The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-07 00:00:00

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.

ARRIVALS

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803

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188)

Total .

AGGREGATE
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QUA
31:0S_

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DS OF
tstard, '

986

PULSI
'93-Sec

SMITHFIEL
This day's supply was moderats
what dull, at the following

i7B

3794

6072

h,296.

I) MARKET.
!ly good, and the trade was some-

rkticEs PER STONE OF BLS. TO SINK TI.iK GrFA LS.
S d. to s. d.
d. to s. d.
Interior Beasts. 0 0 2 2 Inferior Sheep ............ 2
s.
2 ', 4
Second quality ditto 3 6 3 0 Second quality ditto 2 6 1
Prime large Oxen 32 3 6 Coarsa.waelled ditto. 163 2 10 Pci7..te Scots, &c. 383 10 Southdown \Vethcrs ... 40 4 4
Large coarse Calves...... 3 0 3 8 large Hogs. ............... 3 0 ti 6
Prime small ditto 4O 4 4 Small Porkers ... 10
.... ....
.
Suckling Calves each li) 0 32 0 Quarter old Pigs ,each 10 0 14 0
Lamb 4s 23. to ss. 4d
SUPPLY, AS PER -CLERK'S STATE.IIENT.
Beasts. 1
Sheep Calves. 1 Pigs.
2,879 1 - 27,160 41 About 1.500 of the Beasts came up the IS9
0 St. Alban's road ; about 1060 up
the other northern mite's; Ah,iii 100 (incladini; Iris!-) from the •.-,.estern
a.td midland di,..ricts : ahout 100 from Norf.-oh, sn 061 k, ~;.„„,,,, and cam_
brdgeshire; about 40 from ~,n, and Sussex; andmost cf the remaioder
fioin the marshes, &e. ii, the neighbourhood of London.

NEWGATE AND LEA
At per stone, 1
s d tos d.
s d tos d
Peel, inferior 1I) 2 2 Mutton, il,:erior ......... 2 2 2 4
-- middling - middling
-- prime large - -- prime 1 2 3 £4
..—..- prime sym.l 1 0 3 2 re'..k, large 2 6 210
Veal - 2104 4 , „mall 18 4 4 Lamb "4. 4d. to 4s. 6‘L

MAP .E.l„
t}. the Carcass,

NEWCASTLE CORN MA !MET —Sept. 5.
The farmers' supply of Wheat to-day was small, with a few sam-
ples of the new crop, the trade on the whole ruled dull at late
prices. The quantity of the new appeared generally good and sold
at 365. to 41s. per quarter, according to its conditi:,n. In Oats the
principle supply was of the new crop, the colr,ur fine, and sold at
from 18s. to 225. per quarter. No new Barley yet ofTering. Fine
Malt steady. New Rye retails at 30a. t, 13s. per quarter. Few
Beans or Pease offering. Flour sells stzadily.

---: -
Wheat, Northumberland ... ......
—•.l
Norfolk and Sialulk...., ........ 37, 41 ... Xi—.
--;....-- Berwick and Se'.:l.o-.. 3tis. -. . —,• 3
Foreign F.... S
Rye, Norf•lk and cluitolk
---- Foreign..• . ............................ .. -.... ••.- -...zi ..... '.... I
..1°
nlrleY, Matting, N,n-rolk and Nit'ii,:k... 30. 4,a
-• Grinding and Fe,ting
Malt, Nor elk and suiMik
Beans, Small
4- :'5, ....•r
-- - Tick
Pease, Wh:te
G 14- '. —i. --c.
,
...... ra ais.. ...
y :4l. '. .... -s. —s.
Oars, Northumberland, l'o.atoe ...... ... V 5. .4Q. .
..27,
::-.2s
Foreign l, ,5 i
Flour, Fine - s.i.:9s.

LIVERPOOL CGTTON-MARKET, SEPTEmnER 5.
There was a much better demand in t'ae early part of this week
than durinf; ',int of tho,:receeding, and the market promised in :ip-,
peara"..ee some improvement; but Aie operations, since Tuesday,
the evident disposition cn the part of the trade to continue only
to buy sparingly for the present, have checked the favourable symp-
tom, and we remain much in the same state as at the close of last
week. The quantity of ordinary American Cotton. in the market
begins to preponderate very materially, without tin: opportunity of
moving it at satisfactory prices. Speculators have taken 1,200
American, 200 Pernam, and 100 Surat; and eararters 1,750 Ame-
rican and 100 Maranhain ; and 2,800 Arnerica4, 50 Pernam, 150
Bahia, 450 Egyptian, 50 Surat, and 2,000 (to Loudon, per export)
Bengals, were forwarded into the,cour.iry last month without being
sold hare. The imports are—Untt,A States, 7,036 ; Brazil, 1,617;
Egypt, 1,070 ; total, 9,723 17ags, The sales are 18,944 bags,
namely—

a. d. d. d.
120 Sea Islands ~.. oil to "5 590 Maranhams&c 134 to 15
Stained dii,to... 0 0 4.500 Uplands 9b I`2;
3,850 Alabar:ias 81 —l4 I,CBO Pernams, &c l3 —lst
7,330 Or'„,„ Si —l4 , Madras 0 0
62P: Surats . 7 81 1 Barbacloes
300 13ahias - —13 a Demeraras .... 13t- 0
—'Paras ... ......
--- Carthagenas ... 0— 0 Peruvians
Bee: gals ... ...... 0— 0 .50 Laguayras • l2 —.O
8 West India l2l 0 30 Bahamas ....... 14 —134
We have had a dull Cotton-market to -day. Holders of the lower
qualities are Willing sellers, but good cottons maintain their prices.
The sales amount to 1,500 bales at yesterday's prices, nearly the
whole American, from 9d. to 121 Ad.

