The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-26 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE-FRIDAY.
W. have received about an average time-of-year supply of
English wheat np to our Market since Alonday, yet the show of
samples was trifling. The finest parcels found buyers, at full quo..
tations ; but, in other kinds, exceedingly little was doing. The
transactions in Foreign Wheat were wholly retail, at previous
sates. The supply •f Barley was not larger. Superfine malt-
ing parcels were quite as dear k but grinding and distilling sorts
had a downward tendency. The quantity of Malt on show was
small, yet the transactions in it ware trilling, at late rates.
'I here was a large supply of Irish Oats en offer, which kept the
Market in a dull state, )et prices were net lower. Other Grain
as on Monday.

ARRIVALS.
Wheat. Barley. Oats. , P lour
English 4,380 qrs. I 5,050 qrs. 485 i) qrs. 8,1410 sacks.
Irish — 9,910 $..,4.21i i
Foreign . 1,9'20 I ,cBO .-..--. I
Malt, 7,670 qrs.
SIVEXTEWIZI.D.
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Although our market was very scantily supplied with Beasts,
the; demand for that description of stock was extremely dull.
However, the primest Sew; found buyers, at prices about equal
to those obtained on Monday, but the value of other breeds
suffered a depression of 2d per Blbs. The numbers of Sheep
were comparatively small, yet the Mutton trade was heavy, at
barely stationary prices. In Calves, only a moderate business
was doing, but previous rates were supported. Pigs were in
fair average supply, and steady demand at late rates. Mitch
Cows sold slowly at from 161 to 1915 s each.
s. d. to 5..1.! s. d toe, d.
Inferior Boasts 2 3 2 10, Inferior Sheep ...... ... elO 3 II
hecond quality ditto 3 0 3 2, Seeond quality ditto... 3 2 3 Il
Prime large Oxen :I 4 3 8, Coarso.woelled ditto. 3 8 310
Prime Sects, kr.. . ..... BlO 4 0; Setitthlown Vt'ethers 4 0 4 4
Large coarse Calves 4 0 4 ti Laige Hogs ... ..... ... 3 () 3 C
grime small ditto 4 8 5 2 Sim.ll Porkers ....... 3 S 4 it
:Suckling Catvee,esich ..,0 0 30 ( 1 Quarter old Pigs, each!. • 34 V
IIUtrLY AT MARKET.
Beasts. I Sheep. I Calves, I Pigs
5i31 2,130 I !t•340
NZ/A/GATE AND 1.1.44.AAHN11AL1.,
Owing to the large supplies of Meat on offer, the [(canal
demand was heavy, on the following terms:—
Ai per btone, by tne Carcase.
s. d. to s. ti. s. 4 to 6. d
Beef, ireferior....... 2 4 2• Mutton, inferior ...... t• 8 8
w.ltiolling ...... 2 S 2 10: -- middling 3 2 13 4
-- prime lodge ..... 210 3 t.)— priiee...„ 3 0 3 V
ptime striull
The discussions in the French Chamber on the veal ...—..—...—..... 4 0 301 —small... .......
address are drawing to a close. The address consists zsCatt.ll7o)_Et HOP L":44.1r.F.Mi1-T. .
The supply of New Bops as show is still scanty, while a
of ten pragraphs, and of these six being the most large hnsinees has been again transacted in those descriptions,
important had been adopted without amendment. and Weald of Kent and Sussex qualities have advanced fully
25 rer cwt. ; the valise of other kinds being 61-inly supported.
The debate, or rather conversation, on Wednesday, Old Hops emeimand a brisk sale, at an improvement in vale*
referred almost entirely to the commercial relations of from 2s to 4e per cwt.
of France with the United States, and certain of COLONIAL.
Susie a —The business done in British Plantation continues
the South American republics. It will be found to be on a very limited scale, but previous rates have been ob-
under the proper head. 'While the talk is going Isaintei for the small quantity sold. 'I he transactions only
,
en i
in the Chambers, the Government is act Ive y awaill which tfo atilt abb°a;etrs7'):)t l'6hoeds'6cl to i"eln
i.e of 100 hhds Barbedoee,
bis for mid to fine greyish
employed in hastening the completion of hostiles, yellow.
not only at Paris, but elsewhere, as will be seen from lio r. a assa.—Thera has bee. less inquiry far this article, but
far the percale sold. Icily previous ratio hay, been obtained.
