The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-29 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Ships artive4 sine;

!ast inarkct-day. 4.

Per Ton. s.
C:arr's:Hartley2 IS 0
Ch • ster M•dn
Howard's Main 9 0
Elolywell
Pontop Windsor IS
Russell's High Main
South Hartley l9
Townley l7 0
Walls End Gosforth
,-'tills End Hilda
Wills End N.-wniarch l9 0
Walls End Riddell's

Yer Con s.
Walls End Eemont 6
WO: End liraddyll's Helton 22. 6
Walls End Hass ell ... 0
Walls End Heiton
Wails End stewari-$........ 22 6'
Walls End Ilartiepool '2.2 9
Walls End Adtlaid, 0 3
Walls End FlintAT To; s
11 ails FAA! l'us
Radcliffe Main l(3 6
Stas•eley Main

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

(THIS EVENING.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
There being only nineteen Members present at Four o'Clock, the
llouie adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

The Lord CHANCELLOR took his scat on the Woolsack at Four o'Clock,
when the Marquis of Normanby (Earl Mu!grave) was introduced by the
Marquisses of Bredathane and Westminster, and took the oath and his
seat on hi, elevation to the Marqui.ate
Lord 15 1.7 %I ti -

litie3 Bill.

The Bishop of EXETER presented several petitions against the
New Poor Law Bill ; the present system of Irish education, and the
grant to Maynooth.

The Duke of RUTLAND presented a petition from a place in Rut .
land in favour of the New Poor Law Bill. From the experience be
had had of the operation of the law he could bear his testimony to its
working well.

Lord BROUGHAM felt gratified at the statement of the Noble
Duke. Nothing could be more satisfactory than to hear such statements
from such a quarter, and he was gratified that the Noble Duke had so
manfully despised the petty attacks made upon all who supported the
present law.

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE begged also to thank the Noble
Duke for the expression he had given to the satisfactory working of to
beneficial a measure.
The Party Processions (Ireland) Bill was read a second time, and
ordered to he committed.

Lord DENMAN brought in the Oaths Validity Bill. The object of
the Bill was to substitute declarations for oaths in all judicial prcce d.
ings. The Noble and Learned Lord proposed that the second reading
should take place on Thursday next.
The Earl of WICKLOW saw very little difference between this Bill
and that introduced by the Noble and Learned Lord in the last sessicn.
lie, therefore, felt bound to give his opposition to the Bill.
Lord BROUGHAM trusted that Noble Lords would give their best
attention to the measure, as its object was to remedy a grievance
which all connected with the administration of the law complained of.

(LEFT SPEAKING.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

(From the New London Price Current of this Evening.)

SUGAR.—Barbadoes sold went rather cheaper than at the last sale,
fine selling at 63s to 63s 6d, good 6ls 6d to 62s 6d, mid. 60s to 61s,
ord 58s 6,1 to 595, one lot very tine Ltched 665.
The Refined Market has been very ituirtive since our last, and prices
have given way Is; for small parcels of Lumps taken by the grocers 77s
has been accepted for those passing, and 76s fir those rather under the
standard ; the shippers have evinced little inclination to do business,
and 34s 3d to 34s 6d have been taken for a few small parcels of double
crushed deliverable in a fortnight.

51aueinus.—The buyers have purchased sparingly this week, fine
yellow at 593 Gd to 60s, mid to good sfis Od to 57s 6d, low 53s to 545,
fine brown 52s to 52s 6d, mid 505 to 51s, old foxey 47s to 47s 6d, low
mid strong greyish brown 40s to 49s 6d. very inferior 44s to 44s Gd.
EAST INDIA.—The importers have supplied the market sparingly
with Eengal ; very dingy low white at 595, soft and dingy 59s Gd, soft
yollow 5Ss, damps of the former 57s to 58s Gd, very inferior 545.
FORElGN.—Havannah 1,438 boxes have been offered at auction, the
yellows sold readily at prices fully equal to those previously quoted, ord
brought 25s to 25s Gd, mid 26s to 26s 6d, good 27a to 27s 6d, one lot
fine 28s, slightly damaged 25s to 275, damaged 22s Gd to 24s Gd, washed
25s to 275, middling and good slightly damaged at 36s to 38s, in rather
worse condition 34s to 355.

