The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-13 00:00:00

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AND
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
The Cotton Market at Liverpool yesterday
erni°3ed steadily, without much change in prices.
the sales were estimated at 5,000 bales, (500 of
which were taken on speculation), including 20
reruara andMaranliam at ; 220 Egyptian, at
(d. to Bd. ; 300
Surat, at 4d. to 411. ; and 30
Sea Islands. The Railway Share Market opened
with a, slight improvement in prices, but was not
raaintained subsequently.
The dealers in Colonial Produce this week have
acted very cautiously, and less has been brought
lvard. publicly than for some time past. Sugar
nas been quiet but firm, and Alauritius has been
Ea'
to is. per cwt. dearer. Coffee has sold at last
woireelr's Prices. To-day a fair quantity has been
ere& Tea has ruled very dull, rice inactive,
a d
tallow heavy. The public sales of indigo have
;,d-°gre3sed with spirit at full prices to 2d. to 4d.
\lnce for Kurpahs. Spices have brought steady
rates.

Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report the market
or A.Le_
Ler eman Securities continues active. No ma-
alteration has occurred in the prices of State
,°elce) Whilst a decided improvement has taken
11 ace in some of the Railroad Bonds, particularly
ell the Michigan Central 8 per Cent. and Illinois
helltral 7per Cent. Freeland Bonds, both of which
ling the pastweek have advanced fully 5 per
nt,
1/131111iitel States 6 per Cent. Bonds Redeem 'Ole. Per Cent
1863.„105 107
States 6 per Cent. Inscribed tOe
................................. 186i_-1863...105 106
P to ork State 5 per Cent. Inscribed
•••••• ............................ 1858-1850...
90
Pent 4`vatila 5 per Cent. Inscribed Stock ... 82
11,04vania 5 per Cent. Bonds
..r3leali,sti,se..,tts 5 per Cent. (Sterl. Boi.ids) 1863...10931
Yir,,i,i""„o per Cent. (Sterling Bonds)
__2•
Viiin,4 a Per Cent. (Sterling Bonds) 1888... 85
eitilaala 6 Per Cent. Bonds 1886_ 89 90
a 6 Per Cent. (Sterling Bonds) 1876_112 113
ew Orl
koto,„ LOANS OF CTIES.
4eat 6P. Cent. Ster. 8d5...1 1857-1865 83 85
eans 6 on
per Cent. Bonds 1893... 80 b 2
iIIinRAILROAD BONDS.
114-01.8 Central 7 per Cent. Bonds 1875... 78 79
sondaCentral 7 per Cent. Freelandllichi
1860_ 81 82
Panairn Central 8 per Cent. Bonds
ling Per Cent Ist Mortgage (Ster-
Plin-aVGer gds) " 1859... 92 93
PenC4 7 Per Cent. Bonds 1864... 95
vania Central 6 p. Cent. Mortgage
I,iewl,9oerk. 1860... 91 tL
gar,e and Erie 7 per Cent. Ist Mort.
—ew Ycrk 1868-1869-101 102
...... . ........
. ..
. Mort.
isii4.oe,,,nvertiblee 7 P.
e 1859... 90
gage rk and Erie 7 per Cent. 3d Mort-
li.y4k,-envertible 1883... 87
11'..,...Yerkaild, Erie 7 p. Cent. Convertible 1862... 80
inand 41:1 Erie 7 per Cent. Sinking
lie ...
1875 83?- 84
•••
later© efMcial report made to the Imperial Legis
Prilricel.(4P.ance, upon the available resources of
boon ":,`llcounection with the payment of interest
Partioui" new loan, furnishes many interesting
What that; although we are still left to surmise
the o‘;° Probable contract will be. It seems that
1,800-Auntrell'all Government has still unpledged
the R'''uf• of the Egyptian tribute, 2,500,000 f. of
of .t7,lllYrna Customs revenue and 2,000,000 francs
'L'e BYrian receipts. The loan of 5,000,0001.
of be at 4 per cent. interest, with a sinking fund
by pi)" cent., and the whole of this can be covered
eiaisr e above-named revenues which will be spe-
iir charged with the liability, although the en-
n revenues of Turkey are likewise to ba
answerable. English, French, and Turkish corn-
410:llsioners will be appointed to hold sittings at
Satantinople, with the view of seeing that the
proceeds of the loan are strictly applied to the pur-
kites of the war. This will be a most useful info-
't4tion upon the customs and manners of the Otto-
41sus, inasmuch as the system has been for a host
of Corrupt Pachas to fatten upon the necessities of
their country. The interest will be paid half-
'early at the Bank of England.
4'ecounts from Madrid state that M. Drucker
fad
been pressing urgently the claims of the De-
rrell Spanish Bondholders upon the attention of
e Finance Minister, and asked that the conditions
oftlt, 1831 conversion, accepted by the majority
of the creditors, should be carried out. The Duke
ottvictoria is stated to have admitted the justice
"Be and to have promised attention thereto.
la mentioned, upon apparently good authority,
ieat" the object of King Leopold's visit to England
°Becure the neutrality of Belgium in the present
Lord Palmerston is understood to have been
fo44rolls that Belgium should openly declare
kthe Allies, with the object, we presume;
kilo actively co-operating after a time, bu
of Prosperity enjoyed under the policy
the"o°-Participation has rendered the King of
iiti'elgians most solicitous to remain in such an
forrntageous position, and if we are correctly in;
ed• he has succeeded in making a convert o
Lei- Premier the Court, it is superfluous to say,
at ,834 disposed to acquiesce. There seems,
(ifs ,e '3
'cast, an inconsistency in enlisting the aid
pens;inia, upon which we had no claim, and dis-
qtlit:'g with that of Belgium, which we could re-
he ea the score of gratitude.
ar,aEnglish funds are very quiet this morning,
the 41
the absence of money buying to any amount, 121
felt avoidance of speculation becomes the more 6
bla have
as that it imparts a tone of dullness.
Con-
for a•ve been 91 to 91/ for transfer, and 91 to c
92i.Iee°11ut. The New 3 per Cents. have been
baq 1.7 ±, and the Reduced 911 to 92. Bank Stock
qtie 4°ll per Cent., being 213 to 2131. Exclie-
-21-r tills are 245. to 275. premium for those at
i;iuterest.
Lteaao;tettpltriant Bciplail business in the Foreign Market
galli been in Turkish Bonds, which continue
to 85. Russian 41 per Cents. have
spa quoted 90. Dutch 4 per Cents. are 951 to
1814i811?Threes are dull at 36, and the Deferred at
The
.eruvian are rather quieter.
kteokB.l°llowing are the nominal prices oLfo_reeixe•in.
c4ll ~---Grenada Deferred Bonds, 6i to IVI
1:4441.1 to 211 ; Peruvian, 70 to 72 ; ditto Three
12 to- -c4,4 ents., 50 to 52 ; Portuguese Four per Cents.,
4iti ; Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101 ;
; our-and-a-Half per Cents., 88 to 90 ;
Qetill New Deferred, 18 to 18i ; ditto 3 per
ditto4ll
361 to 361 ; ditto Certificates, 4 to 4± ;
fher_assive, 4 to 41.
English Railway Shares are not buoyant,
krbc°l)'t of the old lines are rather lower. The
of e aMares are mostly nominal. Great Western
% ya are a trifle firmer.
better"hu del Rey Mine Shares are again 11.
Portea* The Joint-Stock Banks are mostly sup-
cote' Australian Agricultural Land Shares
heAavy.

