The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-13 00:00:00

THE MARKETS—(THIS bAY)

CORN EXCHANGE.
There is very little business doing in the Ccrit Market
this morning, and in consequence of the favourable: state
of the weather, all kinds of grain are rather on the de-
cline, although we are unable to quote any material varia-
tion from last market day.

A it RI VA LS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. Flour.
E iglish s,`slqrs 1,070 qrs 8,130 qrs. 3,qlOsitel,S
Ins!) l7O cm 8,020 ----
Foreign - :70 ---

61!,;N bit AL AV f...:!t AGE PRICe: 01. BRITISH CORN,
For the Week ended June 6, 1634, made up from the Returns
of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England
and Wales, oei Imperial Quarter.
Wheat...—. 465. 'Oil Oats ....—... '22s. 6d.1 Beans—... 355. sd.
Harley---- 27, I Rye 31s. 3d I Pease,,,„—.:9s. 3d.
IMPERIAL AGGR EC ATE AVERAGES OF Tll 'IX WEEKS PRECEDING.
Wheat...N....475. 711 Oats 200. 41.1 34s 51.
!;arley--- 28i. 3 Rye Mt I Pease.-- 365. Oil.

III7IES ON FOREIGN CORN
Wheat.- :79, Rd. 1 Oats 16,. 9d.1 Beans...._ 184.• 3d.
.tatley 19, 1011 Bye
SMITHFIELD MARKET.

IThis day's supply of Lambs and Calves, was m( derately good ;
of Beasts, Sheep, and Porker:, limited. the trade was rather dull,
at barely Monday's quotations. Mitch Cows though not nume-
rms, and old heavily at drooping prices, a usetul Shorthorns.
with her small Calf, producing from 141. to 19/.
- - - - -- • -

Inferior BeastB ,)
PRießs PER STONE OF I;LKS. TO SINK THE OFFALS.
8. d. 0,1. 1.
8, d. to s. d.•
00 o 0
~. 0
Second quality ditto 2 4 210 Prime small ditto... 4 0 5
3 6
Prime large Oxn._ 3 6 3 8 Large coarse Calve, 2 4
Prime Scots, &e 310 4 0 !'nine small ditto... 4 0 4 4
026
3 8 suckling Calves 12, 0 'I6 --.:
23 24 . Large
pl.normkSesr, . . 3 4 3
Inferior Sheep 2 2 2 4 Large Hog= ... .... 2 8 3 2
323 11 4 0 QuarteroldPigB 11. ...Lep.
,s.t. itv.eacm
scS(co,cuaotrhsnetdiow7noledt.ye
t,diiiiiettttroosl

SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S STATEMENT.
Beasts. Sheep aed Lambs.l Calves. I Pigs.
308 i 10,460 I 354 I 3 6

NEWGATE AND LEAI
At pet stone,

)ENHALL MARKETS.
,) the Carcass

~i do tosi ,1i
_
ieet, inferior . ..... Mutter, inferior ...
---fiddling 2 6 210 --- middling..
---fiddling
-- prime large 3 2 3 6 --- prune
prime small 3 6 3 8 Pork, largp
Val 2 6 4 4 —small
Lamb .......—.... 4s. ed. to ss. Od.

s. d.cos• d.
22 2 4
210 3
34 3 S
22 3 0
3 4 31J

COLONIAL MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)
BRITISH PLANTATION SUGAR.—There is a prettY
good demand for British Plantation Sugars, and a fait*
number of purchases have been done during the previous
week, at prices full 6d. to Is. in advance of the last quota-
tions, chiefly, however,:on the grocery and coloury descrir
tions. Nearly 3,500 hogsheads have been brought to
market since Thursday last, and met ready purcasers
low to fine, 545. to 60s. ; also 256 hogsheads St. Lucia,
4Ss. 6d. to 555. 6d. for middling brown to good bright
grocery ; 148 casks of Barbadoes realized. on Tuesday,
from 545. to 595. 6d. for low to fine qualities.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—Through the intelligence
brought from the Mauritius, some anxiety has
been evinced among the dealers for this commo-
dity, and the withdrawal of the public sales has tam
place. The impression being that the plantations for
Sugar have been in some degree injured, the holders with-
hold bringing the Sugars to market. For Bengals there
is a fair demand for home consumption and exportation.
6,300 bags have been declared by the East India Company
for the sale in July next. The quotation of Manilla Is at
245. per cwt.
FOREIGN SUGAR—Large lots of low to mid. vvhite Ha-
vannahs have been disposed of by private contract, at 295.
to au
134 casks of Barbadoes, on Friday, were put up ion,
for old Sugars ; and 150 boxes yellows fetched 265•
About 60 chests of white Bahias realized from 245. 6d. to
255. 6d. for low to mid., and 225. 6d. was given for 75

