The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-01 00:00:00

MARKIM.-(TIIIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
There are moderate arrivals this week of all kinds of
.11;graie. The weather having continued favourable sitve
s sonday, the wheat trade has become very heavy, and
I ,rites are declined Is. to 2s. per quarter. In Barley,
:I 'Beans, and Pease, no alteration. Oats meet a clack de-
."and at last quotations. The Flour trade is not so brisk
of late.
t

bs„E.,„ItL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
ortth.' reek ended July 25, 1828, made up from the Returns
and \,‘,' anl,Peotors in the different (Slues and Towns in England
lea es. per Imperial Quarter.
Barte 566. Id. Oats 21s. P. 1.1 Beans...—. 375.
,441.
sint"."--••; os. I Pease--- 38s. At
wh AGGIteGATE AVERAGES of the Sit Wugas PRECEDINU.
Barl7J----- 565. Cid. I Oats 21s. 4d. I Beans--.. 375. 7d.
30s. Ild. I Rye --31 s. 7d R. fed.
Whe DUTIES ON FORVIGN CORN.
Bd. Oats 15s. :Id. I Beans.,—.—lis. Od
16s: BA I Rye'

SMITHFIELD MARKET.
This day, supply of Beasts, Calves, and Porkers, was
limited, that of sheep and Lambs tolerably good, but not
sO ntlmerous as that of this day se'nnight--Veal went off
witb some degree of brisknes at an advance of about 4d.
Per stone ; other kinds of meat slowly at Monday's prices.
taress rzn. STONE OF BLES. TO SINK THE OYFALS.
s. d. to a. d. s. d. tog. d.
Int •
enor Beasts 2 8 3 0 Large Lambs
ttileodla quality ditto 3 2 3 8 Prim
ee small ditto 0 0 5 0
rge Oxen... 4 0 4 4 Larg coarse Calves 3 6 4 0
:tenor
Scots, &c..... 4 4 4 6 Prime small ditto 5 0 5 4
:tenor Sheep 0 3 4 Large Hogs
ecetond quality ditto 3 6 310 Small Porkers, 5 0 5 4
so44a-woolled ditto 0 4 4 Suckling Calves I to 40s. each.
uthelown Wethers 4 4 4 9I Quarter old Pigs 1 Ss. to 225. each.
SLIMY, AS TER CLERK'S STATEMENT.
De
22 (Sheep and Lambs.' Calves. I Pigs.
10,290 353 100
,tv 4n useful short horns Milch Cow, with her small Calf,
2`ll vrotth from 211. to 23/.

I'iENVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.
At per stone by the Carcass.
Ile'f a. d. to a. d. a. 4. ton. d.
Flattop
............... . 2 S 310 Veal
. DOD° ..... ~. 210 4 0 Pork
*Lana)

CITY MARKETS, TWO O'CLOCK.
, PLANTATION SUGARS.--On Tuesday and yester-
4aY there was a good deal of business done at firm
Pikes but to-day the market became heavy, and
velY few transactions took place : there has been a
good show ef Sugars all the week. The de-
"verY from the West India Docks last week was ex-
tensive,
upwards of 4,390 hhds. and tierces, and
4bout 900 hhds. and tierces more than were de-
lirered, in the same week last year : tile Stock on
""ththowever, has also encreased, and there is now
in e Docks about 10,500 hhds. and tierces more
than last year. The parcel of Barbadoes brought
forward by public sale oat Tuesday, being offered
principally in small lots, went off briskly at higher
tr,ices than the sale of last week • to-day 9,716 bags
the good
Sugar were offe red by public sale, when
good and stroll
full qualities sold freely at
g y Prices ; but thelot- brown, middling and soft
io
lualities went off rather he avily, and at about is.
lower prices.
Delivered last week frost Ai rest India Docks, 1,045
Olds., 349 tra.
S 3 ,3
Sb°ek on hand in West India Docks (on 28th ult.)
52 hhds., 3,504 trs.
Stock on hand in West Indite Decks (on 30th July,
1827), 23,577 hhds., 2, 768 trs-
_ FoREIGN SUGARS.—There vas a little business
1
fMne to-day in Brazil Sugars by the Refiners, the
,lew Bill for the admission of Foreign Sugars for
efining for
passed. export, at the dc.ty of t7s., having
REFINIKD SUGARS.—The !main ess done on Monday
'lt the low and middling deseript times of lumps and
loaves was extensive, and very fi rna prices were ob-
tained; since, however, the marls et has become flat,
'ad although there are scarcel3r at ly parcels of these
'Dna offering, the buyers are ens leavouring to pur-
qlase at a shade lower prices ; in the Grocery de-
eriptions no alteration has taken 'lace ;of crashed
some sales were effected at beginning of the

