The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-26 00:00:00

WOOL.

iy„.,lPlle demand for all kinds of wool continues steady. In
, however, we have no change to notice. About the
2,1 supply has now arrived for the next auctions. Last
}rocs imports were 708 bales from Bombay, 120 from St.
A4;161114, 797 from Sydney, 270 from Hasbro', and 7 from

SEEDS.
4116tard seed is in request, and somewhat dearer. Lin-
4yt. moves off slowly. Black Sea, on the spot, 47s 6cl to
1174._6d.; East India, 48sEgyptian, 45s to 46i ; and
4-Zzlinurgh, 43s 6d to 47s per quarter. East India repe
"ekth 54s to 555. Cakes are in request, and somewhat
1,1%r
ID•Whlte, per bush. 19s to 22,
ht4tLlr'vrecie ........ • • 21s 24,
d, 8r0wn.... • • 7s 9g
Twee white, new
bter, new.... 7s 3d 7s*d
tjtu,...,.Pr'nl4 • • • ... Os Od sOd
ttyx. Per quarter • . 48 50s
elev!„,rasa • • .• • • ... 28s 34s
t.,„"`,RedEng (L wt.) 44s 64a
'Tait° 48s 65a
Foreign Red 44s 62s
Trtku,
new White.... 5t 8 655,
••• • • • .... 24s 2881

Carraway.... •• • 46s 48
Coriander • • .... •• 11s 14s
flempseed, per quarter 28s 424
Linseed, Eng. ;owing • . 564 (Os
Crushing •• • • .... 49s Hs
Baltic •.••.. • • .. 449 49.
Odessa •• • • •• • 46. 4:s
Linseed Cake, pr. ton—
English • • . 91 OE 10 5s

Foreign, per ton 8 , lOs 11 t 00$
Rape Cakes, pr ton 51 51 bl 10a
Rapeseed, New, pr lst 2710 s 2810 a

TALLOW.

peTll2_demand for tallow is very brisk, and prices are 5s
eWt• higher than on Monday last. P.Y.C. on the spot
treakol„.l4,ted at 58s 6d, and for delivery during the last three
t 59s to 596 d er cwt. Town tallow, 56s net cash,
fat, 3, id per Sits.

1 1851.

1852.

Btu_ , 1849. 1850. 1853.
1,.. this d,, , --- .......--
• Lite ~,. --y •• • • 38,737 22,940 129,243 34,460 22,139
NI, '''' Y• C.- , • f 36s 9d 39s Od to 39s 9d to 40s 6d 58s Od to
-.' . •
ito 36 6d 39s 3d 39$ 3d to 418 Od 003 Od
4ittoter7 teat ...1,
44,1, _from Iv-- • • 2,290 2.262 2,188 2,715 2,660
15.114.1 ads 1a,;,..8 l• •• . 23,163 27,398 26,933 23,599 29,226
irtora---- weak •
•
i 6,948 4,099 1,148 932 3,674
ka, June 1. ... 36,427 24 614 19,543 17,434 28,052
-'I fit tn„, ,
—.6 66 .61 3ft 6d 415 Od 415 Od 435 Od 685 Od

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY.

By the steamer Europa we have advices from
New York to the 13th, and Boston to the 14th
instant.

She has brought 78 passengers and $170,226 in
specie on freight.

, The steamer Illinois had arrived at New York
with $683,937 in gold dust from California. Her
advices had, however, been anticipated.
The Europa has brought very little news.

Mobile papers of the 12th state, that the fever
was bad in that city, and the number of deaths on
the increase.

There were no later accounts than brought by
the Herman of the fever in New Orleans.

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald says, all the rumours of a rupture between
Secretary Marcy and the President are false.
Marcy has the entire confidence of President Pierce.
The Cabinet had a long sitting on the 12th, at
which foreign affairs were discussed, and it was
determined that Captain Ingraham should be sus-
tained.

Mr. G. M. Dallas was at Washington, and it
was rumoured that he would either get the mission
to China or France. . .

The rumour that Jefferson Davis was going to
leave the Cabinet was considered to be unfounded.
The schooner Gazette had been captured on the
fishing-grounds, and taken into Charlottetown ;
three vessels from Newburyport, and three from
Cape Ann, had also been captured off Fox River
by the British cruisers.
St John's, New Brunswick, papers of the 20th
state, that the people were highly excited about
the ceremonies of the inauguration of the European
and North American Railway, which was to take
place on the 14th. The gallery of the ball-room
had been made to contain upwards of 1,000 ladies,
and arches had been thrown from housetops to
housetops.

The New York stock market was active. Gue
Railroad shares have advanced to 80 to 80k. The
money markets were unchanged ; Foreign Ex-
change dull ; bills on London, 108/ to 1091 ;
Paris, 5 13i to 5 16 ; Amsterdam, 40i to 41 ;
Frankfort, 401 to 401 ; Bremen, 79f to '791.
There had been but a moderate quantity of
cotton offering, and the better qualities a shade
dearer.
The flour market was dull, without material
change in prices. Wheat was in moderate demand
at 143 c. per bushel per Canadian • 141 c. to 146 c.
per Michigan and Ohio ; and 126 c. per Red
Western. Indian corn in good demand at firm
prices. Provisions without change.
Scotch pig-iron was selling at $36 to $37 per ton,
usual time.
No change in freights to London or Havre.