The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-10 00:00:00

CITY MARKETS.-(TWO O'CLOCK.)

SUGAR.—The stock of British plantation sugar in the
West India Docks is now about 20,000 hhds., and though
the demand is less active, the delivery last week was about
2,400 casks. Strong working sorts are chiefly in de-
mand. Foreign Sugars generally are steady. Alauritius
sugars sell readily, particularly brown sorts. The import
of the Maui itius continues much under that of last year,
and the delivery for home use about 39,000 bags more
than up to this time last year, a proof of the increasing de-
mand for their sugars. Refined goods remain heavy.

COFFEE.—The accounts from the Continental Market
continue pretty favqurable, and the demand for foreign and
Etat India sorts is steady. British plantation for export
is taken sparingly, owing to the high prices given by our
own dealers. The stock of British plantation is about
1,000 hhds. less than at this time last year.
INnico SALE.-This morning the quarterly sale of
Indigo commenced at the East India-house, but was not
al fully attended as some sales previously. The quantity
:;eclared for sale was 7,470 chests, of which 1,952 were
the ,Company's goods, and the remainder was licensed
Indigo. Before the sale commenced about 750 chests
were withdrawn by the importers, and the sale the❑ pro-
ceeded with the consuming sorts (Company's), which com-
menced languidly at from 4s. 6d. to 4s. 7d. per lb., which
is a shade below the rates obtained for similar samples at
the April declaration. The quantity to be offered at pre-
sent is much less than that declared at the former sale, and
it is, therefore, expected that, as the sale proceeds, more
animation will be shown.

Hum.—Tile Government contract for 100,000 gallons
be taken on Thursday, and some curiosity exists as to
the result. Although the stock in the port of London is
L. 000 puncheons less than last year, it is still large.
is are firm at Is. 7d. par gallon. The last Go-
vt, ntil,nt contract was taken at Is. 48d. per gall )n.

SPICES.—The market is steady and prices are firm.
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TEAS.-The deliveries are pretty large, and there still
continues a regular demand for low-priced teas.
WooLs.—The attention of the trade is directed to the
sales, which commenced this afternoon. Portugal wools
ate going on heavily.
Hops.-The accounts from the plantations this morning
are more favourable, and the duty is calculated at from
160,0001. to 165,0001. The demand is chiefly for Sussex
and Kent pockets, the former fetching SOs. to 965., and
the latter 80s. to 100 s. per cwt.
Corrox.—There is more business doing, and in some
instances advanced prices have been obtained. The Li-
verpool Market, this morning's accounts state, is very
brisk.

TALLOW.—.The price is more firm at 425. per cwt.
The delivery was only 811 casks last week. The stock is
6,100 casks.

.KET.--July 9.
Per Ton. s d.
Walls End Walker 20 0
Lambton'sPrimrose......— 19 6
Walls End Hetton 21 6
Walls End Lambton 21 9
Walls End Stewart'o-- 21 9
Walls End Butter Knowl 20 0
Walls End Tees 21 0
Cowpen ------- IS 6
Walls End Elgin --. 16 0
Llangennech Pemberton 20 0
New Flockton, Milne,
and Co. 17 n

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Silkstone Field and Co.— 17 U
South Hetton Seam--... 16 6
\Varde's Llanelly---. 20 0
Adair's Trader .--...—.... 18 0
last market-day, 22.