4s. to ss.
COLONAL MARKET.
There was not much business done, but prices were firm for
most articles, and the Public Sales were of little m oment. The
arrivals were to a fair extent.

-MARKET.
Prices were supportedTEA for Free Trade, but the demand was
only for small parcels. Company's Congou was offered at
I. Aid. cash, and not many buyers.
TALLOW MARKET,
A fair amount of business was done in P. Y. Candle, and
prices were firm at 465. 6d. to Os. 9d. on the spot. The supply
of Town Tallow was good.

.....__COUNTRY MARKETS,

,artey.

Oats. I_ Beans.

PPM.

Per Quarter.l s. to a. s. t 8.
Bath
Blandfbrd 56 go 25 31
Bridport tv.l
Chard 51 62 123 82
M t 4 28 a 7
Exeter ,60 70 27 34
Guildford 68 71 3: 37
Newbury 52 Cf 27 26
Reading 42 71 8 4.,
Salisbury 52 62 27 33
Shtrborne
Sheptort3lallet 14 63 30 31
Uxbridge 57 43
Warminster 44 63 31 43
Winchester 60 64
feovil 1511 60 ,20 32
LEEDI; CORN
Wheat, Norfolk and Sidiblk, 661 b...
:7-7 York. and Lincoln. 601 b....

I. ' to s.
25 85
24 87

e. to w.
44 50
46 ..._

S. to to,
44 54

,12 24
20 23
21 28
82 56
19 32
20 28
21 25
24 28
21 96
23 94
23 25

40 42
48 50
40
46 50
42 N
42 52
40 5c
44 48
40 51

40 ;1 i
33 44

46 41
3n 42
40 to

40 52

44 54

5 26 4 5 TO 1 7 2
MARK ET.'
611. to 701
Mi. to 68, re

- - ..
_..... ~....-..... -.
345. to 3di. I ?:13..r1ey, Norfolk and Stinblk
........ Yorkshirc and Lincolnshire
Grinding
Beans ft3ln. 3,115. to 46,.
Oats, I'otatoe lts. to 26:. :1
—lli ealing, For. --(I. to—d Eng. 1134.1. to 13.1. per stsne
Melling
DEVIZES CORN INIARKKI'..
Par Sack. s. .1. a. d. Per Quat ter. a. d. s.
First Wheat 3.) 0 to 31 6 0at5......... ........ .23 0 to S 4 I
Second 2B 0 20 it Beans (per sack)... k 2 2 2R 0
T,iird
Raley 27 0 38 6 Bread (perga!lon). 1 3 .. 0

HAYMARKET TIIEATRE.—Last night a new
farce was produced here, entitled Good for Nothing. The
Chief idea was that of a decent, good-natured fellow, with
a bad reputation, whieh made him the responsible father of
the vices and follies of other people in all directions. The
moral of the farce was " Give a dog a bad name and hang
him." The actors of the farce were Wrench, o:berry,
Strickland, and Rees, who did their beiit for its redemp-
tion. The result of the farce was an equivocal termination
between sibilation and encouragement.
In consequence of the death of Lord Henley, the
Right Hon. sir Robert Peel's Parliamentary dinner, fixed
for to-morrow, is postponed.

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