The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-09 00:00:00

SUPPLY, ♦S PER CLERIC'S STATEMENT•

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Beasts. I
I Sheep and Lambs. Calves. Pip.
I 150 6,490 253 120
Mitch Cows, which were numerous, went off tardily ‘,/,
declining prices. An useful short horns, with her 011111.
calf, producing no more than from 17/. to 9/.

NEWG ATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
a. d. to s. d.
1. 1
Seek 2 0 3 0 Veal
tton 2 4 8 Pork
Lamb 2s. 6d. to 44• 04. 32
100
Uti . oif

CITY MARKETS—(TWO O'CLOCK.)
PLANTATION SUGARS.—The transactions that ba'
taken place in this market this week have been moll
limited than for many weeks past, the sales altogether of
to this afternoon, not having exceeded 800 or 900 hhdas
and the buyers at present sliming very little disposition
make purchases to any extent ; the merchants, however;
do not appear to press sales, and generally hold for 10'
week's prices : upon the few sales made very little altar
tion can be noticed.
FOREIGN SUGARS.—The sales this week have brej
limited to a small parcel of soft Pernams, and about 17
hhds. Porto Rico :—in prices there is no alteration.
Rarsaxn SUGARS.—There does not appear to be Vl'',
so much doing in the low descriptions of lumps fur ply::
ing, but the scarcity of these sorts of goods prevents the'si
being any material alteration in the quotations, althougbi;
shade lower prices have in some instances been aceeptey,
for crushed there are still inquiries, and a few small parer
have been sold this week, but the off-rs generally arses
.
ther under the prices at which the Refiners appear
at present to do business ; in fine Hambro' loaves, for this
double refined bounty there has been a good deal done,
the stock of this description is now much reduced : in tb'
fine grocery qualities there is rather less doing.
Comm—Nearly all the parcels offered this week hole
consisted of the ordinary and unclean qualities of Jonah's!
and the prices of these sorts must again be quoted ratbel
lower ; of coloury sorts there were only a few lots, 110;
those of only fine fine ordinary description, but for svhic
full prices were paid-766 casks have been brought Or'
ward by public sale.
FRUIT. —The only parcel of old Valentias remaining 14
the Merchants' hands, has been divided at 41s. ; of other
sorts scarcely any sales have been made: of new Valentil
there is a cargo arrived, consisting of about 4,000 boil
anti 470 half boxes, and about' 70 baskets new Denit
which are all advertised for public sale to-morrow.
new Malaga fruit, there is also a cargo arrived this afternoo;
TEA DECLARATION —The East India Company bet'
issued their declaration for the December sale of Tel
There are to be offered of Boltea 1,200,000 nm ; of Ca
gon, Campoi, Pekoe, and Souchong, 5,200,000lb:a ; 4
Twankay and Hyson Skin, 1,150,00011 m; and of Ilyt
250,0001 b.. ; making in all 7,800,0001 bk, being
same as last sale. Of !Tyson there are 50,000110.11
and of Twankay and Ifysun Skin 50,0001 be. more, OK
offered at last sale.
In SPICES there is very Kittle doing, tle sale for ibe
Cey!on Government being so near at hand.
TILE SILK TRAUE.—The market fur Raw Silks 11
become more heavy within the last two days; the proof
rise last sale is on this day week, but will net, it is belt
lieved, be very large. Tke deliveries of Silk last wait
from the Company's warehouses were 866 hales, and
sold Silks were 3,75 S bales; of unsold 14,633 bales.
Hors.—New Mid Kent Mops come to market very 6,1
and the holders ask 141. ; buyers are found readily at 1'
The market is steady. Duty 33,000/.
Tonacco.—There have been some purchases of ine,
tiling dark Virginia for export at 33d. to 31d. ; low
nary quantities are in good demand at 2jd. to 2k1., wo
holders are firm, anticipating higher prices. A pools
Kentucky stemmed, new crop, has been sold at about 60;
The quantity of stemmed imported is small, and prig
are expected to improve.
In the OIL Market there is not mush doing, and Pr
ime
are heavy.
te
13 LAIC PRODUCE.-.-11111111011 Tallow continues - to
at about 375. to 375. 3d. per cwt. The last oltlice
from St. Petershurgh are to the 24th ult. The ex.neßir tj,,b
was at 10 11-23. No alteration in produce. "."
ships arrived 662, and sailed 541.
Tits CoTTON TRADE.—The large sales of Suratt
other Cottons, this morning, has attracted mush atteagw;;s
The principal part of the Cottons, amounting to stbol;
11,000 bales, were bought in, and from the firmness of r
til
holders, the market may be stated to have improv
shade. Of Santa, there %sere offered about 9,300 II;
which was nearly all taken in at from 3id. to 31d. ot
The demand for American was not more active, sn°,.,,a•
majority of it was bought in also. A small parcel of ,'ed",
thagvna obtained 4d. per lb. The sales were fully attenfieo
THE Woos, TRA De.—Sume very large sales of of
South Wales, Van Dienaen'a Land, German, sad
Wools have taken place within the last two days. 41
morning nearly 1,000 bales were publicly offered. fi's off
870 bales of Australian and Van Diemen's Land sresj,is
at low prices, The New South Wales reviled from Ile
Is. 2d. per lb. ; one fine lot, Is. 1 OP. per lb. Thi) o°
is proceeding.

