The Sun.
London, England, 1838-01-09 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Owing to the north-easterly winds we are entirely prevented from
arrivals this tuorning—even the foreign mails remain due; in conse-
quence of which both the British and Foreign Markets are completely
inactive, and the prices of all descriptions of Funds may be quoted at
the leaving off prices of yesterday.

Consols closed at 92; for tha Account; Money 901 to 901, and for
he February Account 921 ; Exchequer Bills, 21d. per day, 51 52
prem ; Now India Bonds 5:; prem.; Bank Stock 2041; India Stock
2611 ex. dividend.

Spanish Active 201, with Coupons; Brazil Stock 721 ; Dutch Two.
anci.a.lialf per Cents. 52i # ; Colombian 24 ; Portuguese Five per
Cents., New, 22h ; Ditto Three per Cents. 19k.
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock ..
2 per Ceiit. J.- .. - IB 14 a.'•
3 per Cwnt. -,ons 9O 34 g, I south sea Stork
3% per Cent_........
... ......... 9.34 i, Old Antinthes :,......
,-
Ditto Reg 98V, 9 I N, w Ditto 9l ~4 New 3% pef Cent OSIA% j ,
's per Cent. Annuities :7'o.-
w
Ne 5 per :I'.ent...
.--- I Exch. Rills, elorN. ... 52 54 tom
Sank LoneAnnuitiestnexpire Ditto .SIY, 5.2 54 pm.
Jan. 5, 1803 14 13-16; Ditto Snail ....„
Oct. 10. -M-....
O II 11-18; Ditto Comm:,.rcia. ......... P,,,nin.
Jan. 5, !Wit/ --I Ditto Advertised........ --P
Jan. 5, 1.130 —, '
Bank ittock for Account
April a, 1,1,
...... ...... .. --- Indh Stock for Account —..
.I,n. 5, i-i711„...._...„ ......... —_. c,,,,t, for Acconnt c09.Y4
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLUCK•
A ustruto Bonds
ihtto Account — Portuguese Ilonds..---. . Brazilian Fluids .......... 72%% Ditto Account — Onto Account .721,4 % (Ntto New 45#migs 29li.
liocilos Ayre3 Bonds •
Di!to Account
Ditto, 3 per cent__ ....
hilf,:in /Mods ..-... .... i....,... Prorziati 1-17nd.;.........••
CDitto _Account ...... .......... Riii.nan Bonsis; 182''' —
Dittoolubian Bonds ................. Ditto Account —
ACCOUrit
.... ... •.- Tito Metallic Columbian Bonds, 182 t _ ...... Spanish Bonds —
DDitto Account . ................. 24 Ditto Account ..... ........
anish Bonds ......_........... Ditto Bands, 15:44..
Drcok Bori,is
French, 5 per Z.:11'.. ......... —I —,
Ditto Bonds, 1825 ......
Ditto Account
.... -- 3 per C:ni' -C.
:onto Account
Mexic.ari Bonds, 5 per cent.... '--... Exchange
._-_
Dutch, 2S, Percent 53%14

Pitt% G per crAt.

attii Account
__.... ...n% ) Ditto, t.- per cent ......... 101% V
PiaCESii
.....••
~ ,
OF SHARE 3 THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
tl Per Share
Brighton Railway Company
i dis
4
London and Southampton (New) Railway 5
9.,.%
Ditto Scrip
HALF- 2 8%,
Yanchester awl Lef..Lis Railway Company
15%
PA S T ONE.
Both the British and Foreign Markets have been during the whole of the morning in a stagnant state, and the various funds continue at the
closing prices of yesterday. Consols, 92i i for Account; for February Account 92k. Exchequer Bills, 2i1., 52 54 prem. ; India Bonds,
16 14 those to be paid off; Bank Stock, 204 ; India Week, 261.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active 20 to 204 with Coupons;
Portuguese 291 4 ; Three per Cents, 19% i ; Dutch Two..and-a_Half
per Cents. 52i 6 ; Brazil, 72 to 72.; Mexican, ont
--e•
Brighton Shares, 4 to 4i. London and

Ditto AcCount

Ncawit,n,

THREK O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 92% i.

SEVERE FROST.—For the last three days London
has been visited by snow and frost. The frost was so severe
last night as to freeze the water in the houses and water-pipes,
many of which have burst from the expansion. The wind is
intensely cold from the north-east.
A. BANNERMAN, ESQ., M.P.—The supporters
of Mr. Bannerman, and other friends of the Liberal cause,
have resolved to entertain him at a public dinner, in the
County Rooms.—Aberdeen Herald.
TEA-TOTALISM.—The cup and saucer system has
certainly progressed--and, judging from the reports of tea-
total festivals to be found now in almost every country-paper
—we suppose they will progress. Temperance and
mind bid
fair to outstrip, in their " marches," all competitors in the race
for human perfectibility. The last temperance demonstration
of which we hare any account, is from Chelmsford, where we
see that on the ist inst. the members and friends of the Tem-
perance Society celebrated the commencement of a New Year,
by holding a festival to promote the object for which the
Society was formed.