The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-24 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY-)

HUNGERFORL MARKET.,
Butchers' Meat continues at Saturday's quotations, trade Pot so brisk
Fish—Turbot, ss. to 18s. and 195., and higher for the best ; Lobsters'
good, 9.5. to ss. each ; Soles, Is. to 3s. per pair for good ; Mackerel'6es
to Bd. each, and other kinds in proportion. No variation in the VI",
of Hay or Clover, or Vegetables.

FISH MARKET.
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The supply of good fish of some descripemns was not so large
as yesterday, and prices of Turbot were higher. Top price, 255.,,"0 ss.
as low as ss. Soles, 9d, to 3s. per pair for good. Lobsters 2s.
Cod, Is , 25., and 7s. for large. Red Mullet very dear. Maekarel fish
to 6d. Whiting and Ilati..-tock rather more plentiful. Common
abundant and cheap.

PRICES OF POTATOES AT BERMONDSEY MARKET'
to
York Skins, 455. to 555. per ton ; Scotch, 50s. to 60s. ; Jer'fo: to
Guernsey Blues, 555. to 60s. ; Kent, Essex, and Suffolk Whites,
60s. ; Kent and Lynn Pink Kidnies, —to 655.

HAY MARKETS. this
Supplies good, and co was the demand. Grass is very taslY
season in showing itself, and the consequence is that animal subsisten.,.
lays heavy on dry provender. Prices unaltered from our last N'
quotatio
SPIRIT MARKET. ice ti
The only commodity under this denomination that varies in p r
Rum, and its tendency is downward.

COLONIAL MARKETS. t Weal'
Great uncertainty as to prices now exists in these Inarkr--, be great
as the market was all last week and for some time T'a't, t Those
against.
ritio,
arrivals of produca yesterday are more than it can stand
arrivals amounted to 5,000 lihds. B.P. Sugar, 10,000 bags Blau 1,00
11,000 Manilla, 1,700 boxes Havannah, 1,900 puns. Rum+
_ „..ese
Molasses, and 2,500 casks of B.P. Coffee. The consequence of 75.0
arrivals is, that the market is increasingly dull, and nobody car
o'3,
purchase at present. We had some rather small Sales of J` ri„
Havannah, and Bengal Sugar, which did not all sell, and prices, whe,t
altered, arc lower. The same remark applies to 11. P. Sugar, which we;
languidly, at prices which were altered, and lower. A small sale of
casks, and 45 barrels B.P. Coffee. Great uncertainty attached as I;
prices previous to the sale, and these, where altered, are lower. rePPe,-
is firm. Of Rice, none offered for sale, and no Cocoa. In fact, business
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is very abridged indeed, and it seems that the only possible was t.;
increase business is by submitting to lower prices. For tomorrow vi
have no Colonial produce advertised; and altogether the market con-
tinues in a very proittrhte condition.

INDIGO SALE.—(THIS DAY.)
No new feature presented to-day. The attendance is rather siendero;
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the sale progresses heavily; prices just as they were, via, from (“titti
9d. per lb. lower than those of last sale. Above half of the Van
advertised has now passed auction.

TEA HIS DAY.
This sale continues languidSALE—, both in attendance and business ;prices
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are just the same as quoted yesterday. In two or three days tlic sale
expected to finish,

COAL MARI
Per Ton. s. d.
A.lair's l9 3
Itensham
Bishop's Main lB 6
Bute'a Tantield Moor 22 6
i..:arr's Hartley 2O 0
Chester Main
Hebburn Main 22 0
liolywell
L..'aze's Main
Pontop Windsor 2O 6
Picton IS 0
Russell's HighlMain
South Bartley 2O 0
l'antleld Moor 24 0
Willington 2.2 6
Nn, ylam 22 3
Nall; End Bell and Brown
Walls End Bewieke and Co 22 9
Walls End Grace '2o 6
Walls End Newmarch 2O 9
Ships arrive since

.ET.— April Z.
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falls End ..... 19
nuilig3,ll. Main ............
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Walls-I:idid Belmont .......
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W ar.s •En el 13 rad d yll', Hettin
Walls End Haswell ............ .. Q 4 9
Walls End Hetton ............
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Walls End Lambton .......... t!
Walls End Stewart's ........... 0
Walls End Adelaide ............ . 'l')

Wall, End Deanery ........••••'
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End South Duch 1' !j! !-
Walls End Nevin's Tanfie •• ')▪
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WallssEnd West Hetton ••••• • ,
Ilowar.l's Netherton )Isin "' iS
I langenneelt Coal .........•••••" u
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Merthyr ..............................
Walls End Killinlwortn .... •

last market— lay. 7.

