The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.—Oor. 30.

Ashes.—The market was unchanged, while small
sales were making 6io for pearls, and 7c for pots.
Breisdatuffs.—Flour.—Tne market has displayed is-
creased activity, with a good demand both from domes-
tic and foreign export trade. Prices were also firmer
by 9c to 10a per barrel, especially for the lower and
medium grades. The sales footed up about 18,000 t,)
20,000 barrels, at about the following quotations :

Superfine State ss 75 to $7 80
Extra State 5 10— 5 20
Western Ohio and Ohio superfine
Extra Ohio and Western
Canadian superfine and extra 5 15 6 75
Baltimore, Alexandria, and Georgetown 5 40 5 45
Southern fancy and extra
Choice extra family and bakers' brands 7 25 8 50
Rye flour
Corn meal
Canadian flour was firm at the above quotations,
with sales of about 500 barrels. Southern brands were
iq fair demand with cakes of about 1,200 to 1,300 brie
within the range of the above quotations. Rye flour
and corn meal were quiet at the above quotations.
Wheat was again active and in good diemand both for
milling and for export. The receipts and supplies of
Western were light and the market firmer. The Pales
embraced about 40,000 busbel,,, including Southern
white at 1 dol 45c to 1 dol 53c, chiefly at 1 dot 50c for
white Tennessee prime ; red Southern at 1 dol 26c to
1 dol 30c; damaged Southern ditto at 95c ; Kentucky
and Ohio red at 1 dollsc, and Kentucky white at 1,
dol 20c ; lowa spring at 1 dol 3c ; Chicago spring was,
scarce and firmly held at 1 dol 3c. Corn was scarce
and receipts light. Sales Western mixed were limited,
and for whole sound cargoes 78c was asked ; some out
of order sold at 70c. Rye was quiet at 75c to 80c.
Oats—sales of State and Weitern were :;reported at 45c
to 47c.

Coffee was quiet, and sales were limited, without
change in price. Sales of 400 bags Maracaibo were made
at private terms.

oottoa.—There was no movement of moment to notice
beyond small shipments to Liverpool on owners' ac•
count.

Freights were steady without change of moment in
rates, but somewhat less active. To Liverpool about
10,000 bushels wheat in bulk, were taken at 'ad ;
ships' rates were steady at Bd, and some 2,000 to 3,000
barrels flour were reported at 2s 6d ; 200 bales of cotton
at 5-32 d, and some dead weight at 25e. To London
100 tone oilcake, at 25s to 27s 6d, with some flour re-
ported at 8s and grain at 9J. To Glasgow two vessels
were taken up—the first, a bArk, to load with flour a,
3a, and grain at 9d ; and the other to load with flour at
4i, and grain in sh;p's bags at 10d. To Havre cotton
was engaged at id ; pearl ashes at 8 dole and pots 9
dell ; rice was 9 dole, and bones at id.
Fish were quiet, with sales of a cargo of Marblehead
to arrive at 3 dole 250; mackerel was dull and prices
nominal.

Hay was steady, with moderate sales at 25c to 65c for
shipment.
Hides are without any demand or animation. The
stock is large and receipts continue heavy. There is a
light demand for shipping. The sales were 3,550 city
slaughter at 6c to 61c cash ; 2,500 Western, 7a for ex-
port; 1,800 dry Porto Cabello, 16e cash.
Loather—The stock is very large; prices are entirely
nominal. The receipts were 46,000 hemlock, 5,550 oak.
Sales, 1,800 hemlock, 1,150 oak. Stock, 251,000 hem-
lock, 34,200 oak.
Molasses-30 hhds and 50 brls. Cuba muscovado mo-
lasses were sold on private terms
Naval Stores—Sales yesterday and to-day comprised
about 600 to 730 bls. spirits turpentine at 400. ; crude
turpentine was quiet, and sales limited at 3 doll. 80c.
About 700 We. common rosin were sold at 1 dol. 35c.
per 310 b. delivered.
Oils—The market quiet and drices unchanged.

Provisions—Pork-LThe market was less buoyant and
easier for mess. About 200 to 300 bls. were sold, includ-
ing mess at 90 dole., check to-day, and at 20 duls. 250.
usual way. Prime sold at 16 dole. 25c. Beef was steady,
with sales of about 100 to 150 bls., including country
prime, at 6 dole. 50c. to 7 dole. 50c. ; mess do. at 9 doh
50c. to 10 dole. 50c. ; repacked Western at 10 dole. 50c.
to 12 dole., and extra do. at 12 dole. 50e., to 14 dols.
Prime mess and beef hams were nominal. Dressed hogs
were selling at 7c. to Bc. Lard was steady, with sales of
250 bls. at 10c. to 12c , with a small lot of sweet choice
at 13c.
Rice—Sales of about 200 casks were made at 31c. to
41e.
Sugars—The market was active, and sales were more
freely made. The !Wes embraced about 1,500 hhds., in-
cluded in which were two cargoes of Cuba muscovado,
low grades, in b )nd for Export, part at 4c. nett for cash.
The remainder was sold to the trade, chiefly within the
range of 6i;c., 7'lc, and Sic., with a small lot of common
Porto Rico at 7c. 200 hhds. Molado were sold at 4c.,
and 600 boxes brown Havannabe at Bc. The eame grade