The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-30 00:00:00

MARKET NEWS.—(YESTERDAY
C °M.N.-EXCHANGE.
We received about an average quantity of Wheat from
Essex, but an unusually small supply from Suffolk and Kent.
The stands exhibited on the whole a fair show of samples
of Wheat of home produce, while the demand for it was
steady, at prices about equal to those obtained on this day
B,,fnnight. At the close of business most of the best descrip-
tions bad found buyers ; but a portion of the middling
arid infefior kinds was left over for Wednesday next.
The supply of fine Foreign Wheat offering was rathet
limited, yet the amount of business doing in it was
scanty. Holders were firm, and for the few transac-
tions report„ d, last week's rates were supported. So little
was doing ht .corri under lock, that the prices must be con-
sidered next to
.!loininal. The supply of barley has fallen
off considerably simce Pour last. The Hertfordshire malsters
took off a large
si,ohy on of the malting qualities, at ful
prices ; but the l• ue of Finding and distilling was with
difficulty maintained. Nab; was held on full as good terms
as of late. Irish Oats 17ere basely an average in amount,
their quotations underwent no mange. Beans, peas, and
flour moved off slowly. The tis..7fOrinc: at barely ; the latter
at fully last Monday's value.
CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL Mita: SURE'
63s to
WHEAT—Essex & Kent, Matr—Chevarier..
red 434 to 60s!OaTs—Yorkshire aana 21s to 240
Ditto, white
Norfolk and Lin Potatoe 'os
coin, red
Ditto white 4ls to 50ei black
Irish, red Ws to 5061 Cork, white ... ...... 19s toll%
Ditto white
ayE—old
New 36s to 3fis.l'EAS - Grey 3ss to 98111
BARLEY—Grinding 2ss to 29e, Maple 33s to 34s
Malting
Chevalier 32s to 3551 Boilers 32s to 38s
Msur—Suffblk and Nor.. FLOUR—Town made 45s to 50s
folk s6s to 62s Sono k SO to 324
Brown sos to 51s Stockton & Norfolk 346 to 38
Kingston and Ware 56a to 62s
FOREIGN GRAIN 4U,
WHEAT—DaTitZiC
Hamburg h 36s to 40s
BARLEY 3os to 33s
OATS—New
Feed l4s to 16s
SMITHFIELD.
We had a full average supply, and there was an evidenft
improvement in the general quality of the Scots, short horns%
and Devons. The attendance of buyers was numerous, but"
the Beef trade was in a sluggish state. The prices obtained
on this day se'nnight—those of the best sorts ruling, from
3s 10d to 4s per 81bs, were well supported, though
some difficulty was experienced on the part of the
salesmen in effecting a clearance. The numbers of
Sheep were fully adequate to meet the wants of
the butchers. Prime old Downs sold steadily. Kent,
half-breds, &c., slowly, at last week's quotations. There
were about 100 shorn Sheep and 50 Lambs, but their quota-
tions were very uneven. The number of Calves were small,
while the sale for them was active, at full' currencieer..
Pigs, a good business was doing at late rates. .No imports,-
tions of Foreign Stock since our last.
a. d. to s. ft! r. d. to!. (f...
Interior Beasts 2 8 2 10( Inferior 5heep......... 210 3 IT
secoed quality ditto 3 0 3 4, Second quality ditto... 3 2 3 6
Frime large Oxen 3 6 3 8; Coarsa-woolled ditto.. 3 8 310
Prime Scuts, &c.
Large coarse Calves 4 0 4 S' Large H0g5............. 3 0
(
FrOne small ditto 410 5 0, Small Porkers
Suckling Calves, each 20 031 0 I Quarter old Pigs, eachl& 0 25 0
SUPPLY AT MARKIT.
Sheep. I Calves. I Pig,,
26,170 83 2io
NEW GATE AND I.EADENIULLZ.
A very extensive supply of country killed meat has been
received up to these markets in, for the most part (owing. to.
the frequent changes in the weather) bad condition. 'With
meat killed in London, we continue to be largely supplied,
and, in consequence, the trade is very dull, at barely sta-
tionary prices.

D FLOUR IN BOND.

-
BEANS— ' 205 to 265
P AS 235 to 275
FLOUR—American 23s to 255
Baltic .........

