The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-13 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

11UNGERFORD MARKET.
Fish to-day plentiful and cheap, much as last quoted. Meat, for
Mutton and Bref radio.: cheaper, other kinds unvaried, and trade lively.
Vegetat)les were scarce and dearer. In Hay and Clover no variation ;
Top price of Meadow Hay, 98s. ; Clover, 11 (is.
BILLINGSGATE MARKET.
Fish to-day in good supply, and prices low. Turbot, ss. to 205.;
Soles, 6d. to Os. per pair; Lobsters, Pd. to Os. each ; Cod, Is. to Bs.
9s. and 10§. each; 4d. to Bd. and 10d. each. Trade good.
HAY MARKET.
Supplies of all kinds were large to-day, and the demand but mid-
dling; prices much as before. Meadow Hay, 803. to 90s. and 98s. ;
Clover, 98s. to 110 s. and 1130. ; Straw, 343. to 393. per load, according
to quality.

TALLOW MARKET.
P.Y.C. to-day is steady at 495.
CANADIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Timber, Ashes, and Turpentine, the chief produce of our Canadian
Colonies, are very quiet. The holders are:very firm in their demands ;
but. fresh news from Canada are anxiously looked for.

COLONIAL MARKETS.

The continuation of the frost causes these markets to be very quiet,
and the transactions to be slender. The disposition which existed last
week to purchase, in consequence of the thaw, is now, ofcourse, checked,
as the transmission of goods into the interior is again sus-
pended. There is, therelze, now nothing to rise prices
of goods, generally speaking. British Plantation Sugar con-
tinues in steady demand for consumption at firm prices. We had a sale
of 6,250 bags of Mauritius Sugar, which slid not go off with much
spirit; but prices remained much as last week, say 545. to 5Ss.
for brown, and iSs. 6d. to 655. 6d. for low and fine yellow.
Rice; 1,000 bags of Patna sold briskly, at prices which arc look-
ing up. Spices are held quite as firmly as any kind of produce,
perhaps more firmly than any kind. Pimento is looking up in price.
Tea is selling briskly, and prices are id. per lb. on an average higher
than they were last week. Coffee, 1,700 bags Prazil, sold 435., the
price for fine ordinary coloury. Four7months ago this Coffee was 375.
Ceylon is also in demand at 865. for good ordinary. Very littledoing by
private contract, and nothing by public sale in Rum, Cotton, or Indigo.
Such is the confidence of holdars of East and West India produce, that
sooner than sell at lower prices, they will buy in. The stocks of Est
India produce. were considerably increased last week by the arrival of
one or two vessels.

COAL MAR
7Per Ton. s. d.
Renshani
Carr's HaE6ley 22 0
. . .

Kar.- Feb. 12.
t'er Ton
I l's. d.Wall.s End Braddyll's Iretton :26 6
Walls End Hasa ell
Wang End Iletton i7 3
_. ..

fiebburn Main reshipped ... 23 9

Holvwell 22 6

Original Windsor Pontop 23 9

(Valls- Endremberton
Walls End Lambton 26 2
Walls End Stewart's '26 9
Walls End Hartlepool 27 0
Ditto!Braddyll's Hetton' 26 6
Buttcrknowl 2l 6
Walls End Adelaide 25 0
Walls End Barrington 23 0
Walls End Gordon '4 6
Walls End Nevin's Taßtield 2O 6
Walls End St. Helen's Tees 24 0
Walls End Tees 25 6
Walls End Victoria Tees 24 6
Walls End Tanfield Tees 2l 0
Walls• End West Hetton
Blythe 2 I 0
Howard's Netherton Main
Llanelly Main 2B 0
act market-day. 137.

Pontop Winlsor
Nus,ell's high Main 2l 6
South Hartley 2.2 0
West Hartley
Wylam 22 6
Walls End Pewicke and C 0.., 25 :3
Walls Eud Birtley 22 0
Walls End Chirton 2O 6
Walls End Heaton 25 :3
Walls End Hilda 24 I
Walls End Hotspur
Walls End !Min:worth
Walls End Newmarch 24 6
Walls End Northumberland 24 6
Walls End Perkins :?'" 2
Lambton's Primrose
Walls End Elgin 22 0
Ships arriTesl since t