The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-10 00:00:00

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of cargo thrown overboard, and damaged, having Pm
on shore on the Est Barrow Heads. 9th.—The ar,
garet, of South Shidds, flartlepool to London, was to_
tally lost this moring on the Gun feet ; crew sated. A
vessel, supposed to be the Ocean Bride, got on the E Leaps
Sand yesterday, was assisted off leaky, and after' wards
sank on the Nlaplin. A Scotch schooner, exhibi ting a
light for assistance, was seen last night, riding in I woken
water, near the Guritleet t%eacon, but the weather • was So
bad that no e could be .',,fforded.

MARYPORT, JAN. 7.—The sloop Lady of the Lake,
ArciOaAs.to ‘Vorkington, is on shore on S eatod . Point,
and lull water ; crew saved.
DOVER, JAN. 9.—The China, Pascoe, fro .m Lt ,ndon to
Charleston, which went ashore between th. Sout h Fore-
land and this place, 4th inst., was got off this tx iorning,
and tow: d lila, the Larbour with little or n o dame ge.
TORDAY. JAN. 9.—The smack Spy, c this
.port, is
On :41,.re at Black Ball, and is expect ed to btrome a
wreck.

DUNDEE, JAN. B.—The weather h'rts been very un-
steady for the last few days, wind 'veering from S. to
E S.E., with a very heavy sea ori the coast. Three
vessels are supposed to have been lost on the banks at
the entrance or the river, on the night of the 6th inst.,
from papers !sicked up, one is supposed to have been the
Industrious, H..lt, of Whitstable ; and, trom a boat that
ruts come on shore, another appears to have been tho
liavid and Robert, of Arbroath; crews supposed to hay e
been driwncd.

SHIELDS, JAN. B. The Edward,, of Hull, Grango.•
mouth to Mlldon. got on the rocks near Tynemoirth, in
patting into this harbour, and has be,,!otne a total wreck;
crew and stores saved. It is expecited the cargo (pig
iroo) will also be saved. 9th. I.he Walker, of New-
ca,tie, from London, in running in this morning,
grounded on the Mussel Scarp, but is expected off next
flood without damage.

YAB.MOUTH, JAN. B.—The Sisters, of and for Rams-
gate, from Middlesborough, has been assisted in here
♦try leaky, having been ashore on Ilhiaborotrgh Sand,
and must discharge.

ALDBOROUGH. JAN. 9.—lt has blown a gale from the
east all dty. The Phce ns, of Whitby, was driven on
shore near here this morning, and has gone to pieces;
crew drowned.

HARWICLL, JAN. 9.—The Amus, of North Shields,
Newcastle to Boulogne, has been on shore on Sand•
guard point, but came off without assistance, and put in
hore leaky. The Ocean Bride,, of North Shields, New-
castl • to Lond..n, was wreckw yesterday, on the Middle
Saud; crew saved. A brig, supposed to be a collier, got
ashore this morning, on the. Gut.fleet Sand, and became
a total wreck.

