The Sun.
London, England, 1853-05-30 00:00:00

MONEY MAlt
INTELLL

COMMERCIAL
WS DAY.)

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of cotton at Liverpool on Saturday
Were estimated at 7,000 bales, of which 1,000
American were taken for export and on specula-
tion. The sales comprised 5,000 American, 700
Pernam and Maranham at 64{1. to 7id., 300 Egyp-
tian at 6111. to 10d., 1,000 Surat at 315 d. to
and 40 Sea leand at 2s. to 2s. 10d. per lb. Rail-
way Shares were quiet, at rather lower prices.
, The Sarah Sands steamer has arrived from Aus-
tralia with a large mail, but her dates are not later.
She has about 320,0001. in gold and 20,000/. in sil-
ver, and probably her passengers also possess con-
siderable sums. There are,
besides, various ship
arrivals, including the Benjamin Elkin, with advices
Feb. 21 from Sydney, and Feb. 3 from Moreton
; the May Queen, with advices of Jan. 22 from
-L-ort Philip, the Windsor, which left Sydney Feb.
; the Northumberland, Feb. 6 ; the Wooloomoo-
-9° in 87 days from Sydney, and the Tasman from
hobart Town. The amount of gold on board these
.vessels is not yet ascertained, but the Northumber-
land, it is expected, has about 17,000 ounces.
There are Adelaide letters of Feb. 28, per ship
Melbourne
Montgomerie, arrived at Singapore. The
aielbourite had not reached Adelaide on her home-
Ward voyage up to that date.
The accounts, as far as they have been received,
thveral of the vessels abovenamed being only oil
e coast, are very favourable.
The La Plata steamer is telegraphed.
i The Asia, from New York brings 600,000 dollars
Specie. The advices notice more activity in the
„c'elc market. During the week ending May 14,
e total value of the exports of merchandise was
',',)303,436 dollars, and of specie 110,000 dollars.
The dry goods trade was becoming quieter as the
aek
Lalen advanced, but a large and profitable business
'-`4n been done during the previous three or four
kentlis.
Oahe wheat crop in all the Western States of
tada promised an abundant crop.
be-"eviloundland accounts state that a delegate had
en aPpointed to treat on the subject of free trade,
'with 44,
• - v.-Le United States.
Ile rail 10, way meetings announced are the tol
lug

pOMPANT. DATE. PLACE, &C.
Corkar ere). and Erquelines May 31, Charleroi.
Itl:nnY and Bandon June 10, 17,Gracechurch-st
Ike and Gt. Southern
xiiia eVnurnlestern Ireland May 30, London Tavern.
Lan y Junction May 31, Dublin.
ellY Railway and Dock June 6, London Tavern.
Ail, Sheffield, and Lincoln June 8, Manchester.
IsTal""alld Gt. West. Ireland June 8, Dublin.
I,.tunr and Liege June 7, London Tavern.
ditto June 15, Brussels.
ti,lith Yorkshire June 15, London Tavern.
'vaterford
and Kilkenny__ May 31, London Tavern.
ver4e English Stock market has been flatter, with
very little doing, on account of the greater compli-
eatio4
isv, of the Eastern question. Consols have been
tfor Transfer, and 1001 for Account. They
re
o A -ow 100,1 1. The New 3k per Cents. are 102i-
ar S) and the 3 per Cents. 99i g. Exchequer Bills
Par to 25., and India Bonds 30s. premium.
e Sea Old Annuities are at 991.
Price of Consols for June is 1001 .4'.
Foreign Securities there has'been very little
lia b, and prices share in the depression of Eng-
h
and -,,st°clis. Mexican Bonds are quoted 26i to ±,
~-reruvian 87. Brazilian Old Bonds are 100 to
-tquador Stock is at 6, and Grenada has de-
iBl2,l to 21. The Spanish Committees Certificate
Nothing has been done in the Deferred.
at sillan Rends have fallen full 1 per cent., being
The
Dutch 4 per Cents. are dull at 97.
bee "e shares of the Gold Mine Companies have
.wo 11 heavy. The Land Companies' Shares are
51 Australian Agricultural have fallen 41. to
fro.' and 13ritish American Land have fluctuated
75 to 85.
-A-gua Fria Company have reciived intelli-
k,.ecee that the three weeks' produce was 286 oz.
ehe had been sent up to the mine.
Lea" shares of the Banking Companies have been
of The, amount of railway calls for June is 1,521,9411.,
sP.u.ich 1,217,400/. is called by foreign companies.
tturis is selling day in the Railway Share Market,
eve Prices are Ito per cent. worse, being, how.
-very well supported under the circumstances,

FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
From the Official List.)
r, Business done.
rvr Cent. Reduced Annuities 99
Cent Consols Annuities lO9/
Low 3/ per Cent. Annuities lO2l
Ditto Annuities, Expire sth Jan., 1860
1„,".0 30 Years, Expire sth Jan., 1860 6 3-16
auttonds, £lOOO
o, under £lOOO
r,:ith' Sea Old Annuities 1...
-"Ilsols for Account
lel,equer Bills, Lid.
klooo
£5OO
small
Ditto Advertised

.. 30
.
09
. 1001 a

2 p par
2 p par
2 p par
par 3d

RllO-0E OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
t(lillan Bonds, 5 per Cent
Gr 11. Bonds
14',741,,,, Bonds Deferred
1,4,--iewta,,a
.tionds.' Ex. Dec., 1849, Coupon 2l
s'eria .“ a per ueut. .. 261 i
t4t,„Pan Bonds, 41 per Cent.
ti bitro Bonds, 5 per Cent.
pa, 2 per Cent.
41 Committee Cert. of Coup. not fuu
bt,te, Dividends on the above payable in London.
4 Exchange 4 per Cent. Certificates 97
HA LI&PAST TWO.
..... 100$
10011

Consols
Ditto June Account

-11.4.1aBO.ROUGH-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

nbuirlNG A FORGED NOTE.—Charles Marsptolna,ceda
at th nan who refused to give his address, was
lerio e bar before Mr. Bingham, charged with having
Ivitil'itglY uttered a forged 51. Bank of England note,
klotitiltktetit to defraud Mrs. Anna Taner, confectioner,
Audley-street Grosvenor-square.
4ottl',.°Reelltrix deposed that, on Saturday afternoon,
°l'dp fire o'clock, the prisoner came into her shop, and
krilielu, 10s• worth of ice to be sent to Mrs. Rigby, 30
'hon!,'eY-iquare As there was another confectioner's
1iv4"8,40, the same. street as hers, she asked prisoner if he
tee, he had come to the right shop. He replied,
1,4414 Wa4what's more, Mrs. Rigby h d given
1. 114'1 1211°11e3r to pay for it, and he then tenadered to
ehe +e 66. note produced in payment. As soon
44,d t "no.
jolf.. it in her hand she thought it was a bad one,
11A
° Sure,she sent it over the way to the
.pawn-
:m et'a who sea it back to her with word that it was
t'''ti;rm''ue then sent for a constable, and before he
c'ellow„")),r_isoner walked out of the shop. The policeman
st/b, 'lira and took him into custody.
kekcter Parke said when prisoner was brought to
Iva; ;hien he read the charge over to him in the, usual
11°te b he (prisoner) replied he was sent with the
Aai 1,2 buler, whose name he said he did not know,
that S -:),l„lveci at No. 6, Grosvenor-square. He after-
to le rived in Fitzroy-square,_ and shifted from
me NI enkeley.square. Witness had ascertained that
Near, person as Mrs. Rigby resided at 36, Berkeley-
rem,-tieticiB7,ll,,er, who declined offering any defen ce, was
fur a week.