the subjoined paragraph in the Commerce :—"Thase MAu/LITIUS.--1,580 bags brought to auction wont of without
of Mont Valerien, St. Denis, Noisy-le-See, Rosny, spirit, and in some instanced at comparatively low prices,
but being an iudiferent importation, affords no guide
Nugent, Vincennes (the new fortress), Charenton, to the market generally ; low brown to good yellow
Ivry, and Issy, are now occupied by the military. brought 50e to 62a tid. The bu,ineas done privately has been
limited to small parcels, at fully former nriet.s
Thu), await but their armament. Rouen, like Paris, BEN•AL.-1,514 bags and 25
wits went of heavily at
is about to have its detached forts. There are to be about previous prices, vie., 65a to 68s 6d fur mid to line White
three citadels—one on the immense plateau of Bon- Itenaree, low to line soft yellow date kind 57a 6al to 635, and
mid to good brown Khanr at 503 to 535. Tho transactions
secours, a second on Mont Ribondet, and a third on privately this week have been trifling.
the Havre road, about 600 metres from the gate of Fosztu24.—No transactions have taken place, consequently
no alteration can quoted in value
Correc.—Thebre e has been a fai; business done during the
Rouen, which opens on that road. The fire of those
three points, which cornniand Rouen from a height, weak, in nest descriptions admissible for home consumption,
rather higher prices have, in POW instances,been b
comparable vk ith the buttes Montmartre, will corn-e o -
good ord to fine ord Ceylon ;andtained, but the transactions La'
alohtave bneeenx.otensivme
mand not only the whole city and environs, but also ' moo
Id i.vatelyina;
the whole course of the Seine from Pont de l'Arche 62s 6(.1 to 655, but thief), at 63s to 63s Ad for good lord. The
to near Bouillon"
public sales have contained 1,578 bags Ceylon, chiefly British
Plantation kind, 148 bales Mocha, and 2,011 bags Costa Rica, the
f
MARTINEz DE LA ROSA, the new Spanish Am- ormer of which mostly sold at 75s 6d to 87s for fine fine ord to
'loureie4riangidarbeloedloryAogeo.l good ord ditto 641, a few lots 63, Gd; mid
bassador, presented his credentials to the KIXG on
al t a 69s ; ord ditto 38a Gil to (iris 6d, which
Tuesday, and made a brief address on the occasion, prices are also rather dearer. The Costa Rica was nearly all
to which his Majesty replied— taken in at 48s to 69s for good ord to mid, being about previous
rates. Foreign aorta remain without demand.
" I accept with the Kr-cutest pleasure the sentiments which you r ~, .
have just expressed in the Millie 0.1. Illy august niece, her Majesty the '-'9CO4• , ery little business has been done. 242 bags
Queen of Spain, to whom I illll Wilted by so ninny floc I &etre Bahia were taken in at 31s for good to fine red, being barely
Inset ardently that her Majesty may be able to eritahltsli in Spain a ithe pteviont value.
temporate, essienitenneel monarchy, to prevent the return of die- Russ.—No transactions have taken place worth reporting,
orders which every One has deplored. I am most willing to give to aad conuentiv no alteration can be quoted in value.
the Government of her Majesty the Queen of Spain every kind of v._ -" - •
moral support, disinterested as that support must be, as France has Rice.—The public sales have offered 4,713 bags, which
no other object but to see Spain tranquil and prosperous. To chiefly sold at 7s 6d to 10s for ord to good white Java, a few lots
arrive at this result, her Majesty the Queen, notwithstanding her fine ditto 103 6d to 11s. Privately some common Madras has
own qualities, will used, on account of her youth and inexperience, been sold at 8s 6d, and low yellow cargo Bengal at 8s to 8s 6d,
the aid of alfloval and enlightened subjects, hi the number of whom being for the lower sorts rather cheaper. Good white Bengal
is dietinguished her present Atubaseador at this court.' was takos in at 119.
The funds continue to decline, On Wednesday SALIFETAX.--1,01 7 bags were all taken in at 24i 6d to 25i

The Madrid journals of the 18th inst. hare reached
but are totally destitute of news.

