The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-09 00:00:00

NEy MARKET

A D
tRigIiCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, TWO o'CLOCK.

r
ot' cotton at Liverpool yesterday were
7,000 bales, including 1,500 American
texport and on speculation. The market
,a.f!„d3r at previous rates. The sales cora-
ir American, 250 Pernam and Maran-
kl. 4 to„7ld. ;70 Bahia at ; 400 Egyp-
4d. ;and 500 Surat at 3d. to 4d.
w ay shares were flat.
'''t,produce has rather tended downwards
!:.13 Week. Sugar has been in fuller sup-
-211 fair request, rice has been dull and
i'llovf less active since the early part of
land spices have been sold to a moderate
ether irregular prices. Saltpetre has
quired for, tea steady, and cotton in

Zil.k market, it is stated by Mr. H. W.

Niti
ktie ," of the Silk market, during May, has
to.'r°ro the preceding month, large imports
4t
4101oued ; it is, however, satisfactory, that the
iti,,,L importers to meet tho trate, alluded to on
itZio, has brought buyers forward freely, which
qi, in the largest deliireries ever known,
-43' participating. It m: c 9 be here remarked
elPorts of Raw and Thrown Silk, during
three
months of this year, show an Fit-
-441;137 100 per Cent. ovez• the same period
'1
;'852 or 1853, and which will be con-
:creased by those of April and May.
1,43 from China, just received, present no
:; More silk, as was expected, had arrived
Zrior (chiefly of the low e r descriptions), and
,i2oghaf are quoted as rather firmer. Nothing
l'''„ Was reponed as to the estimated total ex-
""e season, but whatev (a. it may be 46,000
~e,°een already received. l 3 engal silk remains
:'eration, the better qualities selling to a mo-
,„7lnt although at lower ra tea, while the com-
ikl,are still entirely neglect :E d. The shipments
"114, according to the lat it advices had fallen
rutias and Persians ther e is nothing doing ;
I,l°f the former is under 1 00 bales, and of the
'out 1,500 ballots. In Italians the business
Vtl*etnely limited, but fine ,and good silk both
, rown is scarce."
ilir,7 eoters of the Carson's C 4 •eek Mining Com-
rs at length issued a stat 1r aent to the share-
and if the explanatic iris given are not
:t,,,./, they will at any ra to be preferred to
h"racted silence which has t so long annoyed
tPttietors. The directors o bserve that they
'01,111(led at one time to r o commend to the
adders to abandon the euti ;.r prise, and we see
11441 their present report t hat could justify
deferring a meeting to t a ke the opinion of
t
that the
There is some c a .cure, perhaps, in
:nat the agent of the corn ,I any only return-
41,t,land on the 10th instant, but this did not
' ""e calling of a meeting: months since to
511 ti how. matters stood. /5 .'other proof that
d have been the proper course is, that the
Ito been
that " the val, 2 e of the property
ueen exaggerated, and t) hat the large pro-
kti'4,sed to be obtained can be realised." If
be fairly demonstrated, there would be
tion in letting the elia. reholders know
ki to winding up, it appears half the
04,°:11 Y can be returned now , and whatever
buillery in California real ises, will after-
aye to be added. Should the undertaking
rated, the directors prorc se every exertion
i an early dividend. The shareholders are
t4,,,in their assent to proceedi r fig, or the reverse.
,la'insion, we may observe f. o at the report of
i;,
, ‘l)°,6ert Inch, dated in Nove o fiber last as to the
k,,,1° returns from working -II 'le mine, is satis-

4liate of exchange is telegrm )bed so high from
'kt dollars are again in . demand here, all
kreceived this week by the V Test India Mail,
4')een disposed of at 55. 14 d. Bar silver is
‘; per ounce standard.
funds have been rather lo vi, er since the cora-
c,,,,t4eat of business this nLc .ruing, and trade
''Paratively dull. Consols ' for transfer have
04e at 92, and for the opet r lug, ex. dividend,
I've been 91.-k f, since 911.., and are now 91
Itl4 The sudden fall of 2 per c ent. at Paris was
I,li red to have some effect n c )w the market is
ittlpitive after the rise, but 'il -e apprehend the
4t°re will be shy of o perating largely
Elbe fall, and that the market, if it sinks,
1)4,c1° so principally from the contraction
k I_leBS. The New Three-.a nd-a-Quarter per
ho'oelulave been 921, and are wa w9l.i. The Three
k Cents. have been marked t )14 to 4. Bank
le Weaker, having declinoc l to 2041 to 2051.
~stock is at 236. Exchequ.e r-bills are par to
Ipr4,lllilim and India Bonds ',a r.
the foreign market there is very little doing.
.11311 New Deferred Bonds have been 191 ;
Itlvie'all) 24 ; Venezuela, 26 ; being all rather
00i.er. Russian Five per Ce nts. keep firm, at
_
4t, The other stocks are nom i nally the same as

