The Sun.
London, England, 1870-11-09 00:00:00

MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

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Anglo-Austrian Bud- 31) London Fin Assoc (L)18117: ills
holders' Certificate 11 21 4 Lon Gen Omnibus .. 21 31,
10 BerliiiWa;erworks(L) 149 151 3, 2 15-16
30 Bolckow-Vaughan (b) 33 38pui 2 Lou Si, Prov Marine L) 5!: pre
100 Boston City (U.S.) 5 23
p c Sterling Loan.. 91 93 109 Madras Irrig, &Canal
4 Brit & Ego Marine (Li 2431 pm g 5 p c by Ind Gov. 100 102
25 Canada Company. .. 73 76 2 Mauritius Land (L) . dis. par
741, 4 5 N at:ill/tact Comp (L) 11 11;
10 Ceylon Company (L) 4 3 (Es 2 N Zealand Loan and
35 City Offices (L) „ 25 24dis Mere Agency IL) .• • II pm
20.Coloilial (L)
5 Cosh' Union Assurfice 2 3pm 'Print IL)
-71, 13-16 65 N Britsh mid Mere (L) 27.!. 2SI
10 Crdt Folic of Eng (L) 25 21 5 Ocean Marine lissur 135 14pm
2 3-16, 3, 5-16 10
100 Crystal Palace
100 Do Pref
100 Do 6p c Pero Deb 159 114 10 Do do New. 1367 '2 e dis
271 Ebbw Vale Steel 114 BO/dis 31
100 Viceroy of Egypt 7p c CO Rhyinney Iron
Mortgage Loan.... 821 631 15 Do New Bl 91
835 60 Royal Mail Steam
100 E,gyptip cV'roy 'Loan, x a
guar by Egyp Gay.. 100`102 12 .Tel Con and Main (L) 28 985
1015 • 28
13 Fore-st Warehouse IL) 61 75pm 2 Tlipmes and Mersey
100 Fgu and Colonial Gov . Maurine luaus- lb
Trust 6p c Bonds.. 9,1 99 St Tobacco 6ls c Loan
V Gen Credt&Diset (L 1 3 5 dis guar by Italian Gov B7 SO
14 Gen Stm Navigation 27 29 5 Trust and Loan Co of
i Hooper's Tel Works 2 11 dis ' Upper Canada
2
17 Hudson's Bay B5 95 5 U Marine, Lvpool (L 45 5 pin
45 Indrbbr, Gut Per.and 20 Union Steamship (L) 22 24
Tel Works L) .... 381 39 6 United DisCorprn (14) 2 1 (lid
38::, 9, 81 5 UnivMarinelnsur J.% 45 51 pin
5 IntersilFinan Soca.) 15 I(dis 95, 105
20 It Irrist Can Cevour 2.5 4 12 Warrant Finance.... 9 7 dis
100 1)o 6p c Bonds. re-
deeinalcle 1870 . 64 66
. 643

M INING S LURE LIST.—NOVEMBER 8.
Messrs. WATSON'BROTHFIRS. '

Mining 01fleet, 1, St. Michael's Alloy, Cornhill, London.

Market moderately active for East Grenville, Grenville, East
Lovell, West Frances, Tankerville, and West Maria. Taquaril
a littie weaker.

Australian United,
Bwleh Consuls,
Chiverton Boor, 23, 3
Chiverton Valley,
Moritales (Gold),
Cook's Kitchen, 19. 20
Devon Great Consols,
Drakewalls, 20s, 22s
Dolcoath,
Don Pedro North Del Rey, .21, 23
Eait Bassett,
East Caradon, 43, 5
East Lovell, 27, 28
East Wheal Grenville, 2i, 23
Frontino and Bolivia (Gold),
—s., —s.
General Brazilian,
Great Laxey, 18}
Great Retallack.
Great Wheal Vor. 51, 6
Hingston Down,
O,larke Valley, 63, 63
New Lovell,
North Crofty,
Pacific, 13, 1);

Pary's Mountain, 3i, 4
Princo of %Vales, 10s, 12s 6d
Providence Mines, 37 , 40
itosewall 11111 and %atm), Ile

