The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-12 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY)

LONDON, OCT. 12.:--Wind this day at noon, light
easterly air?, and fine weather.
DEAL, Ocr EN. E., fresh breczes.—
Sailed the Westminster, Moore, from New York; Bruns-
wick, Porter, Sierra Leone; Maid of Mona, Redhead,
Hobart Town ; Navarino, Warning, ditto; Eleanor, Bar-
nett, South Seas; Speedy, Adariet, St. Helena; Lucilla,
Parkins, Rio Janeiro.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 10 and 11.—Off port the Harriet,
from the United States. Arrived the Brilliant, Yatesley,
from Denia. Sailed the North Briton, Dawson, for Sin-
gapore ; Chieftain, Downing, Bombay ; Reliance, Dun-
ley. Ceara; Demerara, bliilcr, Demerara; Betsey, Ha-
milton, Monte Video ; Sarah Fleming, Batterney, Africa ;
Ann, Whinfield, Rio Janeiro ; Robert Isaac, Amsworth,
Savannah; Tameound, Boutell, New Orleans; John
Marshall, ditto; Clyde, Reed, St. John's, New Bruns-
wick; Branches, Petrie, Sydney, Cape Briton. The
Peruvian, Groatkin, bound to Arica, touched on the bar
of the Victoria Channel yesterday, but floated offsoon after,
apparently without damage, and proceeded.
DOVER,' OCT. 10.—Sailed the Corsair (steamer), Fox,
for A uss ralia.

PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 10.—Wind E. S.E.-11, E.—Ar-
rived the Don Giovanni, Bawn, from Jamaica. Sailed
Albatross, Reynolds, Rio Janeiro.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Wind E. to E.S.E., strong
breezrs —lO, E. ditto.—Sailed the Express packet for
Madeira and Brazil.
BRISTOL, OCT. 11.—Sailed the William Thompson,
Roberts, for Jamaica.
JERSEY, OCT. B.—Sailed the Syren, Scarborough, for
Rio lineiro ; Clio, I.ebirre, Cape de Verdi.
PLYMnUTH, OCT. 11.—Wind E. to S.E.—Arrived
the Maria, Collins, from Donis; sailed the City of Edin-
burgh, Gtinton, for Sierra Leone; Thomas Crisp, Finlay,
Launceston ; York, Tegg, Port Philip. Off port, Ca-
tharine, Dorothea, Tyman. Bahia.
MARYPORT, OCT. 10. —The Hope, Douglass from Que-
bec, grounded on the South Bank yesterday, but is ex-
pected off without damage.
YARMOUTH, OCT. 11.—The Henry Berness, water-
logged and abandoned, was seen yesterday within Smith's
Knowle, in tow of a French schooner and a Yarmouth
fishing-boat, proceeding either to Ramsgate or Dunkirk.
STARCIGOSS, OCT. 11.—The Swallow, from Newcastle,
is on shore at the back of the Warren, but expected off.
HARWICH, OCT. 11.—A Dutch fishing-boat has been
towed into this port, having been fallen in with water-
logged and abandoned ; a board found in the cabin was
marked " Piettaarrelloprotik."

THE MARKETS.-(THIS D.Y.

CORN EXCHANGE.

Last weeks arrivals were moderate of English, and
good of Foreign Corn. The fresh quantities of most de-
scriptions of Grain were tolerably good. Wheat, except
very fine, 1s:to 2s. per quarter cheaper for both English
and Foreign. Barley Is. per quarter lower. Beans and
Grey Pease as last reported. Fine and dry Oats obtained
last week's terms, and other descriptions were further re-
duced Is, per quarter. Flour very dull, and ship parcels
rather lower. Winter Tares firm in value.

TRICZS ON nOARD OF SPIT.'
Wheat, Red (old) ... .. ....66i. S. Beans, Small (new) 43; 451.
--- White (old) 60s. 755. —(old) _4s' 495.
--- Red 0.844) .56s 69.. -- Tick (new) 33 40 ..,
Fine ('2s. 645. (old) 42..444.
Superfine. ..... s. res. --- Harrow (new) 40s. 42s
----- White (11341).....581. 635.
Fine ....645. 671. Brank
-- Superfine....... 69s 725. Oats, Feed 234.275.
----Foreign free 565. 70;. New 225.255.
Ryc 38s. 40s Poland .6s. 30s.
Barley .304. 38s . New 25,285.
Grinding 30s 545, -- Potatoc 28i.305.
-- Malting 38s. 4Cs.
Malt 565. 60s. Scotch 2O .. 325.
Fine New f 3;. 641. Irish 215.... 24, 275.
....

Pease, Grey, New .3615. 30s.
-- Maple New 4.2, 445.
--- White 405.42=.

Flour Town (per sack).— Yis. (O
---- Seconds 52, Ms,
No-rth Country 12,

- Boilers lis. 48s.

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ARRIVALS OF (MAIN IN LC
Wheat. I 13
English
Irish
F.reign

/NDON DURING LAST WEEK
;arley. I oats. Flour
,7:4qra. 5.137 qra. t aux,
7,1 t 2
2.0,482 3,165 brls

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1,266

SMITHFIELD.

A brisk trade for Beef, and Mutton at an advance of
2d. per stone on Friday's rates. Veal and Pork did not
sell readily, but there was a fair trade at lower prices.
The decline in Veal was full 4d. to 6d., but in Pork 2d.
per stone only. The number of Cattle at Market was
large, but the demand was about equal. Beef, 3s. 4d. to
4s. 6d. ; Mutton, 4s. to ss. ; Veal, 4s. to ss. ; Pork, 4s.
2d. to .ss. 2d. Beasts, 3,238; Sheep, 22,490; Pigs,
716 ; Calves, 108.
HOP MARKET.

Good and fine Hops, eQpecially those with colour, were
in good request at advanced prices, while all other kinds
were very dull, and could only be forced off at reduced
rates. The duty is still called 30,000/ without a prospect
of that sum being realised. Some choice kinds of East
Kent Hops of this year's growth have fetched 181. and
211. per cwt.