The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-08 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORE, Sept. 25.—The bank statement shows for
the week a decrease under each head reported. We think
the pre,,ent week will show a reaction, and a recovery of
a large portion of the late loss. Exchange on London is
now receding to the specie point, and the export of coin
may be said now to be mainly stopped. This reduc-
tion of the rate for bills on England and on the Con-
tinent must follow the large shipments of cotton and
breadstuffs.

The rates on loans remain without any material
change. There is still an active demacd for capital, even
at the high rates before reported.
The stock market is less buoyant in some particulars.
The western railroads are in favour, consequent upon
the large receipts anticipated for them, and are held
firmly at higher rates. Erie sold down to 56a at the
first board, and afterwards was offered at 551- ; Reading
fell off to 95, and was afterwards offered at 94f. Pa.
nama dropped to 1051 ; Nicaragua improved.
The market for state flour is heavy, with more sellers
than buyers, at a decline of 12io. from the rates current
on Saturday. Western is in good demand, both for
export and for home consumption. Southern flour is
firm. Canadian is quiet. Rye flour is firm, but
quiet. Corn meal is unchanged. Wheat continues ac-
tive, and prime lots for shipping are in good demand ;
the sales include 11,200 bushels white Southern, at 2
doll. sc. to 2 doll. 11c., including 9,000 bushels on
shipboard at the inside rate, freight Bd. ; 21,300 red
Southern, at 1 dol. 85c. to 1 dol. 96c., the latter for
amber coloured ; 2.200 Illinois red at 1 dol. 90c.; 21,100
white Canadian, at 2 dole. sc. to 2 dole. 12c., including
10,000 to arrive next week, at the higher rate ; 30,000
r,d Upper Lake, part to arrive, at 1 dol. 68c. to 1 dol.
70c. ; 3,500 white California, at 1 dol. 88c. to 2 doll. ;
and 300 white Jersey, at 1 dol. 96c. Rye is still in
good demand, with sales at 1 dol. 17c. to 1 dol. 20c., the
lower rate for Jersey, including 5,000 at 1 dol. 18c.
Oats are firm at 33c. to 36.1. for Southern and Jersey,
and 38c. to 42c. for State and Western. Corn is less
active ; the sales are 87c. to 880. for Western mixed,
closing at 88c. to 881ic. for shipping lots. Barley is
firm, with sales said to be at 1 dol. 374 c.
Exchanges.-London, 1091 to 1098 ; Paris, 5.15 to
5 12; ; Amsterdam, 41 to 41i ; Frankfort, 41i to 418 ;
Bremen, 79 to 791 ; Hamburg, 361 to 36i ; Antwerp,
5.161 to 5.13/ ; Berlin and Leipzic, Cologne, 731 to
73i.
Cotton.-There is a fair demand, without any further
change in rates ; the sales are 2,500 bales.
Freights to Europe are firm, 11.32 was refused for cotton
to Liverpool, g asked ; grain, 9d. to 10d. ; flour, 2s. 9d.
To London, flour, 4s. To Glasgow, flour, 3s. 6d. To
Havre, cotton, square bales, per lb.,ic. ; ashes, per ton, 7
dole. to 8 doll. ; rice, per ton, 8 dols. ; whalebove, &c.,
per lb. ie. ; flour, per bbl., 75c. ; provisions, do ,
1 dol. 121 c. ; grain, per bushel, 15c. To San Francisco,
by clippers, measurement goods, per foot, 27,ic. to 32ic.;
heavy goods, per ton, 10 dole, to 15 dole. ; coal,
12 dole. 50c. to 13 dots. 50c.

LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.—The steam-ship America's
news, telegraphed from Halifax, was published
here at 3 p.m. yesterday,
The Washington, United Stites mail steamer,
from Bremen and Southampton, arrived here, to-
day.
The cotton market was unchanged ; wheat had
slightly declined, but no change was noticeable in
Indian corn. Money was alto without change.
The America and Washington steamers conveyed
to the United Sbates the news of the fall of Sebas-
topol.