chests brown Bahias.
REFINED SUGAR.—There is very little of this artiiel3
in the market, of the fine descriptions, entitled to the high
bounty, and the quotations are from 31s. to 31s. 6d•!
which were pretty freely offered for lots ready for direct
shipment. No variation has occurred in other descriptions.
COFFEE.—An advance has again taken place in British
Plantation at from Is. to 25., principally on coloury quail;
ties. The sales have, however, not been to anY
a7mBso.untir,hceoninsisatii.knegtoffoarbofuotresi7po casks, barrels, &c., OI
d.
maica, Dominica, Demerara, and Berbice. Gosod_7.ll to
1
Jamaica realized 85s. to 85s. 6d., and mid. 73 • 6d.
havestill ,
bewitheo ne)
made, variation
either
privately
v at
theaelnydf oorErma
latter, but 281 bags Sumatral and Batavia have been
purchased from 355. to 375. ; for ordinary Sumatra,
455. to 465. ; for good ord. green Batavia, and
,fe,r
the low good ord., mixed with black, 425. 6d. and 435. ba•
were given.
Rine.—The duty on this article being intended to be
a
reduced in France, has caused a firmer appearance to be
publiclyi
;u rr
oce hfu stahienes
worn by the market, and though little has been done, ad"
vanTeEedA.q—uo,trhateionEsasatrelnddeimaacndoemdp,aannyd,s tshaelemisarkgeotin_gloookas
fillbirk.mailnyy,taoadnvimda:,erveoilvloefc.
ltohsee
porni :Mondayeeut the
previous
uosr
sealarel.y o n Tues.
days.rlClE'isn.e—HAysolonts
onfow4laroe
chests
sinogf from 4d.
ptroin6dei.popegry
se
East
damaged, was at market. A few parcels of the sound, °:
low mid. quality, fetched 675., slightly mouldy 645., and Ist
class, sea damaged and mouldy 595. 6d. to 60s. PePPer
has again advanced, 400 bags of ord. light Sumatrafetched
from 3% to 3% on Friday. Pimento remains at the lut
quotations.
SALTPETRE.—The late advance has been fully kept up,
2
andcoocrilHylN7E3,9iLb.—agsLarhagvee bsaieeens,sold publicly at from Os. te
6s. 6d. 500 tons of Saltpetre have been declared by the
East India Company for their salcoensinistAiouggouf 9stlnelx
bt4s
have
bdeoecnedppurtieueps, ionf tahbiosotlat,sdt
.wt-oee3kd,. and generally
COTTON remains firm, and little doing ; 180 bales Enid.
to good, fair Surat, fetched from 61Ad. to 710. on
Friday. the rain
Hors.—The growth has been increased by
greatly, and the duty is now 105,000/. er cwt.
TALLOW.—The market remains firm at 425. p
for tallow on the spot. fetched re-

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEI'

la/ N 1 11,1/1 -
mall&
NS heat. Barley. , Oats.
Per quarter. a. to s. s. s. s. to
~,1• 40
111,tntiford
B-igg 4O 58 36 40 15 22 28
13 34
C tinbriage — 45 26 --32
Card 4B 52 26 'kB 20 ,70 26 ~,
Huntingdon 158 63 24 27 16 .22 32 `10"
4586
5644
2-8
3-2 1187 4320
50 60 22 25 16 ~2"- 1.4-4
Newark —, : 57 60 '59 40 16 32 ".
tinghain 40 50 27 32 17 3b
Peterborough —,. 38 48 25 29 13 o
Plyinotith 50 64 30 34 20 27 •""49
Pautefract 67 43 -- 22 41 39
SI ea for I 65 70 36 38 22 0 36 35
Uppingham 42 47 28 32 22 0 30
Wisbech.* 48 62 20 33 14
LEEDS CORN MARKE C.—June Vs*. to As'
Wheat, N•irf, 1k and Slitli•lk, 60Ib. ............... ,„. 5.55.
to
York. and Lincoln. 601 b.
to va
Barley, Norfolk and Stilli,lk
9•7 to
- - Yorkshire and Lincolnshire s2's: t°:111
Grinding
Beans 63lb.

