The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-17 00:00:00

Bum., JAN. 14.—The Eugenia (Portuguese schooner),
for Lisbon, has received damage by a vessel getting
athwart haus. of her.
WAIKPLICET. JAS. 14.—A. large raft of square timber,
containing upwards of 413 pieces, was picked up about
two miles off Anderby, and is now landing at that place.
1..v.N5, JAN. 14.—A brig, with black mast head, sunk
in about ten fathoms water, Hornsea bearing west, dis-
tant six miles, was passed 11th inst., by the Odeona, of
We port.
JAN. 14.—The Abdiel, Harland, which went
on shore on Holme Beach, Bth ult., has been got off, and
arrived here 12th inst.
RARWICII, JAN. 15.—The schooner, Conrad, Kohler,
of Bremen, from Hartlepool to St. Thomas. got on shore
on the Long Sand, bilged, and soon became a total
Wreck; crew and part of material' saved.

MARKET NENTS.L-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE_MONDAY.
The arrivals of Wheat of home produce up to our
market last week, coastwise as well as by land carriage,
were tolerably good—thoe of Barley extensive. Of all
other grain, as well .as floor, the receipts were some-
what ab. vs the average of some previous weeks. Very
few parcels came to hand either from Ireland or Scotland,
while the imports from abroad consisted of 10,063
givirters of Wheat, 1,010 ditto of Barley, 700 ditto of
Oats, 2,400 ditto ut Beane, 1,000 ditto of Pees, erd only-
-18 barrels of Flour. Nearly the whole of the Wheat
cacao from Russia. Fresh up this morning, rather a
large quantity of English Wheat was received from
and from Kent and Suffolk the ar-
rival was decidedly good. However, owing
to most of the parcels being greatly out of condition,
from the dampness of the weather, the utmost caution
was manifested sni the part of the dealers—whose at-
tendance was far from numerous—in getting into stock;
hence we have to report a very dull inquiry for all kinds
of English Wheat, at a decline in the quotations paid
on Monday last of from Is to 2s per quarter, aid at
the close of business a clearance had not been effected.
The actual supply of Wheat was much larger than that
exhibited on any previous Monday during the present year
The quantity of foreign Wht at on offer was moderately.
good, and a portion of it was of heavy weight. Se-
lected parcels were held at late rates, but the middling
and isferior kinds fell from Is to 2s per quarter. Su-
perfine Malting Barley was in fair request ; but grind-
ing and distilling parcels were rather dull, and the
turn cheaper Malt—the supply ut which was more
than equal to the wants of the brewers—
tnoved off steadily, at barely stationary prices.
The supply of Oats was exceedicgly small. That
grain moved off steadily, and last week's prices were well
supported. Both Beans and Peas were is slow sale, at
barely late rates. In Indian Co-n and Meal next to
nothing was doing. The best qualities of Flour sold at
full prices; but other parcels might have been purchased
on somewhat lower terms.
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
neat—Emma & Kent, 3lalt—Chevaliter •• • • caste At
Red. •. • • 4is to b3s Oats— Yorkshire and
Ditte,Whlte, New Us ills Lincolnah., Feed. 20s 2t•
Northlk and UK- Potato .•• . • . . 24s 24,
coin, Red. • • 47s 615 Toughal and Cork,
Ditto, White ••• • • • 44s b3s Black .•.• • • • 21a 22,
Irish, Red •• ••• • • • —a —s Cork, White .•• • • 2ls 34s
Ditto, White ••• • • • —s Scotch, Feed. •• .. 22s 245
It7a-014 ............ —s a Beane—Tick. • • .... 33s 44s
New. ••• • • ....... 321 34s Pigeons ...... 4ss Ai.
uarley —Grinding .•• • • lee Sts Peas—Grey ..• •• . 32. 40s
Malting • 3es 32s Maple. ••• • • . 4111 42,
Chevalier .... 321 33s Whlte••• •• 415 44,
Malt —Saffolk avid Nor- Rollers .• • • ....• 446 471
folk •••••• • • • • • . i4s Flour—Town-muls.— ale 41
Brown AO3 his Wolk ••• • • •. •. 37s 41'
I[lngston and Ware els lias stockta k Norfolk lis 41;
smrrxrizLn.

