The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-05 00:00:00

CITY MARKETS-(TWO O'CLOCK.)

SUOAR.-1 he Market for British Plantation Sugars
continues heavy this morning, at the reduction of from
sixpence to one shilling per cwt., submitted to at the end
of last week. The stock is rather increasing, and as the
deliveries last week from the West India Docks were not
above 2,700 hhds., tbete at present remains there about
47,200 hhds. and 8,440 tea. In Foreign Sugars there
has been little done thia morning, but prices are firm.
The market for Mauritius Sugars continues inactive, and
the deliveries last week (ruin the West India Docks did
not exceed 1,300 bags, leaving a stock of about 18,600
bags. In Refined Goods there is rather more doing. The
reduction in the drawback of one-tenth came into opera-
tion this morning.
COFFEE.—The best Jamaica, are firm, and Weed the
same remark will apply to other qualities, though not so
much has been done to-day. Clean Grocery sorts are
purchased readily.
Rust.--The Government contract will be taken to-mor-
row; till then business will not be done to any considerable
amount. The deliveries last week were upwards of 700
puns., of which about 360 were fur exportation. The
stock in the West India Docks is rather above 28,000
puns. and 2,600 hlids.
The SPICE market is firm; Saltpetrecontinues in active
demand ; the holders ask Os. per cwt There are many
buyers at from 38s. Gd. to 395. Gd. per cwt.
THE TOBACCO Taane.—The new crop is anxiously
looked for. There is a good demand for Ireland, but, as
suitable qualities are scarce, little business is doing. The
new crop is expected to be better than anticipated. Virgi-
nia stalks are in good demand, and prices from ss. to 10s.
per cwt. higher have been p►id than those realized ;Jew
weeks back. The deliveries in the month just ended were
8,823 Mids., exceeding those up to the corresponding pe-
riod of last year by about 2,400 Mids. The increase has
been principally in the export trade.
Iloes.—As high as 141. per cwt. have been paid for
new Mid-Kent pockets, and a further advance looked for.
The duty is now estimated under 92,0001. Hops of 1828
and 1829 are about 10s. to 15e. per cwt. above last
week's quotations.
The market for RUSSIAN Paonucx is steady. Tallow
is quoted at 375. Gd. per. cwt. The next accounts from
St. Petersburgh are looked for with interest. The stock
is now 26,255 casks against 19,248 casks at this period
last year. The delivery last week was 2.008 casks.
In Corror; there is rather more doing. The stocks
are much under those of last year.
There are no accounts yet from the fisheries, and ad-
vices are looked for with great anxitty. Pale Seal Oil
has advanced to 34/. per ten ; Greenland on account is at
34/. per ton.
Norco SAI.E.-....This morning the East India Com-
pany's sale of Indigo commenced at the India House, and
was fully attended. The total amount declared for the
present sale was about 8,500 chests ; Lot previously to the
commencement of the sale nearly 800 chests were with-
drawn by the Proprietors. The sale commenced rather
languidly, anti is expected to go lower. The qualities
selling this morning went from 4s. 6d. to ss. 10d. per lb•
but as yet no fair average can be drawn.
Woot. TRADE.-This important branch of trade con-
tinues to be very active. This morning there was a full
attendance of the trade at a public sale of Wools, and much
avidity was shown to purchase. The Wools on sale were
Australian, Tasmanian, and German. The Tasmanian are
all going off with spirit at from Is. lid. to Is. 9d. per lb.

The news of the late Revolution in France
seems to have excited great sensation in the United States,
The New York Gazette of Sept. 6, says—" The tri-
coloured flag was displayed on the boards of the Park
Theatre on Friday evening, and a French gentleman, in the
rinsed the National Guard, sung the "Marseillois Hymn."
The house was crowded to excess. A great number of
the French retidents were present, and nothing could ex-
ceed the enthusiasm with which the display was received by
them. They joined the chorus of the song with one voice,
and in the full fervour of exultation. There was a general
waving of handkerchiefs and flourishing of hats—not a
few of the latter of which were decorated with the tri-
coloured cockade."
FIRE.---This morning, about four o'clock,
a fire broke out at a coffee-shop in Church-lane, White-
chapel. Such was the fury with which the devourinr
element raged that the inmates were compelled to escape
almost in a state of nudity, and, in a alma time, the inte-
rior of the house was entirely destroyed. Though the
calamity created great alarm among the neighbours, they
feel some satisfaction at the destruction of the house, as it
was a notorious harbour for the young thieves who infest
the eastern part of the metropolis.