The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-14 00:00:00

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Hides ... 3 5 oto 3 , 5 0...2 17
6to 3 0 0
Jute ..• ... 2 5 oto 2 .10 0...2 5 0, •
Raw Silk ... 4 0 0 ' 14011:kiwi).
Indigo and
Silk Piece
goods ... 310 oto 4 0 0 " ditto.
Shell Lac ... 2 5 oto 2 ' 0 ditto.
Lao Dye ... 3 0 oto 3 2 6 ditto.
Rum ... ... 3 0 0 ditto.
Castor Oil ... 2 15 0 ditto.
To Manritio9.
Rice 1.4. to 1.6. per bag, payable there at 50e.
Coolie& 38r. to 40r. per head.
To Ching.
Opium 7 dolls:to 8 dolls. per chest.
Cotton ... 2.25 dolls. per bale.

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MONEY MARKET.
Money continues abundant: The shroffs in the bazaar
aro prepared to make advances on Company's paper at 4
per cent. The Beak of Bengal has mado a further re-
duction of 1 per cent. in thtir rate,,,,
which now are:—
Discount on private bills, Bh,, 7
Per Cont.; fixed loans
on Company's paper, 5 per cencecent..;. on deposits of
6 per cent.; ditto, metals and indigo, 6 per cent.; ditto,
other goods, 7 per cent. Company's paper will doubt-
less improve in consequence .of this move; end of the
favourable advicos from Rangoon. Bank of Bengal
Shares aro wanted et our quotations, but not procurable.
Agra Bank Shares are also inqiired for, but not easily
found.

CURRENT VALUE OF GOVERNMENT C
STOCK, &c. k.:ECURITIES, BANK

Transfer Five per Cents. 1-14. IQ9 8
.. -to 110 0 per 100.
New Fives. .... ... ... .105
~4 to 105 8 do.
Sims ditto ... ... .» fireisof so to 10 a do.
Co.'s Rs. Four per Cents. 91 oto 91 8 do.
Sieca Rs. ditto ... 89 oto 89 8 do.
Bank of Bengal Shares, Co.'s Ri. 6,675 each.
Agra Bank, paid up, 500 do., 510.

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New Oriental Life Insurance, 250 paid. .n
DA. 260.
SHIPPING IN TELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.—ApriI 22. The ship Jupiter, from Bour-
bon March 5. 24. Her Majesty's ship Rattler, from
Rangoon April 18; and the ship Fazel Curreem, from
the Mauritius March 6. 25. The brig Tnemtv, from
Hull November 6; and the ship Guisachan from the
Mauritius February 4. 26. The brig speek,, from Syd-
ney February 17; and the barque Ariel, from Algca
Bay February 20. 28. The Hon.
Company's steamer
Fire Queen, from Rangoon April 23. May 1. The
steamer Pekin, from Hongkong April 14, from Singapore
VSiizniggaaPpoatraem an; daCandina.
April 21, and from Penang April 24.
DEPARTURES.—ApriI 19. The Charles Dumergue, for
Lady Madras,
Mary
W oo
Coringa,
the steamer
20. The
Mary Ann, for Boston; the Europa, for Bombay; the
Eliza and the Asia for London. 21. The. Soldan, for
Boston; the Melee, for Maseilles; the steamer Canton,
d, and
for
for Penang. Singapore, and China; and the Lens, for
Hull. 24. The Julia, for the Mauritius; the St. Thomas,
for London; the Jane Ewing, for Greenock; the Jolly
Robin, for —; the Neptune, for Moulmein; and the
Diana, for Bimlipatam. 26. The Mor, for Singapore
and China. 27. The Bnkshire, for Boston.
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGERS.
From Southampton for Bombay—Mr. Weeding, Rev.
A. Mqtchett, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Darke
' Mr. Wright,
Mrs. Hollings, Miss Hollings, and native female servant;
Nit. Bannerman, Lieutenant M'Leane, Mrs. Wright,
child, and a European female servant; Captain Strang_
ways, Mr. Thorold, Captain Hervey and native man-
servant, Mr. Willoughby, Mrs. Lawson, second class;
Mrs. Delaney, second class; and Mr. Mansfield, civil
service, and native man servant. _ _

FrOM Southampton for Aden—Mrs. Abbott. •
From Southampton for Ceylon—Captain Colquit,
Captain Millman, Mr. Clarke. Mr. Fullerton, Captain
Grab3m, Ceylon Rifle Ragiment; Mrs. Bamforth, end
Lieutenant H. de Lisle, R N.
From Southampton for Singapore—Mr. Sandino and
European female servant, Mr. Jardine, Mr. and Mrs.
Darting, Mr. and Mrs. Major, Miss Matzen, and Don.
J. de la Fuente.

