The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-15 00:00:00

MONEY AN.

CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool, on Saturday, ---:--
were estimated at from 3,000 to 4,000 bales, of Shr,
which 1,500 American were taken on speculation.
The market closed heavily, without alteration in
st.
prices. The sales comprised 3,000 American, 100 20
Egyptian at 7d. to MI., and 400 Surat, at 4d. to
4d. , per lb. In Railway Shares only a limited 14
business done, the dealers and brokers being en- „i
gaged in preparing for the settlement. The con-
tinuation was heavy and bullish. 27
Wheat is barely so dear.
The mail from Brazil brings favorable intelligence 22
from Rio as to the general state of business, and it sr,,t;,
is gratifying to learn that the crops of sugar and 'sob
coffee will be large. 50
The Buenos Ayres accounts are very interesting. 50
There had been a species of counter-revolution,, 25
and a new Government appears to have been
formed. Judging from the patriotic and wise course 254°
hitherto adopted by General Urquiza there was
really no occasion for this. The General hasd one 18
all in his power to benefit the province and 20
without the slightest view to his own aggrandize- 25
ment. Probably the new government would imitate 25
his moderation, though it had already reversed 25
some of his acts. National Custom-houses, for ex- st
ample, were abolished. The uncertainty that pre- Sc
vailed• was injurious to trade, but a moderate busi-
nmss had been done, and it was hoped the deposit St
sy stem would be continued. If so all articles would st
be admissible to deposit, and the ad valorem duty St
would be per. Cent. per month, as storage charge Si
on manufactured goods, with a reduction of 25 per St
Cent. on the rates leviable at present on other 5(
articles.

The mercantile advices by the Overland Mail
from Calcutta are satisfactory, and there was a fair
demand for imports.
At Amsterdam, on the 13th inst., Dutch Stocks
were firmer. In Foreign, business was quite re-
stricted.
The railway meetings announced are the follow-
ing: Killarney Junction, 30th Nov., Dublin;
Leeds Northern, Ist eeds; Royal Swedish,
22nd Nov., Gottenburg; Dec.,iVaterford and Kilkenny,
26th Nov., London Tavern; West Flanders, 20th
Nov., Office; ditto, 26th Nov., Bruges.
To secure the allottment of new shares (in the
preparation of one new for two original), the Dijon St.
and Besangon shares must be sent to the Paris
office on or before the 10th November, for the pur- 25
pose of being stamped. A deposit of 41. per new 25
share will be required, for which a receipt will be St.
given, to be subsequently exchanged (should the SBi
concession be granted) against provisional certifi- St.
cates, credited as 41. paid. Should the company 50
fail to obtain the concession, the deposit of 41. per 25
share to be returned in full, but without interest, 100
within six months, at the latest, from Ist Novem- St.
ber, 1852. 25
The form of receipt has been seen, and, from the r
following paragraph at foot, it is clear that the 15
document is not of a negotiable character :—" Le 50
present certificat est personnel et incessible, et ne St.
saurait constituer aucun droit en d'autres maens 16
quo colles du Tutlelaire." 8
The following note, dated Bth inst., has been re- 8
ceived from the office of the Great -Southern and 20
Western (Ireland) :—" With reference to the reso- 20
lution passed by the shareholders of this company, 10
at the half-yearly meeting, held on the 28th Aug. st.
last, authorizing the conversion of their original
(501.) shares into stock, I have now to acquaint
you that henceforth the buyers of these shares will
be furnished with certificates of stock representing
the amount of the shares so purchased."
The Directors of the Paris and Orleans Railway
Company have reminded those shareholders, who,
in consequence of the recent conversion of their
certificates, are entitled to new dividend shares,
and may desire to transform them into new omnium
shares, that upon payment of 350 francs (141.) per
share, such exchange will be permitted to take
place.

- The following note, dated 9th inst., has been re
ceived from the Secretary ofthe North Staffordshire
Railway Company :—" I beg to acquaint you, for
the information of those interested, that application
will be made in the present Session of Parliament
for leasing or amalgamating this line with the Lon-
don and North Western, in accordance with the
circular of the 9th ult."
The English stock market is without any change
of importance, and business very restricted. Con-
sols are 1001 4 for transfer, and 1004 1 for ac-
count. The New 31 per cents. have been 1024 to
103, and the 3 per cents 991 to 4. Exchequer
Bills of March are 725., and India. Bonds 85s.
premium.
Messrs. Devaux and Co. have informed the com-
mittee of Turkish Scripholders that the Loan was -§I.
introduced to them by Messrs. Blount and Co. of 5
Paris, and that they kept 60,0001. of it for St.
themselves. 20
Iroreign becurities have not generally moved, t?.
but there is a rally in Turkish Scrip within the last 15
half hour from 2 and 2i to 21 and 31 premium.
The Swedish Loan is flat at 11 Discount. Vene- 6,
zuela Deferred Bonds have been 154. Mexican 6.
Stock has been firm at 25 to 4. Buenos Ayres is 3
down 5 to 6 per cent. on account of the new poli-
tical change. Brazilian Scrip realises 1} premium. 5
Sardinian Bonds are firm at 981. Belgian Four- 71
and-a-Half Per Cents bring NI to 4. 6'
Railway Shares have been influenced by the set- 61
tlement of the Account which is now in progress, 10'
and most of the old lines, which had been a little 20
flat early in the morning, are better since. French
Shares are all rising again, and some are 1/. to 30s. 10
st.
dearer. Mines are dull. K

BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY.

(From the Official List.)

Business done.

3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 99
3 per Cent. Consols Annuities.
Now 31 per Cent. Annuities lO3 2 -
India Bonds, £1000............. ........
Consols for Account.

Exchequer Bills lid.
£lOOO..
£5OO 75
Small 75
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY.
Brazilian Scrip I
Buenos Ayres 6 per Cent 75 2 4
Danish Bonds, 1825, 3 per Cent,
Ditto 5 per Cent
Grenada Bonds, I per Cent
Ditto Deferred
Mexican 3 per Cent
Peruvian 3 per Cent., Deferred
Ditto for the Account
Russian Bonds, 1822, 5 per Cent..............

March.
.... } 72

June

1064

10
25,1 5
62
.. 62a

Ditto 4A per Cent lO5 4
Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent

Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent 52
Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent 2s} 4
Swedish Loan
Turkish Loan, 6 per Cent., 1852
Ditto Account 2i 4 31 p.
Venezuela Bonds lsi i
Belgian Bonds, 2i per Cent. Ex. 25fr.
French Rentes, 3 per Cent 84f 25e Ex.2sf 20c
Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu. £ B2
Ditto 4A per Cent. Ex. 25fr. 96i 4
Dutch Exchange 2i per Cent 65

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols
Ditto Account, Dec. 9 IOOA