The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-10 00:00:00

TIIE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
The supplies of all kinds of Grain this week are abort, 00
of Oats from Ireland; the return of Flour was also scanty.
Wheat trade remains very heavy, but Monday's terms are'
ported for all descriptions. Barley, Beans, and Pease, !
tered. Oats that are good and sweet support their prices.
dull and unvaried.

English
Irish
Foreign

Wheat.
796 qrs.
457

ARRIVALS.
Barley.
I 620 qrs.

Oats.
180 qr 9.
13,022

Flour,k
500 ss'
---

TILE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T IVELVE 0' CL 0 ado
We are again without arrivals, with the exception of r
French mails, which ought to have come to hand yotL,
day, and this does not bring any information of cam;si
quence. It appears that Marshal Soult experiences gr
difficulty in forming the new Ministry.
The accounts from Valenciennes state that the Ele'gisa
army, composed of 120,000 men, are impatient to is
to blows with the Dutch army. At the same time if
Belgian people wish for the French army to enter theo
country ; but the Belgian army would rather net, taut,
if they are victorious it will be attributed to the WI"
ance of the French.
An agent of Don Pedro, at Brussels, has made 3 C°l,o;
tract there for 1,000 muskets, of a new constructioat,
which fifteen :balls can be fired every minute, I/I'tc
will give a decided advantage to the infantry over to
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has caused Ibrahim Pacha to encamp his troops ia
mountains.
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LIVERPOOL MARKET, OCT. B.—There has been a
ter demand this week for the British Plantation Sor;
the sales amounting to 1,000 hhds ; the holders havehie
some instances submitted to rather lower prices- 'l4
demand for Cotton has been limited, the sales ansounti
only to 10,330 bags. • l'rers
There has been a very good demand for pine Wow
and a considerable quantity has been taken out of
pa
marketfor the
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fora cargo of ._,lx.°
obtained.

THE FUNDS.
The Funds are again in a stagnant state; the broil
and jobbers are occupied in making up their acoull
against next Friday, which is settling day in the 00
Market.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 841 for the V.
count, are at present 84k, with scarce a bargain doing. ie
The stagnation of commercial affairs in the City
greatly felt amongst merchants.
We understand that 18 British officers, who rough- ie •
the Peninsular War, etnbarked, on Sunday last, if/
steamer, for Oporto, to join Don Pedro.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing. Portugoel
Scrip 5i to bir discount, a large sale of which hae to
place.

HALF-PAST
We hear that private accounts are in town from 134:°1
stating that the new Ministry would soon be settled,
Dupin had accepted office as one of the Ministry. irbi,,
was the general report when the express left.
Up to the present hour we have no further inform-16V;
from Portugal. The opinion is that Don Mtgue,z
squadron is cruizing to intercept the reinforcements g°"'
'int to Don Pedro.
Consols, which were steady in the early part of tbeg
morning at 841 for the Account, are nut so go°j.„A
present, owing to a Stock Exchange report that the 1"1-;
of England was determined that no hostile meagdreg-
,hould be taker' against the Dutch. Consols are at Pre'
sent 841.

THREE 0' CL 0 CO"

Consols for Account, 84k.

CLOSING PRICES.--FOUR O'CLOCK.
Consols .. 'B4l Danish
Ditto for Account 844 Greek OOOOOOO •• ......
Brazilian Bonds 47 Mexican
Buenos Ayres... Peruvian ... .... -.---,
:Milian Ditt0...... Russian. , • ...
:;olumbian 1824 Spanish ~.. .