The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-22 00:00:00

.VONEY "-A KE

AND
COM 11,1EROLIL TELLIGEN OE.

CITY, Two o'CL64r-..

•
The Cotton • Market at Liverpool yesterday
e
'cse(-1 very tamely, and, compared with Friday's_
Tl,t's) prices of American hava declined id. per
e Sales were estimated at 5,000 bales (1,000 of
lin
I.,llieh were taken for export), comprising 100
t,ernain and Maranhaam at 7d. to Md., 4-11, Egyp-
-6411 at 61d. to 9d., and 1,200 Surat at 3id. to
per lb. The Railway Share Market was
.1.11) and closed with a downward tendency in
PI ices.
There has been rather a larger busrtess done this
It
31c in' Colonial Produce, though in some instances
has been stimulated by the lower prices sub-
t!ttted to. Sugar, for instance, of most descrip-
ns, at 6d. per cwt. reduction, has been taken
411'ro freely. In coffee there has been mere acti-
111 :Y. as regards Plantation Ceylon, but full values
Ire been supported. Rice has ruled dull ; and
tea, the public sales being announced for next
'elc, not much has been done.- For spices pre-
-4ls rates have mostly been paid ; and cochineal
a's obtained Id. to 2d. per cwt. advance. Rum
i,
been dealt in at late figures. Saltpetre has
ah 'rater dearer. In indigo the purchases have
'64 deferred as much as possible to the auctions,
commence .on the 10th proximo.. A slight
41;Provdinent Las taken place in tallow.
44essrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report that the
11:11.1tet, for American Securities continues active.
e transactions in the State Stocks have been
owing to the shortness of supply ; whilst
increased demand has arisen for the various
lilroad Bonds, at improved prices
Redeemable. Per Cent.
jr„t'eo States 6 per Cent. Bonds 1868...107 108
ted States 6 per Cent. Inscribed
iZ"ki eit 1867-1868...106i 107 A
Ile- York State p. Cent. 80nd5...1858-1830... 90
441 tie 80.
.vnnin. 5 per Cent. Inscribed Steele .'
it,ivutuaseitatssslspeorrCjennti. (;tnerl. Bonds).1868-101 103
ad 5 per Cent. (Sterling Bonds) ...
Via -a 5 per Cent. (Sterling Bonds) 1888... 86 83
IQ:ilia 6 pa? Cont. Bonds 1886... 89 91.
uky 6 per Cent. Bonds 1863... 89 90

T CITIES.

LOANS Olr
"t• 'Orleans 6 per Cent. Bonds 1893... 80 82
RAILROAD BONDS.
11111102:3;t1 Central 7 per Cent. Bonds 1875... 731 741
tontral 7 per Cent. Freeland
47,111(1a 1860... 721 731.
Ilgan Central 8 per Cent. Bonds ... 90 92
aims 7 per Cent., Ist Mortgage (Ster-
N; Boitis) 1859... 931 931
Pet $m$7 per Cent. Bonds 1861... 93
nsYlvania Central 6 p. Cent. Mortgage
14, e ?Tads 1.880... 901 911
York and Erie 7 per Cent. Ist Mort-
t:
Y !go ...................................1868-1869...101 102
ork and Erie 7 p. Cent., 2d Mort-
; _ age, Convertible
,
York and Erie 7 per Cent. 3d Mort-
I,„,age, Convertible 1883._ 861 871
Y ork and Erie 7p. Cent. Convertib!e-1862... 82 83
• -:rork and Erie 7 per Cent. Sinking
rued 1875... 83 84
The English funds have been rather violently
t d
uponuponby the intelligent© from the Crimea,
4 d
te
ti 1e the disappointment at the reverse is perhaps
more exaggerated, became of the feeling of
l'fidence engendered by our previous successes.
blat) after all, however, the affair may not be so
et as appears at first sight, is not only sin-
rely hoped, but seems likewise probable.
file fall during the last two or three days
the Rentes at Paris, it- is now obvious, was
I‘c•ileed by private intelligence of this check as
• leh as by the intimation of a coming" loan. In
th
e Stock Exchange money is still easily procurable
1:
V,t 2 to 24 per cent., and there have been money
irehases within the last few days, supposed to be
r parties who hate to receive portions of the
.311th Sea money next month. At present a greater
a
Ifference of opinion prevails as to the future course
(3
f the market. On the one hand, money is all
,i
its favour, and the splendid weather is a most
4,-lll)ortant auxiliary. The French loan iVxpected
"he particpate.d in here, if the opportunity is
‘l!ex ecl, and from the creation of new stock as the
i
''talments are paid upon our own loan, some ad-
" ~tio-Jaal supply is periodically calculated upon.
ni
`:°11 cols have been 901 to 901., a fall of about 1 per

