The Sun.
London, England, 1829-10-23 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Flour.
fish
gn - 3,400
3,120 1,950 -- brig.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.
, In this day's market, which exhibited throughout a
„`°s4 Priday's supply, both as to quality and numbers,
s4eit kind of meat met with an unusually dull sale, Beef
t‘!l depression of 2d., Pork 4d. per stone; Mutton and
41 at about Monday's quotations.
thiels pill STONE OF SIAS. TO SINK THE OFFALS.
Ltiferior Beasts, s. . d. to
00 0 0
srlo '2 0 Large Lambs
d, 9ruality ditto 2' 0 2 2 Prime small dtt_c,,, 9 9 9 9
tri,Tgife Oxen... 0 0 3 0 Large
kliferior ' tt,
&c.....
3 2 ""a7Clittio.e.s. ..
4 2 0
3 4 Prime small
INtteon Sheep ....... '2 0 24' Large Hogs .....
rsd qulitY ditto 263 01 Small Porkers 42.
,4 Id
.014 wooned ditto 3 0 3 9 i Suckling Calves 12s. to3ob. each
thdownWethers 3 8 4 01 Quarter oldrigs 12s. to 16s. each.
b. SIII.PLY, AS Exit CLERK'S STATEMENr.
4.'etiYat'• I Sheep. Calves. Pigs.
1 5,840 I 21' I 170
W itiilliiiieh Cows were numerous, vet an useful short horns,
...............11 calf
was worth from 20/. to 22/.

, -
NE.WGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
... s. d. to s. s. d. to s, d.
Zeel ...
titto ****** 2 0 3 2 Veal ......
34 4 0
0.. ............. 2 2 3 6 Pork

CITY MARKETS--(TWO O'CLOCK.)
k:altiovraTtow SUGARS have been in very limited (le-
t
t v this week, and the sales upon the whole have been
el 7 inconsiderable, notwithstanding lower prices have
~?laccepted for the inferior and brown descriptions, with
mch the market is very plentifully supplied, but for
ach at present there are scarcely any enquiries ; for the
,110t1 and fine qualities, although no alteration in prices
lits be noticed, there is not so much eagerness to purchase;
tarbadoes, a public sale, consisting of 122 hhds. was
,klght forward on Tuesday, but it went very heavily,
the prices realized were from Is. to Is. 6d. lower
1,1 those obtained at the public sale of last week ; the
• sttritius Sugar offered by public sale on Friday last,
ittssisted of the low to good brown, and low to good yel-
tt
qs grocery descriptions, but the prices given for all
a •
htles under 525. were again ls. lower.
P
°ltztari SucAns.—The only sales that have taken
140: this week have been about 400 chests of Yellow
-I,annahs, and about 150 chests White Brazils.
SUGARS.-There has been a great deal of
l'''ess done this week in small Lumps and single Loaves
'.a`'hingi for the Mediterranean at about 745. 6d. to
tt%,,; the buyers of crashed having purchased very freely
tic'ne middling qualities a 365. to 375., and still conti-
ttitt to make offers, but nearly all the parcels on show
14:s' hsen taken off, and the Refiners consequently are
tlik kfternoon much firmer in their demands, and pur-
kt'''s could not now be made on such favourable terms
kNethreabuYers as at the beginning of the week ; in the
it
oere „ -rlPtions of lumps at the beginning of the week
Auto ,40.7,"t quite so much doing but the demand ap-
Je again rather revived, and but very few pfiar-
"%Veal v# brought under the quotations. For
h.ne
°davell there have been several inquiries for
hs
tW° 0T three parcels (altogether about 40
11p-
-555 sold a 545. to 565. 'for the Mediterranean;
in
:tiler --4Thburg loaves (for the double refined bounty) also.
riteizieoues to be business doing. Grocery qualities
Cc:4l,le scares, but prices remain without alteration.
Itinte,..ll"—The public sales this week have been less
Atv.,l-°,4than for along time past, only about 450 casks
41,1;1 uteri brought.forward altogether, but the demand
15r ,"" is so very limited, both for the home trade and
litye,Yinlation, that it was with difficulty the above quan-
IkroZsdispOsed of, and prices of the ordinary qualities of
Istd
6..4 wets barely maintained : a parcel of ordinary to
14. dinary pale I3rozil was partly sold at 31s. 6d. to
?It'd., which was about 6d. to Is. lower.
1 'eyedu`T-The demand for new Fruit continues very
tklt" 44'1 only very small parcels at present have been
Zffi the price 9.,f new hunch Museateils has been re-
; a large public sate advQrtiied for to-morfpw ;
t4,3'rrivala this week have been very numerous, both of
4" fine Spanish Fruit; new French Fruit are
to and
off very slowly at the quoted prices ; of new
there are two or three arrivals reported, and they
lar;,;:kee It mai ket in a day or two; of new
ItuY ngS, cargo has arrive (4; PF.9t9l:
14•4121.-The market firm, as 'the landings are
ttlkt!."er for the season, the stocks are reducing ; the
.1141315 now about the same as at last year.
ud ,2:".--The Company's sale is proceeding on quietly,
riees are heavy,
}'lttli°l%.-The market for Hops has become very dull,
vv,rt'elv and old Hope may be quoted .10s. per cwt.
s,h* The duty is called 38,0001. and expected to
>OOOl.
1,4 eA, .f'4 -, -^..:—Boheas are in demand at -id. profit
i.; 1(1.-to le4 cost'ls. 41;
,i,ongas which realised f,rom
t 4 ,21. 311. at the last sale, are in demand at irom
'l,'"• Per lb. profit. All other sorts remain dull.
surplui of the new crop are most

sampled and in the market. The stemmed are not so
good in quality as last year ; the leaf is of a heavy rich
description, but not very dry, and calculated for Dutch
and German market. About 300 Idols. of leaf have
been taken at for middling, at 41d. a 4-ad. for good
qualities, fine qualities are held at 5d., and the prices are
considered high as compared with those of last year ; for
good and fine stemmed bid. per lb. is asked, and of this
quality only about 600 hhds. have arrived, which is a small
stock for home consumption.
BALTIC PRODUCE. —The dates from St. Petersburg!'
are of the Sth instant. Tallow was heavy here ; it is as
low as 365. 6d. per cwt.
WooL.—The commercial letters from Van Dieman's
Land, received two d lys since, state that in consequence
of information received from this country, that large ship-
ments of coarse Wools had been made to France. Means
were to be adopted to open a direct trade between Van
Dieman's Land and the French ports. By such a regula-
tion the charges for re-shipping Wools in England would
be saved, as well as other charges.—Great attention was
paid in the colony to cleansing the wools, intended for ex-
port to England, and some excellent qualities were on the
ere of being sent off for the London Market.