The Sun.
London, England, 1865-09-08 00:00:00

ZIONEY MARKET

AND

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Money Market presents a rather active and
firm appearance. The usual quarterly payments
al'e being provided for, and brokers are asking
higher terms than they enforced a few days ago.
The rates for the negotiation of the best bills are
again 34 and 3i per cent.
The Bank of England return is of an unfavour-
able character, the reserves of the establishment
having, as will be seen by the following particulars,
been diminished :
fictive Circulation ..,.£21,701,735
Increase 103,675
bullion
***
" 14,322,275
Decrease... Rest 167,337
••• •• ••• 3,739,107
Decrease
public Deposits ''• •'' ~. 231,070
Decrease
Other Deposits 109 075
..•
Decrease ***
."
14,207,995'
Bills
••• •.• 284,039
Seven Day and Other
• •.• ..• 534,273
Decrease
348
Government Securities 10,384,209

No alteration.
Other Securities •.• 21,365,336
Increase •,. 108,620
Notes Unemployed .., .„ .„ 6,370,405
Decrease •„ ~• 247,400
The weekly return from the Bank of France is
very satisfactory. The bullion has been increased
190,000 and the notes in circulation reduced
2,672,000. The commercial bills discounted have
a4O fallen off £2,080,000, and the advances on
40ck £13,340. The current accounts have been
hag
£1,000,000, but the Treasury balance
4aB been decreased £70,000.
An adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs.
f-c:1111 T. Bell and Co. East India merchants, who
failed on the 6th of July has been held, and printed
statements of the- affairs of the Bombay firm and
a.'.(3 of their native broker, which had been sub-
iitted to the Indian creditors, laid before the meet-
Z, with certain amendments, as prepared by
meet-
Z, Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co. It
"4 resolved that the statements thus amended
a°llld be forwarded to the inspectors at Bombay,
13 communicated to the creditors there, together
twilt.th the draught of a deed of inspection prepared in
)31'4 country, according to the principles of the
thankruptcy Act, which the meeting here invited
!Indian creditors to execute.
Inc London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navi-
tation Company's steamer Clotilda, Captain Way,
a 8 arrived from Greece with the first cargo of
ell nts of the present season.
"tiring the last few days there has been rather
a°N animation exhibited in the markets for foreign
(Id colonial produce. Sugars have been largely
elit in, and prices have advanced 6d. to ls. per
For coffee there has been a good demand, and
t
I,4,e°4Biderable quantity has been disposed of at
ill uile sale at full rates. Rice has been dull, and
13,a210w operations have been rather restricted at
-rely previous rates.

At the Two o'CLocK.
Paris Bourse this morning, according to
6 ftel am, the 3 per Cent. Rentes were
telegram, 40e.
h Stock market has presented a rather
1,4, aPPearance. The unfavourable Bank return
Ilaa',ll° doubt exercised a slight influence, and there
• co
118‘3consequently been less firmness in prices.
colils are 894 for money, • and 90 for the ac-
are ilpkt The New Threes and Reduced Annuities
Ex„7 ex div. ; Annuitiei (1885), 14, ex 'aiv.;
uer Bins, par to 2s. dis.; India 5 per Cents.,
281' ; Enfaced 5 per Cents., 102 - ; and Bonds,
p(!areta• Bank Stock is 250.
ti:reigil Stocks were generally at improved prices
frattie,,earher part of the day, but subsequently have
kezi-rlallY receded. Turkish Consolides are 494 ;
,can ez all Bonds, 241 ; the New Loan, 231}caterelt, 204 21; Spanish Passive, 30+ ; Certifi
Loan, 611 15 ; Italian, 654 ; and the Confederate
TA the p,ri
--"waY sl4re Market tho dealings have