The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-09 00:00:00

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COMMERCIAL IN *1 ELLIG
(THIS DAY.)

In t iking a review of the transactions of the iveek, we us-,
that the principal articles of consumption have advanced,
an
that there has been a very great chancre in the state of the
market within a very few days. 'this alteration is attributable
to two reasons-the first of which is, that the late d;stress le
the commercial world had driven prices down considerably be
low par, and therefore made the temptation to speculate iiTea,
sistible ; and the second reason of the present rise 13t
capitalists have become impatient to put their money out, after
it having been so long unemploy by
ed, and therefore select such
articles as ultimately promise to afford a remuneration, or Y
discounting bills at a lower rate of interest than formerly, induce
others persons to become purchasers. These accommodations,
and also the reduction of interest by the Batik of England, 01.;
able importers. to hold back their stock on the one hand,
it
give encouragement to buyers on the other hand ; apd ids
rumoured that the accommodation which the Bank has offer'
will induce the East India merchants to withdraw a consider:
able quantity of Tea from the coming sales, without advanced
.
prices are offered by the trade. The articles that have act
vanced this week are-Cotton, Silk,Wool, Metals, Oil, TalloW.
Rice, Cocoa, Pepper, Tobacco, Rum, Cochineal, Indigo, aa6
several minor articles, whilst Sugar, Coffee, Saltpetre, Die"
woods, Timber, and other articles remain unaltered.
well Thaespaprutbicliucl,arasreofabtohuet
3msaleosodhuhrdiisig
B.
P. the week,
Sugar,
aritvasttee 7
ad..
prices; also shout 1,800 bags Beng.a, at 61s to 675.
duty paid ; and 30s. to 31s. per cwt. in bond ; 200 coer.
Plantation, 350 bales, &c., Mocha, and 900 bales .Ryser'' Cot
fee ; middling Jamaica, at Io3s. to 105 s. ; Mysore, at 915. to
105 s. 6d. ; and Mocha, at 745. to 90s. 6d. per cwt. In Foreign
Coffee no sale' reported, but we should not be surprised if price'
advance. The sales in Cotton Wool a ncunt to rib arly 3,000 s`d:
rats at 3id. to sicl. ; 250 Bengal, 4il. to sd. ; and 3,000 g!
ras, 31d. to 51. per lb. At Livtrp>ol the business done es;
been of that in ignitude that a 'muse is much desired I°te
the speculation should be over done. In Americt the Pe
inclination to speculate prevails. About 5 000 bags Of 13°.
gal Rice have been sold by auction, and the same quantity Or
private contract, at 10i. to 12s. 6d. per lb., or 6d. to is. Pe!,
lb. advance ; also about 2,000 bags Java, at 10s. to Its. Per
lb. ; 4 600 bags Saltpetre, sold at 235. Gd. to 255. per IP'
The Tin offered was taken in. Holders would not submit t°
the decline. 318 bags Trinidad Cocoa sold at 375. to 601.1,,,
cat ; 300 bags Pimento at 31d. to 31d. per lb. ; seres of
Guatemala Indigo as before described. The Drug sales wes*
off heavily : Barbadoes Aloes found buyers at 161. to 291. 15
Other tiled°, at former prices.
On 'Change yesterday evening business was done to con::
sideratle extent. Tallow :danced to 40'. The PI
vision Trade was steady. Bacon 635. to 655. ; and Tiilt,L;
48s. to 565. No Dutch Butter here, but the price 51. Iris
in demand at 965. to 98s.
About 700 puncheons of Rum have been purchased this
wet k. Jamaica' at 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. ; Leeward' 21".3d: t°
3s. 9d. per gallon, or Id. to 2d. per gallon higher.
There has been much inquiry after all descriptions of buti
tisk Metals, and a large parcel of tin plates has been old, Ile
the price has not been allowed to transpire. Since the Pu
sales of Tin yesterday a parcel of Streights has been sold at
Letters have been received from the Havannah to the fit,
August. The shipments of Sugar to St. Petersburgh ,t'se
season had been 90,000 boxes, which greatly exceeds °it)/
of last year.
