The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-03 00:00:00

MONDAY E V ENING,

Ohio superfine, 4 dole. sc. to 4 dole. 20c. ; extra
Ohio and Western,
4 dols. to 4 dols. 800. ; Cana-
dian superfine and extra, 4 dols. 25c. to 5 dols. 50c. ;
Baltimore, Alexandria, and George own, 4 dols.
50c. to 4 dole. 85c.; S,euthern fancy and extra,
4 dole. 50c. to 4 dols. 85c ; Southern fancy and
extra, 4 dole. 20c. to 6 dole. 35c. ; choice extra
family and bakers' brands, 6 dols. 50c. to 7 dole.
75c.; rye flour, 3 dols. to 3 dols. 75c.; corn meal,
3 dole. 20c. to 3 dole. 75c. Canadian was un-
changed, Southern brands were steady, with sales
of about 700 or 800 bbls., within the range of the
above quotations. Rye flour.-S call sales were
made at quotations. Corn meal was steady, with
sales of about 100 bbls. at our figures. Wheat was
more active, but at rather easier rates. The sales
embraced about 10 or 12,000 bushels, included in
which were about 7 or 8,000 bushels Chicago
spring at 98c. ; 600 ditto Southern Indiana red at
1 dol. 45c., and red Southern at 1 dol. 12c. Corn
was firmer and more active. The sales embraced
about 40 or 50,000 bushels, including white at
73c. to 78e., the latter figure for Devereaux, and
yellow at 77c. to 79c., with a small lot at 80c. Rye.
-Sales of sor 6,000 bushels Jersey and Northern
were made at 69c to 70c. Oats were steady and in
good demand, with sales of State and Western at
48c., and 51c. for State and Jersey. Barley was
dull ; sales of a few hundred bushels were made at
62c., and 1,000 do. barley malt at 80c.
Beef was active, and the sales included about 600
to 700 barrels, including country prime at 7 dols.
50c. to 8 dole. ; country mess, 10 dole. to 11 dole ;
repacked Western, at 12 dols. to 13 dole. 500., and
extra do., 14 dols. to 14 dole. 50c. ; prime mess was
18 dole. 15c. to 23 dols. ; beef hams were dull, with
small sales at 16 dols. to 18 dole. ; bacon was steady
with sales of 100 hhds., at Bc. to 91c. ; included
in the sales were 50 hhds. smoked sides, at 10c.
Cut meats were in fair demand, with sales of 300
packages, including shoulders, at Cie. to 6ic., and
hams at 91c. to Sic. Lard was firm, with sales of
300 and 400 bl?. tierces at lOic. to 11c. with some
kegs at 12c. Butter and cheese unchanged.
The sales of coffee embraced the cargo of the
Spartan, consisting of about 4,000 bags of Rio, at
91c., four months ; 100 do., at 10c. to 103/4c.
Sugars were sold to the extent of 890 to 900 lids.,
including chiefly Cuba muscovado at about 6c. to
6ic. to 7c. ; New Orleans at p. t. ; and 160 hhd. of
Porto Rico at 61c. to 71c.
Sales of 200 casks of rice were made at 31e. to 4c.
The sales of cotton embraced about 800 bales,
without quotable change in prices. Sellers were net
pressing the market, while purchasers entered it
sparingly, and it closed with a quiet spirit.
Of asbes about 50 brie. pots sold at 6c. ; pearls
were nominal.
Buyers of wool entered the market less freely
than in the previous week, at the beginning par-
ticularly so. The succeeding days there had been a
little more activity, and a fair average business was
done. The sales were mostly domestic wools, com-
prising the usual qualities of pulled, at prices vary-
ing from 24c. to 31c., of which about 60,0001 b. to
65,0001 b. changed hands. Sales of 30,0001 b. full
blood merino were reported at 37c. to 38c., and
25,00016. low and medium fleeces at 28c. to 32c.
Of California 12,0001 b. washed and unwashed on
terms not made public, and 1,6001 b. of the same at
11c. to 23c.
Freights were heavy, and engagements very light.
To Liverpool some 500 to 1,000 barrels flour were
engaged at ls. ; 1,600 barrels resin, at Is. 100.
No grain or cotton was reported. Rates to London
were quiet. To Glasgow 1,600 bates resin were
engaged, part at 3s. per 3101 b., and the remainder
at P. T. There was nothing new to the continent.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 16.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania State Fives, 86i ;
Reading Railroad, 221 ; Morris Canal, 47 ; Long
Islind Railroad, 11A ; Pennsylvania Railroad, 44.
Flour is unchanged. Wheat dull, an i quotations
barely maintained-red, $1 4c. to $1 10c. Yellow
corn has declined Ic. ; sales of 25,000 bushels at
69c. to 72c. Whisky steady at 22c.
MOBILE, APRIL 15.
The sales of cotton to-day were 1,500 bales.
Prices are unchanged, but the market is quite
buoyant.

CHARLESTON, APRIL 15.

The sales of cotton to-day were 200 ba!ei, and
for the week 7,soobales. Good middling to middling
fair, 12a to 122 c.
SAVANNAH, APRIL 15.
The lower grades of cotton have declined c. to ic.
BALTIMORE, APRIL 16.

Flour St 25c. to $437Ac. Wheat quiet. Corn
declining ; mixed and white, 63c. to 67c. ;
Gsc. to 69c. Provisions an advancing tendency.
CINCINNATI, APIUL IG.
Meis pork advanced ; sales 2,500 barrels at $l7,
the market cloning with more buyers tha❑ sellers at
this rate. Lard, in barrels, active ; sales 3,000
barrels at I.oe. Bacon and bulk meats held higher.