The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-11 00:00:00

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MONEY MARKET AND COMMERCIAL
INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool on Saturday

were estimated at 6,000 bales all to the trade.

The market was quiet without alteration in prices.
The sales comprised 5,000 American, 109 Pernam
and IVlaranham at 6id. to Id., 150 Egyptian at
6/d. to Bd., and 700 Surat at aid. to 41d. per lb.
Railway Shares were steady at improved prices.
This morning there are later accounts from St.
Petersburgh, and as far as the private advices are
concerned, they read favourable, the German party
having used the greatest exertion to bring about a
pacific solution, and the firm attitude taken by
England and France having so much disappointed
the previous expectations that a fair proposal was the
more likely to beaccepted. On the other hand there
is a document in town, signed Count Nesselrode,
which is in some respects very offensive, and casts
much censure upon the part taken by Lord Aber-
deen. This document may be variously inter-
preted, inasmuch as there is in one pai a sort of
intimation that if the fleets were withdrawn, the
Russian troops should leave the Turkish provinces.
The St. Petersburg Gazette, in French, contains the
document. Tallow here has not further risen this
morning.
The Stebonheath, from Melbourne, brings ad-
vices of April 5, and 46,000 ozs. of gold. The
Syria, from Sydney, with dates of March 8, has
6,890 ozs. of gold on board.
The New York accounts are not of importance.
According to the synopsis of Santa Anna's new
Mexican tariff, seven pores are (Iceland open to foreign
commerce on the Gulf of Mexico, five on the Gulf of
California, three on the northern, and two on the south-
ern frontier.

The Auburn woollen factory, which originally cost
one hundred and forty-eight thousand dollars, was on
Thursday disposed of at public auction, by a special
grant of the Legislature, for fifty-four thousand dollars.
The political measures being adopted in Bogata,
New Grenada, were exciting attention. The new
constitution resembled that of the United States,
being perhaps rather more democratic. Being
governed by a different mode, it was uncertain
whether the modification would prove successful,
and the adoption of reciprocal freedom in trade
would, it was thought, be difficult.
Tobago had been visited by some fine rains, and
the young canes looked healthful, arid the prospects
were cheering. The present crop was being
gathered and plenty of sugar was being made.)
The English Stock Market has been very firm,
and with few transactions. Consols have been 98

to for Transfer, and the same for Account. The
new al per Cents. have been at-, 101 a to 1, and the
3 per Cents at 98 to 99. Bank Stock is quiet at
2284 and India Stock at 256. Exchequer Bills
are par to 35., and Inda Bonds 255. to 235. prem.
In Foreign Securities the bargains have not
been of any moment. Span'sh 3 per Cents. bring
461 ex dividend, and Brazilian 4i per Cents. 98i.

f.Mexican has been at 26: to 27. Dutch 2
per Cents. ex diNldend, are worth 632, and Danish
Bonds 1061. Russian 44 per Cents. cx div:dend,
are worth 100 f.
The Railway Share Market is dull, but prices
are very fairly supported. In the French lints, a
good business has been done.

The Joint Stock Bank Shares are st-ady, and
the Gold Mines and Land Companies' flat.
The railway meetings announced are the fol-
[owing :

COMPANY. DATE. PLACE, &C.
Glasg., Rilm., & Ardrossan July 12, Glasgow.
Great Luxembourg July 20, London Tavern.
Do. Do.
London and Greenwich July 12, 10, Coldman-st.
London, Brighton, &S. Coast July 25, Bridgehse. Hotel.
Madras July 19, 33, New Broad-st.
Newmarket July 13, London Tavern.
North Staffordshire July 29, Stoke-on-Trent.
Paris and Rouen July 28, Paris.
Sambre and Meuse July 28, 61, Moorgate-st.
Do. Do.
South Staffordshire July 27, Birmingham.
South Yorkshire July 19, London Tavern.
Western of Switzerland July 23, Lausanne.

BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(.From the Official List.)

Business done.

