The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-01 00:00:00

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to-day

,trua Fria •• .
Angle Californian ..•• •
ksturlart •.• -,. •

1!4 -
% %

Anstrali Aid

% ;f3 di.

Australian Freehold

Ave Maria

Blaenarvon Iron & Coal
Australian Gold
British Iron . •• • • •
Brazilian Imp. (is. 5/, p.)

dis.
, .
dis
2_.

De. Cocaei and

-

Do. St. John del Roy . •
Cobre Copper . • •
Copiapo ....... •
Eng. &Australian Copper

40 BO —3l
14 4 5
5 —34 P
all 9% 10%
1 pax %
all —1% p
9 34, 4
I
10% 6 7
7 10 —ll
all 2Y —IM
4 -
Port Philip, 1.

General • • • •
Gold Mountain
Great Polgooth .
Mexican do s. American
Nouveau Monde ...... ••
Santiago de Cuba
Tin Croft ...... • ••
United Mexican— ••
West Mariposa .. • • ....

Anstralasia .... • • • • • • • •
British North America..
Colonial .... • • .. • • ....
Commercial of London..
London Joint Stock ....
London and Westminster
National Provincial Eng.

STOWS 11111.NMS
all 38 39%
N 47% 49
25 1134 12%
20 24 2514
10 18% 17%
20 29 —3O

De. New ........ • •
National of Ireland .. • •
Oriental Bank Corporat.
Provincial of Ireland....

1734, - 17

31 - 32%
42y2 - 43%
15% - 16%
35 - 35,4
-3%
14% - 15%

Do. New • • ••
Union of Australia ••

Do. Now ....
Union of London •.....
'Raton of Madrid

..A.NEOUS.
48 - 49%

Canada •..•••...•....
Eastern Steam • • .. • • . •
Gen. Steam. Navigation .
fenin. & Oriental Steam.
Ditto ditto
Royal Mail Steam .. • • ..

- 28
71 -80

fWe cannot be answer
will not be influenced by

8D —six
ie errors of the Official Usti, and
I correspondents.]

Interes'

MONEY and CO NIM g.`
TWO •
CITY, O'CLOCK.

The Cotton Market at Liverpool yesterday was dull,
and closed heavily; prices. however, were very little
changed. The sales were estimated at about 5,000
bales (of which 1,000 Arneric,n were taker, for export).
comprising about 4,000 American, 180 Perham and
Ma,anbaut at 511. to 611., 30 B,hia at bid , 500 Egyp-
tian at 6il. to 84d., and 300 Surat at 3d, to 4d. per lb.—
Railway Share. were quie; at rather lower prices.
Toe sales of Wheat in the provincial markets that re-
palate the averages were last week 72 981 quarters. The
six weeks' average is 42A. 6d. per quarter.
Yesterday, at the public sales of Tea, 3,446 packages
passed, of which about 2,000 found buyers, including
971 packages of Assam Tea, on account of the Assam
Company, and the prices obtained were quite equal to
those of previous sales. The quality of these teas pro-
gressively improves, and while exhibiting less of the
stringent high burnt character, which marked the earlier
productions, possesses all the strength and aroma which
make it so invaluable. The trade readily give prices for
this class of Tea much above those produced for Chins
descriptions.
The following letter has some correct points, and we
quite join in the surprise expressed that Mexican Bonds
should rule so low whe❑ securities of a more dangerous
character, and at an elevation in regard to price which
renders them, even when the sscarity is good, unusually
dear, are so mach sought after. Peruvian is held by
wealthy parties, and the debt is small. Of Mexican
there is a larger amount and in weaker hands. These
facts beat explain their relative positions, but it needs
only a few strong buyers to give a tone to the latter,
sad some day, when least expected, this will come. The
party who writes us states:— _ _

"Sir,—You commence your Stock and Money article,
under the head of Foreign Stocks, by saying that Mex-
ican are firm at 325 4, and that Peruvian Deferred are
flat at 614. Allow m© just to draw your attention to
the value of three Stocks; for instance, our Three per
Cents. are 985; the Deferred Peruvian are 614, a three
per cent. stock, to commence paying 1 per cent. next
October, then to increase to :a three per cent. stock in
six years, so that now it is only a one per cent. stock•
Next October it would take three of them to produce
three per cent., and at the present price, 614, it would
coat 1841. Now, what think you of the value, compared
with our own Threes, which are the highest stock ill
the world? The Peruvian has as far eclipsed them DO
the sun the moon. Look at the Mexican at 32i, a three
per cent.-paying stock, with six per cent., now to be paid
on them, which reduces them to 26; this 26, at throe per
oent., would be 12 pounds for 104, nearly twelve per
cent. You of course know this, but don't you think
these two stocks ought to be reversed according to the
relative value? Depend on it that the assignment of 0
permanent portion of the revenue of Mexico is far pre.'
fa.able to the bird manufacture of guano, as there 0
more guano taken away now in six months than the
birds, if visiting the islands in millions, could accumulate
in twenty years."
The foreign mails bring no intelligence of importance,
and there is a delay in the arrival of the French
dispatches, owing to an accident to the South-Easter,
train at Edenbridge.
The lands are rather looking up again, and there

