The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-08 00:00:00

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MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, yesterday, were
estimated at 8,000 bales, of which 500 were taken for
export, end 1,000 on speculation. The sales comprised
6,500 American, 150 Pernam and Maranham at 41. to
7T., 100 Bahia at bad. to 6_13., 300 Egyptian at 64d. to
1, and 1,000 Surat at 34d. to 48d. per lb. The mar-
ket closed firmly, at lull prices.--Railway Shares were
active, at rather higher prices.
In the produce markets, this week, there has been a
steady business done in all the principal articles of con-
sumption, and generally at full prices. Sugar has main-
tained its value for West India samples, but East India
has been slightly in favour of buyers. Tea has been
quieter. Tallow continues very brisk, and is still rising.
saltpetre is well supported. Cotton has been rather
duller, though not cheaper; and Jute is in less request.
Yesterday 1,490 chests of Indigo passed, of which 636
were sold at about the previous rates.
The commercial cdvices by the steamer Humboldt
from the United States are favourable. Cotton was
quieter, as buyers and sellers were each indisposed to
move. Breadstuffs were advancing, and exports to Eng-
land continued brisk. This gave a good deal of employ-
ment to shlpping. The following statement gives the
exports of Breadstuffs from the United States of Great
Britain and Ireland since Ist September, compared with
the same period last year:-
1850-51 1851-52
Flour, brie. ... 1,370 613 1,359,882
Corn meal, ditto 5,553 1,750
-Wheat, bushels ... 1,286,630 1,520 307
Corn, ditto ... 2,197,253 1,547,383

With respect to the supply of Breadstuffs for the coming
year, it is likely to be most ample; for it is understood
that the yield throughout the country has been more ge-
nerally abundant than in any previous year, at least for
a long period. Even in the Southern States, where the
grain crops have been almost a total failure for two years
in succession, the harvest is ample, and large sections of
country which have depended upon the West for sup-
plies, are likely to have a surplus to send to market.
The probabilities would seem to indicate a lower range
of prices than the American farmer has realized for some
years past.
The Cape of Good Hope commercial accounts are
better than might bs expected. The production of
Wool in the Algoa Bay districts has increased this year
The Honourable East India Company have guaran.
teed 4i per cent. upon another million sterling to the
East India Railway, and are fully expected to sanction
the Upper India line.
Messrs. Walter Logan have issued a statement of their
affairs, and it ray be hoped will pay a moderate divi
dend and have every indulgence shown them.
During the fortnight ending yesterday, the Honour-
able Elst India Company drew bills to the following
amounts:—

On Bengal
Madras 10,984
There were no drafts upon Bombay.
The Amsterdasi Stock Market on the 6th inst. was
heavier. Dutch Two-and-a-LIoV r— a. era Were at
63 11-16. Fo^o'nd ovaurlEl69 were also flatter.
'rue riglish Stook Market is very firm, but there is
not a groat deal dj,ng. Consols realise 1001 for
Transfer and Account. Exchequer-bills are worth 70s.
for those dated March, mid 83s. for the June bills.

Consols now are 1001- buyers for the 13th inst., and
100;,1 for November 11.

I❑ the Foreign Maiket the New Deferred Spanish
Bonds are worth 23i to 241, and the Three per Cents.
51, being fuller rates. Peruvian are at 103
to I, and dull. In Venezuela Stock there have been
transactions at 411 being about the previous
value. The Turkish Loan has been at 81 to 81 premium,
being lower again, but is now 81 to k. Danish Five
per Cents. are quoted 1041, and Russian Four-and-a-
Half per Cents. 1041, which are about the previous
valuss. Belgian Stock is a shade batter, being at 98.
Dutch Four per Cents. realise 96k. Mexican are nomi-
nally 241 to It.

The Swedish Loan is at 21 to 2i premium.
Railway Shares have been very buoyant, and it ap-
pears as though the jobbers were returning to town and
entering moro freely into business. The late speculation
for a fall renders buying beck necessary, and the Bears
get timid when they see a marked improvement. North-
Western are up about 103. again, Aberdeen 1/. nearly,

Great Western 53. to 10L, en 3 Midland, York,and Berwick

and one or two others in the same proportion. South.

Eastern are in decided favour. French Shares are

quieter, but not lower generally. Upper India Railway
are up to a prem.
British Iron Shares aro rising, having attracted the
notice of speculators since iron becamo in more request.
Gold Mines are dull.

Tho shares of the new Chartered Bank of India, an •
flounced this morning, are called 1 premium. Fier Ma-
jesti's Theatre 4to premium.