The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-30 00:00:00

ness has been limited ; prices remain steady. The
demand for Cotton has been considerably checked
this week, owing to the arrivals, which consist of
17,424 bags. The prices of most descriptions have'
declined about ith per lb. The sales amount to 8,600'
bags. 4,080 Bowed, NA. to 7d. chiefly at 60. to 6fid.•
for fair to good fair ; 1,580 Orleans 6id. to Bd., chiefly-
at 64d. to 7d. for fair to good fair ; 650 Mobile and Ala-.
barna 6id. to 74-d.; 220 Sea Island at 100. to'
17d.; 70 Stained Ditto at 6d. to 6.1-d; 400 Per-
nambuco at 9d. to 9:1. ; 230 Maranham at sad.
to B:kd.; 160 Bahia at Bd. to Bd.; 800
Egyptian at 64(1. to 81-d.; chiefly at 7d.; 140 De-
merara at 8(1. to 10d.; 20 Bahama at 6;lid. to 61414
70 Carthagena at 54d.; 10 Manilla at W.; 130
Surat at 4-id. to s:id.; 30 Bengal at 4id.
Imported into Liverpool from the 21st to the 27eli
April, 18'27, inclusive, by 6 vessels from New'
York, 1 Charleston, 1 Philadelphia, 1 Savannah,
10 New Orleans, 1 Callao, 6 Odessa, 1 Cha-
rente, 1 Harlingen, 1 Brahestadt, 1 Rostock, 2'
Rotterdam, 1 Dort, 1 Wismar, 1 Alexandria, and
1 Lisbon :

Brandy, 300 casks ; Geneva, 80 ditto ; Foreign
Wheat, 6,660 qrs.; Tar, 746 brls.; Turpentine,
1,252; West India Cotton, 54 bales ; New Orleans
and Mobile ditto, 9,533 bales ; Rest United States
ditto, 6,118 bales ; Egyptian ditto, 1,719 ; To-
bacco, 74 hhds.; Flour, :3,850 brls.; Flax Seed, 98
tcs.; Tallow, 2,405 casks ; Bark, 61 casks ; Mad-
der, 216 casks ; Cow and Ox Hides, 8,980.

There has been nothing done in RDugh Turpen-
tine this week. In Tar only one small parcel of Ca-
rolina has been sold at I4s. 6d. per barrel ; a cargl
of 750 barrels Stockholm, just arrived, will be offer
by auction on Monday. Rosin is steady at 6s. 661"
and rather more inquired for.
There continues a moderate demand for Pet
Aches, but no appearance of improvement in prices;
about 250 barrels Montreal Pot have been taken at
235. 3d. to 235. 6d. Pearls are less inquired for:
the sales only 20 barrels at 21s. per cwt. Of States'
Ashes a small parcel of 17 barrels Boston has been
sold at 275. per cwt. which is the only business in
this description. The transactions in Dyewoods are
very limited; of Logwood 70 tons Campeachy have
been sold at 71. 155.; 25 tons Spanish Fustic at
71. 10s. per ton; 40 tons solid Nicaragua Wood of
middling quality -at 171. to 171. 13s. • and 22 tons
small at 81. 10s. per ton ; 10 tons Gahm' Barwood
sold at 71. and eight tons Camwood at 14/. 105. for
partially oiled, and 16/. to 161. 10s. for a fine parcel.
Nothing has been done in Quercitron Bark. Up;
wards of 1,200 tons Foreign Oak Bark for tanners
use have been imported this week, of which 500 tons •
were offered on Thursday by Auction, the whore j
was withdrawn, the trade not being willing to give
the prices demanded, 30 tons ordinary Dutch have
since been sold by private at 51. 13s. and 60 tong
prime at 61. 10s. to 61. 15s. per ton. In Valonia 11°: t
sales effected. tl

A small parcel of Sicily Barilla has been sold f 4
161. per ton. One hundred baleS French Madder
Roots offered by auction on Wednesday, were not
sold. Ten tons Munjeet have been sold at 20/. per
ton, duty paid; and 38 casks fair Ombro' Madderi•
at 51s. a .525. per cwt. Galls are quite neglected,
and the price quite nominal. The finer descriptions
of East India Safflower are in request; 15 bales
have brought 61. 10s. per cwt. Sicily Shumae js
lower ; 750 bags fine new sold at 10s. 6d. and a small
parcel of Verona at Bs. per cwt. Little doing in
Saltpetre at the prices quoted. Sowing Flax Se',
has declined considerably ; on Wednesday 627 hhds.
new Baltimore (brand 1827) were offered by auctiolip
279 hhds. were sold at 545. a 555. per hhd.; the re-
mainder withdrawn, and now held for 60s. per lilid.
No sales of Clover Seed reported this week.
The sales of Olive Oil arc trifling at 46/. for Gal-
lipoli, and 421. for Sicily. For Lihseed Oil there is
a fair demand. Fish Oils remain very dull, and to
effect sales rather lower prices have been submitted
to. Palm Oil is steady at 211. to 271. 10s. with
fair ,Innand. There is a good inquiry for Oil 01
Turpentine. Carolina Rice is dull of sale, and the
prices rather lower ; the transactions of the week
are only 65 casks at 19s. 6d. to 21s. per cwt. The
Hide market continues more depressed then vas
expected, very few have latterly been taken by the I
trade; the only sales reported this week are 270 dry, ;I
Odessa Ox and Cow at 61d., and 360
dry salted:).
Brazil at 64d. per lb. In Hemp there is very little
business doing. Tallow is not quite so saleable this I.
week, the imports from Odessa have thrown a very
ample supply into the market, which has occasioned
a decline of 6d. per cwt., about 300 casks have been
sold at 395. to 395. 6d. for Odessa, 40s. for new'
Y. C., 395. for old Y. C., and 38s. 6d. for old
Siberia.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

