The Sun.
London, England, 1841-05-27 00:00:00

TEA MARKET.

Little business done, but. prices were fully supprted, and
but few parcels were pressing for sale. Company's Congou,
Is. Wt-d. cash. The deliveries Urge.
TALLOW MARKET.
Little business done in P.Y. Cradle, but prices were sup.
parted, and purchases were net to be made 'under 465. 6d. on
the spot, and 475. 9J. for tI& last three months.

FRUIT MARKET.--____.
. The demand from the shippers ;was steady, but the home
trade operated with much caution ; prices look downward, the
supply being large.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, MAY 27.—Wind this day at noon, E. to S.E.
variable, fine cl.ar weather.

• DEAL, MAY 26.—Wind N.E., moderate.—Arriced from
the River and the Fox.hound, for the South Seas ; Re-
pulse, Bombay ; Northumberland, Madras ; Centenary, Mon-
treal.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 26.—Wind S.E., moderate.—Arrived
the Sarah, from Savannah ; Corinthian, Zante. Sailed the
Gulnare, for Hobart Town ; Ann, Bombay ; Columbine,
Monte Video; IsaLel, Antigua; Columbus, Rio Janeiro;
Virginia awl Independence, New York ; Manley, Halifax ;
China, Quebec; Climentina, Ancona; Trinity yacht, Gib-
raltar. ArrivedolT, the Notion.

Wur.SHOE, MAY 26.-Ilie Alarm, from Hamburgh to
London, was on the Gunfieet. Sand yesterday.
Das,En, 26.—The Maria, from Ipswich to Liverpool,
was on sh.Te on the Goodwin Sands last night, crew raved.
R.SMSGATE, lIAy 26.—The Ellison, from London to Sierra
Leone, is on shore on the Goodwin Sands, with mizen-mast
cut away, and loss of anchors and cables.
POILTSMOUTH, MAY 2G.—Wind N.E. to S. S.E.—Arrived
the \Volga., Turner, from Havannah, for Amsterdam. Sailed
her Ala;csty's ship Reindeer, f.ir Gibraltar.
Cowxs, MAT 26.—Arrived the Lelbarn, Clark, Matanzas.
SournantrroN, MAY 24.—Arrived the Maria, Christiania.
PLymouzir, illAv W.—Sailed the Mary, for Quebec ;
Forth, Sydney, Naw South Wales : Brothers, ditto. The
Eleanor, trem Arklow, got on the Preakwate, during a tre-
men&us squall, but is expected off after discharging part of
her cargo.
FAL:dorm!, MAY 24.—Wind variable.—Arrived off the
Ann, Johnstone, from Trinidad. Sailed the Rollo, Labrador.
DUBLIN, MAY 23.—Arrived the Garonne., Richardson,
from Antigua; Wanderer, Robeson, Trinidad.
_ .

Conic, ‘IiIA;r 2.4.—..A.rrived the Elizabeth, Grunmer, frod
Liverpool, for St. John's, Yew Brunswick.

111SAI,E, MAY 23.—Sailed the Shannon, Collings, for
Prince Edward's Island.

MO NEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MtY 26.—The monoto-
nous inactivity still prevails in our Cotton Market. The sales
to-day do not exceed /40 bales. Prices for inferior descrip-
tions of American are quoted in some instances at ljgd. per
pound lower. For other kinds there is no alteration. •
LIVERPOOL SRA ILE-MARKET, MAY 26.—We have been
rather better to-day in the Share Market. The transactions
comprise Edinburgh and Glasgow, 38i ; Grand Junction
Quarter Shares, 254; North Midland, 334; Eastern Counties,
n ; London and Birmingham New Thirds, 22% ; Midland,
Counties Quarter Shares, 2li.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, MAY 26.—Owing to
the unsett,ed state of political affairs awl the general depression
in trade, the Share Market still presents a very gloomy appear-
ance. Shares of almost every description are, neglected.
North Midland Thirds, 12s. 6d. prem. ; Manchester and
Birmingham, 24i 25 ; Manchester and Leeds, 50 52 ; Ditto
Halves, 20 21 ; Midland Counties, 65 90; Manchester and
Liverpool District Bank, 10E 11.

According to private letters from the Hague, the financial
situation of the Netherlands has considerably improved lately.
According to the c?.lculation rod the providing of the Minister
•of Finance, the receipts for the year 1841 amount to the rum
of 25,131,000 francs, of which 161,428,000 for the colonies
and the expenses, 281,237,000 francs, of which are 114,114,000
for the Colonies. There will be this year an excess of receipts
of 3,896,000 francs.

We have received the Journal of Antwerp, of yester.•
day's date.
BOURSE or AusTzunA 31, MAY 24.—Owing to a little al-
teration in the Foreign Bourses, our National lusds remained
inactive and stationary, and the transactions were insignificant.
Nevertheless the prices remained firm without variation.
Ardoin's Spanish were offered and little sought after.