The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-10 00:00:00

HOP MARKET

There is a large supply of new Hops, which go off slowly,
and hardly support former quotations ; choice Hops arc 4carce.
The duty will be finally settled in a few days.
OIL MARKET.

This market generally is still, but no material change in the
value of any d~.•ccription can be instated. Common Fish,
from 261. to 37/ p r tu•i.

TALLOW MARKET.

There are still little business doing: and pi ices much as be-
!ore quoted, 53,
_6l on the sp )t sold to arrive.

- INDIGO SALE.—(FIFTH DAY.)
This sale is going off with sprit. at the roes previously
established. Almost all that is put up sells. Up to the pre-
sent time not I 0001bs bare been bought in.

TEA SALE —(EIGHTH D )
The sale progresses much as b• fore, and prices are gene-
rally Id. to 2d. per lb. below the rates of the last auctions.
The priacipal part of the quantity pa..s..d has sold.
COLONIAL MARKETS.
The colonial Markets c,.ntiriu, to exhibit a firm appearance,
and a fair business is doi.ig in most articles for consumption.
British Plantation and other Sugar is I, ss in demand, and the
market his become quiet hut withou, depression in prices.
A small public sale of B.irbadoes, sold tv last week's quo-
tations. Foreign Sugar is dull of sale and a parcel of
Yellow Havannah, put up by public sue ion, K. 1.18 with
drawn at former prices. In the Gifoe market, nothing is
doing; a few small weds were brought to auction, and
chiefly bought in for stiff prices. In other articles nothing
done of any moment, and prices gen. rally firm. Only one
public sale is advertised for to-morrow, consisting of 13. P.
Coffee and Pimento. To-day at public sale 6,000 bags Ma-
nilla Sugar sold at prices varying from I7s to 245., according
to quality. The stock of B. P. Sugar is 41,504 hhds. and
tierces, and 2,065 barrels; Bengal, 12,798 bap; Manilla,
63 954 bags; Mauritius, 73 580 bags; Hayannah, 18,823
boxes. Coffee :—The stock of 13. P. is 4 477 casks and 4..'68
barrels and bags; Ceylon, 9,349 bags; Mocha, 2,890 bales;
Brazil, 43.472 bags.

LIVERPOOL CORN-MARKET, OCT. 9.
We bad a fair supply of new Irish Wneat at our market
or (111133its'saya•
to day ; the quality of the greater part being very indiffeient,
the millers and dealers purchased spiringly, IA a reduction of
3d. to 4d. per 701bs. on lest week's prices; for old Foreign , ............i.........—.....-..-......---- • iity LI•
there was a moderate sale, at Id. to 2d. per 701bs. reduction. Agreeably to annual practice. the pix,
New Flour sold at a decline of Is. per 2801b5., the unlit of the silver plate ass. 'AI and stare red at the Edinburifat tri'j
most of it is good, and aveniges in price from 50s. to 5.5 i. per office during tide 'e3ra'r 1837-8, wan, on the
sthissmiths, in.
2801bs. There was little demand for Oatk; and Oatmeal was there by the Assayer of the Incorporation of Gold was found
purchased at 6d per 2401b5. under last week's prices. Irish presence of the of Wardens, end the orre gent ; and
Barley sold at 4a. fid. per 601bs
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OcT. 9.
C, old ,Englich. . -
to be of the standard appointed by Act of Par,ilacqranged t°
the letter for the ensuing year was directed to u.
We had another tr:i' t day in our Cotori Market to-Onv, the r that
va. •
sales nit exceeding 1,200 bales la prices, .howevCr. We
could observe no change, and the market rernains perfectly
bt ea dy. 730 A;eiiean, 54- !, 'ir'; ; lOU ;Surat, .44 to 4;- , 100-
part of the Tlvime, which rims through ,
but
_ow there... .
A century ttgo there. was but one brdit,i,igic:nd We.'srt;
Bahia, si; 70 Egyptian, 11:1,- to 124. . minster, and that aas Old Loudon-bridge, "
world.
five, and one of those the finest bridge in the