The Sun.
London, England, 1826-11-10 00:00:00

THE 111.ARKETS.

COBN.EXCHANGE.—(Tuts Day).
There are moderate supplies of all sorts of Grain this week.
The Wheat trade remains the same as reported un Moiia).
There h a dull sale ti►r Barley at last quotations. Beaus and
Pease are unaltered. Oats are full is. per quarter higher that,
on Monday last. There is nu alteration in Flour.

ARRIVALS.

English
Irish
Foreign

Wheat. Barley. Oats. thou.
3,360 qra. 4,000 qrs. 050 gri. 4.440 ii.ka
n pio
0.150 2,000 • 24,,900

SMITHFIELD. MARKET:—(Trus DA V.)
This day's supply was, on the whole, rather numerous for that
of a Friday, but very deficient of prime Sheep and Beasts, espe-
cially thy latter. Veal commanded a tolerably brisk sale, at au
advance of about 4d. per stone, but Beef, Mutton, and Pork,
notwithstanding the favourable state of the weather for slaughter-
ing, sold heavily at Monday's price!.
PRICUS PSIt STOW Or
a. d. tor. d.
Inferior Beasts 2 4 210
Second quality ditto :l 0 3
Prime large Oxen 4 0 4 4
Priine Scots, kc 4 ti 4 8
Inferior Sheep 3 4 3 8
Second quality ditto :t 8 4 0
cuaree.woolled ditto—, 4 0 4 4
Short horned Mulch Cows were se
there wire no good ones in the Marl

I. TO !SINK Tall OFFiLIi.

South Dolnt Wethera d.to m
d.
44 4 6
Large coarse Calves 4 * 4 6
Prime small ditto 6 0 5 4
Large Hogg4
r Ace.' U 4 4

small Potkerr 5 0 6 4
Suckling Calves...l4s. to Os. aga.
Quarter old Plgs..loa. to 16r. each.
iit alter, at improved prim, but

SUPPLY, AS nit C
limb!. I Sheep.
160 6,8,10

.ERK'S STATIMIXT.
91274. 11r.

NEwaATE AND LI,,ADENHA LI. MARKETS.
At per stab., by the Carcass.
d, toe. d.e. d. et.
Meat.. 3 U 4 Si Veal
nuttuo 3 0 4 0 Pork a 0

ALAS, POOR (Mittel
EPIORAM, um m 4EcErtr SCANDALUIPI TR A NSACTIONS.
Res übi Griecorurn quaeris ? cum oirvit in /Ma
Turbo rums, pedilo, preinuntur

There are many dogs that never killed their own
mutton; but very few who, having begun, have
stopped. And there are many women who have never
intngued, and many men who have never gained ; but
those who have done either but once, are very extra-
ordinary animals, and more worthy of a glass case
when they die, than half the exotics in the museum.—
Lacon.

The important process of wheat sowing is newly
completed in the county of Worcester, and a more fa-
vourable season for it,
in every respect, is scarcely
within the memory of nory the oldest cultivator of the
A considerable breadth of the young plant is already
above the ground, and is weenie, the most healthy and
0
promising appearance.
WANT AND CONTAGIONe.--It is painful to con-
template the indifference manifested by many persons
of thriving industry in this city, as has been astertained
by the answers given to those meritorious individuals,
who so laudably exerted themselves to collect the
means of alleviattng the misery and wretchedness under
which a large porno!) of the ror of this metropolis
are now languishing. Such indifference to their con-
aim, As a period so frightful and terrific--when, as
it has been perhaps not inaptly termed, afinnine fiver,
r, Yes among them, uncontrouled by all the exertions,
sktli and care, that is possible for the justly-famed
Acuity of Dublin to exhibit ; the apathy we ad-
vert to is enough to sicken the heat. 04c of the
gentlemen distinguished in the work of charity, has, re-
potted that "the answers he had received from sollio
individuals, were answers indeed that l's
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nature.".--Dubiirs Patriot of Tuesday.