The Three per Cents. were done at 2611 at 80 days,
the Five per Cents. at 19i, and the floating debt at
41i for cash, and 42 at 60 days.

In- 12 to 124 per cent. refraction. In Nitrate of Soda there is
nu change to notice.
Seicas.—The improved demand for Pepper has rather in-
creased, and for the parcels sold gradually advancing Viso
have been obtained, establishing a rise from the lowest period
of fully id to id per lb. 695 bags sold readily at 3id for good
half Ilea% y Batavia, and 2?,ci for good black and earthy Sumatra,
a few lots ord ditto 2.;;lct to lid; and at which rates some
transactions have also taken place privately. Pimento conti-
nues in demand at fully last week's prices-211 chests Cassia
Lignea found buyers, but at rather lower prices, viz., 511 6d
to .56s 6d for ord to mid quality.
COTTON.—.There has been less activity for this article, bat
for the parcels sold former prices have been obtained.
TALLow.—P. Y. C. is steady at 41s 3d per owt on the spot.
TEA.--The ina-ket has been steady since the conclusion of
the public sales, and the consumption this year has increased.
There are small sales again to-day.

_
HONE IT AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.
In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday the sales
were 10,000 bales, being brisker. Speculatera took
5,000 bales, viz., 200 Pernam at 6d., 300 Maranham at
s*d. to 6d., 300 Egyptian at 6d. to 600 Surat at
3d. to 4-id., 300 Bahia at 64d., and the rest American at
sd. to :U.—Shares were fully supported, a largo busi-
ness being done. Eastern Counties were 101 ; Grand
Junction, 235; Groat Western, 110; Birmingham, New,
30 ; Brighton Loan, 11/. Ils. 3d. ; South Western, 76 ;
Midland Counties, 90/ ; Paris and Lyons, 21. IBs. 6d- ;
Ditto and Orleans, 83i ; South Eastern, 36.
The debates at the East India house, which com-
menced this morning, relative to the Asneors of- Siuda,
attract much interest in the City, aid a most importest
dispatch to the Secret Committee from the Goya-not/-
General, has been handed to
After a series of years of rion-usor of a most stringent
and highly proper notification and regulation, the Bank
Directors-have re-issued an cliche, dated 1802, informing
stock-brokers that they are liable to penalties if they
identify psi ties not known to them.
A fair amount of business has been done this week in
the Colonial and the other produce markets. There are
but few complaints now of the scarcity of silver specie'
as immense supplies have this week been furnished to
the Bank of England of the new coinage.
Mercantile accounts, of Nov. 10, from the Cape of
Good Hope give a return of the trade of the colony
during the three months up to October 10th, by whitn
it appears that the exports were to the extent of
75,6251. Improvements were making in various parts
of the colony.
The Funds to-day are very buoyant. The Commis-
sioners hare purchased -10,000/. Consols at 07f, The
most recent bargains in Ccnsols have been at 97/ 3 to
971 ;in New Three-and-a-Half per Cents, at 102 to
1014 ; in Reduced Three-and-a-Half per Cents. at 1021
to 103 ; and in the Three per Cents. et 97i to 981
Bank Stock has been down to 192 to 1921 ; and East
India Stock 276 to 275,1. Exchequer Bills obtain
68s. to 665.; and India Bonds 82s. to 81s. pram.
The Foreign Market is barely supported generally,
and is not so animated, so that where sales are forced.
the tendency seems rather downwards. Spanish _Actives
hare been 221 to 23; and the Three per Cents. 311 to 3.
Mexican have been 331- to 343 ; Colombian are 111 to
12; and Peruvian 23 to f. Portuguese Converted Bonds
are 461 to 47. Brazil are 78 to Dutch Two-ond-2,
Half per Cents. have been 55 to 54k.
A good deal of business is still doing in the Railway
Shares, but, although generally buoyant, ti.• few are to
be had at a shade of decline. Great Western, Hull
,Selby, Birmingham and Derby, Croydon, and Yolk
and North Midland are very arm. Eastern Counties,
Blackwall, Birmingham, South Western, and South
Eastern are slightly favourable for buyers. Joint-stoc
Banks are quiet, but nominally are supported.
BRITISII FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
( Frees the Official List.)
Bank Stock
3 per Cont. Reda•esl Annuities 97/ 91i
S per Cent. Consols. Annuities
3/ per Cent. Reduced Annuities
New 3} per Cent. Annuities lO2 10141
Long Annuities, Expire 6th Jan.
India Stock for Opening 276 275}
India Bonds, 1,000
Ditto under 1,000

