The Sun.
London, England, 1839-09-13 00:00:00

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY Ai' ONE O'CLOCK

Bank Stock ......... - India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. - Ditto Bonds 8 pin
per Cent. Co”s ‘,1%% IA South Sea Stock

3, per Cent ,„..
Old Annuities
Ditto lied.
!.. - New Ditto

New 34 per Cent 99 8% 9 3 per Cent. Annuities. 1751
New 5 per Cent: — Exch. Bills, £l,OOO ... 5 7 pm,
Bank Long Annuities toexpire Ditto 500... pre.
Jan. 5, 1960 ..... Ditto Smali 2O ... —pm
Oct. 10, 1850 -- Ditto Commercial dis
Jan. 5, 1860 l4 1-16 Ditto Advertised ..... --pm
Jan. 5, 1980 — Bank Stock for Account ...
Aprils, MO. — India Stock for Account ...
Jan. 5. 1970 — Consos for Account 91%44
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLO( K.
Austrian Bonds Peruvian Bonds 194
Belgian Bonds
Ditto Account
Brazilian Bonds
Ditto Account . 734 Ditto Account 14% 554
Buenos Ayres Bonus
Ditto Aecount
Chilian Bonds
D tto AccoL. t
Columbian Bonds 32% , Ditto Account —
Ditto Account
Columbian Bonds, 1524 334414 Spanish Bonds .27% +4. R 4 9
Ditto Account 3Mi Ditto Account...2o4 4 'ifs t i
Danish Bonds
Ditto Account — Del, rred
tireek Bonds French, 5 pet cent. —t. --c.
--f. --C.
Ditto Bonds, ISZ .......

Ditto Account -
Mexican Bonds, 5 per Cent — Exchange. f 0
Ditto Account —!Dutch, 2;,‘ per ccnt. ' 4yi%
Ditto, 6 per Cent 08%y Ditto Account
I Itto 'ccount
Knapontait. — Ditto Account —
PttlCL'a 01' b.HARES THIS DA: A r UNE O'LOCK.
Paid. C
Per Share.

_ E
stern Counties Railway l6 6%_.65
gnat W. ,:tern Railway Company
5 54
Ditto ~I4sew ti st.ocks oubLIN, SEPTEMBER 10
ritlC-- 4)l' L ftiS poi; •Gran,l Canal I )e:,s. 6 per cent. Sy
!I par Gent. Consols .4
oi, 1 Ditto, 4 per cent.
3
x - ! Hibernian Bar&
Ditto New, 1830... .. .. 97,,, 1 City of Dublin Steam Comp. -
',1,2 par Cent. Debentures... IN i National Insurance Company -
Bank Stock . - 1 City Debentures, 4 per cent. -
grand Canal Stock -1 Ballast Office Debentures, 4 -
Royal Canal Stock
HALF-PAST ONE.
The chief business doing in the course of the morning
was in the Foreign Market in Spanish and Portuguese.
The speculations in the former have been ia continual
motion to the present hour. In the early part of the
morning there was every appearance of a considerable fall
in the Spanish Stock,' which receded to 27k, since which
the pigeons have arrived, and immediately a reaction took
place, and the Spanish went up to 29 to 29k, an improve-
ment of li per cent.
The report is that Don Carlos has arrived at Bayonne ;
this, as yet, requires confirmation,: but we have no doubt
that some information of importance has been received from
Paris.

Spanish at present may be quoted at 281 29. We just
hear that it has again got up to 29i.
Money continues the same as yesterday. Consols
9l f:} for the Account ; ',Money, 91f ;* Exchequer Bills 5 7
prem. ; India Bonds 8 prem. ; Bank Stock shut. India
Stock 249 ; Spanish 291 ; Portuguese improved to 35 j;
Brazilian 78i ; Colombian 33i ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half
per Cents., b4ii ; Five per Cents. 104.1._

THE NEW NOVEL, " MORTON OF MOR-
TON'S HOPE, AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY."—The principal aurae.
tion of this extraordinary work consists in the great number
and variety of characters introduced, entirely new to the
English reader—characters which, for originality of con-
ception and force of execution, have not been surpassed by
the most successful writers of our day. " Besides Morton's
Uncle Joshua and Aunt Fortitude—the one a bundle
of contradictions, hind-hearted, oratorical, and full of theo.
ties, the other equally kind-hearted, but averse to all
innovations—there is the accomplished and eccentric Von
Rabenmark—the garrulous Count Tromp Von Totten-
burgh, with his sixteen quarterings, ever prating of his
ancestors; and Dummberg, the superannuated student
of five-and-thirty I and the octogenarian Popp (plain
Popp), principal librarian's—sub.librarian's--deputy.
rssistant's —secretary's clerk, and Professor Poodle.
burg, the magnificent ; and Gottlob, the executioner's
son; and the great professor and dramatist Funk, who
was twenty-five years engaged on a tragedy, and had only
finished two acts and a half; and the Baron Kinski, with
his " Hall of Skeletons," and his " cabinet Mi-
nister," which last is neither more nor less than
his grand-father stuffed and kept ,in a glass case
and the wonderful Bohemian opera singer Minna ; and
Sir Gules Doomsday, the economist and spendthrift ;
and Potanko, retiring from civiliTed life, and becom-
ing a Chief among the Indians; and Wahquimacut,
the White eat, the facetious and drunken Chief; and
Cushcashka, the lovely daughter of the great Mohawk
warrior Kelemuchpekink ; and Welpcime Dodge, the
Yankee patriot, and many others top numerous to men-
tion. From this specimen of the characters, the readers
may judge of the author's discrimination in the choice of
his draznutf4 persona; and he has shown no less in their
comlynation and in the managemement of his scenea.',:—.
New Monthly.

EDINPIIq4I) MONDAY.—We regret to state
' that during the last few da)s the weather has been very
unfavourable, and must considerably retard the harvest
operations, as well as injure the crops in this qUarter. A
great dail f rain fell on Saturday ; but about two o'clock,
the atmosphere cleared, and we had a few flow's of bright
ai.tturnti sunshine. Tuwards evening the sky again
lOwered, and the rain Came on, and continued with little
intermission throughout yesterday, including several very
'heavy showers. At ten o'clock on the same evening_ the
wind came very strong from the west, which will tend to
lay much of the standing crops.—Caledonian Mercury.