MoLasscs.—For West India the demand has been again limited, and
railer lower prices have been accepted, fair St. Vincents having been
sold at 9.7 s per cwt.

CoFFEß.—Bcrbice sold at 10ils for low mid., and 85s 6d for good ord.
mixed, 19 casks unclean Jamaica brought 9.2 s to 9,18 for fine, and 98s for
fine fine ord. For Ceylon firmer prices were supported, good ord went
at 803 to 81s fid, fine ord sss to 86, fine fine ord coloury 87s to 89s,
butter 90s 6d, and very superior 933 a 96s 6d.
Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLAND3.—The Rum market has presented a
very tranquil appear.ince since our last, there are sellers of Jamaica and
Lcewards on rather easier terms. Brandy has sold to a fair extent at
fully previous rat., In Geneva there has not been mueh business
doing, prices, however, remain very firm. British Corn Spirits have se-
cured a steady sale at the quotations.

TALLOW —A fair demand has been experienced for P.Y.C. for con-
sumption, and the stock continuing very light, rather higher prices have
been obtained-47s 6,1 to 48s having been laid fur small parcels of first
quality.
OILS.—For Linseed Oil there continues to be a steady demand, and
the price has advanced to 275. Fish Oils have been in:good request at
fully former rates ; at public sale 500 tuns Southern have been offered,
;ill of which was sold, mid to fine quality at 25/ to 271, and a few lots
ord at 24/55a 241105.
TorteesTiNE.—Spirits have again advanced in value, 70s having
heal paid for puns and 71s for carboys, at which there has been a good
business doing. Rough is held for 13s, but there has again been only
a limited demand ; 12s Od was the last price paid.
SALTPETRE.--Rough has been sold to a fair extent privately at pre-
vious rates; 577 bags Calcutta at auction went at 2.2 s Gd for refrac-
tion rli per cent. British Refined has sold steadily at the prices quoted.
'N.—At auction 7,200 slabs of East India have been offered, a very
small part only of which found buyers at and after the sale at declining
prices, 77s being accepted for Banca, and 75s Gd to 76s for Straits.
CorToN.—For East India there has been a steady demand by private
treaty, chiefly to supply export orders, at prices fully equ-1 to those pre-
viously obtained ; for auction on the 13th July, 500 bales Madras, and
82 ditto from Bourbon Seed are declared.
RISE.—Bengal has met with a good demand, at fully last week's rata ;
middling and good white at 155 Gd to 16s, ordinary 14s 6d to 15s.
Java have also been brought forward; fine bold whi'e at 175 6d to
Is., a few lots sold at 17s to 17s Gd.
cocifiNEAL—Honduras, low to mid black at Gs 7d to 6s I Id, good 7s
to 7,3 d, fine and very fine silver 7s to 7s Gd, mid and good 5s I Id to
6s 4d, ord 5s 8d to 5s 10d per lb.
sisicr.a.—Fur East India Ginger there has been a good demand;
Malabar mid, at 23s Gd to 245., Bengal ord. to fair 2ls 6d to 235, rep-
lier has supported previous rates, sold at 38d to 3,161 for fair light Sumas
tra, 3d to 3 N d for damaged, and 4 1,18 for good sound heavy Malabar ;
Pimento has secured a steady sale at previous rates, 3;d to 3id for mid
to good mid quality.
Pao% istoNs.—Scarrely any business is doing In Irish gutter, and
prices cannot be obt.on ed with accuracy. For ntitelt Butter there has
been more demand, and higher prioos has been paid, fine 88s per cwt.
Bacyn continues to secure a very limited business. For Lard the de-
mand linsbeen extreme;y dull. India and Mess Beef and Pork are still
held very firmly.

The Glasgici) Argus states that there are 63,000
signatures to the Glasgow petition for universal suffrage, vote by ballot,
Patna:l;lMS,