The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-07 00:00:00

THE SUN,

AMERICAN NEW S.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, Six A. m.
By the arrival of toe Royal mail steam-ship
America, Captain Shannon, we have received advice&.
from New York to the 24th nit , Boston to the 25th,,
and telegraphic accounts from New York via Halifax
to the 2e6tii ult.
She brings 96 passengers and a small amount of
specie on fieight.
The steam-ship Brother Jonathan had arrived at
New `York from Cangree and Jamaica with specie to
the amount of .500,000 dolls. She' sailed from the
latter port on the 14th ult.
The United States mail steam. ship Arctic, Captain
Luce, arrived at, New York on the 22d ult.
Tue 5 acbt Nurtli America had sailed for England.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
IN F. NV I 0 I:IIITWSDAY, JUNE 26, P.M.
The steemer Europa's news reached this by tele-
graph on Tuesday ; the full details to-day. It has
had little effect on the cotton market, which remains
firm at rates advanced by mail.
Her advices have had marked effect to-day on corn
and flour markets. There is an advance of 6 to 12i
cents. on flour, 2 to 4 cents. on wheat, auci 2 to 3
cents. on Indian corn. The orders by letters from
England are unusually large, but the scarcity of
vessels rather limits business. The losses of the fire
in San Francisco have not fallen so heavily on mer-
chants as was anticipated.
Government and States stocks are in brisk demand
to-day, but scanty supply. Government Sixes of 67
sold at 1161.
Exchange on England is dull to-day, at from 10i
to 10i.
From Mexico we find intelligence in the Tribune
to the 2d ult. Tae extra Session of the Congress
was opened on the Ist by a speech from the Pre-
sident.
Our advices from Havannah are to the 16th ult.,
but they contain no news of interest.
The Tribune states that a Federal Government had
been agreed upon between the States of Nicaragua,
San Salvador, and Honduras.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 24.
Although the supply is by no means so abundant as it
has been for some months past, there is a fair amount
of capital on the market for investment, and we cannot
discover so much stringency in financial circles as some
would have the public to believe. It is true dearer rates
are in most cases paid upon every class of securities.
Foreign exchanges have been rather inactive since
the departure of the Pacific. Bills on London may be
quoted at 1 loa to 1104; Paris, 5.071; Amsterdam, 414
to 42; Llatuburgh, 301. to 37; Bremen, 791 to 80.
Cotton-The home traders continued to buy freely.
Their purchases ranged from 1,200 to 1,500 bales daily,
embracing all grades above strict middling, which, being
scarce, are d:fficult to purchase at annexed quotations.
Grades under middling are still much neglected, but
firmly held considerably above the limits of foreign
orders.
Toe Arctic's letters were about the tenor anticipated,
and have produced no Littler effect than a firm feeling.
Thu salt a reported were 2,000 bales, i early all to the
•rade, at very lull prices. Strict Liverpool cassifica-
tions.-Interi,r Atlantic, New Orleans. and other gult
ports, 6 ; ordinary to good ordinary Atlantic. 74 to 8;
New Orleans, 74 0 84; other gull ports, 74 to 8; mid-.
b•sling to good middling Athutic, Si- to New Orleans,
91 to 101; other gulf ports. 91 to 10; middling fair to
fair All.llllO, 10 to 104; Naw Orleans, 121; other gulf
penis, LIOLBInaI,
Flour, &c.-With heavy stocks, free arrivals, and
warm weather, the market is dull. Prices are in favour
of the buyer, yet we do not alter Saturday's quotations.
Sour and inferior lots have beau sold at 3 dull=. to 3 dolls.
25c.; Mixsto lethal:, Ohio, and Michigan. 3 dolls. 750.
to 3 dolls 8 pure Geoessee, 4 dolls. 142. to 4 dolls.
25c. ; extra, beliessee, 4 dolls. 571-c. to 6 dot's.
Corn Meal-3 dulls, for Jtrsey, 3 dolls. 121 c. for
Brandy wine, end 2 dolls. 25c. tor State.
Wheat is in fair request, and it is probable that large
sales would be made it freights could be procured. 4,600
bushels Genessee sold at 108 c.; 3,000 bushels ditto at a
lower rate; and 5,000 bushels shipped at 90e. to 94c.
Corn is in good demand, and large sales have been
made at 59 to 57 for mixed, and 581 to 59 for yellow.
Ashes-Pot ashes are firm at 5 coils., and pearls at
55 dols. 50c., per 100 lbs.
Iron-100 tons Scotch pig sold at 19 dolls. 75c., eight
months. Lead, Galena, sells at 4 dolls. 75c., and Spanish
at 4 dolls. 65c.
Naval Stores-Rough turpentine is steady, with mo-
derate sales, at 3 dolls.; :Tints of turpentine, 64c.; com-
mon resin, 1 doll. 30c. to 1 doll. 40c. ; tar, 1 doll. 75c.
to I doll. 871 c.
Freights to Liverpool-Cotton, 7-32 d.; flour, is. 9d.
to Is. 10., 2s. is now asked ; grain, 6d. ; heavy goods,
ISa. to 20s. To Loudon-Flour, 2s. ; oil, 225. 6d. ;
measurement goods, 305.; provisions, 2s. to 2s. 6d. To
Havre-Cotton, three-eights of a penny; ashes, rice, &c.
5 dolls, to 6 dolls.

NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 22.
Cotton is in limited demand since receipts or Arctic's
news.
Exchange 10 to 10i.

HAVANNAII, JUNE 16.

The business of the weeljhasbeen hard for buyers
from the north, who have had to supply themselves with
funds at 7 per cent. exchange.
The regular packets are doing a good business in
coastwise freights, while there is a constant demand for
both north and 6cross the Atlandc.
Northern produce bears a high price, the market
being bare of the leading articles.