Wool. TR.-The large public sales of Colonial tge
/sm
attract considerable interest, and have been very hull
atteuded by manufacturers and others interested, with Ile
buyers from the Continent ; and all that has yet passed t.,d
hammer (about 3,000 bales) has met a brisk competition,
very nearly all has been disposed of at an advance of fullhays
1
per pound for the inferior kind, whilst combiug sorts
someq puel'e;
brought rather better prices than obtained at the last
sale. No fine
it,- olities have et been ut up, but the sak
that are comynua y next week comprise superior be
,
and which will doubt fetch high prices, such sorts he t"
scarce, and wanted. rdii
The arrivals of Produce at the Custom-house yest_e
were trivial, and consisted of 300 robins East India coffee,
ig
casks and bags of coffee from Accra, 10 chests East Ind
is
indigo, 624 bales jute, 3,329 bags East India rice, 154 chests
shellac, 111 bags saltpetre, 100 chests castor oil, 27 ehaeles
lac dye, 306 casks palm oil, 49 bales Bengal, and 3.3oibbars
French silk, 624 casks prime yellow candle tallow, 7,"- bet,
iron, 300 cases gin, 300 barrels pork, 500 barrels flour, tim
deals, staves, eggs, cheese, bark, and Sundries.
rouTsh;ethpeublleicadsianlgesaarntincoleusncaerde a67,ooveor important and nude;
Tea 1,000 bales Australian Wool andyPaSekkiangs
day; 140 casks Barbadoes, 5,000 bags Mauritius, and bzui
bags Bengal Sugar ; 2,000 slabs Tin 120 casks Janinica,a,.loo
110 bags Barbadoes Ginger; 300 bag;s Spanish Wool, 11'00
bags Saltpetre, 3,600 bags Bengal Rico for Tuesday ns
bales Australian and Van Diemen's Land Wool. 93 51r,,.°0;
Guatemala, 64 chests Manilla, and 1.1 chests Bengal in"„;ej.
es
forof nextfree Mtreg,,.eo-
- tuns Southern Oil, and 100 bales Horse Hair, for t0[30.,
nesday ; 138 casks Plantation Coffee, 287 bags Trinidad Die,
eoa, 260 bags Pimento, 600 bales Australian and Van 000
men's Land Wool, Skins and Hides, for Thursday ;3 age
bales Australian and Van Diemen's and Wool, 1,2°,0 ills
Bengal Sugar, duty paid, and 200 casks Nutmegs, turia :or
day;East 4lnl3diaserlnondsigGo ufaotramthalea
10th,Indi andf or
91382thbainlests.B; gar;see
Silk for 16th October.
The mails arrived this morning are one French 350/le
Hamburg.
By the former we have received commercial accounts h°;°
all parts of Europe, and their summary result is faveursh,'
Raw produce generally attracts the attention of manufacturerici
and a revival in business in all the manufacturing districts bad
taken place. The most prominent articles ace' cotton gill
e
Dyes. A lively business is represented to be doing t
anl
cotton factories in Rouen, Ghent, Elberfield, Basil' f
Chemnitz, which, as the leading places in this branelV.
trade, affords full evidence of a better state of things te7ir :jsolr6
The linen trade in Silesia, Saxony, and Westphalia 15 ea
in full employment, and the shipping of this article at Brent
and Homburg active. ‘„e
The low prices of wool and woollens seem to "e sa
en-
couraged the consumption, and the delivery from the '-de-
u-
facturing places of Flanders, France, and Prussia are As
scribed to be on the' increase ; and manufacturers, Aar
their remuneration is still low, are working with more 11111)0,..
and confidence than for some months past. This facti,,,,6-
ever, tends to enhance the value of wool, which, hew ':,,eat
cially it might be to the producers, still, if the enhaue'cieg
should be too rapid, it may crash in its infancy the grow
revival, and stop the increasing consumption. at
The Silk trade in France is calm, and little auto
Lyons ; there are very few orders in the market; thelin;ths
facturers complain of the difference in trade now, enalinge"
cornretsopfonthdeinginpteerricoodurlsaestv‘yit.ehart„hbeuut
tilniteadssserttaitnegs thea tuhero:ip
me
eir
cipal reason, they unfortunately find that under gene-, scar
curnstances, and without other impulses this state mus'isiere
tinue so long as the relations with America are not
settled than at present. oats'
The London line of packet ship Toronto arrived at 1,, rn
mouth yesterday from New York. Her letters and paper
up to the 11th ult., consequently, the news they conte'n th•
anticipated yesterday by the arrival f the p of the, 1600
The Toronto has on board half aomillionaocf dollars i°
and silver.

