The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-29 00:00:00

DYE MARKET.

Most descriptions of goods, in this market, are dull. In Indigo
nothing doing whatever. Ligwood is eat, and Jamaica is quoted at
71. to 71. 7s. There is no Shumac or rustic in the market. Bengal
Safflower, we quot at 555. to 795, per cwt. according to quality. 443
chests of Indigo are declared for public sale, on the 18th April.
TALLOW MARKET.
P. V. C. today continued flat, at 575.
FOREIGN HIDE AND SKIN MARKET.

Considerable business is doing in this department in Buenos Ayres,
Montevideo, Rio Grande, Lima, and East India Hides and Skins. The
arrivals of late have_heen large ; notwithstanding the prices must be
quoted firm.

METAL MARKET.
There is not quite so much doing as there was in this department.
Most business transacting in Spanish Lead and British Iron. Prices of
all kinds continue as last week. Spelter is held firmly at 161. per ton
on the spot.

BALTIC PRODUCE MARKET.
The stocks of Hemp, Pitch, and Tar, are very short. Buyers are '
waiting for fresh arrivals. Nothing is now doing and prices very firm.
COLONIAL MARKETS.
The disposition to purchase goods is better for home consumption,
and for export the demand is fair. B.P. Sugar sells with an improved
demand, and prices are looking up. Lowest, 575. ; middling, 60s. ;
fine, 630. Refined Sugar is quoted at 555, but not much demand.
We have no public sales to-day of Sugar, Coffee, or Spices. The Coffee
market is particularly flat, but the sugar market is better, decidedly. Tea
is quiet, waiting the public sales which commence on Monday next. The
quantity declared is 12,554,822 lbs. of various kinds. No serviceable
opinion can be foamed yet how this article will sell. The market for
Rice is flat, rather than otherwise. Rum is quiet, but very firm.
By private contract there is but very little doing.
For tomorrow we have advertized 10,200 bass of Mauritius Sugar,
and 2,000 bags Havannah. Some small parcels of British Plantation
and Java Coffee, and a large parcel of East India, admissible
at the Pd, duty. For to-morow, also we have several thousand bales
of ditnretit kinds of Cotton advertized.

COAL MARK.
Perron. L d,
Adalr's
Bute'a Tan field Moor 22 0
Chester Main
Holywell
Ord's Redhugh
Picton l9 0
Pinto)) Windsor 22 6
Walls End Pewicke and Cs 23 6
Walls End Gosthrth
Walls End Hilda ...... ..,~.
Walls End Hotspur u. 21 0
Walls End Killingworth
Walls End Braddyll's Hetton 23 6
Walls End Hetton 95 2
Walls Er4l Latnbton 23 3
Wails End Pemberton 22 0
Ships arrivell sine,
----

.ET.—March 28.
Per Eon. 1. .1
Walls End Ilussel's Heton... 25 3
Walls End Stewart's in 0
Walls End Hartlepool 26 0
Union Main ...........
Walls End Deanery £.o 0
Walls End Chayter 'fees
Wrlls End North Gordon
WalislEnd Nevin's Tantield lB 6
Walls Edd New Tees
Walla End South Durham 22 6
Walls End Tees 24 9
l WallsiEnd West Helton
Blythe 8 9
Cdwpen 21 9
Nevill's Llanelly
• last market-day, 4.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCO 28.
We have passed another quiet day in the Cotton Trade. The tran-
sactions effected at this day's Market amount to 4,000 bags, for which
late prices were obtained. In the entire sales, we include 1,000 pur-
chased on speculation, and a small quantity for export. 300 Surat,
41d. 51d.; 100 «est India, 7d. ; 100 Bahia, 71d. ; 150 Pernam,
Sad. 9;y d.; 3,350 American, 51d. 6 d. ; and 100 One Orleans, 91d.

EEK.