The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-05 00:00:00

ONEY MARKET

AND
CITY INTELLIGENTIE

—_ A, TWO O'CLOCK.
Ile sales of cotton at Liverpool on Saturday
itt'were mated at 5000 bales, of which 1,500 Ame-
cand
I.'were taken for export. The market was lat
hid 'I4P% with prices much the same. The sales
ceder 400 Surat, at 3d. to 4d., and the re-
Chiefly American. Railway Shares were
and heavy.
The
The advises
Market is steady this morning.
from the Continent relative to the
16;14! crops are of considerable interest just now.
wie'ser the stimulus of advanced prices, large sup-
turi2le coining forward from the Russian and
ere ere the4u provinces, and these, being timely secure
jettue winter sets in, will exercise a most salutary
ttlice in keeping down prices to a fair level,
ethont depressing tem in a manner to check the
and 1-,l3lPorts which, it is admitted, this country
giuni'rance will require. The markets of Bel-
th France and the Baltic were drooping at
e latest date.
The
of iiiiraber of vessels which entered the port
Antwerp during the month of August were,
1401852' 162, and in 1853, 198. There sailed
TIP:1 Aligust 1852, and 102 in 1853.
of e New York accounts advise some revival
business Wag in the Stock Market though this
Anotexpected to continue. The total value
Merchandise exported during the week ending
Zinglist 20, amounted to 755,900 dollars. The
Ite„.l4:l3lnts of breadstuffs continued small, but
far greater than those of cotton.
t„...'Jle returns of the specie in the New York
Qg.e‘r, show a marked increase since the new law
Igc,ll,iring weekly returns came into- operation.
inans and discounts, however, have increased
omitted
the close of last year, but the returns are
to be defective.
u;Accounts of the Ist ult. from Mexico, state that
e:lines were never more productive. The con-
(101-,-(6 for Vera Cruz had taken down 3,800,000
—ore
lars silver, and several hundred thousand
Of v. we re expected from Puebla. The Minister
the Par had estimated the monthly expenses of
I, Department at 500,000 dollars.
fo a'er intelligence has been received from Cali-
beTa• The Northern Light, arrived at New York,
erm• on board 1,124,953 dollars in gold. The wheat
m
were suffering- from rust which, it is esti-
Iced will diminish the yield 20 or 25 per cent.
he,„- accounts from the mines were encouraging, it
00,—g supposed that the yield during the 6 months
liklencing June last, will be larger than in any
the-.l3Le,riod previously. There had been a strike by
8t- -`upwrights and caulkers for an increase from
ealdo 10dollars per diem, and had succeeded. New
tiii2i,cll discoveries of gold had been made about 8
kete's from Santa Cruz. The San Francisco mar-
were brisker.
iew.heg railway meetings announced are the fol-
in

erhre,ster Ca°n7 DATE. PLACE, &C.
HANYol.yhead Sept. 7, Euston Station.
and Bandon
t•ast Anglian
'4Stera rr • Sept. 14, London Tavern.
ttn, ...111.011
knflirgli and Glasgow Sept. 6, Glasgow.
%w.f., Perth, and Dundee Sept. 9, Edinburgh.
Gralg_?w and South-Western Sept. 6, Glasgow.
Junction of France Sept. 29, Pans.
kaufir Shire and Yorkshire Sept. 7, Manchester.
as
Buxton, & Matlock Sept. 8, Derby.
11.)'°_rrt.tuth British
hpolitan
ottishvMalSept. 14, 14 Parliament st.
b7t Carlisle Dock & Rail. Sept. 5, Carlisle.
;;:uen and Havre
levere galley
unction... Sept. 15, Perth.
shr
gh_evesbury and Birmingham Sept. 14, London Tavern.
%resbury and Chester Sept. 13, Chester.
nth-Eastern Sept. 15, Bridgehouse-hotel
°urn., Jurb Landers,and
ilasseit
Sept. 27, Brussels.
Th •
ere is an improved market for English Stocks,.
althoughh with an extremely limited business doing.
the Turkish
from Vienna as to a meeting between
sortie
and Russian Ambassadors have had
I,'" effect, but the finer weather has a more
Transfer
influence. Consols have been 971 13- for
rallsfer and time. The New 31- per. Cents. have
India
f, and the 3 per Cents. 98) 1. East
lllia Stock is worth 256. Exchequer Bills have
Bea 4 at is. discount to ls. premium. South Sea
stock is worth 1151.
P, °reign Securities are merely nominal, but are
4,,,E1 more firmly. Spanish 3 per Cents. have been
b`' 4, and the New Deferred 23A- to . Austrian
n'uonfls are quoted 991, and Brazilian 4i per
Cents. 99k.
The Railway Share Market has been better sup-
Orted, and with rather more doing in Caledonian,
'eat Northern, Great Western, and one or two
other of the principal lines. French Shares have
improved.
tit The Shares of the Australian Banks have been
LeadY, but not so brisk as on Saturday. The
-gild Companies' Shares have been heavy, and the
Iles have been neglected.