LLOYD'S stuppiN ------ - S DAI(;)
DEAL, SErr. 8 N .variable -
Severn, Braithwait.,—from Bcmbaye—St (ori: Grills,ii-I—fArortr:l3-abia;
and George and James,
1;ork.
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fgicr
hoot:
k,.N and ed the
rived the Toronto, Griswr
E"7..-B.N—ViWndinSd. \NV
,rorlvdrne,d the William Bryan, ,
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DOVER, SEPT. 8. Sydn.Y.
Nixon,ALMOCTII, SEPT.'
PORTSNIOCTIi S
i from Quebec; and Leda, Orfet—Nr‘V.Afrrtoroimve:T.aStg.hale:l7..eArlb::
BRISTOL, SEPT. B. Arrived the Jessie,' f 'l'
Ca
1 .
Roy, r°, i. rice.
SwkNE SEPT.AN SEA, B.—Arrived the Crawford, L'avue
from Valparaiso.
MILFORD, SEPT. B.—Arrived the Portland, ''White, freill
Trieste and Scio. from Mytelene. . ba;
CLYDE, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the St.-Andrew, from Que
and Agnes,-and Ann, froM New Orleans. ebec;
CORK, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Ann, Francis, from Qtl 00
Sirius steamer, from London ; Emerald, And
_Napoleon, from
Quebec.
LIMERICK, SEPT.
S 0 .—sEArrived_tlAterrAivlebdiortth, e H3ritcakrs4 Qwueill,reoe;,
y
from St. Petereburgh.
ILIA., SEPT. B.—Arrived the Planter, from -Wyburgh
and Hoghton, from Riga. %, saucier'
GLIERNSE ir, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Albion, Le ei,
from Rio Janeiro. lust
MILFORD, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the Lady Day, Jamegt
top-mast and mast-head. . ok kirk
ABERDEEN, SEPT. 6.—The Eagle of Wen in
burg. gj die
the river Ythan on the 2J in t. was put on shere--"-V
.%
charging.
the P2iLcitt.hA ui
1,, s
tArc.t
4201.0—ff lo'
nh ethSei mne
:oho., b whit}:ut
duringw est
the
en
lit I
171,i,
tps. rt,.;,a-
grounded, and %%as abandoned by the crew she shortly
fire, and was burned. foul of a • ua
The Ida, from Rio Janeiro to llamburg, was not ~net '
sunk on the sth inst., off the Start—four of the crew d"tot4if
The Salathicl, from Liverpool to Rio Grande, Wa"
.d.
wrecked on the 4th July near Porto Segura—crew sated.
ult.
all'
The Concord, from Palau, was abandoned on the
ws - r
off Gothland.h., ii °to
The William, from St. Petersburg to Gloster, el.
in Kie Bay. 04 a
The Bridport, packet, from Poitrush to Menael, sr
leak and foundered on the 25th ult. off Bornholm. ,c rr, 7: „
Gt:EaNs", "'" Jan. Hi oi•
Sir,-..The barque Albion having arrived from coon°
after a passage of only forty-nine days, I hasten Se 0, ine"
cate the news she brings, as it may be interesting t°
th
hers of Lloyd's concerned in the Brazil trade. the 19
The Albion sailed on the 20th, with letters .t.% offorin4:
July. Exchan,go nominal, at 30 ;no first-rata b"; pet cot
%
Funds, 87i, ex -div. Specie has advanced 1 first,(0 3' the
Coffee—good first, 2,100 to '2,200 bags ; ord.
mark, .t.',.
ord. second, 2,800. No more Coffee left in the r vsln,f
last 5,000 bags having just been purchased. Sui;',VO. ~`lO,
four quantities, 2,100 to 2,400 ; MuseovAdoes,
o_lo, .
Sugars the qualities are rather inferior,
quoted from 75 to 80.—Yours, &c. 0110-
H. TV'
freights n I,

W, Dobson, Esq., Secretary at Lloyd's•
)ear
A small branch was last week plucked fro) 3, lbw,
intree in an orchard occupied by Mr. Pierce, of Cri11:1 tr'
Kent, not more than a quarter of an inch in (I.u_lugef
and less than one foot in length, which contained u
of 38 sound and perfect pears.