less demand for cash, the settlements having been coo'
pleted. Consols have been 98i /, and are now 981 1
for Transfer. The lowest price for Account has been
981 Exchequ.r-bills are 68s. prem. East India
Bonds are 775. to 804.
Foreign Securities have been dull generally, but
Mexican Bonds have taken a start upon the purchase;
of the Hebrew party and of Dutch operators. It is
rutnoured that, viol New York, information has been
received of 95,000 dollars beiug likely to come
to hand for the dividends by the nest
Mexican packet. The Conway, it is to be
remembered, will bring the Pacific mails only. Mexican
Bonds have been 331 to 33, and are now 33 to 1'
Buenos Ayres stock is 74 to 75. Equador Bonds ere 5
to I, and Grenada Deferred has dropped to 9/. Pelt'
vian Old Stock is worth 104} to 1051 ex. dividend.
Mexican converted bonds are being dealt in. Thel
bring 261 1. Sardinian Stock is quiet at 93. Spanish
Three per Cents are 441 to 4, and the new Deferred
to Venezuela Bonds are 47i to 48. Belgian Foul
and-a-Half per Cents are 94 to and Dutch Two-aO4l
a-Half per Cents. 601,

The last week's Railway receipts, ascertained up °
this day, are in round figures as under:--
1852. 1851'n
Great Western £15,265
.£14,3%
North-Western 42,363 41,46'1
South-Western 9,263 9g"4
Brighton
Midland
20, 1
South- Eastern
North Stafford 4,780
4,760
Lancashire and Yorkshire
York and North Midland
7
Newcastle and Berwick
Great Northern
Aberdeen
Railway Shares have been rather looking up witty
the last half hour, but the business done is small.
Gold Mines are dull, but Australian firm.
QUAR7'ER TO THREA
Consols ... —98 i
Ditto Account, April 13 ... ... 981 i
BRITISH FUN(pFrSomTHthleSODffitYialALTisto.)NE O'CLOCK

3 per Cent. Consols Anne.
Long Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860... ..... •
Do. 30 Years, Expire Jan. 5, 1860... 6Yi
India Stock ................................. ..
Do. Bonds, 1000/... .................... 77 p
Ditto under 1.0001 ,
Consols for Account ............... . 985,4%
E,cehootier Bills. 114 d.
1.0001.... ....................... ..... 68 p
Small
!'RICE. OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCS
Buenos Ayres Bonds 6 per Cent. ..• 75 74
Equador Bonds
Mexican Bonds, lti46, 5
Grenada, 114 per Cent. .....
Ditto Deferred ..................
ssu_auDDratd.ciiittlt:coi,l4:lll:
Ditto Account ...........
Ditto 3 per Cent.
per Cent ....
Peruvian Bonds, 15 a
Ditto Account ... .. _
per Cent. ......
1054 44 5 $
Per Cent. ....... ...,
... 10314
Ditto 414 Pe
for the Account ............ 93
Ditto
p noah Bonds. 3 I..er Cent. _......
Ruseian Bonds. 1822 p, esrpCeernctent..
445
e(letts..tti_lpri ..ii;i,ileunitled,. :: 69i3)34,2,5/8 ex di
New Deferred ..... ... ...... 20 %
Venezuela Bonds ..• .. ............... 47% 48
4% per Cent
Dividengs on. the above payablr in Lon,lor
....... ... ...... 94 14
...................—____
Belgian

LLOYD'S S iiIPPLA DAY.)
LONDON< APRIL 1.--Wllld this day at noon N.N.Wif
lig,hc 41,(i tine clear weather.
B
, AYANNAH, MARCH
15.—The Fanny, New Orieva
to Loodondel ry, put in leaky; the leak was itoppf d. sr),
sno proceeded 12-.11 inat. The Pk n auN, from Newport
has been aground, but apparently received no damage. I
CHAHELSTON, MARCH 16.—The John Bell, Liverpoo.
to Savannah, has been abandoned at sea with seven fee;
water in her hold; crew saved by the Commerce, arrive'
off this port.

STOCKTON, MARCH 31.—Wind E.N.E.—SId. Faragoo,
Quebec.

BORDEAUX, MARCH 28.—The Numa, of St.
England to lit() Janeiro, has been wrecked near the
Cutt,ry Islands; crew saved.
QUEENSTOWN MARCH 30.—S1d. Norma, and
Hank Miks, New York.

CROOKLIAVEN.—Ar7d. Sophia, New Orleans, leaky
,d
ROSTk CK, MARCR 28.—The Ceres, from Stettin, bP;
been wrecked On the Fischlande, near Wiestrow,
a gale, 25th inst.; crew landed, cargo expected to by
saved.
STALPEMINDE, MARCH 25.—The Emilie, which
sails
hence, 19th inst., for Bugenwalde, fur repairs, haviri°
been on shore off Saleski 2d Feb., has put back
RIIGENW.ALDE, MARCH 25.—The Coronet), Swine
munde to Piiku, is epranded off Iliohott; crew saved. ,c,
CORUNNA, MARCH 23.—The Eucarnet, Newcastle
Borde..ex, tins put. in with damage, and must discharF0,
MESsit4A, MARCH 19 —The Domestic, from Carel
arrived b ere 14th inq. lesky. stilt
MALTA, MARCH 23.—The San Giovanni 134' • 4
from lia,alz, has put. in leaky, t.nd part of cargo all
stores th rown overboard.
DEAL' bleAcl.l3l.—Wind light uprtherly breeze 9r.