The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-19 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6. Since the departure of the
Niagara, the demand for all leading securities has bt en

steady. United States' Securities have net been frc.k.lY
offered, and it is evident that the supply has leech do-
creased. Sales of Coupon Certificates et the Leen qt
18.68 have been made .at 115 k, and of ihe Trap sferAlt._
Certificates of the Loans of 1867 acd IE6B at 11 izaka,
The railroads generally throughout oeuate:e :lee CO*: .
doing an excellent business, and there evaearstv c.e meie.
disposition to make investments, not only in those altoMiree,
established, but in the various lines now pro;octeal. Tian ,
Stocks are in demand at full rates, and all iefiCripg—are
readily taken. \
In New York State Stocks the transactions of the
week have been unusually limited. The demaud for
those is steady, and the few offering are generally taken
at ptivate sale. Exchange of all descriptions is dull,
and rates are lower. The operations in foreign excharee,
thus far for the Europa, have beenst: all. - The rulLe.
ates are, ou—
London ••• ••• ... 110 to 110' -
Paris ••• ... 5.25 to 5.4,1
Amsterdam ... 4041 to 4;_4*
Hamburgh 35t to 35
Bremen •.• ... 79 to 79
The money-market remains easy. Loans cn solid
securities returnable on demand can be readily obtained
at 4 to 5 per cent.; paper discounts freely at 6 to 7 per
cent. for the best signatures, and at 7 to 10 per cent. for
those of a less prominent character. The beaks dis-
count freely to the extent of their lines at the usual
rates. It is not expected that the Europa will take out
any gold from this city, and we question whether the
next Havre packet will take out any silver, if it bad not
been contracted for some days ago. The advance in
cotton in Europe will probably induce sales here, and
tend to reduce the rate of sterling and continental ex-
change below our present quotations. The present open
weather has prolonged our fall trade, and there is a fair
and healthy business doing with the interior, whilst at
the same time ne are in the daily receipt of immense
amounts of produce, which will enable us to meet any
foreign demand during the winter mouths.
Cotton—The sales for the five days past amount to
8,350 bales, at very full and gradually hardening prices;
our quotations being -lc. above those advised per Niagara.
The sales effected to-day (800 bales), since the receipt of
the Hibernia's advices, are variously quoted at from
to ic. advance, but, the letters not having been received
at 'Change time, when the above sales were reported, we
cannot as yet decide as to the effect of her advices on our
market.

Florida and N. 0., Mobile,
Uplands. and Texas.
Inferior 94 94
Ordinary to good ordinary lO to 101 10 to 10}
Middling to good middling lO4 to 11 to 11*
Middling fair to fair ll to 111 111: to 124
Fully fair and fine
Freight to Liverpool, 11.; to Havre, ie.
Breadstuff's-Flour-The sales reached 6,500 barrels,
including uninspected, at 3 dolle. to 4 dolls.; sour, at 4
dolls. to 4 dolls. 25c.; fine, at 4 dolls. to 4 olls. 361 c.;
old common state and mixed western at 4 dolls. 50c. to
4 dolls. 56c ; common state, at 4 dolls. 68c. to 4 dolls.
750.; straight state, at 4 dolls. 75c. to 4 dolls. 81c.; very
good western, at 4 dolls. 81c. to 4 dolls. 87ic.; mixed
western, at 5 dolls. Cc. to 5 dolls. 12ie.; straight western,
at 5 dolls. 121 c. to 5 dolls. Hie.; pure Genessee and
southern Ohio, at 5 dolls. ISc. to 5 dolls. 31c. ; fancy
Genessee, at 5 dolls. 371 c. to 5 dolls. 62ic.; fancy Ohio,
at 5 dolls. 44c. to 5 dulls. 75c.; and extras at previous
rates. Southern Flour-800 barrels sold at 5 dolls. 25c.
to 5 dolls. 31c. for Fredericksburg country and eld
Alexandria; 5 dolls. 37Ac. to 5 dolls. 44c. for George-
town and Baltimore, and 5 dolls. 44c, for Richmond
country and retersburgh City Mills. Rye flour was
steady, with sales of 750 barrels, at 2 dolls. 81c. to 2 dolls.
s7:}c. Corn meal was heavy, with sales of 200 barrels
Jersey, in lots, at 3 dolls. 12:1-c.; Brandywine was scarce
and wanted at 3 dolls. 37 }c. Wheat-The sales included
2,000 bushels fair Gen'.ssco at 1 doll. 18c., and 2,750
bushels prime ditto at 1 doll. 20c. Corn-24,000 buahcls
s.dd at 63L-c. to 6.4ic. for western mixed, and 651 e. for
southern yellow; round yellow was nominal at 65c. to
66e. Rye wils quiet with sales of 3,000 bushels at 61c.
Oats were plenty, at 39c. to 40c. for northern, and 36,i-o.
to 3Sc. for Jersey. Barley was inactive at 57e. to 59e.
Freights-The rates are:-To Liverpool, for cotton,
3-161 to 7-32 d. per lb.; flour, Is. id. per barrel ; grain
in bulk, 41. to 51. per bushel for corn and wheat re-
spectively. To London-ls. 61. per barrel for flour, and
other articlos in proportion. To Harre-Cottcn, Ic.
per lb.
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NEW ORLEANS, OCT. 31.—The cotton market has
to quite animated since the receipt of the steamer's
advices. The sales yesterday reached 5,500 bales, at au
tilvanci of la. on previous quotations, Good middling
is quoted at 10ic. to 10-Ic.
11AVANNIII, OCT. 24.—The shipping here is gradu-
ally increasing, while thkrd are yet no demands for
freight; Hamburgh, 21. ss. to 2/. 10s.; Mediterranean, 21.
13s. to 2/. 175.; France, 85f. Sales of sugar, 1,400
boxes brown, at 6k rs.; cleared 6,500 boxes. No nac,
lasses of good quality, and transactions small; coffee, of
best, none, and prices gorcrnel by demand for consump-
tion here, not much of the inferior grades being shipped;
rico is at 11i reals, last sole. Exchange on England,
131- per cent.

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