The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-30 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET•

CITY NE \VS—Yo'S FERDAY.
.A.rter thp reenghised hours Turkish scrip rose to
4 prem.. ex div.

Late in. the afternoon there was a sudden and
in.lortAnt rke in Pvruviln UrihArrpn, and Three
per Gnat. Bonds, the former being quoted 94 to 95
(or about 3 per cent, higher than in the morning),
and the letter 85 to 86.

The rise in the new Portuguese ',lan having led
to some sales, the quotation has receded, closing at
31 .0 3,"; prem. It appears from a telegram frDm
Lisbon that, as was anticipated, the £500,000 of
the new loan which had been taken in Portugal is
being converted by the holders into internal stock.
It appears, in answer to inquiries, that the agents
for the new Portunese Loan are not yet able to
fix the day for the issue of the allotment, the wo►k
of examining £21,000,000 of applications being
very heavy.

The following sums have been received by Messrs.
Baring Brothers and Co. on account of the New
Granada Dividend Fund, viz. :—Santa Marta,
1:476 15i. 10d. ; Rio Hicha, £430 ; Cartagena,
£240 ; Sabanilla, £172 163. ; total, £1,319 I Is. 10d.
A considerable portion of such of the Mexican
dollars as were not recently sold at ss. Old. per
ounce, together with those brought by the Seine,
were disposed of to-day for China at ss. lid., esta-
blishing a rise of id., compared with.the price ob-
tained for a portion of the supply by the Shannon.
In the interval, however, the present quotation has
been current.

New York telegrams of the 21st of July (appa-
rently the latest received) announce a rise in the
exchange to the extraordinary point of 132. Gold
appears to have been at about 19 per cent. prem.
The Liverpool cotton mar'tet to .day was very
firm, and the tendency of prices as regards Ameri-
can descriptions was agai❑ upwards. The trans.
actions comprised 8,000 bales.

CITY NEWS---THIS DAY.

CI IN, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The bullinn movements at the Bank of England
continue favouranle; a further supply of .E 50,000
having been taken there yesterday, raising the total
infl-.x since the date of the last Gazette return to
£496,000. Some small withdrawals have also been
reported. bet in the aggregate they have not ex-
ceu ded 160,000 or £70,000.

Notice has been given that half-yearly interest at
the rate of 6 per cent. will be paid on the Turin and
Savona Railway shareson and after the h proximo.
Gold is now about 1 10th per cent. dearer in Lon
don than in Paris, and 3 lUtha per cent. higher
here than in Hamburg.
A further call of 15s. per share will be made on
the 16th inst, on the contributories of the Taranaki
Steel Iron Company now winding up in bankruptcy.
The tenth annual report of the directors of the
Itiariquita and New Grenada Mining Company has
been issued to-lay. It appears that the quantity
of ore raised at the Santa Anna Mine, between the
31st March, 1861, and the 31st March, 1862, was
1,693 tons, and the quantity at fine silver produced
vas 81 094 ounces. The protit for this sear has
13-4 en £2,656 188.2 d. Although the quantity of ore
raised this year has been less than last, the per
'tentage of ore has been greater, which is referred
to as being a very satisfactory feature. The direc-
tors congratulate their proprietart upon the pros-
pects of the undertaking, as the reserves have in-
creased to upwards of 1:10,000,and that an advance
las been made towards 'paying a dividend.