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.—MONDAY.
The arrivals of W heat of home produce up to our
market lust week, coastwise, were on a fair average
seaie, they having exceeded 6,000 quarters. Those of
all other kinds of English grain, as well as Flour, were
small. A few Oats came to hand from Ireland and
Scotland ; while the imports from abroad consisted of
15,533 quarters of Wheat, 1,300 ditto of Barley, 2,385
ditto ot Oats, 2,376 ditto of Beans, 420 ditto of Peas, and
420 ditto of Indian Corn. No foreign Flour came to
hand, and the principal portion of the supply of Wheat
was derived from Russia. Fresh up this morning,
a fair average quantity of English Wheat reached
us from Essex and Kent. From Suffolk, Cam-
bridgeshire,
&c., the arrival was small. The weather
having become seasonably fine—a sharp frost having
been experieiaced to-day—the condition of the samples
on offer was considerably improved, owing to which, and
the increased attendance of buyers, the demand for all
kinds of English Wheat was steady, at fully, but at
nothing quotable beyond, the prices obtained on Monday
last, and at which a good clearance was effected by the
factors. With foreign Wheat wo were toleably well,
but not to say largely supplied. Fine dry samples '
moved off steadily, at full prices, and there was a better
demand for the middling and inferior kinds, at late rates
Notwithstanding the fresh supply cf Barley was small,
the show of samples, most of which were left over from
last week, was more than adequate to meet the wants ot
the dealers ; hence the trade ruled dull, and, in some
instances, the rates had a downward tendency. The
best parcels of Malt were in moderate request, at
late rates. In the secondary sorts, next to
nothing was doing, yet we cannot call them
cheaper. The total quantity on offer was not large.
The total supply of Oats was small. Sound Corn was
in steady request, at full prices. In other qualities com.
paratively little was doing. Both Beaus and Peas
were heavy, at barely stat•onary prices. Indian Corn
arid Meal unaltered in value. Flour was in moderate
request, at last week's prices.
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
cheat—Essex & Kent, nit—Chevalier. ••• • . 638 to 51/II
Red. ..... •• • 478 to 56s Oats Yorkshire and
Ditto,White, New 50* 60s. Lincolnsh.. Feed. 208- 221
' Norfolk and Lin- Potato
coin, Red... • • 468 514 Youghal and Cork,
Ditto, White.. •• • . 50a A7s Black .••• • • • 218 228
Irish, Red • • —s —3 Cork, White .•• • • 215 268
Ditto, White,. •• • . —8 Scotch. Feed. •• • • 22s 264
Rye—Old •••••• • • • • • • —5 —'s Beans—Tick •••••• • • 33if 44
325 34s Pigeons
344
208:s 4 o
44241:
Barley—Grinding..... 25s 25s Peas—map Grey
.:: : •.:
Malting .•..• • . . • 30$ 32s
Chevalier .... 325 33s White
.........,,.42, and Nor- Boilers ••••• • • • • 44s 47
folk 548 56* Flour—Town-made ••• 438 411:
Brown ... .•• • • • hOs 52s Suffolk •• •• ••• • • • 378 41i
Kingston and Ware his 885 Stocktn & Norfolk 36s 41
During last week the following imports of lire stock
took place from abroad into Londoe :
From whence. Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. calves.
Harlingen
Rotterdam
Antwerp

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Total l5B ... 1,032 ... 23 35
At the outports, owing to the severity of the weather
on the Continent, the arrivals have been on a very run.
&rate scale, and of but middling quality. With foreign
stock we were very scantily supplied this morning, the
numbers consisting of about 100 Beasts, 300 Sheep, and
6 Calves. The quality of the former was tolerably good,
that of the two latter descriptions of stock interior. The
numb( rs of home-fed Beasts were seasonably good, and
we observed a marked improvement in their general
weight and condition. Although the weather was very
favourable to slaughtering, and the attendance of buyers
was good, the Beef trade, as the butchers had a better
choice of supply thaw for many weeks past, was not so
brisk as might have been anticipated. Still,
however, it was firm, at prices fully equal
to those paid on Monday last, the primest Scots pro-
ducing from 4s 10d to 5s per gibs, and a clearance was
effected prior to the close of business. From the north-
ern grazing districts we received about 800 shorthorns;
from the eastern counties 300 shorthorn; &c ; from
the western and Midland ditto, 1,000 Herefords, runts,
Devons, &c.; from other parts of England, 700 of va-
rious breeds ; and, from Scotland, 220 Scots. With
Sheep we were again fairly supplied, both as respects
number and quality. The primest old Downs moved
off steadily at full rates of currency. Other breeds of
Sheep were slow in sale at late figures. Calves, the
supply of which was moderate, sold steadily, and prices
were well supported in every instance. The Pork trade
was by no means active, ye
supported. The fine store
lat full currencies.

t previous rates were well
nimals on show were taken

Per albs. to s
e. d. to s d.
Inferior Beasts..... 3 4 3 8
second quality -•.. 3 10 4 4
Prime large Oxen. • 4 6 4 8
Prime Scots •• • 410 5 0