From Southampton for Penang—Mrs, blacleano and
child.

From Southampton for Hong-Kong—Mr, Bowman,
Miss Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Still, and Mr. Cowper.
From Southampton for Madras—Miss Damant, Miss
Beauchamp, Miss Woods, Mrs. Woods, Captain Gildia,
and Mr. Byam.
From Southampton for Calcutta—Mr. and Mrs. Tay-
lor, Mr. Ouseley, Mr. Waller; Lieutenant B. Williams,
Lieutenant W. Williams, Miss Shaw, Mr. Wallace; 3
second class, 2 engineers, 11 European crew, and 29 na-
tives, ex Iladdingt.a, from Suez; Mr. G. Ellice, Bengal
Native Infantry; Mr. and Mrs Mackintosh; Mr. Reed
and Mrs. Hill, second class; and Mr. Neal, engineer
Peninsular and Oriental Company.
From Ceylon for C-dcatta—ter, Jackson, Mr. Monck-
ton. and Mr. W. Gordon.
From Madras for Calcutta—Mr, Rhodes, Mr. Fernan-
dez, second class; and 1 native, deck.
From Ceylon for Madras—Sir IL Montgomerie and
native servant; Mrs.
SYr"ns and Mr. Penfold, second
class.

DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS.
List of passengers for Southampton, and interme-
d.ate ports, per Peninsular and (Mental Steam Navi-
. the 3rd
Rgaeticohn
oCnolp,c;lnndya'syste am
—For Madras.—Mr. Hardie ~
, .nar. Cuppage, and two
natives. For Suez —Mr. Torreon ana Mr• Steers. For
Malta.—'fir. J. Sutherland, Mrs. Sutherland, and M.
alid just precisely at 7'15 a.m.:
Malin. For Southampton.--"r\
'Jr- Lamb. Mrs. Lamb, Mr•
J. V. Gubbins, Mrs. Gubbins, Mr. F. Gubbins and child,
team-ship Pottinger, leaving Garden
M --aii, Mrs. Mackail, and infant;
Dr. Richardson, Mrs. 1-2.;
Rev. Mr.
Mr. Martin, Major Hickey, Airs. Plumb and child, Mrs.
Mr. Caird,
Davidson, Miss Davidson, Master —aster Davidson, and native
servant; Mr. Wilkinson, Mrs. Wilkinson, child, and
European female servant; Mr. Mackirdy, Captain
Thomas, Mr, Reeves, Mr, Q
Campbell, Dr.
011aoknl.es., Mrirt.zlintiauyr,
i1:11, r.LNieauitren"ne:nraFLr'sa.M:Brbro..eurdWte, t.,ljaßnr..dELinloflidaongtett,,,
Mr. G. T. Marcus, Dr. Aitkin, Dr. W. B. O'Shaug-
nosey, child, and native f,..-
-'-u.ale servant, and Mrs.
Wheeler.

