The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-04 00:00:00

6,000 bags, went at is deeli'le. Good white Benares 403 6d
to 41s, low and mid 36s to 4": s, guod and Atte grainy yelloW
COs to 42s 6d, and mid and LO3Ci strong white 43s to 44s 6d
per cwt.

MArnmus.— 5,503 bags sold at 6d reduction ;• gcod to
fine yellow 38s 6d to 41s, low and mid 36s to 38s, and com-
mon and mid brown 31s to 335, grainy yellow 3 to 418 Gd.
REFINED has been in demand, fair brown at 48s, and other
descriptions up.to.sos.

FoliErGN.--Surinam has realised 34s for brown ; Java hag
been taken in at 35s to 35s 6d for brown ; and Bahia at 38a
to 403 for ord to mid yellow, 40s to 42s for good and fine,
and 3's 6d to 38s for brown; Pernambuco, 375 bags was
taken in at 37s 6d to 39s for mid brown and yellow, and at
35s to 3Gs for damp and washed.
COFFEE.—The market has been dull, and prices have not
been supported. Native Ceylon has been at 43s to 43s 6d for
good ord. St. Domingo has been lower, viz., 35s to 35s 6d.
Rio de Janeiro has been taken in at 41s to 41s 6d for good
ord, and at 50s for mid coloury. Madras, low mid and mid
coloury has realised 50s to 545. Costa Rica, good to fine ord
brought 47s 6d to 49s Gd. Plantation Ceylon was taken in at
&is for mid.

COA.—Guayaquil, good and grey has been taken in at
25s to 27e,, and Trinidad at 51s to 54a fbr mid and good red,
and 48s to 50s for grey ord to good.
Rim—Madras has been sold at 7s 6d to 9s 6d per cwt;
and Bengal also at those prices.
RIT,AL—The market has been dull.
Corrox.- There has been less doing, but prices are steady.
Sricis. - Jamaica Ginger has been sold at 64s to 961
for the sound, and Bengal at IBs. Cloves have realised
53/4d to 61/2d per lb, and Nutmegs have been taken in at
2s 5d to 3s 7d. Black Pepper has realised 2:Pkd to 3 d, and
white 71%d to 71Ad. Pimento has been sold ut full prices,
ord and mid 410 to 4 Cassia Linea has been rather
lower, viz., 93s 6d to 98s 6d.

ARROWBOOT, ttc.—Bermuda has been sold at Is 2d to
Is 3d per lb. Pearl Sago, 20s to 23s per cwt. Tons lei
Mois has been taken in at Ild per lb.
SALTPETRE. —Bengal, 814 and 4lbs refraction has been sold
at 26s to 29s 6d.

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TEA. —The market has been firm.
TALLow.—Prices are steady, but there is not much ac-
tivity.

Taacco.—The same apathy and dulness, approaching
almost to a cessation of business in some descriptions, which
characterised the month of February, have continued during
last month, and we regret to state that the copious remarks
and advice so liberally given by our respected contemporary
on the Ist ult., have failed in producing an apparent effect is
the feeling of buyers. American Tobacco of all sorts has
been much neglected, sales not having exceeded 400 hhds,
and in the absence of business it is a matter of some diffi•
eulty to give a correct statement of the market; but in the
limited sales effected, and which have consisted chiefly of losf
and ordinary sorts, both for home trade and for exportation,
a slight reduction in price has been submitted to, but not of
sufficient importance to warrant us in altering our quotations,
which we have resumed accordingly. Holders of good and
fine qualities, especially for home trade, appear determined
to wait patiently the revival of demand. Imports,
1,780 hhds. Deliveries, 1,022 hhds. against 649
hhds. in the corresponding month of 1850. Stock
26,553 hhds against 25,240 in 1850, 24,343 hhds in 1849,
29,548 hhds in 1847, and f. 6,620 in 1846. In Virginia a very
moderate extent of business has been transacted ; the pre-
sent state of the stock, the numerous and concurring accounts
of the great inferiority of the last crops, not having stimu-
lated buyers to purchase except for their immediate wants;
prices have remained very iiin. In Kentucky leaf and strip
the same indifference to purchase has existed, and the trifling
business done has been almost confined to the lowest quail'
ties in the market. Maryland has been in good demand, and
sales may be estimated at nearly 200 hhds. Havannah To-
bacco has continued in very limited demand; sales during
the month have been almost confined to a few bales for ex-
portation. Recent advices from Havannah represent the new
crop abundant and very fine in quality; prices were ruling
very high. Havannah Segars of suitable descriptions for
general trade have been taken freely at full rates. Ms'
nilla Cheroots in moderate demand; a few cases were
taken for home consumption ; prices steady. Brasil
leaf, a parcel of 74 bales, ex Siren, just arrived, has
been sampled, and is now on show. In Manilla, Havannah
Seed Leaf, Porto Rico, and Florida nothing done. Yara is
steady demand at previous rates. In Cuba sales were made
of alien' 300 bales, nearly all for exportation. St. Domingo,
very little done. In German Leaf a moderate extent. of
business has been done, the principal part in ordinary old for
cutting purposes; a few small parcels of the new crop have
arrived, in bad condition, and quite unfit for immediate use.
Colombian (Ambalema and Giron), sales have been made to
some extent, at full prices; a parcel of roll recently arrived
has been sampled, and has turned out leafy and of good
quality. Anienfoort sales chiefly confined to ordinal
sorts for cutting purposes. Stock of old dry description Is
quite exhausted. For Negro Head and Cavendish demand
has been active, taking into account present high prices,
and sales may be estimated at nearly 600 packages; for
stale parcels, which have been floating about the market
for some time, a reduction of former rates has been submitted
to; prices for good and fine have been fully supported.
Smalls of good quality in demand.
GREEN FRUIT. —The demand for Oranges has improved
this week; a parcel of St. Michael's, two of Lisbon, and one
Oporto, sold by Keeling and Hunt at public sale; St.
cheers went lower, quality being indifferent, and Lemons
dull of sale. Sound parcels are held for a better market-
Seville Sours are selling freely, but with a heavy loss to the
shippers. 1 uts of all kinds dull, but a renewal of consume'
tion is expected at the approaching holidays.