Bvastr.
2,744

. .
At per stone, by the Carcase
s. d. to s. it./ e. d. tea. d
Beef, inferior 2 4 2 6 Mutton, inferior ...... 2 8 8 ti
nikhlling - middling 3 2 3 4
Frime large ..... 210 3 0( prime ..... .... 3 6 3 11
prime snull 'I 2 3 4 Fork, large ......., 2 tic 3 I
V ,al

ARRIVALS DURING THE PAST WEEK.
Beasts. Sheep. Calves. Ago
30 620 629
10 712 719
►4 110 60
190 80
12 60 iro
16 90 90 110
'25 133 70 212
8 40 14 40
14 59 12 70
30 60 10 100

Scotland
Yorkshire
Norfolk
Suffolk
Cambridgeshire ..
Essex
Surrey
Devonshire
Wiltshire
Other parts ...........
--
Total 177 2,104 196 2,111
Previous week's arrival l9B 2,800 464 2,812

Diftbrence since our last... 21 695 268 '7Ol
WOOL MARKET.
For public sale, on the Ist, 2d, 3d, and sth proximo, about
7,000 bales of Colonial and.other wools have been declared-
By private contract only a moderate amount of business-is
doing, yet previous rates are steadily supported. The iru-
ports have consisted of about 1,300 packages, chiefly &Mu
ports have consisted of about 1,300 packages, chiefly fro 9
Hobart Town.

TALLOW.
The price of P.C. Tallow on the spot is rather on the de'
dine, although the demand throughout the week has been
somewhat better. There is no speculation, and the holdere
are ready sellers. There is a little business doing •in nevr
Tallow ; the price is now 41s 9d to 42s for new Y.C., dtliver,
able the last three months-of the year. Town Tallow *4'
nett cash.

BOROUGH HOP MARXIST.
A very active demand has sprung up for Weald of "Cent -f
and Sussex pockets the quotations of which have iniproveo.
fully 2s per cwt. In other vearling hops, a steady busbies°
is doing, at prices fully equal to those noted in our laSt. Old
hops are commanding considerable attention, and their rates
have improved from 2/ to 4/ per cwt. The supply of hops.
miierably small, with every prospect of further advance
currencies.

BOROUGH AND SPITAIMIELDS.
From Scotland, xprkshire, and most other, quarters, t.he.
arrivals of potatoes at the water-side continue exteuMve
the time of year, yet the demand for the best decriptions
tolerably steady, at full prices, but all other kinds area
mere drug.

COAL MARKET
Ships arrived since last marketalay, 196.
d.
Davison's West Hartley !111 0 '
Hastings Hartley l5 0
Walls End Clennell l5 6
Walls End Hilda.
Walls End Hedley l7 3
Walls End Hotspur • 17 3
Walls End Killingworth
Walls End Peareth , 15 9
Walls End Wharnclifte IS ti
Walls' Endßelmoi,t
W. E, Braddylrztletton
PRICES

Walls End East Hetten IS 3 •
Walls End Hctton 0
Walls End Lambton 20 ".
Walls End Russell's Hctton 19
Walls End Stewart's .. ... 20 3
Walls End Barrett . l6
Walls End Htrrington Tees 16
Wal sn 1 Clarence Hetton /6- ' E ‘,
Walls End Hopper
'6
Howard's W. Netherton.. 14
,6
Llangennech Coal ...... ;."
F •
SEEDS

Per Cwt.
nis N
New English Red C10ver...35s 5651 St. Fein .....s .• 45
Old Ditto Ditto ~.......—s —a —a' Rye Gra55........... ........ £B.
..„51.
New. Foreign Ditto......—a 35s 54s Pacey Grass --s ~-1 btlil
Old Ditto Ditto —a —a —a Linseed, for feedins ..•-•.5 ~,0..°. 660
New White t over 451 ses GOs DIV°, for sowing .......—s ('`',', 5310
Old:Dittu Ditto —a 5 —s'Ditto, forcrushing ....—s ov.' 4ff
Nov Trefoil —s 12s 21s'llernp ...—s 3'4
—.-
rsi,
Old Ditto ..
—a —a a;Canary a fiQs v--
fraolium —a —s —al ... Per Bushel. ins Oa •
English Carraway —a 40s 41a White Mustard...loJ Cd to '" ed
Foreign Ditto —s 4Os 45s Brown Ditto lOs Od to 14s ~A
Coriander —s 14s 20s,Tares 4s Cd to If "" ~

