The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-30 00:00:00

BILLINGSGA TE MARKET.

Supply of Fish to-day to a fair extent—prices much as yesterday.
Cod, 2s. to 12s. ; Soles, 6d. to 3s, per pair ; Lobsters dear ; Turbot, ss.
to 18s. and 19s. Other kinds in proportion.

PROVISION MARKET.

This department continues dull, but in prices we quote no variation
of any kind from those of last week ; prices, however, must come down
before a brisk business can be secured.
HOP AND SEED MARKET.

Hops continuo steady in price and demand. A good Inquiry con-
tinues for Red Clover Seed, and price are quite as dear as those of last
Monday. Other kinds unvaried.

TALLOW MARKET.
P. Y. C. is very eat, and lower, 565. being the price.
METAL MARKET.

The only variation in this department is in English Tin, which is
2s. higher.

COLONIAL MARKETS.

For consumption the disposition to purchase is good—not so much for
consumption. The Market for Coffee is particularly flat—indeed, it
cannot be correctly said that there is any Market. To-day we have sun.
dry small sales of Coffee, East India admissible at the 9d. duty, but
they form no: criterion for the Market. We have no B.P. or Mocha
in the Market to-day. B. P. Sugar sells steadily, and when we left
the Market prices were one shilling full higher than this day week.
The amount sold during the week has been very considerable.
Owing to the previous high prices of Mollasses, they do not advance
along with Sugar. Of Mauritius Sugar, the sales were 10,252 bags ;
the previous firmness of the Market was sustained, and where prices
varied we should think that they were rather higher. 2,215 boxes of
llavannah supported much about the previous state of the Market,
which was dull. The Market for Rice is flat. Rum firm but not
higher. Spices for the most part are firm. Pepper and Pimento are
inclined to be lower. The Imports continue light. For to-morrow
we have no public sales.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARC!! 29.
There has been an exceedingly meagre demand for Cotton this day,
and very few sales were effected, still we hare no reduction in prices to
report since yesterday. About 3,000 bags were sold. 150 Bahia, 7&d.;
2,720 American, Sid. to Bd. for Orleans ; 130 Egyptian, 9d. to 10d.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK.

Wheat.

Barley.

Oats.

Beans.

Pease.

Per Quarter.
Blandford
Brigg-
Carnbridge---
Chard
Huntingdon
Long 5utt0n,.,.....,.
Louth
--
Newark

s. to s.
50 62
54 58

g. a.
27 .10
23 24

I. to I.
22 25
18 26
25
18 22
24 29
16 20
18 26
16 20
19 28
19 28
22 29
20 23

8. to 8.

8. to S.

53 62
46 60
28 38
48 56
52 63
51 59
44 59
49 62
40
65 • 70
43 %64
13 62

24 ii
34 38

$4 44

21 25
22 al
24 31
2S 31
35 42
30 34
- 43
36 38
24 30

Nottingham --
Peterborough -
Plymouth
Pontefract,.,..Sleaford
Upping!lain
Wisbech

22 28
18 28

96 40
38 48
30 34
30 37
30 32
31 43
35 42
38 43

41 43
32 44
30 32

30 32

-34 40

32 34
- 32

EXPENSE OF LORD GOSFORD'S
appears from a Parliamentary paper, that 12,6781. was the to-
tal expenditure of the office and establishment of Lord Gos-
ford as Governor-General and Commissioner in Canada, be-
tween the 18th of February, 1836, and the 18th of February,
1837. The salary of the Noble Earl was 8,710/ , the remain-
der was the cost of secretaries, assistants, messengers, &c.
Lord John Russell last night expressed his intention
to name the Committee on Church Leases, and to fix the day
for its appointment when he moves the adjournment of the
House for the Easter recess.

MEMOIRS OF SIR WILLIAM KNIGHTON.-
We are requested to state that the " Memoirs of Sir William
Knighton" will be published by Mr. Bentley, New Burling-
ton-street, (Publisher in Ordinary to her Majesty) on the 6th
of April.