The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-21 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET AND COMMERCIAL
INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The Wes of cotton at Liverpool yesterday
W,cre eitimated at 7,000 bales, of which 2,500
...morican were taken for export and on specula-
-11011. The market was firm without animation. The
fiales comprised. 5,000 American, 70 Permian and
Maranham at 6id. to 7id , 350 Bahia at 60. to
6P*2 800 Egyptian at 61d..t0 10d., and 500 Surat
4' 31d. to 4W. per lb. Railway Shares were de-
pressed, and prices lower.
In reviewing the present condition of the tallow
de, and referring to future prospects, of special
interest at this moment, Mr. Nicholas Soames re-
marks

`The repeal of the soap duty (if completed) is likely
to be a stimulus to trade, and, consequently, advan-
tageous to all concerned. The year ending June, 1853,
exhibits frequent alterations and fluctuations in prices.
English tallow, since last September, has been reported
short in produce' by the tallow melters generally. Our
Present stock of (say) 24,000 casks, consists of (say)
American,
18,000 casks Petersburgh, 1,250 casks South
,pte 4,500 casks Australian, 600 casks sundries.
"L', quantities entered for home consumption during the
Yearl 1852 have exceeded the year 1851 by 3j per cent.
tuo,ooo casks is (at present) the presumed supply of
jve tallow at St. Petersburgh for this year, which,
therewith about 7,000 casks of last season's, left over
forthe (6 841
yearcas of casks actual), give a grand total
107,000 casks. Our consumption
has been somewhat in the following proportions :—Of
atersburgh tallow, 66 parts in 100 ; of South Ameri-
r"' 12 ; Australian, 19 • of sundries, 30. South
America has furnished 11,719 casks, against 14,000
casks estimated last June : present prices, 445. to 48s.
ELer ?wt.! against 335. 6d. to 355. 9d. per cwt. last year.
kia; about 1,250 casks, against 1,500 casks last year.
mated import for next year, 12,500 casks. Much
pilitical and social disquiet still prevails in these coun-
tries, but the large profits on tallow that must have
7tl realised this year are an earnest that our market
Will not eventually be neglected for the year ensuing ;
!Nalities have continued very good. Present stock
,0 London about 1,700 tons. Estimated import from
llne 1, 1853 to 1854, 5,100 tons. This estimate is based
"PonSydney
the notion that supplies from all ports except
may be suspended this year, and from the Sydney
au, Ply 10 per cent. on the quantities received in the years
'B5l and 1852 is deducted, in deference to general ex-
Peetation nothing authentic being known. We have to
e!ngratulate this interest on the very large profits that
have been realised on tallow for some months past, which,
Illoituany instances, have been considerably more than
Per ton, offering a great inducement to continued
shipments to London, and to the permanent cultivation
of this trade."
The Australian accounts via Madras are dated
g
37uncY, March 23. The Ovens " diggins" were
.i1(1t Yielding so well, many of the miners being in-
"-sPosed to pay the heavy license. The bush-
rangers were troublesome, and this prevented gold
I,eing freely brought down to the town. The mar-
kets Were very buoyant for imported goods with
diminished stocks.
terein Hobart Town there are advices of about
14.1? Same date, viz., March 23. The want of
been was much felt, and the town council had
:'?en considering the propriety of employing con-
'lets on the public works.
,
0, New Zealand letters state that the harbour
..",:wlanukan was to be surveyed by her Majesty's
schooner Pandora.
tt It appears that the effort to obtain from the
A st °Me Government some sort of charter for new
communication
Banks, is not yet abandoned, but a
sent to one of those which has just
Woundp up, convincingly proves that the views of
tkuke of Newcastle are not in any way changed.
thmorning cotemporary states, that according to
e construction put upon a letter just received from
1"0 Colonial-office, it was not intended that every
"auk should have to make special application to each
„el,°l"Y, in order to determine whether a charter
uould be granted ; but there is some ambiguity
about this, and the only conclusion arrived at by
Parties who have carefully perused the document
th question is, that nothing will be done here until
e,sanction of the colonies is obtained. As the
r sues of the Sydney Legislature were formally
,presented two or three months since, not the
flightest justification can exist for a departure
`l', °in them, pending a reference, and if any further
Proof were wanted of the settled determination
of the New South Wales Legislature not to allow
privileged banks to be started there without their
ecntrol, it would be afforded by what appears in
the very latest Sydney papers to hand. Some
istrong.... remarks appear in a Sydney journal dated
,h:',-alarch, and to this the attention of parties
-"rested may be usefully drawn.
The English Stock Market has been flatter, re-
f" I'eign newsa sales baying been made. The
t; reads unfavourable. Consols have
' „eu 98g to ft, the New n per Cents. 101 and
he Three per Cents. 99. i /. While political affairs
°,,Utinue in an unsettled state there is no mone
h
Turkish
, y
• The statement of the capture of two
little
ships by a Russian frigate obtains very
t 4 le credence, and probably the vessels belonged
the Circassians. Exchequer Bills are 2s. to 3s.
Premium, only being a decline of Is. to 2s.
wForeign Securities share to a slight extent the
eariness of Consols. Mexican Bonds have been
i;327i to 28. Equador are quoted 6. The Swedish
latu is at discount. Spanish 3 per Cents. bring
to 2 I, and Portuguese 4 per Cents. 39 ; Austrian
Thuus are 9N-, and Dutch 21 per Cents. 641 to 65.
it;ere has been a bargain in French 41 per Cent.
ROntesat 101 50 with the exchange at 25 5.
11.4tailway Shares are all flatter, owing to the
(Vier tone of the English Stock Market. The
ei is /to per cent. generally, and the prin.-
Aal transactions have been in Caledonian, Great
ae,stern, North-Western, and York and North
da7,lld. French shares have been very little
otei74 in, but they participated in the decline in
r„.x. securities.
15,4.4 Gold Mine Shares are dull, but have not
ell quoted lower.
'4O Shares of the Australian Banks are neglected.
the lip Land Companies' Shares are drooping again,
Agricultural being down about 21. Peel
jer
are k to 1 lower.
6, ainaica Mine Shares are 21 to 1, Metcalf 5i to
Sue River to 2 pm.

BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY.

( Front the Official List.)

Business done.
311411 k Stock
... 228 9
31),„," Celit. Reduced Annuities. ........ 99- 19
shut
5,.4-''' Cent. Consols Annuities ...
,'' :hut•
Per Cent. Annuities 101:i 3 A
big, ./.,in0tu1dui5t,iex5,10E0x0p1i.r.e..5..t,!2.J..;..tn...,...1.8..6.0 52:98:3i-164 15-16
u Isola for Account Ex i
coequer Bills, El.
tlOOO
.E 0
Small
..

32
6 3 2
6 3 2

A lIIICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY.
-11fatb. ball. .41 Bonds, 5 per Cent.'
b1.',4 130nds, 1825, 3 per Cent B5
t,144, 5 per Cent.
Ift-vter Bonds
Poe''ie4t, 3 per Cent.
galttAiiin"e Bonds, 4 per Cent.
sbanish Bonds, 5 per Cent 94i
N,a lsi,- per Cent 4Bi i i i
sw_ 4 ...oew Defen.ed 3 per Cent 23h
'edlah Loan , 1 dis
pre!,
~_ Dividends on the above payable In London.
An-.;,.;c11 antes, 41 per Cent. ...... . 101 f 50c Ex. 25f 5c
bust-Vsau tonds 5-per Cent. 10 Cu. • ••• ••• 861
Ip` Exchange 2i per Cent
at° 4 _
06
per Cent.' Certificates

THREE O'CLOCK.
08a x d
0011601 s for Opening 19th July

English goo s.
noitne commercial intelligence by the overlanddmailAist
tektccouraging with regard to
lip°, ay there has been a further d cline consequent
hlth" the desire of holders to realise, whilee
tahterCealwcuatstaa,
diru9llh Prices were nominally the same,.
v irlished demand, and the tendency, with the excepft
I,O°ll' of tl
weakness.
•as h le metal market, was towards
arel
„owever, the dullest season. I.leChinehsaev7ncgcohuenetns
teliee'''' unfavourable, a concession in rates
Pehtlyett, at liong Kong by larg?,so transactions. The
Uporteat intelligence by this occasion cew Mercantile interests, is satisfactory, fatrhetahsienittNebnildalerrnds
PreelZ,ll„.of the rich cotton district of Berar by
Whee-'lllg a means for obtaining
n°u
respectn abstaince-
ketitelrer facilities shall be given by thelm plonrdtiaanntGroevsuerlnts-
Ineet I° internal improvements, while the atno froh, f the intention of the European Powers
e 0011., nee
tile -I
uderfere in China has relieved in that
Iher uta created by previous accounts.
lc the eased anxiety for news from the EsttwVgll btoe felt
e
eort,,A,,P, IV during the next day or two, b
la --,iou a
viaerl,lants
tibmotsth univoerseanitlytheeißp
Molda-
rue
ssss
15adn s
eyn
tt
ehre
Proil" Ch2ristia tpoepinulcint n will take advantage of theA
dit-s;etion thus II d (11 land rise to expel the Turks._ 0
freule-ellt olnino: is entertained by many persons7h.
e,
Dail their trading relations with the Black
.Sea and.ut_ll . ing Tibi4l) Principalities, Possess opportues ot.ojn da
gre
itiferiotit they admit that their means of informa i
Ther to those enjoyed by the Greek houses.
v•ces _
the details from Shanghai in the general acl. 1 s
an
in.i.,lr,leseent mail state that, since the last ad. viee ,
fa,,,P011. ion had become prevalent at Shanghai. of an un-
tewar%thie feeling being entertained by the insurgents
eat4l. (1,8 the foreign residents. This circumstance. had._
Nadi a_ll3' arisen from their injudicious demonstrations of
ineetzluBa, to become partisans on the side of the Govern-
haeu 'le attempt of the United States' ship Susque-
exeurai °ge the Yaiag-tse-kiag, followed by an
direetir°ll oft nother vessel called the Science in the
acted Pro-11, Naninbot of which are said to have
of acotive—being little calculated to induce a belief
rtt
The
.Y. The advices from Singapore are to the 2d of May.
beuo,,,,arkets had been active, but had subsequently
6`" quiet, There were no later accounts from
-7"41.