BIRMINGHAM MARKETS.—Ocx. 9. if 01
Coss MAaxrr.—We have had a pretty good 001:044
all descriptions of Grain at to-day's market, but tbe . ,
was dull, and very little business done. 4,
s. d. to to 4
Wheat, per (3•31 b.
Barley, per Imperial quarter 37 0 0 0
Malts 9 0 iis 0 .
Pe.tse 4O 0 19 0
Beans, per bag of 10 score gross
Oats, per 391 b.
3 0
mt 0
Fine Flour, per sack of 2801 b. ' 54 0 :51
Seconds 49 0 sOr
S3IITHFIELD. This day's market exhibited 3 N—i; d fol
ply of all kinds of live stock, with a brisk denl a
ir W It'.e. o
the priinest sorts of Beasts and Sheep, at lasti il
prices. A good deal of business was done in fat 0•
Pigsot a trifling advance, in consequence of the C 0 ,
ness of the weather. ti,
Muttonßeef rplobii
k) c
r,
541 d. to g(i1...,,,k1 I,l:l.C.ltlob(pOesr. :it::
per score
rstde.. col

ARUNDEL MA RKET.—Oct. 6. , 4'• 64'
ReReef...............35. Lit. to 3c 30d. VeVea1.........,... 413.. ,-t.• /°4 5,
Mutton .—.......... 3 4 4 4 I Pork.---.....-- 310
Lamb 36. 8.1. to 4s. 441.

Supply good, and trade dull.
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CH ICI 1 ESTE lt M A IIK ET.—Oct. 7. 4.4.
Beef -,....,-......, :Is, o.i. to 3s. &1. I Veal-................ 4a. Od• 1" .n 4
Mutton -... 353 4 4 1 Pork ......... 310
Lamb Ss. lOd. to 4s. 4d. ..., titlA
In Lean Stock little doing. Supply good, and trade Ye",
d•
RUMFOrtI) MA ltKET.—Oet. 7. J O. .4
S o 4 1
...... ,
s. d. toe. d. 4. "' ' 0
Weer
. . Mutton 3 0 4 0 Pork . ........ •
cob,
Lamb .36. 4d. to 46. 4d.
Suckling Calves from 126. to 345. ; Quarter old Pigsl263-n 156 • .
A good supply, and a dull trade.
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GRAIN MARKET.—(From a COrresrar
dene.)—Can you or any of your numerous reglel!
plain how the price of wheat is uniformly stated 14 ,f-er.:
the pretended averages in the Edinburgh market 11;!...;s0°
shillings, than the averages of the London market imjnig
the loaf charged Is. here in consequence, while then;
price in London is 10Id., and many sell it at gd•
3% hy tIO
very difficult for rue to guess at any good re:00,01e
contrary should not be the case.—Last Edinburgh 4,10.•;'
says, wheat, highest, 565. ; London ditto ditto,
d
Scotsman. frito
Tli E. CLYDE.--Were the man's 03
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deepen the river above the bridge', so as to Perio:Aliti"
transport of coals and other commodities frown theui bee
along the upper banks, it would confer incislculs7.- to t4°
on the proprietors of coal fields and other vi°ll the
eastward, and also upon the Clyde navigation 11", A be el"
habitants of the city at large. The matter eou'" the
fected at a very trifling expense, and as eethin,gbit to
be
form of an obstacle exists to prevent it, no time °tip pall.
loot bit implmencing its execstion...l9imseqfv_ Frfe