Comparative View of the Imports and Exports of Cotton into and
from the whole Kingdom, from the Ist of January to the 29th
ult., and of the imports and Exports for the same period last
year:—

American
635,510
South America!
West Indies, Donlerara,
East Indieq
61;669
Egypt, &c.
12,782

Into the Kingdom this •ear.

Total of all descriptions ~ 314,673
Same periol last year.

American Bags.
663,246
South American
.......
West Indies, Dememra,
East Indies
Egypt, &c.
5,201--913,373

Increase of Imports as compared with same
period last year
Exports in 1835.
American, 27,618 ; Brazil, 6,348 ; vast India; 34,363;
West India, 65; °the! kinds, 30.
Total in 1835
65,424
Sarno period last year ...
65,955
Estimated Stocks.
On the 23th of Aug., 1834..
Same time, - 1835..

1,300

........... 255,190
267,300

THE WOOaETN

Tim LEEDS
brisk this week, and upon soma 'descriptions of cloths a trilling
advance has been obtntled ; there has also been a great num-
ber of Irish and
week ; in Fcur, tountry buyers in the market during the
sequence there has been more business than
usual done the warehouse.
13n4"FORD MARKET, THURSDAY, SEPT. 3.---The piece
mo.P.).,et has been active to-day, and an average quantity of
goods has been disposed of, without any difference in prices.
There has been a good demand for yarn to- day, and upon
some sorts the spinners are asking an advance ; but the manu-
facturers are unwilling to comply- , as they do not see their
way clear for obtaining a corresponding return, Business
has been very lifeless the whole of the 'week in the
wool market ; still the dullness seems to have scarcely any
influence upon prices.
HALIFAX MARKET, SATURDAY, At7a. 29.—There him been
about an average quantity of business transacted in staff goods
at this market to-day, and for castings and plain ba-As the de-
mand has been rather brisker than it was this day week. Ma-
nufacturers still complain, however, of a scarcity of water,
notwithstanding the copious falls of rain which we have had
lately—.and slur dyers have likewise been unabl,, to execute
order' :n the time specified, from the same eae,e.
!Mein-Lux FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY Ace. 31.—We
had a greater supply of goods on Moniti_
y than we have had
for some time past; and a;
me P'
tte manufactures might
not meet with a ready sale, yet on the whole it may be con-
sidered a good market,
i. as P a sorts of flannels were in pretty
in good and middle qualities.
good request, partiezdar.),

The eltUreVrate was refused. last week at Cotting
ham, in. the East Riding of Yorkshire, by a poll, whie-
tt
showed 151 Wes against the rate, and 35 tor it.

CORN EXCHANGE.
The past, week's arrival of Wheat was considerable, and of other
Grain moderate, and the trade throughout the V:cek was very dull
for all articles. This morning there has been another large sup.
ply of Wheat, chiefly new, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk ; also,
a good quantity of now Barley and Beans, but of Hats the arrival
continues Moderate. At the early part of the market the millers
purchased the few superfine sample of Wheat that appeared, at
the same terms.a,s this day se'nnight ; the trade afterward: became
dull, and' no-clearance of other qualities coon be made without
submitting to a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter from last Monday's-
terms. Barley is also rather lower. New Beans arc dull, and
hardly maintain last quotations. Pease of both sorts are
un ,nom
lied. The Oat trade is firm for good parcels, but light Irish are
again cheaper. The arrival of Flour continues short, owing to
want o. water to grind, and the prices are in consequence sup.
ported.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Nheat, Red (old) 36i. ,Pls. Beans, Small (new)......
White (01d)..... ,C). 43>. ----- (old) „„
--___ Rei (1835) .3-s 24, -- Tick (tic w i --b. s.
90s 32i.
---. Fin.- 33s. 375. .--,—_ (oft),
3 is. 335.
---- Superfine 33.405. ----- Harrl,w (new) 33i. 245,
------ Wh to 0335) 3;s. 31.5. ------ _-- (old) 365. 3Ss
___--- Fine 3l/3. 41g. Bran'•
• ..... 303.34,„
--- Superfine
----Foreign free - New Ric 21a.
Rye
'to :Th, Poland
°...ats, Feed
New •-,33.26:.
Barley ......................... ,
..421: 4::.
Grinding. ...... • •
..A., 27g. Potatoe ..
.).t,. 233.
--- Making •... S22 New 2-13, 264
Malt .
-is 5U6 •••••••••• Scotch 035 253.
---- Fine '
_ „ew 5,!.. 62; Irish... ........ 183.
Pease. ".rey, New ........... 3:), :3-2,. Flour Town (per sack) 365. aSs.
-....- Maple New - Seernids ...... .... ........ 34a. 5‘
•---- Wiltre ''o • 3:2 ---
8rae....... North Country ..,....50: 325„
--- 80i1er5..... ... .. : 3 .5 ..
7,8:.

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If.
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Qrs. Sacks
39
17 1 55
--
84 420
14 215
1101 --
242 260
-- 20
-- 51)0
477 m
-- 5i
200
:- /34
20 752
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