Bank Stock 2284
3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 9B 9
3 per Cent. Consols Annuities.., 93. 8
New 31 per Cent. Annuities lOll
Long Annuities, Expire sth Jan., 1860
India Stock 256
India Bonds, £1000
Consols for Account 9BB 8
Exchequer Bills, id.
21.000 .
2500 .
Small

par 3 p
par 3 p
par 3 p

PRICE.OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent
Ditto New 1852, per Cent 9Bl I
Danish Bonds, 1825, 5 per Cent IO6A
Mexican 3 per Cent.
Peruvian Scrip 2
Russian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
Ditto 4A per Cont.
Spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent

YOO/
. 46g

Dividends on the above payable in London.
Dutch Exchange, 23 per Cent.

Consols for Opening 19th July

HALF-PAST TWO.
98 i x d

COURT CIRCULAR.

THE HEALH OF THE PRINCE CONSORT.
The following bulletin was issued on Saturday :
" Buckingham Palace, Saturday, July 9.
" His Royal Highness Prince Albert has a good
night, and the disease is taking its natural COU7SO
favourably.

"JAMES CLARK, M.D."
The Queen, accompanied by the Pi:ncess Royal, and
attended by the the Hon. Eleanor Stanley, took a drive
on Saturday in an open landau and four. Colonel Bou-
verie and Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon were
in attendance on horseback.
Her Majesty, attended by the Viscountess Jocelyn,
the Hon. Flora Macdonald, Lord Camoys, Colonel
Bouverie, and Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon,
honoured the Royal Italian Opera with her presence on
Saturday evening. Her Royal Highness the Duchess
of Kent, attended by Lady Anna 1‘12,.:a Dawson and
Sir George Couper, also honoured the Opera with her
presence.

- The following bulletin of the health of Prance Albert
was issued yesterday :

"Buckingham Palace, Sunday, July 10.
"His soya: Highness Prince Albert continues to go
on favourably.

"JAMES CLARK; M.D."
The Queen, the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice,
the Duchess of Kent, the Ladies and Gentlemen in
Waiting, and the Domestic Household attended divine
service yesterday morning in the private chapel of
Buckingham Palace. The Rev. Henry G. Liddell
officiated.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended by
the Lady Anna Maria Dawson, went to her residence,
Frogmoro, on Saturday morning. Her Royal Highness
returned to Clarence-house in the afternoon.
A meeting of the Finance Committee of the Royal
Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 was held on
Saturday at the Privy Council-office. The. 13 were pre-
sent, Earl Granville (chairman), Lord Overstone, Sir A.
Spearman, and Mr. E. A. Bowring (secretary). Cap-
tain Owen, R.E., also attended.
The Bishop of Cape Town ha 3 an interview with the
Duke of Newcastle on Saturday at the Colonial-office.

REGISTER ! REGISTER ! REGISTER ! —The Liberal
electors are reminded the 20th of July is the last day on
which claims to vote can be received to entitle the names
to be on the ensuing register. The county qualification
is divided into four classes :-Ist. Freehold, which in-
cludes the ancient 40s. freehold ; 2d. Leasehold for a
term Originally created, not less than 60 yelrs, of the
Om;
value
501. . of 101. above repairs, or 20 years of the value of
rent of
Occupiers enpvhold of the annual value of 10/. ; 4th,
rstoo7.t land or buildings subject to a bona fide
liveree„. to the` a-year. The claims must be sent or de-
,i,on . . overseers of the poor where the quarfic4-
‘,. is situate.
THE MAIL PAoRnTs ...
INC.—The Great Wesie -SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY EVEN-
the collm.and of Captain
Royal Mail Ur,mpany, lenftsteam-ship, belonging to the
yesterday afternoon, under
with ',ler usual Brazilian, Onslow, late of the Toviot,
31,,000/. in specie, 11, gen,rar'ailm. She took v.:th her
e 0 aout svy ' passengers. The Great Wesaa.
, nd ab
time since returned from intereolohn'laWl
ing her stay in dock here, under idllu6htiess,°thhas°e' ent
slajourrt-
She has been thoroughly
repa;rese a thorough refit.
throughout, and is
now considered a first-rate sea-going
vessel. Captain
Captain the to
'h
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Captain Onslow on board the Teviot, which vessel i• f
Jelicho, formerly belonging to her, will
the Thames will be dispatched on inter-colonial dutiesw
when ready. The Jay, Captain Revett, front the Bra
zils, and the Orinoco, Captain Haßt, from the West.
Indies, are due on the 16th inst. The Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steam-ship Iberia is due on the 14th
inst. with the usual Peninsular mails.