LEEDS CORN
Wheat, Norft 1k and Sul
York. and Lincoln.
Barley, Norfolk and Sulii,lk .
-- Yorkshire and Uncoil
Grinding
Beans 631
o:tts, Potatue
—Meaning, For. I2d. to 13d.
Shelling
R toeseeti, English, to 27

•.—June 11)'
*** 33 to
21,25:::.10:.„..4355•.58-4.11:115:
**
02,
0-3.;• to :3s.i
3. [02.2'1; ,t.
:ng. 9d to 10Yad'..1j;,rail•
223. to 25i. Pe' Y last.
—L to r—l•

Foreij

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soU MALL MARKEL—June IL. 1, goOu
In this day's market, which ex.hibited a modcotenjed by
supply throughout, and was rather numerously atte per
buyers, but the trade was very dull, at the foll Owing pr
stone of 81b, to sink the cat's : '
tO 41. 6a
8eef...,......,,, 2s. 10.1. to 46 Od I P'o
* p •,••
Alutton 3 0 4 0 Pork
Lamb 45. 2ti. to 5s .2d. mss,
Beasts, 148; Sheep and Lambs, 3 eft Calves'kkrt ;unsold'
A considerable portion of the supply the mar

MARKOT.—June 11.
Reef P. to fl. d. s. d.
Mutton 2103 10 Veal .................. 34 4 4
0 4 0 pork ......—.......•
30 4 0
SucklingCalvest7mb ..
.......
4, 0,1. to .ss. Od.
I4s. t0‘263 Quartet old store Pigs, 12s. to 18s.
Milch Cows, with their small Calf, St. 10s. to 171.
upply limited, and trade dull

__._.-----------7-., . • •
NX(..AN6k —June 10.
WIigAT, English. White. per • ',
B , tux Iv: EVnEgrthel::(::::..,,lTLbi.eiLV;;;:::. 308'. 3do
• ' '::504.
--- Seou, aiiti Irish, per i)i, ~
Feeding .............. .
imeouT .., P. t i fIA IN tor the Week ending June 9.
Flour. ratreeaL
'‘;h)resa.l.l 04: 113QarriscY 'Foreign, Bris.ilrish,&c. sck, 'ow"'
• o 1
6,606 . 8.838 601
......:1,........................./
4,314 63
—.................
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FIRTHS.
On the 9th inst., at Blythe, in Lancashire, the lady'of
the H on. Richard Bootle Wilbraham, of a daughter.
O Great
On the 1 lth inst., Mrs. Joseph
1,%
Coram-street, Brunswick-square, of a dauir,„,riv of Chas.
On the 28th of March, at Pernambuco, t e
Saunders, Esq., of a daughter.

MA R R lED. Middle Temple,
On the 10th inst., James Rogers,Bond, of
Esq., to Emma, the fifth daughter of
Of tli Albany'l
Gloucester-place, Esq. Church
On the 12th inst., at Paddington a,
Esq., of Great Leighs, Essex, to Rosins., daughter of
o
duGf Jobe
n,
Vendramini, Esq. Westminster the
On the 12th inst., at St. James's, Westin of Win'
r Charlotte
Rev. Frederick Fitzherbert Haslewood,uesldess,t
Haslewood, Esq., of Slaugharell-)aatrek s
'George Dering, E'q.'
Elizabeth, eldest daughter of h
of Barham Court, K'ent.

DIED. of
On the 10th inst., in Baker-street, the infant oon se,
Simon
George ,
Harcourt, Esq., of Ankerwycke 0 u
bit°
Buckinghamsbi.re.
Oli the 10th inst., caused by a carriage going "erttrell
immediately upon falling from his horse, John Cii°,ver
Powell, Esq., eldest son of Samuel Powell, Esq., a '`
Harley-street, and Brandlesome Hall, Lancashire,

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