The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-05 00:00:00

BULL MARKET.—Feb. 3.

. 'The weather still continues very severe, and all inlan3
communications ore closed ; the farmers have supplied the.
market fairly to-day with Wheat, which met dull-sale at
last week's pikes. The holders of foreign are firm, and,
when sales are made, 11.'4 week's priees have been paid.
All spring Corn remains in a very inanimate state, having
scarcely any inquiry for any description.. Rapeseed and
Linseed support late prices, but neither article is much
squirt:lk
wheat, ON 71s. 763....5 NOW --s. 725. 745.
-.----- Foreign ... ...... —5.745. 1i5....... In bond —s. —s. —l,.
0.111, 'Miami —s. 21s. 20s. Old —O. --s. SOs.
Sinai! or Feed.... --T. 114::. 2ls - • —s. —s 21s.
-- Foreign --. 21s. Vels. •
Barley, Norf. & SOL --s 866. 335. Joe. & %Vold --s. ;,is. :Qr.
Fokeign —s. 40s. 425.
Beans
Pease, White s. 48s bOa. Grey • ' . —I. 40s. 425.
Tares —s. 4('e. SOS. Foreign Ms. 40.. --s.
"itsposezil, in liond cone.

DUMFRIES MA
6.4. All •
,___. __.
is. (I. 1.0.
Wlient, Imp. lush,.. 8 A toil 0 nutter, lllos 0 0400 7
Barley 4 8 4 8 Eggs, down 0 0 0 0
Oats 2 6 3 1 Beef, per lb.
Flour, 111 b.
Oatmeal ' 9 3 2 4 4'eal 4 1 -0 0
rotators. rut.
CATTLY.—The -number of Cattle at our market this
!lay wa,01.7.?., being less than . last ►reek, and they,were
not in so good condition ; prices underwent a considerable
depression, and 160 rrerc driven off unsold..
PORI: —There were only 143 carts at market ,this
morning, and prices were higher than they have been this
fir3.4f,D, v 17.. from ss. 5,1. to 6s. rid. All business "Was
concluded by an early hour.

.11K ETS.—Jan. 29,

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF rxrowrs AND EX/fORTR.

latrOttrED•
Same
This riod last
year. year.
nags. &e. I
43,i10t;
1,1(11
5,9L9
tg'.29

I EX VOR

ran.

•
Nevietis-
-13 this
3 ear.

1.16g1. lte, 1113ags, tic. &c.
41,163 !.41 I 1,65.7
0n,149)
;lasvw 990 109 87
Total exported in I',
Same point! 1843

A Correstiondett informs us that Sir Charlei
Flowcr has pnrchatcol 13:11ton House, in Russell-square.
which tens for many 3-ears the residenee of the Duke of
Bolton, and of Lord Chancellor Loughborough.

The return of so severe a frost. immediately
upon the heel of the late thaw will, it is feared!, be inju-
rious to the young wheats.

The people of Weimar are so fond of music,
that an open concert is performed twice a week in the
martret-pre, nm,ieians provided for that purpose by
the civic anthorities•

On .Monday last, at six p. m. the four-oared
galley of the Mum revenue-cruiser, fell in with a smug-
gler standing into the sound, towards •Redding Point, with
a strong breeze from the westward, having a quantity of
tubs slung round her sides. The smuggler, when close to
the land, descried the boat in full chase. - She instantly
rut away her kegs, jibbed her main-boom, and stood opt
to Rel. The boat puraced until the vessel disappeared
from view, and the rowers were completely exhauited.
On returning to the spot where they first discovered the
smuggler:, which had been marked, they picked np 154
loge of sinnggled htandy and genera. Yesterday, the
Yeetbn preventive boat, in conjunction with the Harpy'sgalley, crept or 120 casks of spirits near the 111iwstorte,
which appeared to have been in the water-but a feW days.
—r stecn Lumbutry.