il'e‘ll.:7has been some fluctua A ion in shares this
t,lllg, and upon the whole tl ao English lines did
:4'4 lotain the highest prices o f yesterday. The
-Pas, however, is not very large. The York
North Midland, Caledoni an' Midland, and
1/41 leallaire and Yorkshire have been principally
4*, 11l ~ There have been sev(N:al transactions in
I,4y:lir and Liege, at prices :more in favour of
t 4. The French shares are decidedly lower,
hg to the reaction yesterday at Paris.
Vaothe Mining Market Agual eria's have declined.
illt n! 8 Creek have been done at 55., the amount
tlk,l eat, be returned if the con tpany is wound up,
litilsive of what may be rea lised in California.
1 other gold shares are very heavy.
eil the Land Companies' there is but little doing.
The
Palace are firmer.
Iki, '5 Joint Stock Bank Shares have been in more
"est, and at a slight advance.

)Ikr,
--`4.I.SH FUNDS THIS DIY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(From the Official List.)
likk Rnsinexs done.
I Stock .. ..... ... ....... . ............. 2041 53/4
IL'? Cent. Reduced Annuities ........••••"'
shut 911 1
92
1
ro-:,,Cent Consols Annuities ....... .
I.) ' q per Ceet. Annuities ........ . .
5921 l
4i
946
1141. t linnuities, Expire sth Jan., 1.864 J "'.
shut 236
hut
4 A Stock
`llk i Bonds, £lOOO ............................par
to tto under tlOOO ...... - .................. par
4ficAs 'for Opening 19th duly .. ............. 911 a 1 1 x d
40:Legnor Buns, 21d.
4000
1:500 par 5 p
tx limall 1 5 p
e4equer Bonds Scrip
PRICE Or FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Divan 3 per Cent. ...........................
11,,...tt0 for the Account ............. .. ......... 24
81,72,411 Bonds, 1822, 5 per Cent. £St 1033/4
li. -41 sh New Deferred, 3 per °ant. l9l
toiazaela Bonds, 36 per Ceat.
Dividends on the above payable in London.

HALF•PAST TWO
Consols for Opening 19th July .... ..... 91 i x d

11A_N CT:TESTER RACES
(THUS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
ORDER OF RUNNING.
2.3o—Welter Stakes.
3.ls—Grand Stand Plate.
4.ls—Salford Born' Cup.
s.3o—Derby Handicap.
6.15—Tw0-year•old Stakes.
ARRIVALS FOR THIS DAY'S RACES.
...SALFORD BORO' CUP.—Typee, Vanderdecken, Peggy,
Octavia, Annie Sutherland, Helena, La Belle,
in Agnes, Wnalebone, Hope, Voucher, Syvagee, f. by
'ameboy, Daphne, and Professor Buck.
,DERBY HANDICAP.—Snowdon Dunhill, Calot, Thalia.
113 T, Octavia, Hazelnut, Lord Lieutenant, f. by Don
vi.ohn out of My Dear, Bonnie Bairn, Black Bess, and
r,14'011 OTHER RACES.—Vitese, Jack-the-Giant-Killer,
'4old.dusto Timotheus, and the Chick.
LATEST BETTIITG.
SALFORD BORO' CUP.
6to 4 agst Typee (taken).
7 to 2 agst Helena (taken).
4to 1 agst Vanderdecken (taken).
• 7to 1 agst La Belle (taken).
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
7to 1 agst Early Bird (taken in force).

A-SIER/CAN COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.---The commercial '
4ccennts from New York this week are more satisfactory
than
for some time past. The present steamer has brought
sil)*()00/. in specie, and shipments to this country are
kelY to continue, but the arrivals from California had
been very large. The Government continued to redeem
the Public debt at the rate of about 50,0001. per week,
the
term originally fixed for these purchases having been
tztended for another month. The amounts thus dis-
tlreed by the Treasury, however, were far below the
additions constantly taking place to the 6,000,000/.
already locked up in specie on account of surplus re- I
tenue, In the stock markets there had been a revival
° activity and a general tendency to recovery. The last
accounts from California were again uniformly favourable
Betteregards the gold production, and there wre also
r reports of the results of
The Chinese immigration still continued on
considerable scale. From Mexico there was no later
nitellnonce of importance, all the laQt accounts being
.31fused and contradictory. Acmor.iintg t.o 90111,
tr,ti is the insurgent Alvarez had lorced Santa Anna to
,7 from belore Acapulco, while other and more reliable
Ijerte affirm that Santa Anna had returned to his capi-
' after Wing crushed the rebellion.