The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-07 00:00:00

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The principal feature in the market was the exhibition for
sale of 30 beasts from Germany, in by far better condition
than those which have hitherto reached us from that quarter.
The supply of home-fed beasts was only moderate, yet the
demand for them was extremely dull, at barely Monday's
quotations. In Sheep, the numbers of which were tolerably
good, next to nothing WU doing, at late rates. From the
Isle of Wight, 260 Lambs came to hand per railway. The
trade was very dull at, in some instances, a decline of 2d. per
81bs. Calves met a dull sale, and *ere considered 2d per 81bs
lower Pigs were a mere drug, but not cheaper. Milch Cows
from Per Blbs. to sink the offal.
161 to 191 each.
sold slowly, ats. d. to s. d.
Inferior Beasts ..... 2 4 2 6 Second qualitydltte 3 2 3 4
Second quality.ditto... 2 8 210 Coarse-woolled ditto 3 6 3 8
Prime large Oxen.... 3 0 3 6 Southdown Wethers 3 10 0
s d. to s. d.
Prime Scots, &c....... 2 8 310 Ditto out of the wool
Large coarse Calves... 3 4 4 0 Large Hogs 3 0 8 6
Prime small ditto. ... .. 4 2 4 4 Small Porkers 3 8 4 2
Calves, each 17 0 28 0 Quarter oldrigs,eachl6 0 20 0
riral sheep 2 6 3 tr Lambs... .....
SUPPLY AT MARKET.
Beasts, I
Sheep. Calves, Pigs.
12,800
I 715 I '1
361
zevra,AT23 AND LEADENZIALIs.
There were but moderate supplies of each kind of meat on
sale, yet the demand waS in a very sluggish state, at barely
stationary prices.

At per stone by the Carcase.
,
2 2 4 Mutton, inferior 2 4 2 ~6
s 2. d. to s. d. a. dr. to s. d.
- middling .. ... 2 6 2 a -----middling 2 8 3 0
--- prime hire...". 210 3 0 -- prime
- prime small 5 2 3 4 Pak, large 2 6 3 6
..............«...r....Vaal 3 4 4 4 3 8 4 2
Lamb, 41 9d to Ss 2d.
nossotrall FLOP 744131.1C35T.
The accounts from the plantations arc by no Means satis •
factory as regards the appearance of the young bine, owing
to which the demand for all kinds of Hops is firm, at fulls- last
week'S quotations. Sussex pockets 61 8s to 61 14s Weald
of Kent do 6/ 12s to 71; Mid Kent do 71 to 10/; Do bags
71 to 8110 s; East Kent pockets- 71 to 9/; Choice do 101
to 124

SIXIA R.—The markCeit:re°B:rti.tristLPlantation has been rather
lower:; but the sales last night are about 1,000 hdds, includ-
ing 105 hdds :15 trc.s new Barbadoes, which realised 65s to
86t6esadfiyd
aftornfisn6edyteollg3 Refined Standard Lumps have been
MAURITIUS ti 11) BENGAL-11,300 bags of the former
nearly all sold but is to is 6d lower than at the last auctions ;
brown 54s to 575; yellow 58s to 66s 6d; of 9,127 bags of the
latter, rather more than half found buyers at Gd to Is decline,
yellow 50s to 68s, and brown 53s to 578 per ewt ; 800 bags
111adras brought 53s to 558 6d for mid good damp yellow.
FonEtox.-1,390 boxes yellow Havaunah were put up, but
taken in.
COFFEE.—The new samples of Jamaica have realised
about previous rates, a fair proportion being sold; 166 casks
44 barrels, sold, at 60s to 74s 6d for low to fine ord, and 84s
to 119 s fid for mid to fine mid. In Mocha the auctions have
been 1,115 bales, which was nearly all bought in at fuller
rates, part selling at 71s to 74s for green clean garbled and
mid yellowish. Ceylon has sold at 47s to 47s 6d per cwt for
good'ord, but at auction only' 100 bags hare been offered,
and these brought 49s 6d to 51s.
Cocoa Trinidad has been rather cheaper; mid to good,
44s to 48s.
Rim-5,941 bags Java were taken in at 9s 6d to Ils for
mid to good white, and 2,326 bags Bengal partly sold at Its
for mid white.
Rum.—Proof Leewards has been at 2s 2d per gallon.
SricEs.— Pimento has sold at aid per lb, being firm ; Ma-
labar, half heavy Pepper, at 3ad to 84d per lb ; and good
bright Shelly Batavia, at ,31,d to 3id per lb , Ginger is
steady.
TitA.—Out of 48,000 packages offered at the public sales
only 900 have been sold, and the trade is indisposed to ope-
rate. Priees have receded on the average about Id per lb
pforreveoionurruat;ecos, manmdonQrreeaelinsignegnlerladilpyerwlbas; Twankay
better
snpreporalitseedd
than Black.
TALLOW.—PS.C. is 40s 3d to 4fis (id ret &ft on the spot.

