The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-08 00:00:00

.MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.

A NGE--MONDA Y.
I- Fresh
Tie received rather -a scanty supply of
>f Wheat ()theme produce. The finest parcels of both red and
C°ultp N
to-day,- -XCH
white mostly found buyers, at about previous rates of cur-
, rency, but those- of all other descriptions declined quite Is.
" per quarter. In ,Foreign Wheat the quotations are is per
IT quarter easier for bonded Wheat; figures were almost nominal.
e
Chevalier descriptions of Barley were held at previous cur-
rencies,-but grinding and distilling sorts were Is per quarter
lower. Malt at an abatement of Is per quarter. For Oats,
h ' the rates-declined from 6d to quite ls per quarter. Beans, at
a reduction of from Is to 2s per quarter.. Maple Peas is
cheaper. Other kinds at late rates. Best town-made Flour
ie .50s per 280 lbs. .. .
•• CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE.
. . .
• . Wnasr—Essex & Kent, 'AULT—Chevalier
.... 630 to
red 446 to 545, Orrs—Yorkshire.'"and
Ditto white
- ' Norfolk and Lin , ~._ Petatoe
• , colas, red ;.. ..... .... 406 to 10. Youghall and Cork,
I' ' - Ditto white 42s to 47s black
Irish, red 478 to 506 Cork, white
496 to A4s, Scotch, feed .... ..... 21. to 23.
n livED—i3Ottl:i w..h..i.t.e..., ... ~., 2bs to Ms Btaxs—Tick 286 to 30s
Ws to 39s
... 236 to 273'.11a0-- Grey ........ Ms to Us
~ • - Malting .... ....... .... 3,38 le 365 - bf,„l.
t ISAILLNII7...OTinding ..
27s to 328
D Chevalier 325 to 358 wir-, lie.
38, to 3881_ pigeon,
MALT—Suffolk and Nor- Boilers 32s to 36$
I. folk 565 to 628 noun—Town made ... 48* to 538
s , Brown 50. to 54.1 Suffolk 346 to 33s
Kingston and Ware 56s to 626- Stockton do Norfolk 34s to 36.
- .'. FOREIGN GRAIN AND FILOUR IN-BOND.
WseaT—Dantsic. ...... 486 t° eh Bcors -...... .... ......
Liamburgh ...... ...... 36s
.....
SaitLaT ~ 3os to 33s FLona—Ainerican • 23s to 25s
OATS—New .. ;. .... ....... 146 to ISA Baltic
Feed l4s to 15s
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gersnithalain, the demand for all
those on this day
state, -and prices ruled,
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Although a,
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easier
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sluggishthe
very p
ritnest Scots they
have produced 4e., we consider the highest general figure for
Beef not to have exceeded 3s 10d per 81bs. Notwithstand-
s 1 ing the number of Sheep were extensive, we have to report a
steady demand for that description of stock, and last week's
prices wore fully supported, the best old Downs readily pro-
ducing 4s. por 81bs. Lambs, at prices barely equal to those
quoted in our last report. Calves at full currencies. Pigs at
late' rata% ,

. .
Per Ms. to sink the °S&L "
. s d. to s. el, s. d. to s. d.
Inferior. Beasts 2 6 210 Second qualityditte... 3 2 3 4
Second quality ditto 3 0 3 4 Coarse.woolled ditto.. 3 3 3$
'Prime lays. 0.,.. 4 4 tt e Southdown Wethrrs 2le 4 0
Frith's Scots, &C.
I exec? coarse Calves 3 4 340 Large Hogs. ....,. ..... 2 0 3 0
,Prime small ditto
Stickling Calves,- each IS - 0 2S o Quarter old Plgs,eachl6 0 20 9
Interior Sheep
SUPPLY AT MARKET. "
Beasts. . I Sheep. 1 Calve'. I Pigs.
2,010 ' I . 21,930 . I 174 375
.1431731VGATZ: AND LICAII,ZNELA.I,36.
Prime qualities of most kinds of Meat have been -nearly
cleared off at full prices; but those of most other descriptions
have bed a donnwerd tendency.
. . - • • At per stone, by the Carcase. •
s. d. fel. d. ' . d. to s. d.
Beef, is .. -. .
, middling 2. 4
,2 6
~ middling 2 8 3 4
---prime 1arge....,. 2 6 210 -- prime 3 6 3 3
1.-- prime small. .... '3 0 3 4 Pork, large 2 4 3 4
Veal ..... ••••.........« 3 4 4
.•4 ..........—small ..... •••••••••• 3 6 4 0
- Lamb, 4s Od to 5s Od.
1
ARRIVALS DURING, THE PAST WEEK.
- Beasts. Sheep. Calves. Pigs.
Scotland •••••••,••••••••••••••••••••••••• .... 70 --50
Yorkshire - - 8 SO 111
Nprfolk - - •- - .....» .i . . .... AI .. 40 -•-- . 2$
Suffolk 1...
14
Cambridgeshire .. .. . ......................
124
10600 ,:0
f6FA II ex .. •• .:.•.•••••••••••••••••••••• ..... . 7 90 r'9 50
Surrey •
Devonshire .....«......, ....... ...... • -- 90 20 40
Wiltshire
30 Other parts' ..... .....4...... - 4") 20.

Total ........»....»....«.»..
Previous week's arrival .......... . . 29

163
1141

Difference since outlast ............ fl Igo 53 48
BOROUGH HOP MARKET.
The accounts'from most parts of the Weald of Kent, as
well as from Sussex and Worcester, state that a further in-
crease of blight has taken place. In many plantations in
East Kent the vermin is represented as more numerous than
over; the Ilops in Mid Rent and Farnhatn are, however,
looking, rather. promising, The crop being considered in a
very critical state, more inclination is manifested to purchase,
and prices, inconsequence, are firmly supported.
• • • • WOOL MARKET.
The demand by private contract is steady, at full prices.
- BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS.
The Beason for old Potatoes being now nearly closed, the
demand for those kinds is heavy, and prices have a down-
Ward tendency—they ruling from' 60s to 85s per ton. New
Potatoes, though in good supply, command a steady sale, at
from 85 to 153 per cwt.
The price of Y. C. Tallow is very
TALLOW MARKET. , .
•
firm, and a good demand
exists for the time of year:: There are bUyers for the autumn
at 42.3.6 d to 42s 9d. By letters received from St. Peters-
burgh this morning, the Russians were less willing to sell,
and prices were a trifle higher.

Dispatches wore sent otT on Saturday evening from the
Colonial-office for the Governor of Heligoland.