fit;, The Omnium has declined to 3i to 4 prem.
30 Years' Annuity is at 164 to 15-16. Bank
14c:k is firm at 2111. Exchequer Bills are 12s. to
fer'l,remium for those at 21d., and 10s. to 14a.
110.se at 2d.
pre INign Securities are dull and generally de-
li% ased. Turkish Bonds opened at 80/, but have
lar ''?'e been- 811 Danish Bonds are 82k, and
1141zilian Smallßonds 1001. Dutch 4 per Cents.
tti 'e
receded to 94 and 941. The other invest-
s rite are nominal, no business being recorded in
m.
111-h
4t, Le 'euewillf, are the nominal prices of, foreign
el's:—Grenada Deferred Bonds, 61 to 7; Mexi-
' '.,,2112 to 211 ; Peruvian, 68 to 70; ditto Three
ents., 48 to 50 ; Portuguese Four per Cents.,
tut oO 46 _
Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100 ;
6 Pour-and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ;
anigh New Deferred, 18f, to 18i ; Ditto 3 per
D tts*, 38i to 30 ; Ditto Certificates, 4 to 4i ;
1 `to
rp, Passive, 4to 41.
The Great Western Railway of Canada have
th lied a notice respecting the new capital, which
e llet of the Provincial Parliament empowers
ti (Ira to raise. To every actual shareholder, one
fe ,lvrsbare of 201. 10s. for each original share is of-
t] red deposit of 51. 10s. to be paid on or before
le 29th inst.
1-tf‘,li ailway Shares are all materially affected by the
r,4,'' the Funds, though in some cases they are
Clluer firmer now than at the commencement of
' ikeilless• The Canadian and Foreign lines are
"ewise at reduced values.
i;t4ining Shares are without much change. Join
i:ek Banks rule firm. There is nothing of im
nallee to notice in the Miscellaneous market.

.111T13H FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE K
(Iro?9, the Ofilcia,l Litt.)

111,„1,. Ro.iness done
a Stock
Per t., ••••
kn,.., n-tut. P.educcd Annuities 9ll i i
t „" 4 per Cent. Annuities
Lm„ Annuities, Expire sth Jan., ISO
zi
,::, ), tto 30 Years, Expire sth April, 1885 164 1..)-16
j '' .'or Account, 10th July 904 it
Itclia Stock
bit'..o
n,_. fur the Account 235
''"Anium
gacilequer Bills, 20. I 21
j•:1000
XSOO.
Small ... 17 12 !17 12
':chequer Bands 1858, 3 per Cent. lOO/
kTCICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
b.'i r a 2 i Liam. Bonds 5 per Cent.
r, bill° Small ........ .
,nssh Bonds, 1825, 3 per Cent 822
"itish .bonds, 6 pa coat —
bi-oto for the Account SOi 1 i i
,iiv,dem!i: on the above payable in Lona,
%Di ''l Rich ;,,,, 'I er Cent. 12 G.uil —
bet() 4 Per Cent. Certificates ...
lIALP-PAS7' Two.
90H

Consols

LLOYD'S SIIIPPING-{THIS DAY.)

I\ir4ONDoN June 22.—Wind this day a noon, _N. to
; light pleasant breeze, and fine, clear weath(,r.
ICLMOUTEI, June 91 —W find, S.W. Sailed—Dido, for
rape of Geod • Wm. Bromham, Quebec.
ollTsmouTn, june 21.—Wind, N.E. Sailed—H.M.S.
'e!severance, for the Black Sea.
fro ALMOUTH, June 21.—Wind, N. Arrived—Ashburton,
f„r, Trinidad de Cuba. Sailed—Thomas and William,
"Vt. Thomas.
for ITDERLAND, Juno 21. Wind, S.E. Sailed—Tgroffey,
annah.
lerril, June 21.—Arrived—Jane, from Charleston.
13,„114:Lp5, June 21.—The seaman's chest picked up at
the- a few days ago is supposed to have belonged too ne of
crew of the Commercial of this port, which vessel was
fePPosed to have foundered off the Lincolnshire coast a
w weeks
a o'
g
Alt
rbretvtiersLEraßD, June 2,o.—The Norval, from Newcastle to
was loft on the Ball of the Hindon on, or
oils to, the 18th inst. ; crew saved.

4tTSTRALTI TIIE BALLARAT RIOTERS, —By the
.114,1:tis elrval of the Shalimar, which has reached Li% erpool
a capital run of 75 days from Melbourne, we
fora that the governor is ECll reaping the fruits of his
' in trying the Ballarat rioters for high treason.
4,3' the news brought by a former vessel we were told
flat the first of the prisoners, after an able defence made
hina by his counsel, Mr. Butler Cole Aspinall, was
vaiuitted. And now we are informed by the new arri-
tiohthat, up to the time of her starting, " the prosecu-
h7 °f the Ballarat rioters bad continued at Mel-
eo-t -rne- The prisoners were declared rot guilty in
ea9e. Mr. Agpicall was a!lyiinted and con-
ileted the ckfenee in were
every c,,.,, The ;over-
-41;a'41 his la cfileers were, it is; ,y,:reatly
/tallh',ing thus ifi12,,,1 again anal again. Mr. A.spi- 16-1
rot" "1Y in his 25th year, being the youngest of three
hers brought up to the law, two of them as barris- 2,
tars
anrl the other as a solicitor. He has made a good 25
Ott 4"g,i,",thg, and he has our best wishes that he may "go I
77. PrOtipor.".