The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-25 00:00:00

THE MARKETS-(TH IS DAY.

CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of English Grain last week were small, of Oats
from Scotland end Ireland good, and of Foreign Wheat consi-
derable. The supply since consists chiefly of a fair quantity of
Wheat from the near countries. The quality of the Wheat not
being attractive, the millers were cautious buyers, and the
prices declined Is. to 2s. per quarter. Barley unaltered.
Beans dull, and hardly supported their prices. Peas scarce,
and fully maintained their value. Oats met a dull sale, but
their terms were not lower. The Flour trade destitute of
animation.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SFIP
Wheat, Red (old) —s. —s. Beans, Small (new)... ...... 445.41513
...-.... White (old) —s. —s. ..—......--__—.. (Old) —s.—s,
—Red 1.8:39) sss. COs. Tick (new) 38s 42.
Fine 62s 655. •------- (old)

----- Superfine Ms. cBs.
White (1839) 60s. C.4s.
---- Fine 665. 703.
--- Superfine 723. 755.
----Foreign free 60s. 60s.
Rye. 36s. 403.
Barley 30s. 38s.
--- Grinding "Os. 345,
--- Malting 383.425.
Malt 563, 655.
,---- Fine New &is 725.
Pease, Grey, New 363. 335..
Maple New . 463. 425.
White 38s. 40s.
--- Boilers 405.42;,
ARRIVALS OF GiI.AIN IN LO
I Wheat. II
I 5,025qr5, 2,

425.44 s
- Harrow (new) 42;.44s
(old) 41s. 46s
Brank
Oats, Feed
......—.....—... New 255.293
--- Poland
, --------- New "6::.;35.
--- Potatoe 32;.345.
uew 325.345.
--- Scotch 225.:345.
--- Irish 245. ... 265.28 r.
Flour Town (per sack).... 535. 621.
i-. Seconds 545.563
North Country 50s 52i,
Bran 10;.111,
)NDON DURING LAST WEEK
;arley. 04(6. ' ki.,, r.
,752 qrs. 2,445 qrs. 5,518 sacks
'22 11,311 20
331 1,620 3,795 Lrls.

-
English
Irish
Foreign 22,913

SMITHFIELD.
A good attendance of buyers, with a pleasant trade. Bee,
in request at an advance of 4d. per stone. Veal and Pork un-
altered; but Mutton and Lamb have sustained a decline:
the former of about 2d., and the latter of 4d. and 6d. Price
per stone of 81b., sinking the offal—Beef, 35. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ;
Mutton, 4s. to ss. 2d. ; Veal, ss. to 53. Bd. ' • Lamb, 6s. to
; Pork, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d. Head of Cattle at market--
6Boesa.sts, 2,613 ; Sheep and Lambs, 25,490; Calves, 129 ; Pigs,

tics
a fair tradeINGSGATE ; MARKET.
prices steady. Turbot,
ss. to 18s. ; Cod, 39. to 103 ;
Soles, 6d. to 3s. 6d. per pair ;
Lobsters, 10d. to 4s. ; Salmon on, 11d. to 2s. 6d. per lb. ;
Good supiaes an
\‘' l'it'wgst 3d. to 6d. ; Haddocks, 6d. to Is.
TIERAIONDSEY WATERSIDE POTATOE MARKET.
T
demand ; much business was
during the past week, with a good
was done in York Reds, 775. to 80s.;
There were large supplies
Essex, 525. to 5-Is. ; Scotch red, 555. to 575.

HOP MARKET.
But little demand for hops; the prices, however, have not
receded, and the supplies have not been large. The accounts
from the Hop grounds are good for the growing bine generally,
the exceptions are too trifling for notice.
TEA MA .
So little done, and prices wereRKET so uncertain, that they could
not be named.

Great preparations are making at Antwerp for th, t fetes HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.---There was on
which are to take place en the inauguration of the statue Saturday one of the most crowded houses seen since the saison
of Rubens.
and imprisonment of the Bishop
POLISH FRONTIER, (no date. )_The news of ti e arrest
i dom of Poland to publish in the churches all the Imperiai
Orders were lately given to rho oefigPliutdßlaischhoiapsisofccthriefirkminegd: commenced. Otello was the opera performed. Rubini is
said to have been indisposed to that continuity of exertion re-
-11)e0A,-,,,,s•firre,,Fut forth their wonted energies,
quired by hi; part, and that the Diva herself was not so
food a Desdemona as she usually is. Lablache and Tamburini,
lianCerito, it is certain, is Fanny Ell 1 qua ,
and
_lefst_ne o,tahing tol
orders, whatever their contents might be. Se•✓en een of the though Tae
Bishops confirmed the Emperor's will ; onl g one, the distance. '
Bishop of Podlachia, refused to comply with the WELSIIPO TI
1 leaves her and all others at an immeasurablere
desire of the Government. He stated in a re- 12th Regiment of°l--t 'li
speetful letter to the Governor of th c kingdom months since, and
aFroriovte (which landed atAberyswittwelve
le depot detachment of the
the ground on which his conscience would not tricts of MontgomeryshireolWelshpool on Thurs:
allow him to obey this order. No answer was given to day last, en route from Brecon to Chester. The men were
r marched ort uni enity h
5n the night spirit, commenced a subscription for the purpose of affording
this letter, but after an interval of some weeks, the evidently much fatigued; and the inhabitants, with a laudable
Bishop's residence was suddenly surrounded
a. waited on Major O'Neil
by Dragoons. A police-officer entered the Bishop's refreshments to the poor fellows and their families after their
carriageapartment,
that
wasordered
rheiamdyt ofoquit
him.tlie house,Tbe Bani,
;hop
geto
wianstot
htehne march.
deputationln a very short time a liberal sum was collected, and
dispose of it for the comfort of the men. The Major thought
taken to Mohilew, where he is now 'Acpt., in pclose con- to request permission to
finement. it would be a eangerous precedent to allow soldiers to receive
guished any other reward for the discharge of public service than from
ALEXANDRIA, Aphis. 26.—Lord T'
the the country. He eventually, however,
army
d g anistr
the English in Af h . ''Cane, who commanded Government of tl
conceded to the urgent reuest of the deputation, and the poor
before yesterda an !o-day 'fellows, with their
he was receivec 1 by the Pacha 1 families, were bountifully regaled. Sa-
Ina:
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