CHINA
The following is the letter of
arrived here on the 1 lth
dated Hong-Kong, April 2eAr of our correspondent,
" The Peninsular and oc4
and leaves with the outward mail England of the 24th of jail, bringing the mails from
lento. Company's steamer
"We have little to re Mail to-day.
Shang-
hai, Ningoo, Atnoy, end Canton
this mail. At 1
the Government of Hong_x and 24th of February,
"His Excellency Majuv_attnn all remains quiet.
Sir George Bonham last moo °ng on the departure of
eneral Jervois assumed
installed as Minister Pienihe,th, and Dr. Bowring was
dent of Trade on the 1 cbrics'entary and Superinten-
seems to be paid to their
"The troops continue I, estant.
exeealthy, and great attention
Essex, bringing on a company and discipline. The
from Ceylon, has arrived, Orli' of the Royal Artillery
made for embarking: for England
has been here for some time the company that
" The Viceroy Seu is still arrangements ara being
a
is reported the" Empeior has bestowed favours upon
'sent from Canton. It
him for his energy in quieting
still to have the upper hand,
the rebels, who seem
" The chief matter of local in,
the murder of Csptain Law6on ° late ship Herald, for
is the trial of twelve men of tbierest during the month
the Straits of Anjeer. Ten of them others on board, in
and condemned to death. were found guilty
"It may be interesting to not.
the noted chief Garibaldi, frona",e the arrival here of
of the Pt=ruvian vessel Carmen. Callao, in command
Amoy with her cargo of guano. 'he has proceeded to
dlsShetawteill
"The French man-of-war steam
forsu slciluaerhsae
nilnleasho nretnhle.l
remains
aThh
from Bog-
new Commodore, when, it is reportuer, waiting for the
to Marling. eartbo4eirteedassini left Macao
" Trade in Canton has been quiet a
The price of some imports has bring thespmtreoaocalneteehdr.
owing to the firmness of holders, i ntema aliintttlaeinheads,
been done, and prices have not alter:
17th instant,
" From Shanghai, by advices
trade there was active. Imports of thehav
also tea and silk. The advices receivee, advanced, as
land lately will probably bring the ex 0'
article up to 20,000 bales. The euPesrt of the latter
of tea to date from China, compared witshin the export
now about 1,042,0001 b. Of silk the last year, is
China is 17,200 bales, against 18,300 la...export from
" In Harbour—Her Majesty's ateano6t Year'
arrived on the 12th, and the Hon, ce,,D sr Cleopatra,
Nemesis ; at Whampoa, her muiePsanY's steamer
Sphynx ; at Amoy, the Lily; at Shanghai, the b's steamer
Contest. The Hou. Company's steamererSemiramis rig
has proceeded north. The United states steamer
Strkquehannati and the sloop Saratoga,
mouth has just arrived at Macao. l
The Py-
" Oar latest dates are,—from Login
24; Calcutta, March 17 ; Bombay, p ,b"ar y
March
vapore, April 4; Manilla, April 7 ;
17 ; Sin-
and Sydney,
February 4.
" ThG• American ship Surprise has arrived,
passage of 122 days. Some anxiety ~,,as _ after a
felt about
her." _

CANTON MARKET REPORT
HoN9-RoNG, ip.,,, 24.
The bminess in imports during the month hasbeen
Cotton—Etas fanner declined, the imports being
only for con,umption,
large. Bombay is quoted 6.2 to 8.5 taels; Bongo, 6.8
t'''9lB; Madras, 7.3 to 8.9 tas.
and limited.
.About 23 000 bales
sold. The stock is 68,000 bales, against 28,000 bales
last year.
Cotton Yarn—Little has been done in this article--
quotations are lower. Nog. 16.-24, 28 dolls. to 30 dolls.;
Nos. 28 32, 35 dolls. to 39 dolls.; Nos. R
-- 42 34 dolls.
to 39 dolls.
disposition among the dealersav°advanto9 but there has been little
operate. Stocks are
moderate. . The sales have been about 21,000 pieces in

all. Grays quoted I doll. 90c. to 2 dolls. 75c.; white 3,
1 doll. 75c. to 2 dolls. 95c.

Woollens—Spanish Stripes, owing to reduced stock,
have further improved. and quoted, for assortment,
75c. to 1 doll. 10c. Long Ells assorted, 6 dolls. 80c. to
7 dolls. 103. Camlets, 7 dolls. 500. to 20 dolls. for Eng-
lish; 171 dolls. to 23 dolls. for Dutch.
Iron—About 6,000 peculs sold. Nailrod quoted 2
dolls. 05e. to 2 dolls. 15c.; bar, kquare 1 doll. 90c. to
2 dolls. 05c.; round, 2 dolls. 30c. to 2 dolls. 55c.; small,
round, 2 dols.rssc. to 3 dolls. 60e.
Cochineal-85 dolls. to 115 dolls.

Turkey Opium-450 dolls.
Tea—Throughout the month the market has been
quiet, and prices remain without alteration. Of Congou
about 10 chops settled for at from 13 to 15 tsels. Of
green tea the settlements have been 11,000 packages,
chiefly on American account.
lbs.
Export from Canton from July 1, 1851, to

April 10, 1852 34,000,000
Export from Sbarilkhai from July 1, 1851,
to April 17, 1852 n 6 900 000

60,900,000

Export, from Cantos from July 1, 1850,
to pril 19, 1852 39,200,000
Export from Shanghai from July 1, 1350,
to April 19, 1852

... 20,600,000

59,800,000

Exchange on England has ruled at 4s. 41; on India,
Company's paper to a large amount sold at 220 r., 221 r.,
and 222 r.