LLOYD'S
ON;T.SHIPPING.--( THIS DAY.)
L
DEAL, Jthus
6:#6.....—Zninddsw.west.erflrier,smh obara:bezree.efeA, amind.cßlouubdyy:
Dangerfield, and Thoinas Atbuthnot, Smith, China; Rapide
Beckelman, BataVia, and sailed for Hamhurgh ; Earl Hard-
wicke, Limning, and 'Lydia, Calcutta; Coromandel, Hare-
wood, Bombay ; Martin Luther, Palmer, Mauritlits Moun-
tain Maid, Cape of Good Hope; Claudine, lierbice;
Candidate, Foule Barbadoes ; Caroline, Deane, Jamaica;
Montreal, Montre;tl; Westphalia, New Orleans for Antwerp;
Albert, St.. Croix for Copenhagen Vernon, Webster,
Madeira; Stately, Sewell, Antigua; Tory transport, West
Indies; Stately, Childs, Honduras; Eliza Lomer, Eliza
Wylie, Richard Mount, Traveller, Cresswell, Diana, Magnet,
Stately, Herald, Georgiana, and Frederick Worth, West-
ward I cQnStellation, ,Inverara ; Dorothea, Cairs, Bulwark,
Amity,
9, Sappho, China; Guar-
dian, ijapei.of.Good Hope-
Pottr3MAß
stoutit, 6.—Wind ntreal, T.Aurerkde!hle.tre*Mar e44l;.'s
ship Arro*,-West- Cape of Africa, left Aicension, April 4,
Fayal, 18th ult. ; Prince George (transport), Bermuda hei'
fajety's ships St. Vincent and Cygnet, —; Kingdown, Lon-
don for tiie Stiyth Seas. Off, Raja, Ferguson, Port Phillip ;
Grenhedus, Jainbus, ilatai,4la for Rotterdam ; Iris, do., for
Amsterdam.; Hector, Fax,.Jainaica.
Como, Jtinti 6.—Arril..Tyrer, Griffiths, • Manila ; John
Hall, Thwaites, ;Valparaiso ; Fanny, Ayles and Albionia, and
Clara, Pernambuco ; Lady Sale, Edwin, Mary Frances,
Thomas, Maria, Soderham Lena Fad, Progress, Nicker and.
James Edward, Webster, all from Havannah ; Hope, Morri-
soiol,lA; kT,llJhlnv7oni,crE,li
jaua,NlE'a4lb._otL, gyd Ico,oßnsatrnabelse,,M.Nateaczoasr..
for Rotterdam.
leans for Hull ; Niemo Likkerlund, I3ta, Diedrichsen, Sierra
atavia
OFF THE START, JUNE 5. —A
Loene ; .Renfreiishire, Burns, S t. John's, New Bruswick.
OFF iUE I.4fARD, JUNE 3.—Sobilla, llavaunahn, for Ham-
buigh. 'L ' .
PLYMOU7g, JUNE 6.—WindW-S-W..--Arrd. )
Rio Grande;