The Sun.
London, England, 1870-04-08 00:00:00

MONETARY REPORTS.- YESTERDAY,

Telegraph shares have been dealt in only to a moderate
extent. British Indian Submarine hiive fallen it, but
French Cables have been * better.
Miscellaneous securities have been steady on the whole.
General Credit have been better.
The Clearing House return for the week ending April
6, shews a total of £70,652,000, against £63,552,000 for
the correspondin- ',xl 1

ig pei... last year. -
No bullion operations have been reported at the Bank
to-day.
The supply of money in the discount market has been
very large to-day. noth at the Bank and in other
quarters the demand for accommodation has been limited,
and three months' paper has been readily taken at 2i,
occasional transactions being effected at 2 per cent. No
change has been made in the official minimum, which still
remains at 3 per cent.
The Alexander Duthie, from Port Philip, has brought
£30,476.

Egyptian advices state that it has been officially an-
nounced that the new loan about to be contracted is
entirely independent of the Egyptian Government, and
it is solely secured on the Viceroy's private property.
The funds are required for the purchase of sugar-refining
machines, the construction of railways (the private pro-
perty of the Kh&live), and the greater extension of the
sugar cane culture.

The Magdeburg Lausitzer (Prussian) Railway have
invited subscriptions for £1,200,000, less £450,000 already
locally subscribed, in shares of £l5 each. The shares are
quoted at 1 to 1.1 prem.

The directors of the Great Western of Canada Railway,
at a meeting to be held on the 13th inst., will recommend
a dividend at the rate .of 5 per cent. per annum, absorb-
ing £97,642, and leaving £2,054 to be carried forward.
At a meeting of the Alliance Fire and Life Assurance
Company, the new life policies for the year were stated to
have amounted to 355, for a total of £212,358, and yielding
in fresh premiums £6,864. The fire premiums of the year
were £147,012, and the profit therefrom was £27,835. The
usual dividend of 17s. per share per annum, (payable in
April and October,) was declared for 1870.

At a meeting of the London and Lancashire Life
Assurance Company, the new policies for 'the past year
were stated to have been 571, for a total of £204,710,
yielding in fresh premiuns £6,030.

The following are the railway traffic returns for the
week ending April 3, shewing the amount of increase or
decrease when compared with the corresponding week of
A 862 :—Great Western, £76,636, increase of £1,774;
Great Eastern, £36,232, increase of £1,205 ; Great
Northern, £40,071, increase of £B9O ; North Eastern,
£79,884, increase of £8,695 ; Midland, £66,361, increase
of £5,430; Caledonian, £40,208, increase of £712; Lan-
calhire and Yorkshire, £46,372, increase of £1,486;
Bristol and Exeter, £7,100, increase of £5O; Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, £22,126, decrease of £64Ct
The return of the Bank of England shews the following
re3ult when compared with the previous week :—ln cir-
culation an increase of £706,560 ; in public deposits a
decrease of £2,967,759 ; in other deposits an increase of
£168,810 ; in Government securities a decrease of
£1,648 ; in other securities a decrease of
£2,282,181; in bullion a decrease of £393,404;
in rest a decrease of £587,844; in reserve a decrease of
£1,088,909. The eirculatidn, including bank post bills, is
now £23;822,401; public deposits amounted to £8,325,582;
and private deposits to £17,331,142. The securities held
represent £32,096,978, and the stock of bullion is
£20,472,657. The rest figures for £3,090,610.

ARREST OF THE SPITALFIELDS
MURDERER.

The man Henry Parker, who was found guilty of wilful
murder by a coroner's jury for stabbing his brother-in-
law, James Rutter, near a public-house, in Spitalfieldg,
on the 12th of last mouth, was apprehended yesterday
morning, at a house in Rotherhithe. The police have
long been vainly searching for him. Since his capture
Parker has made the following statement :
" I and Rutter had a row, and he knocked me
down three times. I asked him to stop, but he would
not. I then struck him with the knife to stop him
killing me. I never intended to kill him. After I struck
him he fell, and then I became alarmed and ran away.
I met a man that I knew, and he advised me not to drown
myself, and not to give myself up to the police. He said
that Ruttei• might not be dead. I met with some friends,
who gave me money, and I moved about from lodging-
Pause to lodging-house. The first that I knew about
Rutter's being dead was finding it in a penny newspaper
that I bought the first thing on the Monday morning
after I left Bacon-street."

The Mayor of Cork has 'received' a threatening
letter, on account of his efforts to suppress seditious assem-
blages. It bears the New York post-mark, and has under
the warning a coffin and skull and crossbones.

A printer was arrested at Dundalk yesterday for
offering for sale the " Farmers' Catechism," which is al-
leged to contain seditious matter.
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Influenced by the fine weather, and the abindaitA of
money, the consol market has been firm to-day, and the
recent advance has been supplemented by a further
improvement of / per cent. For delivery the quotation
has been 95g to 95i, and for the 4th of May 93 to 94.
Reduced and New Three per Cents., 92/ to 921 ;
Exchequer Bills, par to ss. prem. ; India Five per Cents.
have been done at 113 to 1131 ; and India Bonds, at 20s.
to 255. prem.
The feature in the market for English railway stocks
has been the strong inquiry for Great Northern A. At
one time the price advanced to 124/ to 125, but it has
since receded to 1231 to 124/, or 1/ per cent. London and
Brighton has risen I, Midland /, London and North-
Western g, and Great Western /, but Metropolitan has
fallen /.
Indian railway stocks have been quiet, but without
change. Canadian and foreign shares have been dealt in
cautiously.
The market for foreign bonds has been steady, and the
movements in prices have been favourlible. Danubian
have risen 1, Mexican New Grenada /, Peruvian (1865)
, and Russian (1870) /.
American securities have been firm. Virginia Bonds
have risen 1, and Panama 1; but Erie Shares have fallen
/, and Illinois Central /.
.At a meeting of the East London Waterworks Company,
a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was
declared.
The mining market has been characterised by much
quietness. Pacific has fallen
No movement of importance has taken place in the
value of Bank shares, in which business has been re-
stricted.