_ -
THE CONSERVATIVE— LAND SOCIETY.—The eighth i
public drawing for rights of choice of allotments n the
society's estates took place on Saturday at the office)
Norfolk-street, Strand. The Rev. Dr. Worthing ,on, and
Mr. Cribb, members of the executive committee, the
solicitors and seci etary, officiated. Messrs. Long, of
Holbeach, Richmond, and Cowling
were appointed
scrutineers, and the secretary extracted the numbers.
Sixty-four shares were drawn,
and it was announced
that 29 will be placed on the orcler of rights by senioi:ty,
a'd that the next drawing will take plac3 on the 13th
of August,.
AMEND' BENT OF THE FACTORY ACTS.-011 Saturday
was print( 3d a bill to limit the hours of work of women,
young pel sons, and children in factories. No protected
person, fr om the Ist of January, is to be employed in
any facto :7 between half-past five o'clock in the after-
n,,oa an, I six in the morning, or between two in the
aLernoor. of Saturday and six on the Monday following.

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FOREIGN.
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10 3 in:4o.l4Rotterdam li 1d•
5 3 flelgian Eas:,n. Jur.:. 1 7 '
20 4 .:'.ezio ..s to Graiss s. c 1 .
20 ' all ,I,harlerOl& grc_..- -: in. 14 —3 ,
20 10 lijon and Besancon par— 1 p
20 all tEast Indiar
20 8 ,Oatch RI ..ish . 2 li, o
20 1 I Do. Extension 1:1. 141,
5 all lat. Indian Peninsula 14 2Lr
20 10 !rd.: ,17.• :,. of F .2- !e 9 •-• 1 p
201 all Gt•We7.3te2llofean:,;la
!!id Sharas P
5 I 2 iLtlecsdl'istejasr.e
1 prof •~.
6i . 6/I
20 15 Ltureral::,'"-r5.• '''''''' '.l 4 4A 4#
10 10 Do. (Railway)...,.. - • ' ' lA
5 2 Do.• . •
5 3 Do. (Canal) .... : . 41;,i• 1 -
10 2 Do. 6r. et. pref..
20 9 Lyons & Moditerran ... -'•-- ..• p
20 7 madras li -- 2Ap
20 all
Namur & Liege (with
rtri
all , iiiteic-it) li 1
a'' Do. (ex interest)
16 ••• .••
Northeru of Fraue.e,; 354 351 351 i
Do. 26/ 31 . Eds. 4
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0 all '
_aris and Rouen toi IL;
L al, (fiiiy.B.Oi nis.Sl:l)ll4 ;•"--• is
20 :.:1 NorwegianTrunkPref 8 9
20
Iszils and Strasbourg 36 -36 i '
10 a-T, Paris and Lyons l6 161 264
20
Royal Swecliii
all ParisP and Orleans., a 431
20 4
104 7i
RQoulue'itenCecaeaudrnddritelicillenirbol. 40
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pt.
Havre
20 all
50 2
20 all Sambre andsku...e.
20 2 Sth-Eastrn. OfFrasn"• - -
20 6 Southern of France --ce ... sr,
20 2s. Upper India Sc • 4 r
Scrip,. 1 Pm
Bil all West Flanders . l, R p a
10 10 Do. 51 per c. Pref.. 1
4 _ 41
, die
20 10 Western of France Bl 9A 194-
- 9
10 2 West. of Switzerland id
20 6 Zealand 3 -- 2 d