The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-14 00:00:00

NEW STOCK EXCHAI,TGE.

$2,000 Ohio Sixes, 60
2,000 Kentucky Sixes, 30 years, April2o lO3l
4,000 Illinois
2,000 Indiana 39/
1,000 Pennsylvania Fives 7oi
100 Shares Dry Dock Ilk sl5 71*
150 Shares Farmers' Loan s 3 39
50 Shares Farmers' Loan b6O 38i
50 NAm Trust s 3 14
50 Nor and Worc
50 Long Island b 3 74
50 Mohawk Railroad a 3 57
50 Paterson Railroad B2
100 Stonington Railroad 37
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50 Harlemi Railroad
THE MARKETS, FEB. 28

Fwun.—The market continue; to be quiet. Genesee is
offered at 5 dols., and sales are made at 4 dols. 94c. Ohio
and Michigan, 4 dols. 87c. a 4 dols. 94c. ; round hoop, 4 dols.
94c. A small sale of about 1,000 barrels has been made for
the English market. Scratched Western, 4 dols. 62ic. a
4 dols. 75c. Fine middling, 4 dols. 25c. Georgetown and
Alexandria, 5 dols. Richmond Country and Brandywine,
5 dols. 121. Richmond City, 6 dols. Rye, 3 dols. 50c.
Corrol4.—The market continues to be dull, and the sales
in favour of the buyer. The movement for shipments within
a few days has been small.
ASHES.—But little doing in pots; 4 dols. 75c. is asked, but
no sales over 4 dols. 62ic. Pearls are dull at 5 dols. 6}c. a
5 dols. 121je.
SEED.—Moderate sales of clover at 9 dols. is ; rough flax-
seed at 9 dols. 62k. Clean 10 dole. 50c., and Timothy 15 dols.
CoAL.—The market is rather quiet. Sales of Orrel at
8 dols. 25c.
Orr..—A sale of 4,000 barrels is reported here, and 3,200
barrels at the eastward, deliverable here—all at 35c. Further
sales of Ohio linseed at 85c.

GRALN.—The last sales of Illinois wheat were at 106 c. ;
corn is selling at 47c. a 48c. ; barley, 56c. ; oats, 36c. ; rye 70e.
PROVISIONS.—Pork is selling at 7 dols. 624 c. ; Mess, 9 dols.
62ic. a 9 dols. 69c. ; beef, country, 4 dols. and 6 dols. ; city,
4 dols. 25c. a 6 dols. 25c. ; butter, 6c. a Bc. ; cheese, 4ic. a
6c. ; hams, sc. ; shoulders, 3ic. a 3ic.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY:

LONDON, MARCH 14.—Wind this day at noon, light southerly
breeze, and drizzling rain.
DEAL, MARCH 13.—Wind N.N.W. to N.W., squally.—
Arrd. Sir Robert Peel, Richardson, Manilla. Sid. Sumatra,
Ceylon ; Janet, Willis, Demerara ; Minerva, Nassau. A
deeply-laden schooner,- of about 80 tons, was seen to founder
off the Owers, about 10 A.M., 11th inst., by the Hinde, arrd.
in the Downs. The wreck of a vessel of from 350 to 400
tons, dismasted, her poop and main deck visible, the en-
trance to the cuddy on the larboard side was passed yesterday
afternoon, Beachy Head being N.E. by E. half E., (per com-
pass),_ about ten miles, by the Sir Robert Peel, arrd. in the
Downs.
NEWPORT, MARCH 12.—1 t has blown a very heavy gale
yesterday and to-day. The smacks Matilda, Pilot, and Dis-
patch, foundered at the mouth of the river; crews saved.
13.—1 t stills blows a gale with heavy squalls. Arrd. Orient,
Memel.

OFF DOVER, MARCH 13.--Rambler, Calcutta; John, New-
castle for Jersey, leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 13. —Wind N.W. by W.—Arrd.
Ruby, Cardiff, for London, with cargo shifted. Off—Ann
&Ore, Sydney, New South Wales, sld. Nov. S.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 13.—Wind2 N.W.—Acrd. Martha,
London for Trinidad.

FAratorrn, MAncH 13.—Wind N.W., moderate breezes.
—Arrd. Eclipse, Shields, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
Petrel packet, Rio, sld. Jan. 28th, 30,000/. in gold and
diamonds on freight.
BmsTot., MARCH 13.—Arrd. Canning, Hancock, Ichoboe,
sld. Jan. 12.

TORBAY, MARCH 12.—Arrd. Belgique, Antwerp for Rio.
MILFORD, MARCH 12.=-Arrd. Perseverance, Kertch, for
Cork or Falmouth, with loss of rudder, bulwarks, &c., out
ninety days. It-blew a severe gale yesterday from N.N.W.
The schooner Margaret, drove foul of the ship Alexander,
when she lost bowsprit, &c.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 13.—Wind N.W., fresh.—Acrd, Ed-
mond, Virginia ; Hibernia steamer, Boston, &c. Off, Islam,
Barbadoes.

YARMOUTH ROADS, MARCH 12.—Acrd. Hero of the Nile,
Shields for London, leaky.
PWLLHELL MARCH 13.—The Caroline, of and from Li-
verpool for Africa, in attempting Studwell Roads, yester-
day, was driven in the Westernmost Island, and went to
pieces ; mate and one man saved ; the rest of the crew sup-
posed to be drowned. All last night, and throughout to-
day it blew a gale, with very heavy squalls, but is now
abating a little, 11 A.M.
HULL, MARCH 11.—SId. True Love, and Abraham, Davis'
Straits. . . .

NS YU.
SHIELDS, MAncir 11.—S1d. Elizabeth Atkinson, Quebec.
PILL, MARCH 12.—Put back Miramichi, for St. John's,
New Brunswick. . .

11.—The Active, Blaney, of and from
Belfast to this port, is ashore a little to the north of the har-
bour, but expected off next spring tide without much damage.
GREENocK, Matudi 11.-4'he Eclipse, from Glasgow to
Gibraltar, was tugged from the Roseneagh shore 9th inst.,
brought into the harbour, and must go into dock to repair.
Com:, MARCH 11.—Arrd. British Princess, Thompson,
west coast of Africa, with guano, for Dundee.

THE DOWAGER COUNTESS OF CLARENDON.—The
venerable Countess remained in the same hopeless state up
to last evening. Her Ladyship is gradually getting weaker.
The Earl and Countess of Clarendon were at Clarendon
House in attendance, for the Countess's dissolution is hourly
expected.
Earl Somers has given sufficient ground for the site,
and a donation of 5001., towards the erection of the new dis-
trict church at Great Malvern, of which the Noble Ear laid
the fouudation-stoue las week.