The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

CITY NEWS-YESTERDAY.

Messrs. Bilring Brothers and Co. have to-day
received £2,484 on account of the New Granada
dividends.

The Parana, from Brazil, is reported to have ar-
rived at Lisbon en route for Southampton, having
on board about £45,000.

The last price from Paris this evening was 68f.
15c., showing a renewed decline of a quarter per
cent.

About £68,000 in gold was taken to the Bank
to-day.

The corn-market was dull this morning, and the
rates of last week were not readily paid.
The upward movement in the Liverpool cotton-
market continues, and the sales to-day were at an
advance of about 11d. per:lb. on the prices of Friday
last

The returns of the importation of cotton for the
five months ending the 31st ult. show that the total
receipts from the United States were only 30,396
bales, against 4,946,622 bales in the corresponding
period of last year, and 5,384,131 bales in the cor-
responding period of 1860. Our aggregate impor-
tations from all countries were 1,267,881 bales,
which is equal only to 23 per cent. of the total re-
ceipts in the first five months of last year, and to
little more than 19 per cent. of the amount in the
same months of 1860. India has contributed
734,034 bales, Egypt 308,722, and Brazil 75,133,
and these quantities are about double those that were
furnished from the same countries in the like period
of last year. Our miscellaneous receipts from
various places not specifically distinguished have
been 119,596 bales, against 27,996 in 1861.