South Son Stook
Bank Stock for Account
Consols for Account
India Stock 274

Excheqner Bib, 11i. 1141.
10001. ... 66
1001.
Ditto Small
FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bonds, I per Cent.
Ditto for the Account
Columbian Bonds
Mexican Rands, 1637, Et per Cant... .... .. /13j
Ditto for the Account 641 84 ,1
Ditto Deterred Stook loa
Portuguese Bonds, I per Cent .
Ditto Converted
Spanish Bonds, Five per Cont.
Ditto for the Account 2ll 26
Ditto Deferred. . .. l2;
Ditto Three per Cent.
Ditto for the /wane 314/
Dutch 2; per Cent ........ as &I; 1
Dutch 5 per Cont.

PRICES OF SHARES TWI DAY •T ONE.
a AMWAY'S. Paid. tor Share.
Birmingham and Derby ... BX)
Ditto Eighths -
Blrmingbara and Gloucester 100 ...... 67 ...... to 68
Bristol sod Exeter 7O ..... 67
Kasten, Counties
wDitto New ...... .. ... .........
Do. Exteasioa
Edinburgh and Glasgow ......... 60
Gravesend, Rochester, Chatham 2i 2l ••• to
Great Western
Ditto Fifths -
Hall anal Selby 5O ...... 691/ .. to --
Liverpool and Iklalehester lOO ......
Ditto 1 Shares -
London and Blaekwall -
London and Birmingham Stock 244 ...... to 245
London and Greenwich -
Londou and South Wooten' 416 ..... 71111 ... to ---
London and Croydon ( Trunk)... 134 ld -
Ditto 50rip...... ........ •........ 5
Manchester and Leeds ... 70 1091..... to ic'"
Ditto New Shared, 3O -
Midland Counties 100 - a
Norwich and Brandon
.. .. 4
Northern and Eastern
North Midlitasi ... —l6O
Paris arid Orleans -
Paris and Rseinn ~ ~,.. ~.., 25 ~.., 32% to •-•
South Eastern aid Dover...
York and North Midland..
JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Loader* Joint Stock lO -
MANCSIDSTER STOCK EXCIIANGN, JAN, 2./K .-A.
market still continues active, with a good business dol
at improving prices. Our transactions are :—Edinhld
and Glasgow, Quarters, 14 13-16ths ; Manchester min
Birmingham, 39i ; Manchester and Leeds, ilit' 0,
4si 49; ditto Quarters, 10; Midland Counties, Qlil.ttl i
22i ; Sheffield and Manchester, Quarters, 5 1.1,0_,.,
Lancashire and Carlisle, 5 13-16ths ; South We.l`lll.
Eighth, 2 9-lithe and 24 • Manchester Assurance, 10e Po
CLOSING PRICES.
BRITISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Cons.— .. 971 Ditto Old Annuities -
31 per Cent. Red 1024 ,Ditto New Annuities.. 1",-,3,0
New 31 per Cent
New 5 per Cant.
Long Annuities to expire , Ditto 5ma11..... ~,,
Jan. 1660 - •
Oct. 1859
Jan. 1t.460 ......
FOREIGN FUNDS.
.....
-.u:'..:ian, 5 per cent.... Portugneee, 5 per vont. ,
Belgian. 5 per cent — Ditto, New Ditto ........•
....
Brazilian Bonds
....,
13 rant.s A yres 6 per cent — Russian, 5 per cent...-.
.....,
Cnilian, 6 per cent Ditto, sletallic ..... - •••• 0/
Unonibian, 6 por rent l2/ Spanish, 5 per coat .....•
Ditto 115'24