DURIVG LAST Vt REX:.

Wheat.

Barley.

Oats.

Seano• _

Per Quarter.

S. to s.

N. to s.
30 43
45
35 43
16 38
36 4L
40 44

s. to s.
28 :10

to

Carlisle.

Ilexharn

Morpeth.

52 60
49 56
51 61
48 56
58 CI

32 40
28 32
25 32
30 38

Nevi=castle
Itontsey
Sttnderlalid-
Winchester -

-4t4
5t

Per Bushel.
Birmingham
Coventry
Newcastle (Stair)
Northallerton
Penrith
Stafford

s. d. s. d.
80 88
70 79
98 99
70 76
00 0
90 94
70 78
72 79

s. d. s. d.
53 59
52 60
70 76
50 56
00 52
70 76
53 59
52 63

s. d.
53 56
52 60
52 60
50 43
4 00
60 :0
50 56
48 56

8.6- sso74
n 80
7 " 6
7 0 1°
7 6
00 6
10 0 ig 0
76 y 0
83

Warwick
Worcester*,.,—.

Per Noll.
Barnardeastle
Darlington ...--
Durliatn
Stanhope

12 0 15 6
140 160
IX 0 150
12 6 13 9
12 6 139
il3 6 15 0

00 110
106 00
106 113
00 100
00 00
11 0 11 6

70 -96
70 IQ 0
80 86
70 00
70 80
90 106

_o 1!
120 " •
100 120,o
00 "„ n
o 0

Wolsingham

SCOTCH MARKETS.
HADDINGTON CORN MARKET.—ApriI 27.
We had a good supply of all kinds of Grain to-day,
~
Wheat, with a quick sale. Oats are higher on the average,
kit other articles are lower.
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First (S3s Od 44s Od 42s Od
Second s9s Od 38s Od 40: Od
Third
There were 378 qrs. of Wheat in market, wi
8 ...at B.s.s Od. 37 ...at ;59, Od.
7
21
93

Pease. 1
54s Od
52s Od
50s Od
Sereof34B4(
17d ...at ,
15
1
—l5 Grey

Bows.
536 Od
516 Od
506 Od
Id thus
▪ 565. Od
• 55 0
• 54 0

DALKEITH CORN MARKS'
The supply of Wheat and Barley was 1
heavily at last week's prices.
Wheat. Barley. Oats.'
First 32s Od I 34s Od I 30s Od
Second
Third

21
Lrge ; the h

former sold

Pease. I Bean&
295 Od 2gs Od
27s Od 275 Od
25s Od I 25s Od

GLASGOW CORN
We have had a fair demand ft
week ; not so much business doh
same. Barley scarce, and forme
still in request. No alteration it
Wheat, per 2401 b. s. d. s.d.
British, old 3l 0t0320
-new 3OO 320
Canada, free 3O 0 32 0
Irish
Barley, per 3201 b.
English 35 (I 86 6
Scottish
Irish. 34 0 35 6
50 0 33 0

MARKET.—ApriI 25.
Or Wheat, at the prices of let
ing in Oats, but prices nearly the
er rates fully supported. realic
n Beans.
Oats, per 2611 h. s• d• s. d.
Irish 240t02/16
British 0 °
Beans, per 2601 b.
English
Scottish
IFlS:ner,ea:p7rol4ht?..i.b 342094 0) 532495 0:

MINING INT
Quantity of Copper Ore sold at lii
Average Produce
Quantity of fine Copper
Amount of Sale, IS/1911. 13s. 6d -

............................................. Tons.
..............
3, 1 Cwt.
07
'...:Average Standard, 109/. 9s. 0(1.

BIRTHS.
On the 28th instant, in Northumberland-street, Strand,
Mrs. Burckhardt, of a son.
On the 28th instant, at 63, Russel-square, Mrs. Henri
Pownalf, of a daughter.