86
105
933

92 Si
88 25
81 150

1114/1 II'UINTDS THIS DAY.—CLOSING PRICES.
(Prom the Oficial Litt.)
a, 4 Business done
ti
apc ntleeit .
4 her'664t. Redu3Ce.d Annuities
Now 3 nt. Consols Annuities 9l i 1 i
11onq hLrtit Cent Annuities ~
4-1-16
ti.ttc 3onieeas,tExirebthlo.Ttahn., L.
0ct.,18601859 3 1346
144%42 30 Years, Expire
En a c Expire sth April 1885 16 15-16
ilittro-4'B, 410U0
,to4ol4,ztnader il.OOO 34
/hell °..!hocennt, Bth August 9li 1
tanner Bins, 2d 23.
24 7 2O 23
ttruiZu
.........................- 224t 77 . 2200 2233
eciller li,C Cis 3iper Cent lOl i 1
bitto •
11 1858, ' P
15.R.1-r, 1859, ~ , lOl if 1
4),TZLP.ra,-42Z:0,
IRBE29IG4N39,FUNDS THIS DAY.
Peri7.tl 3 Per Cent.
21011
44138itii:043131)°eurle4e,n4t per Cent ............. ... TsV
SPauisPc'aucls, 410 per Cent 9,0
to v° (Is. 3 er Cent 36
ttnitiah -".._ew Defered, 3 per Cent.
DitikiZnittEC=ut -
84i i 5 '4
•,,, blvdenda on the above payable in London. -c,
uitt
bomic 3 Per Cent.
................... 66f. 50e. ex 25f. sc.
Ditto 2i per Ceni. 12 'dui' C3i
- ". Per Cent. Certifieatos
THREE O'CLOCK
ennWe
D. . 91 18
ate fur ii:e. ...... COniei ....................
91
Ilitir -

to i.-'B. XISBETT.—We are authorised by Lady Buothby
iih_44te that to
is no foundation for a rumour that
she is about to return to the stage.
110uGHT Ino C The large and beautifully-
Proporioned N CANNON.—The , wrought iron cannon ,
on ,pk, in Staffordshire,
burst and fell into many pieces
T 11,; ednesdaY at Woolwich, under the usual charge.
gun
Iv was 10 inches in the bore, 10 feet long, and
elglutd 96 cwt.