131trm.
--L-LSH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Prom. the Offcial List.)
thisin,sB done
3 h:r Cent. Reduced Ammities ....... ..... 981
I,47_l'_C'ent. Consols Annuities 9711 ?2.

—.mi.. ..... e,,„ ,
llmi Per Cent. Annuities
.........
41.4 Stc'ek ..........................
111171)114413Qo ttiXinlcier i 26160606..... " • • ......
.....
9i 733 :I
''')llsolsifor Account Bth September
Elehequer Bills Id.
hP '
............ 1P 1 d
t, ................... . . .......
A.l4tirme. E OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK
991
tra --n Bonds, 5 per Cent. ...•••••• ••••••• _
I)4.ilian Bonds', 5 per Cent
k;palt.to New, 1852, 44 per Cent 991 ,d.
Spa',l,l;`ll Bonds, 3 per -Cent 47i
- --44-11 New Deferred, 3 per Cent. 23i i

1004 ti
256 5

Consols
Ditto September Account

HALF•PAST TIVO.
97; g
97k1 a

CANADA.

We believe
(Prom the Montreal Pilot 0.,
,Generai thatlf his ExcelleinAcyugtulsite2G2.,!vernor-
'Lc:qv ' and Lady Elgin depart from Quebec this
ilezie,,i,g, the former having received leave of ab-
Nlial°l, a limited period. We but express the
da in
iliai,. uesire of every individual in Cana,
the
44e —4 them a safe and agreeable passage to
th ct `3t. th •
itte,bl retuernir birth ; and we trust 'ere
.long to see
eiaellealth amongst us ; her ladyship recruitee!
he and his Excellency to continue to ex
41:14' as has done durim; the whole of hislongin
Lita Zelitful administration, the powers vestedi
'1)1111t,,,,Y hie Sovereign for the government of the
NAr ' '5/1 Constitutional and liberal principles._
the, i: understand that his Excellency proceeds by
vr0„,;12. route through Temiscouata to the Lowert.
the c'ees, in order the better to inform himself o
trilat,aPThilities of that country. This visit, we
l''Ork, will hasten the consummation of that great
litik
wthe
„.Quebec and Halifax Railroad, the only
ti‘i°llll,;,..".EN to complete the chain of communica-
'l4 sit" 'being laid between Western Canada and
The er colonies on the Atlantic seaboard.
•Lleft
P Mc,4,°,11.• Messrs, Hincks, Tache, and Ralph,
-...° re —.."-.real on Saturday evening for Queb2c, to
Atlixibs,. sent at the swearing in of General Rowan as
4haerZatrator of the Government, during the
ceded-hs' of Lord Elo• The Hon. John Ross pro-
o .7, ato 4l°lleb with Mr. S6tliep. henson, Mr. Jackson, Mr.
1(4 t
.11:4 °ther gentlemen to Upper Oan.ada, en
° the
Ross Demonstration at Belleville.