LIVERPO COTTON MA RKET, APRIL '23. ,it thig
A considerable degree of briskness was apparent througho;o,oo;
day's Cotton Market, and there appeared a better feeling Writ)" the
buyers and sellers. An improvement of lAd. was oht&ined Orsbid.;
Cotton sold, which amounts to 5,000 bags. 300 Surat, to
4,50
60 Egyptian, Old. ; 30 Maranham, Sad. ; 90 Pernain, pd.;
American, std. to Std.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Apart. gl.Aned Is
Though the business done since this day week has been NI) fire,
every article to retail sales of the best qualities, holders have bebetsindle
and for such descriptions the prices of our last have bee"
eible
Supplies aro moderate from all quarters, and this remark i'., all a nor
to must of the leading markets of the kingdom. The we-atber bail'
last has been cold and harsh, with frequent showers e,", snoW 111 via'"
At Liverpool and 'Wakefield yesterday, a fair ev.ent Of bn'Tve:4 ha
done,
done, and for fine Wheats rather better
prices 19'.:re obtained. '3t sod
a steady though not brisk market to-day. s,,:tect samples of Wbe.o.o.-
favourite marks of Flour are rather betted sold, but inferior and Irevioll'
ditioned qualities of both are neglected, Prime Oats bring P ich is
rates, but the demands for this ;,-,rain as well as for Oatmeal, halt are
oflbred 3d. to &I. per load levier, is very limited. Beans and
both steady at the quotations of this day week.
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Married, on Saturdav,tlle 21st at Witll,,c°:;
Rawleigh, near Exmouth, -by the Rev. Frederick 111;00
Laurence Robert Shawe, Esq., late of the sth vra,,„,,a
Guards, to the Hon. Anne Jane Charlotte St. John, c.'" A
dangliter of the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Bolingbroke. gr.
very elegant drjeune and dinner were afterwards given b): dad
and Mrs. Sanders of St. John's, to the noble relatig"
friends who attended the happy ceremony.
Os sSthe
MR. O'CONNELL AND THEFar;Em.
Au official notice of the expulsion of Mr. O'C'onnellf.cliolii'
Masonic Order, has been sent to every lodge in the ,
—LinierieA Chronicle.
Miss STEPIIENS.—It was stated in the "`", h'icll3"
Papers of Saturday that this eminent vocalist arid allua—oe' 1
ccia"
was married to the Earl of Essex on Thursday last by The
lioenee, at his Lordship's mansion in Belffrave-square. rArlee
fair siren is in her 44th year. She made her fist aPi,.o g
A):,0
at Covent Garden, in September, 1813, as Mari"' creel°
Artaxerxes, with prodigious success, arid continued 3 inter
brilliant professional career until the festival in We'„,tin,'e F 31.1.
Abbey in 1834, which was her last public appearance. I
and Countess left Belgrave-square on Thursday to Pa' far"
honeymoon at Cashionbury, the delightful seat of tbe bav-
near Watford, Herts. llis Lordship is in his 82d Yerart:enitig.
ing been born on the lath day of November, 1757.---"
Paper.
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The Dutch have, it is said, restricted the cud' boa
tion of the clove to their settlement of AmboYna, 81:1;
endeavoured to destroy it in all the neighbouring-
Mademoiselle has arrived in Paris', ar st 11Y
n
Several men passed nearly the whole of I
roce"
night at the doer of the Chamber of Deputies, to ko'Phreitriog
witch they sold at a high rate to persons desirous of '' are
the close of the debate on the Five per Cents. Trek,
said to have sold as high as 20 francs. afford
SILK WEAVERS.—If every person who can rib
it would instantly determine to buy three yards °f 'rove"
band, the demand would far exceed the supply,
which, hundreds, if net thousands, of bands would he
employed, II"
diately which are at and to ..,,,,fic-
present out of work.
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At
EARL OF DURIIAM.—The noble Earl atrlsc,,fter
Lambton Castle late on Friday night, and on Saturday.se, he
visiting his uncle, Ralph L4mbton, Esq., at Murton 14.°u_oble
set out ;or London. We are happy to remark that tbi
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earl appeared in good health and spirits. We he3T.,Y9 bee°
him success in the arduous and difficult task which
entrusted to his care,
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At the late quatterly meeting of the iron- in oie
it Was determined that there should not be any advance
• n ot;0
still continues good, it was thought more advisable to co
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at the present prices than to attempt an advance. "
price of iron for tho ensuing quarter. Although the cl o
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