The Sun.
London, England, 1870-03-05 00:00:00

MONETARY REPORTS—Yesterday.

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steadiness, and the quotations, generally, have been main-
tained. Consols, however, have been flat and easier at
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92 9-16th, 92 11-16ths for money and the 9th instant
• Reduced and New Three per Cents 915,. 911 ex. ; Bank
Stock 240, 242 ; India Five per Cents have been clone 1"
11.11, 112, and India Bonds at 20s. 255. prem ; Excheluer
Bill 3 (March) 2s. dis., 3s. prem., and (June) 2s. dis-,
prem.
The feature in the market for English Railway stocl.-
. has been the firmness in the demand for Metropolitan
stock, engendered by the refusal of Mr. Salisbury's al'.
plication for an injunction to restrain the payment of the
dividend, and resulting in an advance of The tenclencY
thyoughout has been favourale, and the movements have
been in an upward direction. London and Brighton has
risen 2, Midland q, London and North-Western i 3-; fold
Great Western •
Indian railway stocks have been quiet, and without
movement of importance. Canadian shares have been
steady, and Great Western have fully maintained the
late advance, having been dealt in at 17. As regard-4
foreign shares, Buenos Ayres Great Southern at 2n; 25'1'
and South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian at 19g; 19.;'
have been dull and -,1; lower.
Both at the Bank of England and in other quarters
there has been a fair demand for money to-day, and three
months' paper has not been taken under 3 per cent.
No bullion operations have been reported at the Bank
to-day.
As regards the exchanges, there has been a fair demand
for Paris bills, and the rates have been rather lower;
otherwise the rates are unaltered.

In reference to the state of the bullion market, Mes3ll:
Pixley, Abell, and Langley remark :—The arrivals of go',
since our circular of the 24th ult. have been considerable,
and comprise-2343,000, per Delhi, from Australis;
£21,000, Excelsior,Auckland ; £48,000, Neva, West Indies;
£3,000, Buenos Ayres, Brazils ; total, £420,00'
About £300,000 of this sum has been sent away ; the
balance now remains to be disposed of, and as there is but
little demand for the Continent at present, it is probable
that the Bank will receive all amounts now awaiting sale;
about £7,000 has already been sent in. The price of fine
bar silver keeps firm in consequence of the Continental
demand ; for the East there are but few orders. Mex.-lc°,
dollars are less in demand, and the recent arrivals are not
yet disposed of.

In the market for foreign bonds a full average busines4
has been transacted, and, although no movement of im
portance has taken place, the tendency has been toward
higher rates. Egyptian have been freely dealt in, an
Turkish (1869) have risen 111 per cent.
The Eus.:dan Loan has been firm, at 32 to 4 per cent.
American Government securities have been firm, at Oa
late advance. Virginia Bonds have rised
Bank shares have been quiet, but prices have been
maintained.

In the market for telegraph shares a rather better feel-
ing has been noticed, and a recovery has in some instauee4
ensued. Anglo-Ainerican have risen 0, Anglo-Mediter-
ranean I, British Indian Extension and Falmouth)
Gibraltar, and Malta /.
Indiarubber shares have been without change of imPert.
ance, but Telegraph Construction have improved s'
Hooper's Telegraph Works, pending an application for °1
settlement, have been neglected, and the quotation 10
been nominal at dis. •
In miscellaneous securities only a moderate busioss,
has been doing. Canada Company shares have been deao',,
in at 69i.

At a meeting of the. Great Luxembourg Railway C 0
pany a dividend-of 7s. 6d. per share was announced.
At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Goodbeheref
Game and Co., wholesale hardwaremen, it was shown 015°
the liabilities amounted to £23.339, and the assets
£10,469. A composition of Gs. in the pound, in Os::
equal instalments in six, twelve, and eighteen months 1"-
offered, and the meeting adjourned for a fortnight.
At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Robert Mitl
inson and Co., corn merchants, of Kirkcaldy, an offer °
13s. in the pound was accepted.
The failure is announced of Mr. John Cooper, CO
merchant, of Dundee, with liabilities estimated at abciu
£20,000, and limited assets.

MARKETS—Yesterday.