Per Quarter

"STATE OF TRADE.
FOREIGN WOOL TRADE, LEEDS, JAN. 26.-Wre have °
change to report in the Foreign Wool trade this week. of
ENGLISH WOOL MARKET, LEEDS, JAN. 26.—Sales
combing wools haVe been brisk this week, and a farther "ha
vancein price has been realised, though not equal to
rate, the staplers have been compelled togive. the
country.• There is more doing in clothing wools, and at bet
prices.than of ; but they are still considerably lower P'"

proportion. than fleece,kanclonibinff sorts. ot
WAKEFIELD Wool, MARKET, JAN. N.—Stocks in ino
kin& both of long and short woofs have been moderately. o
plenished this week, and sales have been about equally lot
tensive, at prices somewhat further improved upon the
•
week's prices.
LEEDS.—We scarcely ever witnessed so thin an attedo
ance of manufacturers at our Cloth Halls as was the ale de
.two last market days ; this shows that many of thee' die.
delivering goods to order, and that the stocks of goods inos•
hands of the manufacturers is much lighter than, usual, fof
demand still continues to be principally for low cloth dal
shipping, but fine and middle qualities'of cloth continue o
of sale. Tweeds have been in pretty brisk demand both forms
home and foreign trade. Prices remain the same as fo7l
time past. Business is improving in the warehouses,
fair prospect of a good demand for the spring. - s
BRADFORD MARKET, THURSDAY, :JAN. 25.—Therei
o
day an evident disposition on the part of the buyers t„ sii-;-cs •
rate more extensively, and they assent to give .an sovdia
for pieces ; still the improving price is not correspOn
with the cost of production; -biit as the season is novirios
proaching when an active business is usually done, it in. rote
confidence in the manufacturer either to obtain propor',l° spaadvances,
advances, or decline sales.. Yarns are, very ready 83+,6? tot
.the manufacturers evince great desire to buy for cos xre
delivery ; the advances having been so numerous, tll3 the
anxious to avoid any further increase in prices, we'slarge
improved value of wool -threatens. There is still 1-
business doing in all kinds of wool, and at further ireneg
prices, and the staplers state, that wool is now conneenhere:
higher prices in the country than it -has been sold f .9r pod
and unless corresponding prices can be realised,. it N'f,
to check the supply. . e o,
MANCHESTER, TiIUII&D.AY EVENLNG.—The cloth
has been very inanimate this week, and prices ver)''ejirtl—ilie
arising out of the great advance in the stapl.6. " whih
exception of printing cloth, tliere are no descriptions,,,o ;Cs
command -a corresponding, advance with that on ce,'Aere is
slight rise, howeltr, on all kinds must be noted.
less doing in twist this week, no doubt from similar moo, 1)1
a-steady market is not anticipated for a -week or tors cao
which time perhaps it will be seen whether speenl...„3
maintain the late advance on cotton.—Leeds Mere"'

of tDe
Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Military Secretary with
Commander in Chief of the army, transacted business
Sir James- Graham, at the Home-office.

. BIRTHS. • .0 of the
On.the 24th inst., at Redhill, Havant, Hants, the wl
Rev. Thotnas Yard, of a sn. iv
ROW
Oil the 25th inst., ato Forest-hill, Mrs. A. W-
ort gen. "Os' 1.
On the 25th inst. at Leicester, Leicester-square'
phonso Henry Jones,, of a daughter. ' ttr
" f Hoot'''.
On the 25th inst., Mrs. Richard Winter, 0
ia.
race, St. John's-wood, of a son: P. IL
On the-26th inst., at Bloonisbury-square, Mrs.
Breton, of a son.
i J B.oo'
P -
On the 26th inst., at Clapham-common, 1-10. J.
of a son. . .. ; ore. 5.4"
On the 26th inst., the lady of Charles H. 147123e3
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Clapham-road, of a son

' . MARRIED. ,Le O.
On the 25th inst., at Didmarton. Gloucestershire, irilt;
W. Rich, of London, to Anti third daughter of Mr....
Rich, of the former place. 9 ii°g ore
-
On the 25th inst., at St. Martin's in the-Fields, —d t!!
Benjamin, eldest son of Edward Clarkson,Escl.. Aleintl"-0031:
Kentish-town, to Martha, fourth daughter of Mr. W.
Charing- crOss. Frederic"
On the 25th inst., at Poulton.le-Fylde, Lancashire+ dog&
son of Colonel Murton, Royal Marines, to Mary, eld"A
ter of the late Thomas Wilson, Esq., of Poulton. __........./

DIED.
On the 28th ult., at Alfred-street, Bath,
of the late Colonel Davison. oat
Sonthataspitoi
On the 15th inst., at Bittern Manor House,
Dorothea, Rid
Lewis Shedden, .of Eastonton, Haut., Esq., late Captain
Hussars, and eldest son of the late Colonel John Shedsleeii v.
On the 17th inst., at Ward's -farm, W Itl Essex' .
_ arm, ri 43,
Blythe,
aged 59. W.ti , Weft
On the 21st inst., Edward Bowerbank, El. foi .' "- •
Bishopsgate-street, aged 83. the
n wesirti
On the 23d inst., at Llanyblodwel Vicarage, •-•il
Rev. James Donne, D.D , Vicar of that parish'v f Cole-
On the 24th inst., William Turner Parry, ,-,"1" °
_......
brooke -row, Islington.

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