The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-26 00:00:00

CITY FISH MARKET.

As to supply, trade, and prices, the market at Billingsgate today was
much about the same as yesterday.
11AY MARKETS.

The supplies were good again to-day, and the demand likewise;
prices continue much as before. Meadow Hay 85s. for low to 955. for
good; ; Clover ditto 105 s. to 1 l ss. ; Straw 38s. to 425.
OIL M.

By public sale 50 tons of Pale Seal sold at 301. to 311. ; 40 tons of
Southern went at 271. Ios. to 29/. 10s., for inferior and fine quality ;
35 tons
andof Sperm and head matter sold at 791. ss. to 80/. 10s. for the
former, 791. per ton for the latter.

TALLOW MARKET.
p.Y.C• Tallow 50s. on the spot, and 455. for delivery.
TEA AND INDIGO SALES THIS DAY.
These two public sales, which we have daily reported for some time,
present no new feature to-day. They will both soon finish.

COLONIAL MARKETS.
Buyers arc very shy indeed of coming into this department, and the
operations are very languid indeed. Such is the state of things
from day to day, that the greatest uncertainty attaches to prices,
but whenever they alter they decline, and buyings-in save the
decline sometimes from being greater. These remarks apply to
the span sales of this day in Coffee, Cocoa, Spices, and British Plantation
Sugar. Rum is exceedingly flat. Rice is not in the Market. Cotton
does not appear to be dull only but dead. The Imports are not heavy.
The public sales are for to-morrow, and now there is nothing doing by
private contract. There are 6,730 bags of Mauritius Sugar ; 405 bags
of Bengal ; 517 bags of Rice ; and some Spices.
THE LONDON MARKETS FOR MERCIIANDIZE.
Business in all these departments is as dull as can well be conceived.
So far from there being any speculations in any market, there are
scarcely any bona
tide buyers. In fact, there is literally next to nothing
doing in any department whatever. The complaints are universal.
Wherever prices alter, they decline. The state of trade in the country
.appears to be much the same as that in town.

LI
There has h
::,EeltnPOOL COTTON IJARKET, APRIL 25.
and an advance of hd to id. per lb. on Friday's prices was obtained. The
a great deal of animation in the business of this day,
sales were very extensive, nearly 7,000 bags having found purchasers.
150 Pernam, 81d. to Pd. ; 150 Bahia, 7id. to Sd. ; 150 Egyptian, 81d.
100. 230 Surat, 41(1.5d. ; 6,350 American, sid. Pd.

COAL MARK
Per Too.
Adair's l9 3
Bishop's Main ...... lB 0
Bute's Tanflelel Moor 22 3
Ga e5a1d1...........es lB 6
ffolyvrell '.. ....................
Howard's Main 2O 6
Lease's Main ....... . l7 6
Ord's Redhugh
pontap Windsor 9O 6
South Hartley l9 6
Wylam 22 3
Walls End Bewieke and Co , 22 9
Walls End Heaton 22 9
Walls End N,wmarch 21 3
Walls End Peareth lB 0
Walls End Urpet:-)
Wall, End Walker 22 0I
Shipc arrived since

.ET.—April 25.
Per 'lon, a. 6).
Walls-End Belmont 22 5
Walla End Brathiyll'a Hetton 23 9
Walls End Haswell
Walls End Hetton 24 0
.
Walls End Lambton
Walls End Russel's Hetton 24 0
Walls End Stewart's 23 9
Walls End Hartlepool 24 3
Walls End Flintoff Tees
Walls End St. Helen's Tees 22 n
WAIF End South Durham 22 0
Walls End Nevin's Taatleld 2O 3
Walls End Tees 22 6
Walls End Victoria Tees ti
Wast Hetton
1 Howard's Netherton Min) ... 19 6
Standric,
last market-day, 0.