COPFEE.-811 casks and .225 ' bags Plantation
here offered on Tuesday and ye:stes day, consisting
!f the ordinary to good micktilis tg qualities of
'ianaica and Dominica, and nearly all the Jamaica
'as disposed of, but the fine ordiniar. v and low mid-
(ling qualities went at rather lowor prices; to-day
'lother sale of 281 casks and 2J7 bet -5 was brought
l'rward, but nearly the whole parcel' ‘ vas bought in,
1,11: bids not being within several slid. tinge of what
(I been previously obtained.
i belivered lut week from West India D. Its, 756 Casks,
487 Bags, &c.
, stock on hand in West India Dodos ( on 25th inst.)
'l,t: t 1 Casks, 83,427 Baia, &c.
11Ntock on hand in West India Docks+, i (en 30th Jnly,
7) 12,365 Casks, '74,133 Bags, &c.
FRUIT,--This market continues nutcA t in the same
state
as last week; there is a little ensl miry for fine
'ittscatells, but there are very few remaiiti ing on hand.
PIcEI•---Much firmness is evinced iv. this market.
(.1
vllrlamen maintains the late advance. ; Some Peru-
, p.,,,1(.11 Bark yesterday sold with spirit ate a t advance in
'ee• Pimento obtains Did.
a SPlarrs.--The Rum market .continu o s very firm,
41 b •.w business to some extent has bee n done this
eek• Geneva and Brandy do slot sell s o readily.
b SALTPETRE.--Some speculative bai rag sins have
aI. eell entered into in this article, at an advance of
.t.cn ls. to ls. 6d. per cwt. in the prices: .a fortnight
tops The stock is low.
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' th.(loPs. A planter whom we I tave se en, arrived
morning from Kent, states t; hat the 'pine gene-
rot
11 is in a flourishing state. TI he pick itlg will be
I.; utte one. From other districts the ac counts are
'avottrable. The estimated duty is now .18.5,0001.
COTTOV.—The demand for Cottons is; steady,
but not extensive, and prices in general the same.
Some Manilla yesterday, bypubli c sale, At ,e nt off at
Irci)ra sd. to 7d. The quaptity of business .doing at
1., verpool continues large, and tha t market .now re-
gulates the London business.
Itlct continues to meet ready purchase 43 at an
imP,.l:ovement of ls. per cwt.
l'au.ow—There have been son ie extens live ar-
rival,o.%Tallow from St. Petersburg h within the last
T wo
Terds 1 upwards of 20 ships hay ing entei led the
The stock will thus be in uch incr rased ;
friotriri 15 to 20,000 casks are suppost al to hay e arri-
- Id'e' The market here is very steat ly, and a . good
pa of business doing. Late accouuts from Saint
b:tiersburgh this morning quote Tallo w the sa tae as
l;,t!st post. The shipments of produce conti hued
w",," aCtivity.
`',.11-3.----There is not much doing at present in this
market. Fish Oils maintain the late advance. !. teed
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4re improving in value and are hither.
thrTohe commercral letters from Bombay obtaii ted
'VI arrivals from thence this morning, state t, hat
the markets for British manufactures were brisk, esl se-
ciallY as regards Cotton goods. Woollens, hot tr-
ever; w
prouuee
the d '
ere heav • • there was not much doing I hi
The letters)9 from the Mauritius advise the. tt
b •441 age done in the Sugar plantations by the lat e
Urrlearlt seas much less than at firit stated.

SOUTHALL MARKET.—JuIy 30. ,
At °tit market to-day, which was well supplied/ and
rather
of fat
Nunerously attended by buyers, each kind
Shock experienced a dull sale, at the following prices per
stone of Blb. to sink the offals
neer
1%1 u 3s. Ad. to 4s. 40. I Veal 4s. 2d. to . .
20.
3 ti 4 tS Pork 4 2 ,
lamb 20. to n. 2d.
The for •
qme No'ng quotations are Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, the
oh this day se'nnight • ',arab at a depression of 20. per
considerable part oethe supply left the market unsold.

sßeef LEWES MARKET.—JuIy 29.
Mutton as. lnd. to 4e. 4d. I Veal 44.2 d. rts.
*.r.`" 4 46 I 0 0 0 0
Lamb .................... 4e. Od. to sg. Oki.B_:_l°l___l"Pnir, and a moderately brisk trade.

RUMFORD MARKET.—JuIy 30. s d t d.
4
3 0
/I"^f s. d. to s.
.4 A 4 Veal
Mutton '3 G Pork
Lamb . . ...... 4s. Oil. to Od•
',Ling Calves from 14.1. to:kis.; Quarter old PigslGB. t 0,0,4— tae h.
Supply good, and trade dull.

f \'esterday the election fora Morning Preacher
Vtte Female Orphan Asylum, Westminster-road, took
eer'. The candidates were the Rev. Mr. DILLON and
fat v-olu..Mr. HARRIS; but the former gentleman
IVO the
qtr. ivte. 13 At the close of the poll the numbers were—for
4,toN 30'2, and Mr. Ilmints 184. Mr. DILLON
Vas therefore, elected.

MAGAZINE DAY.

BLACKWOOIYb MAGAZINE.

We have but just this instant received this
Magazine, of which, of course, we can say no-
thing more than that it looks fiery, spirited, and
pugnacious. On cutting open the leaves, we
caught a hasty casual glance of some hard words,
which we think will bear out our suspicions.
We shall give a more extended notice in a day
or two.