The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-23 00:00:00

THE ,'IRS TiIAgES-STREET.

The insurance effected on different (goods stored
in the warehouses 'on .Knill'sTresh;wharf, situated
at the back of Thames-street, afirEivhich took fire
on Monday morning last, is suptifiied to reach the
general average of insuxancs, ;namely to three-
fifths of the value of:the property destroytA by fire
and wafer. Trievatnount of property thus spoiled
or consumed is estirn'ated at :ab0ut,100,0001.,, and
this is shared by two-or' three s hundred persons to
whom the go ds repectively- belonged:--It -bad
been errone3usly stated that no, insurance what-
ever had' been effected button ofte‘parcel of fruit
alone the insurance was to the extent of from
8,000/. to 10,000/„ and on watches to from 15,00'4.
to 20,000/. The quantity of silk was less than is
generally warehoused, but the it stiran ces taken col-
ec,ively will be found to reach almost if not quite
the proportion enumerated above. No deiCritita.
can convey an accurate idea ofejte damage that imas
bean caused, or ofthe scene to .I:'?e.wi,tilessed.on the
upper stories of the building. fir's' it is fire-
same originated in the. third. :atcgi, int Which v4f.'re
de:posit d silks, chemicals,•druge,,,dtc.-, and, the
stories above and below .ivere driedl nits, eisentisal
oils mu-icalinstruments, chests of china ornaments,
I n diar übbe r goloshes, figs-,--raisins, I manda,- seeds,
corks, wool, gum, sweetn ea s, &c. There was one
lot of 3,000 packages of 17 alencia
_raisins, and cur-
rants usque ad iltfinitum. The immense power ex-
erted try the floating engine fortunately allowed water
to lo,; thrown upon toe upper stories of the building,
where the fire had gained an' almost irresistible
hold.' The quantity of water which can be thrownfrom the engine when in full play. and at a mode-
rate height is 10--or-12 torts per minute. This ad-
vantage enabled the firemen to get the mastery,
and althou. h the roof and two first stories fell in
of one portion of the warehouse, considering the
inflammable nature of the goods and the commu-
nicaion between the warehouses it is sump: ising
that !here was not a furt.ier extension of the mis-
chief.- Tre volumes of Thames -water- which had
been thrown trrrar,. the building,.arid. which had
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fruit-barrels, and timber, iirc. sent-MI.OI an exha-
lation more nauseous and sickening thaw all the
vapours from the other burnt and charred materials
could subdue. These premiSei were erected :in
1828, af er the destruction of the old ones by a
soullar fin?.

STATE OF TRADE.

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MACHESTER, June 22.—There is a more cheer-
ful feeling in the market so- far ras producerseare
-concerned, -and - though- bluir-lests_ very.
prices are steadier than might be, expected. In
come cases there were rateer heavy sales of yarn
last. week, and-spinners are, -consequently so far
engaecd that tln-y will not listen to any further
concessions. There is some lit tle business in yarns
for most markets, but the principal sales have been
in w•tter twist for Germany. Cloths are hardly so
steady in price as yarus, but there is an impression
of coming impr‘.verneut that .keeps manufacturers
from pressing sales upon the.niarket unduly. A
good many buyers are in town who came over from
America by the last steamer, and there is now a
prospect that old stocks lying over since the late
crisis will be fairly swept off, and encouragement
be given to new operations. There is also a strong
impression that the home trade house/ will buy
more freely so soon as the June stock-talengs are
over, from the feta that the qiiantitiesof goods held
by them are much lighter than usual. There is but
little doing for Inclta, owing to the holders of pro-
duce not being in a positi.)n to come into the mar-
ket, awl:. the difficulty experienced in obbijning
transit for goods beyond Calcutta'.
LEEDS, June 22.--=There has been a fair attend-
ancoof buyers in, the cloth-halts this ruoining, but
they Nava not cperatei with much spirit In to any
impor.ant extent, and en'the whole the market has
been rather quieter.

HUDDERSFIELD, June 22.--The market is a lan-
guid one. The re we but few buyers in, who operate
cautiously. The cheaper fauci:,.s continue to go,
but iu limited quantities ; the stocks appear to be
very t,lightly lessening. Price=, however, are gene-
rally firm. In wool-no appreciable change.

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