The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-21 00:00:00

BOURSE—Pam, THURSDAY, JUNE 17.

Bret Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Pricy Price
hre..ch 5 ier Cents
4 per Cents O9 : 99 30 ta) PO .. 09 30
3 per Cent . cx. div 76 55 . 76 6J ... 76 55 ... 76 61
sank of r ranee
Lanitte Bank 1.0001. S! aros 1(80 ...IrBo ...I(8) ...JOS)
SAW-. Sr arcs 5185 ...5190 ...5185 —.5101
tia!glan Sank
5 per Cents.
New Loan ..... 101% ... 1 1,4 ... 10i iol%
DutehiS per Cents
try per Cents. 53 ... 53 53
EtAILWAY SHARES.

St Germain .... 690 ... 690 ... 690 ... 690
Ve.sailles,L.P ........... 195 ... 191 ... 192 50 ... 192 50
it. B ..... 330 ... 5W.50 ... 330 ... 3:2 50
'touen ......»«4581673 ... 458'75 ... 4 8 75 ... 453 75
487T50 ... 489 75 ... 487 50 ... 4FB 75
Ifulhausen to 427 50 ... 434 ... 427 50 434
St,..sautie Lo Bale 231 25 ....31 25 ... 230 ... v.ao

Mr. Charles Buller, whose great talents are well known
and admired, has accepted the place of Secretary of the
Board of Control, in room of Lord Seymour, removed
to the Home Office. Mr. Buller is one of the most dis-
tinguished speakers of the House of Commons ; he pos-
sesses great industry, and his connection with Lord Dur-
ham, as well as his votes in the House of Commons,
guarantee that his views are sound and liberal. The ap-
pointment does equal credit both to the Government and
Mr. C. Buller.
THE BUG PARTV.—Since nothing breeds bugs like the
bad American timber, the use of which is forced on us by
the monopolists, what can so fitly designate the party as the
filthy vermin which it takes under its special protection,
and which, in its blood-sucking properties at least, it so
closely resembles. Let every monopolist candidate, at
the approaching election, 'be greeted with the cry of
" No Bugs!" and if the bees of this our industrious hive
of England do their duty, not even the Bug Talaver-man
Peel—the great hum-bug himself—will be of sufficient
potency to seat a " Bug" Ministry on the Treasury
benches.

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MONEY and COMMERCIAL NE WS.
(From The Sun of Saturday Evening.)
'Ammo'. COTTON MARKET, JUNE 18.—There has been
a lager attendan- e of the trade in our Cotton Market this
week than for some time previously, notwithstanding the work-
imr. short time cowinues to be almost universally adopted, and
although holders of all descriptionS have generally offered their
stocks freely, prices have not at all given way. The demand
to-day has been bri,k, and the Market closed steady. Specu-
lators have taken 2,000 bales American and 130 Surat, and ex-
porters 550 hates American and 250 bales Surat.
LIVERPOOL SHARE Ala agrr, JUNE 18.—We have again
to report an extremely lim ted business at the Stock Exchange,
and no alteration has taken place in the prices. Grand Junc•
tion, Half-shares, 101; Ditto, Quarter Shares, 25k; L-ncaster
and Preston Junction, 281/,. Lord Sandon and Mr. CI °smell
visited the Exchange and Underwriters Rooms this afternoon ;
they were enthusiastically applauded by the Conservatives.
heavy_searceiy
13oth candidates addressed the members.
MaacirEsTEß STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 18.—Market very
lb- h May. Great Western, 90b ;Ditto,
former sailed
Half Shares, 61; Loudon and Birmingham, 158 ; London
anything doing :
and Brighton, 43 ; North Midland 67 ; Bank of Manchester 6/.
latter sailed from St. Thomas's,
WELT IN DIES.— Two packet ships have arrived from Jamaica
May 8, Hayti, May 12.
this morning, by which we have received Jamaica papers to the
The packets
n oamreatsh,se,
Asiwaiyftlasn,ditihayetiE,
flay 19
; The
(From the Jamaica Papers. )
Si.AvErt WRECKED.—The Brig Troubadour, Spanish co-
It';! -,,, with `..!-0 ,laves' on board, bound to I.lthi::;,>, Vi?!
wiecled OH the 6th of February, on the Ca)eas lslandi, and
all on board were saved, and arrived at :Nassau. The vessel
1 was totally log. The above papers are entirely filled with