CITY NEWS---THIS DAY.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The operations in the Foreign and Colonial Mar-
kets have been limited during the last few days,
and, in some instances, prices have shown less
buoyancy. Sugars have slightly given way ; but
good and fine descriptions of coffee have realised full rates. Tea has remained dull, and withou
change ; and a limited
business has been recorded
in rice, fruit, and spices. For saltpetre the demand
has continued inactive, although prices have re-
mained steady. In the tallow market there has been
more activity, the advices from St. Petersburg
having tended to advance quotations for both pre-
sent and forward delivery.
The Parana, from the Brazils, with £45,000 in.
specie, has arrived at Lisbon, en route to England.
The interest coupons on the Grand Russian Rail-
road shares will be paid on and after the 14th inst.
Notice has been given that the sum of £3,535
has been employed in the redemption of 9 Buenos
Ayres 6 per Cents. of the value of £3,700 ; and
X 5,486 10s. h
59 Thr as been applied to the extinction of
X 15,100 ee per Cent. Bonds of the total value of
The Dover Castle, with £184,570, and the Agin-
, with with 1125,300, have been announced from
Australia.
The l
demand
ceedin for discount accommodation is ex-
gy quiet, considering the large aggregate
tpamount that will be required for the monthly liqui-
ttion of comraercial accounts on Friday next. The
act is, however, that bills now maturing are much
Belo the average because trade throughout the
bountry, although better sustained than
to een expected, is still comparatively quiet. Owing
co the might have
czntnunusnal abundance of money the effect of the
ercial requirements on the present occasion isd
: iii3;l3:erceptibie in a slightincrease of inquiry, and
t more firtaness in the rates, and this move-
be of' "Importavt as it is, will, no doubt, prove to
the vex°lllY a few dzys' duration. In the course of
by that fortnight l'.acreased relief will be afforded
the payment of the July dividends, and as
~$
sPeoie movement continues very favourable, it is
t..z. pected that the rates will continue for the present,
in least' at the low range now experienced.
,_
CITY, Two O'CLOCK. ,
d
me ashe Lon
profito-day nn Dock Company held its annual
„_ gt,
The balance-street presented gave
17s.8ci for the 1,1.1-...yeaa to may last ut £70,191
, and a dividend of £1 ss. per cent. was
order e
very
to be distributed among the proprietors.
the Er). little movement has taken place to-day in
limitet!glish the k
Market, the transactions be g
in aro 918 and the variations unimportant. Consols
The Ne 34
for ra
—Qua and 911 1. for the account.
w Threes and the 4 91.2.1 ; Exche-
quer Bins es. t eßeduced are a 8
234
and 2351. ° 9s. prem.; and Bank Stock
In the por •
improvement
reign Market there has been a decided
eat in Mexican are rThSpanish Certificates, viz., to 104.
prem..
fin
at 281;EgyptianScrip is at 3k ..
and Russian r •
are
einain at I I dis. ;
buoyant at 823 ditto 1 4; Turkish 613 - Cents. are 841 S;
, -SOB, 70i ; and Le'
steady at i Bengal. ex div, New Scrip is nominally
a'iter° •
Tea lv.
to
Corapany shares are quoted
i prem., and
Purchase of Thorn Conti parry
Company for the
pson a
by "Alachineav, . Patents for Boat Building
~ to i nae„,
In the Railway sill; '',‘•
e. ilarket there has been a
raoderate amount of
business transacted, and prices
have shown a slight improve
Lancashire and YorkPshr?veraent. Great Northerns,
have improved 55. ; andZ'aleadnd 'North Westernswes_
(n,oni.ans, Great
tle‘rns, and Nortn Eastern
resterns and South E (Berwick), 10s. ; South
asterns
clined ss. , however, have de-
la the Foreign Market Sambre
and to 10 ; and Dutch-Rhenish and Meuse re-
The. Bahia
and San Francisco have improved to 01717611.8
Colonial lines wen) at steady rates Grand
except
Trunk of Canada, which declined sab t',
ids to 191 ; Great Western of Canada about
realised
Indian ; Great Indian Pen' peninsula, 1021 i ; and East
Indian 1041 la
r Joint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares
Main in fair demand. Oriental Bank have im-
proved to 511 ; Imperial Bank to 7 ; Alliance of
London and Liverpool remain stead at 5L 3 .
Crystal Palace Stock has receded to 344• - '
—....._.
BRITISH FUNDS LOSING PRICES.
;Nl* St koc
......................... 234 51.
~,per , Cent. Reduced Annuities ......... . 91a i
0 Aar Cent. Consols Annuities ...... 91a 1
Indial,.; e„, 3 per Cent. Annuities ..... 913/4 a I
DitStock ............................
to 5 per Cent. .....................
1081
Ditto Enfaced Paper, 4 per Cent.,,
Ditto Ditto 5 per Cent,
1034 i
54 per Cent. ... ... . .
_. ... .. 1094
Ditto Debentures, 4 per Cent., Oct.., 1863 Ditto ditto April, 1864 99i
Consols for Account, July 10 .• . 9ll
Exchequer Bills £l,OOO, 3 per Cent 69 5
£5OO 6 9
Ditto
6 9
Ditto Small
FOREIGN FUNDS—CLOSING PRICES
I),raziliaOnits per Cent
Buenos Ayres 6 per Cent
, Ditto-D Account 941
1 1 i 851
4-9_l3titto an, 7 per Cent., Scrip
Paia p
Italia
1.1. ,-, Per Cent (Maremmana Railway) —3l
.... 4
_Ditto scrip
Slexican, d per Cent
28
buto Acco t
96
Russ; , un
an 0 per Cent 1822 £ St B9
bitto 41 Per Cent.
a 1 dis
Ditto pals
Ditto
.. 914 2
Eardir,
no
up scrip
...._
bitto 16 Plieryi ilt 824
SpaTritlh ;lee° -...- •
_
Ditto PaLeUellt .
Oh 184 19k
Spanish Cert 46
Tnrkish , per c,, coup. not funded bitto G per c_7_l?t. 1854
)),tt„ Ar,con;tl,it• 1858
Ditto,Ditto, £lOO Bonds .......
•
704
Paid lip ~,ii.
D:vidende ob.V ••• ' • ......... 63i 4 -
he above payable in London.
THREE O'CLOCK.
914 1
91! i

Consols, Money ..... Ditto Account ....... :* ........

COLLISION IN TIFF; CriaNNEL-. A telegram re-
ceived from Lloyd's agent at Deal yesterday afternoon
states that a serious collision took place in the Channel, off
Hastings in the course of the morning, between the barque
City of Carlisle, nearly 1,000 to burden, bound for Bom-
bay from London, and the brig
outward bound for Bathurst, coast of
Thomas Snook, 216 tons,
Snook appears to have immediately foundered. The cap-
frica. The Thomas
taro and two of the crew are drowned.
going down the Channel; how the collision occurred is not
explained. The barque, hic'a Picked up the retnainder of
b-ueib. -vessels were
the brig's crew, lost her bowsprit and cutwa
tamed other damage. The master, fi AZ
-1:1'414g that his
hailed a steatn-tug and put back for
er, and sus-
ship was leaking,
London.
The rich vicarage of Eking, in Rants, is
by the sudden death on Saturday of the Rev. Francis R.
Phillips. vacant