Ca :a Bonds, 6 per cent lll Ditto Deferred.— •
....e•
Danish, 3 per tent French, 5 per went. --i, •
.......0.
Greek, 1:425, 5 per cent — ;Exchange.,,.,, ... -4, .....a•
tlexiezti, 5 per cent.
Ditto, 6 par cent. 1837 (Mach, 21 per cent. 11
Par ties 11123, 6 per et. !Ditto, 5 per cent.... I°'
SHARES.
61
Birmingham and Derby (100 paid) ... ...... gal
Ditto Eighths (11101 paid) ..
- 671
Bristol :aid Exeter (70 paid) ... ...... .....
50i
Edinburgh and Glasgow (50 paid)
21
Gravesend, Rochester, and Chatham (21 p) 110
Great Wester' (75 paid) •••
71i
Ditto Halt Shares (50 paid)
Hull and Selby (50 paid)
Liverpool and Manchester (100 paid) r
Ditto Half Shares (50 paid)
•
Landon and Brighton (50 pa d)
.... .. . ..... 441.. :
London and Loath Western (411 6s 104 77.8) igi . •
London and Croydon Railway ( Trunk)
91
]!Manchester and Leeds (70 paid) ..... -••-•
Ditto Quarter Sham Pe ( 2 aid N
, • i'' s,
Manchester and Birmingham (40 paid) ...... en
Midland Counties Railway (100 paid) ...... 4
Norwich and Brandon (2 paid) ... •• .... ;, yo •
Neweastle and Darlington Janetiou(l6 ?lilt, '
Northern and Eastern (46 paid) ............ :7,1 •
Paris and Orleans (90 paid) .. ......... •••••
...7
South limier' and Doted (60 paid)
Ditto Scrip 015 paid)
12
York and North Midland (50 paid) •.. •• an
Ditto New Shares (20 paid) ... ..... - .....
AY')
LLOYIYM—SH-TPP-1-NG- .—(T H-18D bat.
LoNDolf, JAN. 26.—Wind light northerly hroey'e24rrci.
I)aAL, Jaw. 25.—Wind, W.S.W.• n" &rata. for'
Tuscany, New York, and sailed for Hull 81
d.
America.
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On the 21 it init., Mn.s Canoe, of Elm Cottage, ''''"" I
Essex, of a d anghter, still-born. ,tho
On the 22d inst., at Mount Dudley, Referee,
wife of Samuel Sheldon Dudley, Esq.. Tiler '''' ~..,
S IThilei°64
On the 23, ' inst., at Iralreorth, Surrey, irs'•
Rolfe, ef a daughter. P. o•
On the 24th inst , at Wimbledon, the lady ef Colonel
Cregie, C. 13., of the. 55th Regisnent,of
adaughter. no, ef
On the 24th lust.,at Item, Sff lA' Lady
ta on ire,
a COO. of a daughter.
mas 4.
On 2.1. e 25th inst., at Blackheath, the wife of S. rior
Zoete, Esq., of a son

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DIED.
On the lDth init, at Weymouth, Mrs. Elizabeth Pon
b
Oa the 20th inst„ at Croydon, Mr. Nathan Cestiollioird
On the 20th inst., at Wood-street, Chapelle, }h.
Davies, chemist. Dongl4°.
On the 20th inst., at Dyrharn-pa k, near Path, firs'born
On the 20th inst., Sarah, the Wife of Alexander Ps'
Esq., of Cadegan-terrace, Chelsea. trot..
On th 21st inst. at Muddiford, near Chrittchurch, r_ late
the Hen. Charles Robert St. John, youngest son of to`
Viscount Bolingbroke.

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