The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-21 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN ExcliAlTiv,. A rm. 21.
The supply of every kind of Grain is tolerably good, as also of
Flour. Wheat of fine qitality being scarce, obtains Monday's
terms, but other sorts are nearly'unsaleable. liarley is at a stlnd,
though it cannot be quoted lower than on Monday ; Beans and
Peas are unaltered; Oita meet a slow sale at the terms of our last
quotations.

A nuivALs—Englifl Wheat, 4GO ; Barley, 4,300 Oats,
12,500 ; Irish Oats, 3,600 quarters; 9,300 sacks

. SMITHFIELD MARKET, A Pali. 21.
At this day's Alarkot, the supply of which was very limited,
'Beef and Mutton commanded a ready sale, the former at abcut
2d., the latter at from.2d. to 4d. per stone beyond Monday's
quotations, at which Lamb, Veal, and Pork were stattonary ;
coarse and inferior Beasts producing from 3s. 4d. to 3s. Bd.;
coarse and inferior Sheep, 35. 6d. to 3s. 10t1. ; second gualitY
Beasts, 4s. 4d. to 45.,8d. • second quality Sheep, .'nut of wool,
4s. (Ll. to 4s. Bd., in wool, 4s. lid. to 4s. M.; prime large
Oxen, 4s. 10d. to ss. ; prime long-w'oollM Sheep, tint of wool,
4s. Bd. to 65.; in wool, 45. 10d. to ss. 2d.; prime Scots, Nor-
folk home-hreds, &c. ss. 2d. to full 6s. 4d. ; primest South
Downs wetliers (all in wool), Ss. 44. to 6s. Psi. ; large Lambs,
6s. Bd. to 6s. ; prime small Lambs, 6s. Rd. to 7s. ; large coarse
Calves, 4s. Bd. to ss. N.; Calves of from 12 to 18 stoneesch,
if white in the flesh, and otherwise conpiete, Ai. lid. to 6s. ;
large Hog. 4s. to 4s. 4d.; and neat datry,fed Porkers, not
exceeding istone each, 4.. Bd. to toi. per stoma °filth. to sink
the Ofrals.. Suckling Calves, which were few its nurnber, from
125..t0 325. ; had quarter old store Pigs, 128.• to • 184. each.
Cows were sought, but there were no good ones in the
market. Supply, us per statement of clerk of market :-
Beasts ... 341 1 Calves
Sheep and Lamht .7,7401' Pigs

NEWCATE AND 14BADENHA.1,14
(At per stone, by the CareaVt.)
Beef, from 3*. to 4x.; Mutton, 3*. 401 to 4e. !M.; Lamb,
4s. 04. to 6t. ; Veal and Pork; 4e. to s*. 401.

ROMFORD MARKET A ram 19.
Beef and Mutton, from 3s. 101, to 4. ; Lamb, 6s. Ild.
to tis. fid. ; Veal, 4s. 10d. to fic 12d. ; and Pork, 4s. to 4s. 10d.
per atone. Sucking Calves, from 12s, to 30s. ; and quarter old
store pigs, from 12s. to 10s. each. Supply go,,d, and trade
dull.

•
Yesterday dispatches were received at the Foreign
Office, from Paris, from the British Minister.
Yesterday Sir HERBERT TAYLOR transacted mi-
litary business with the Duke of YORK, at his house,,
in South Audley-street.
The extraordinary and very extensive collection of
ancient and modern Tracts, made by the late Mr. Perry, during nearly
half a century, and which in the sale of his Lilfrary byEvane, was
purchased by a well-known literary character, at a high price, is
again shortly to he brought to the hammer, in do sale Of this
gentleman's books. They are uniformly bound; 'and many va-
luable additions have been made to theni. They are designated'
the "Perry Tracts." They will be sold by Evans.
GENERAL ELECTION.—(Dover, April2o.)--Mr-
.T AxEs MounisoN, who, in conjunction with Mr. Cvamt,its Pour
LETT THOMSON', had offered himself as a Candidate far the Ilepre
sentation of Dover at the ensuing General Election, on the 'tilt'!"
ministerial interest, has announced, by a letter to the Freemen„nr
regret that the state of his health preVents hi* continuing r(„4
didate. Mr. TunsasoN, on the contrinil; dead ,kil
inten-
tion to persevere, and to stand a poll, and ere m
the necessary arrangements. lie had as 'strong me g „t"
hie
friends last evening. ,
has tne moot liberal
The Marquis of STAFFORD
er aeconded the endeavours of the. Earl of Livraroot., in lie-
half of that excellent Society, the Artists' General Ilenevolent In-
atitution, by presenting them with a second donation of fifty
pouuds so noble an example will be followed by the
lovers end we
dpise patrons of Art.