Freights-21. 10a. for London. The demand for
tonnage for California continues.
From Shanghai our advices are to the 17th instant.
The report on the import market is favourable; prices
were maintained, and latterly a fair business had been
done. Tea and silk had advanced; considerable trans-
actions are reported in the latter article.
Tea—The demand noticed last month continued, and
about 35 to 40 chops of black tea were purchased at full
rates, which, with a slight interruption had been main-
tained. The sales were estimated at 30,000 chests of
black and 4,000 packages of green during the month.
Silk was in demand throughout the month, and an ad-
vance was established. About 1,600 bales sold, No. 1
Tsailee quoted 465 dolls, nominal; No. 2, 430 dolls. to
450 dolls.; No. 3, 390 dolls. to 425 dolls.; Taysaam,
whites,b been
1 doll. 70e. to 3 dolls. e
common, 300 dolls.; middlitg, 330 dolls. to 340 dolls.
Export from China since the Ist of July, 17,200 bales,
against 17,000 bales and 1,100 cases last year.
Longcloths=-There was a fair inquiry for these
sold.goods;
Grays
st
qBoso,toeodo2 tod 0191,3.0,05000.
topie2ces
dolls.i in
9%1 l had
c.;
Woollens—Spanish stripes were quoted a little higher.
Stock moderate. Assorted quoted 1 doll. 120.
Exchange on England—Clean credits, 43. 5d.; docu-
mentary bills, 4s. 6d.
Exchange on India—Company's bills, 222 r. nominal.
Freights to England—The only vessel loading was
getting 41. for tea and 5/. for silk.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS FRON GREAT BRITAIN.
At Hong Kong—April 2, the Balmoral, from Liver-
pool; 7, the Essex, from London; 20, the Helen Lind-
say, from London; 23, the Surprise (American), from
Landoll.
At Shanghai—March 25, the Old England, from Li-
verpool; 27, the Geelong, from London.
DEPARTURES FO4l GREAT BRITAIN.
From Hong Kong—April 3, the Alipere, for London;
4, the Nepaul Ambassador,, for London; 9, the Hamlet,
tor London.
From Whampoa—March 24, the Telegraph (Ameri-
can), for London; 31, the Inca (American), for Liver-
pool; 13, the Barraekpore, for London.
From Woosung—April 1,, the Duke of Richmond, for
London; the Old England, for Liverpool.—Times.

, [PRICE SD.

Thera was no alteration of moment in the New York
stock-:Maiket. Speculative stocks had, been rather
neglected. Money continued abundant, and loans on
call ranged at from 4 to 5 per cent., and discount for
short Paper at from 4to 6 per cent. The deposits of
California gold at .the Mint in Philadelphia during
the month., of May amounted to 4,300,000 dolls.
The export of specie for the same period 1,957,000
dolls. ; showing an
2,343000 dolls. The amount trecfeipts o.ver exports of
0 e held by the
banks and the New York Sub-Treasuryocl was unex-
ampled. On the 26th the aggregate was )
16 966,000
dollars, of which 13,090,000
dollars were in the banks.
Foreign exchange was in fair demand. Bills on Lon-
don were quoted at 110 to 110 i - Paris 5 101 to 5 15 ;
; Hambargh, 36*
4
Amsterdam, '4oi- to 41 1 .
Bremen, 79 to 791 ; and Frankfort, to 36-i.
Flour had been in good demand, prevenli tg° 41.
° -
accumulation of stocks, and prices remained as aln-
quoted. The supplies of wheat were moderate, and
sales somewhat • restricted ; good descriptions would
bring higher prices. Indian cairn had declined -se-
veral cents per bushel, and The best descriptions could
be obtained at frem.6lc.- to 630. Indian, corn meal
sold at 3 dolls. 12i::. to 3 dolls. 25c. for Jersey ; and
3 dolls. 50:-.... to 3 dolls. 561 c. for brandywine.
In cotton a fair amount of business had been trans..
acted, at prices k to i dent above the previous quota-
tions. The advices fiOna Liverpool per Arctic being
less encouraging thiln had 'been anticipated, the
market became long a, and the advance could not be
maintained. Midd fair was quoted at llic. par
liA
_ .
lb. The sales anichii g
ed to 4,300 bales.

The iron market showed an improving tendency.
Freights to London were rather better. The rates
for flour were quoted at ls. 91 to 25., and measure-
ment goods at 1 ls. 6d. to 30s. per ton.