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY.—There was no feallargt
to notice in the wheat trade, to-day. The samples of English why
on sale were in inferior conditions, and the trade ruled is
at about stationary quotations. Foreign wheat sold
,nds
retail parcels on former terms. Spring corn of all
was Inactive, but not cheap w er. Malt tended downiiied,
in value, but in the few sales of flour made mices were maintos.
Arrivals —British : wheat, 1,810 ; barley, 920 ; malt, 1,210 ;
37J; and peas 29J qrs. Foreign: wheat, 1,910: .barley, ti®. oa
1,430; maize, 2,10) . re. ; and flour, 390 sacks and 29,60 barrels. ii
LONDON TRADE REPORT, FRIDAY. Tallow has
obtainable on previous te:ms. hpot, 4.5 s ; 465. buyers Match
041. last three months, Linseed oli, London, 31s. 9d . - „us&
Its. ::!d. English brown rape, 4 is. 60. Cattle in moderate ie
at; steady prices. Jute quiet. Hemp dull.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS, FRIDAY.—There have begi',a
cases of sugar to-doy, and private;y the demand has
steat7y former tetins. Tea has ruled quiet, but tinchau.:vot
value. Coffee has continued firm. The first consignment of
Ceylon is now in dock.
METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET, FRIDAY.—The sl:!aort
of meat have been moderate. The trade hasbeen qu'e
oar quotatb atm. Beef from 3s. to 4s. 40. ; mutton, Is. 40. to 4
lam is. Cd. to 8.3. ; veal, 55. to ss. 6d. ; and pork, Is. Bd. to ss. Su' i
81,.,5 by he carcase.
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L' It.OUCIII HOP MARKET, FRIDAY.-- In the hop ? 0-10
the, has been a continuance of quietness. Thu business dma,loo
been very moderate, and although no actual reduction bas.„'"ots,
place, prices have ruled in favour of buyers. Mid and East -`,,,es,
47 to £l3 Wealds, £6 to £8 ss, ; Sussex, £slss. to £7 • 14"1',;o:
£3los. to £lO 10s. ; French, £5 Is. to £7 ; Americans, £4: 10s.
and yearlings, £1 15s. to £3 10s. per cwt.
Strai°'
LONDON METAL MARKET, FRIDAY.—Tin from ~150^
£ll9los, to £l2O ; Maria, £123. Silesian spelter, £l9los. to xi.'
Scotch pig iron, 545, cash, hag
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT, FRIDAY.—The naarkeV
ruled quet, but at a shade below the rates quoted by produce
Several large offers have been made.
LIVERPOOL COPPER MARKET, FRlDAY.—Market dish "na
unchanged, Ears, 66 to 66t; ores, 13, 13},
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY.-3.t dull;ar-e th-
y
Sales, 8,000 bales: of which, 1.000 on speculation. sales °,,orti
week, 43,125 ; on speculation. 4,73); for export, 5,125 ; actual ex day,
3,250; taken by the trade, 33,250, Import, '24500. Stock this
23,220 bales.
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. FRlDAY.—Supplies
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rate. Fine dry wheat, Is. dearer, but business limited. Barley,
and beans luny as dear.

st, PARIS, FitlDAY.—Rape oil, current month, 107'30; 1:1 Alto.
15. Flour, current month, 55'75: April, 55'75. May-A-°'
5;.5).

ANTWERP, MARCII 4.—Petroleum. spot, 59 ; March, 55; Aul 55i : September, 66.
lidareb*
AMSTLRDAM, 141Ancil 4.—Banca tin, 71, buyers. Re, 34.
173; October, 181. Linseed oil, spot, 321 ; string, 321; Augur.
HAVRE COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY.—Cotton uncliargoo
A regular demand for the trade. Stock, 65.300 bales, of whicil 4170)
American, and. 10,5JU Indian. Afloat, 41,600 American. and

A number of officers of various corps and 1:3
non-commissioned officers, who have been geia
through a course of instruction in army signalling
and telegraphy at the School of Military Engineer-
ing at Chatham, having now 'completed the course'
have left Brompton Barracks to rejoin their respee.
tive corps. The officers are—Captains HeasleP,'
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Begbie, of the Indian Army.
A telegram has been received reporting the arri-
val of her Majesty's Indian troopship Jamul' at
Suez on the morning of the 2d instant. All well'
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BIRTHS.
BVROE— On the 3d inst., at Stamford-hill, tho wife of ✓.
Berge, Esq., of a son.
MuNTz —On the 2d inst., at Keresley, the wife of
A. Mentz, Esq., of a son.

MARRIAGES.
BULL - MEYNELL —On tho 3d inst., at Christ Church, La;;;
caster gate, Charles Bull, Esq., of 21, Bedford-row, ~„
Octavia Ann Meynell, of 39, Queen's-gardens, daug"
ter of the late Godfrey M. Meynei, Esq.
Enw,tuns-- CLOW-At Trinity Church, MarylehonP,.3l,o,-
L. Edwards, Esq., of 83, Great Tower-street, to is-
tharine Mary, second daughter of Leonard
of 9, Fitzroy-street, W. •

DEATHS.
ausoN —On the 3d inst., Lambert Ellison, Esll•'
Knaresborough, aged 83.
MARSH—On the 3d inst., at Bedford Park, Croyden7"-"
Marsh, a:r;ed 80.

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Saturday, March 5, 1870.