During last week the imports of foreign stock into
London Were very small, or as under:—
b. From whence. Beasts. Sheep. Calves.
Rotterdam
Harlingen .
Noordwyk 18 19 ...
Antwerp ••• "• 6

Total 95 ... 1,023 ... 27
At the out ports the arrivals have not exceeded 700
head, but the quality of both Beasts and Sbeep has been
very superior to some previous importations. The
numbers of foreign stock on show this morning were
very stnsll, viz., about 90 Oxen and Cows and 400 Sheep
horn Holland, as also 28 Oxen from Spain, the larger
portion of which sold at somewhat droopiig prices, not-
withstanding the general quality of both Beasts and
Sheep was tolerably good. From our large grszto.
districts, the arrivals of Beasts fresh up to-day, by
drift and railway, were seasonably extensive, but by
no means of prime quality. Although the attendance
of both town and country buyers was a full average
one. the Beef trade—arising principally from the un
favourable state of the weather for slaughtering—wai
Ina very state, at a decline in the quotations o
horn 2d to, in Point. instances, 4d per 81bs. At the close of
business, a total clearance of the inferior breeds had not
been effected, and we may observe that the highest general
figure for the best Scots—tisough some were disposed of
at 4a 10d—did not exceed 4s 8d per 81bs. The arrivals
of Beasts from the north consisted of about 750 short
horns; from the eastern, western, and midland coanties.
1,200 Herefords, runts, Derons, Scots, Irish beasts, and
short horns; from other parts of England 800 of various
breeds ; and from Scotland, 200 horned and pollce
Scots. The numbers of Sheep were moderately exten-
sive and a fair average quality. On the whole, the
Mutton trade was firm, bu: far from brisk, at prices
about equal to those paid on Monday lsst, the best oh;
hownm selling ),; 5. 2,1 to 5s 4d per sib'. Very fen
Calves were on show, yet the \T.SI trade was in a very
sluggish ;onto. and prices bad a downward toroboncy•
Prime small Pork, rs a-err q tits as dear ; otherwise the
Pork trade was heavy nt bite rates.
ter Chg.!, sink the offal.

s. 4. to 1. A. s. to
Intshor itssAto..... 4 2 3 f ,tt.cond itstitlity ditto 4 • 4
leroniliinality s ti 4 1 Coarse-Yroollrilditt• 4 a i I
Primo large Oxen• • 4 4 4 fi .tii.iitloterrn 'Nether i 2 4 4
Prime Scots • • 4 r• 4 A DOI* or the wool
Large coat to Cairo, 4 t 414 I..ar,Tr Hoo •4 it 4 a
Pi tme sinisll4ltto .. 4 II 5 4 z'sritAll l'orksrs • 4 S A a
attekllng Calves —2O 9 *.i7 • Qoartor old rigs 11l 0 21
liferior the p •• . 6 a 3le Laititis .• . ... 0
51r1'11.1- 11' Mt /CET.
Waits. I ,4,11.• I Cialvm I rir.
3,335 1`.e,120 tit 310
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IC3TWGAT7I AND LEADENIIIII.3..
Since this day se'nnight the arrivals of country-
killed meat for these markets hate been on the increase;
the supplies on offer to day, slaughtered in the metro-
polis, were seasonably good, and of improved quality.
Generally speaking, the demand was in a sluggish state,
but in prices we have no change of consequence to notice.
The supply of fort ign Meat continuos very small.

At per etnee by the Careens.
A. d. to a. d. I • I. 6, to s. 4.
Iteet.lifetior•—• •. A 4 A 6 Ituttou, inferrer •• 3 4 A 6
rithlAlling 3 A 31• I
--- prime large .. 4 6 4 2 prime ••• • 4 2 4 6
Prlisto steal' .. 4 2 4 4 Pork, larKe • • ••• • 8 II 4 6
••.. 4 4 i 4 smell •.•• •• 4 II II 2

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Laub. 4s 01 t• Os H.
ZIOXOUGIt AND 3PXTALIMILD3.
A fair average quantity of Potatoes has been received
coastwise during the past week, and the supply on offer
to-day was good. The demand was by no means active,
Jet prices were mostly supported.—Yorkß.•gent's, 125 s
to 1401; Seotch Reds, 115 s to 120 s ; ditto,:l3ufTs;and
Blues, 110 s t• 115 s ; Kent and Essex Regent's, 1103
to 140 s; ditto, Shaw's, 1003 to 120 s; ditto, Kidneys,
1203 to 1301 ; ditto, Blues, 1103 to 120* ; Dutch
Whites, 70s to 90s ; Wisbeeeh Regent's, 110. to 121 s.