United, 1,
South Cam Brea,
South Condurrow, 21, 31
South Frances, 27, 29
Tankerville, 13, 14}
Taquaril (Gold), 21-, 211
:Micro& 45, 47
Trumpet Consols,
Van.
Van Consols,
West Caradon,
West Chiverton, 53, 54
West I)rakewalls,
West Frances, 34, 26
West Maria and Fortescue,
:;3s, 25e
Wheal Crebor, Os, lls
Wheal Grenville, 4, 2.
Whoal Kitty, St. Agues,
Wheal Mary Ann,
Wheal Seton,

MARI

ETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, TUESDAY.—Opening Report.—
This market opened very quietly to-day, and there was little
doing up to noon.. Imports ;—Wheat, 25,740 quarters ; barley,
882 quarters. ; oats, 2,720 quarters ; beans, 2,101 quarters ; peas;
1,030 quarters ; Indian corn, 18,888 quarters.; oatmeal, 2,958
loads ; flour, 3,563 sacks, 5,0a1 barrels. Closing report.—This
market improved before the close to-dar. Millers expected to
buy at a further reduction. Sellers held - for Friday's rates. A
fair business was ultimately done at scarcely less rates than
this day se'wiight. Flour was dull. Beaus ls. and peas Gd.
per qr, dearer on the week. Barley was scarce, and fully as
dear. Oats were steady. Oatmeal was 6d. per load
lower. Indian corn was slow, at a reduction of 6d. on the week.

LEEDS CORN MARKET, TUESDAY.—Wheat was not in large
supply at this market to-day, but trade was very inactive, in
some instances ls. per quarter less was taken to effect sales.
There is a large supply of fine malting barley, and late rates
were not supported. Danish barley is offerinr, so muoh cheaper
than our own that a reduction of ls. 6d. to per quarter had
to be submitted to on all secondary qualities to induce pur-
chases. Other artieles were unchanged.
HULL CORN MARKET, TUESDAY. —There was a large
Eupply of English wheat at this market to-day, which met with
a sloW sale. There was is. decline on 'foreign sorts. Barley
beaus, peas, and oats were unaltered.
NEWCASTLE COEN MARKET, TUESDAY.—There was a
very small show of farmers' wheat at this market to-day, and it
sold-at about Saturday's reduction. There was a' little better
demand for merchants' wheat, but they refused to accept a re-
duction. Wheat was pressed for by buyers. Flour and oats
were at foamer prices.
NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, TuEsDAY.—At this mar-
ket to-day there was a considerable increase in the show of
stock. The market was good. There'll as a slight decrease in
price. Beef, Is. to Os. 64. ; mutton, 7td. to 9d. ; young sheep,
7d. to 9d.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, TUESDAY.—The supply of
both cattle and sheep at this market to-day was much smaller
than last week, and the qualities shewn were . only middling.
There was an improvement in the demand for beef, and prices
lulled inlavour of sellers. Sheep, notwithstanding the small
smpply, sold very slowly, at prices about similar to last week's.
The quotations were as follow ;—Beef, first-class, Bd. per lb. ;
second-class, 71-(1. to Sd. per I?, ; Spanish beef, 7(1. io 7d. per
lb. ; sheep 7.d. to Sid. per lb. ; calves, 85. to Od. per lb.
DULL .CATTLE MARKET, TUESDAY.—At this market to-day
there was a large show of horned cattle, and a good trade was
done in calving cows, which sold at from 1:18 to £2i each. For
superior sheep and lambs there was a ready sale, at last week's
prices. The pig trade was not extensive ; late rates were
taken.

.NIETROPOLITAN HAY AND STRAW MARKET, TUESDAY.
—Fair supplies of all descriptions were on sale. The demand
was moderately active, at about late rates. • Primemeadow hay,
130 s. to 1405.; inferior ditto, 110 s. to 1205.; prime first-cut clover,
130 s. to, 1405. ; inferior ditto, 115 s. to 1255. ; prime second-cut
clover, 120 s. to 130 s. ; inferior ditto, 1053. to 115 s. ; and straw,
30s. to 345. per load.
LONDON 'TALLOW MARKET, TUESDAY.—The market has
been dull. Y.e.' spot, 425. Gd., December, 425. 6d. ; January,
435.; March, 435. Gd.
LONDON OIL MARKET, TUESDAY.—Linseed oil has been
qiiiet, at £29 12s. Pd. spot. Rape is firmer. English brown,
.435. 10s. spot. Refined, £45 lOs ; foreign, £46 10s. Other oils
haveheeti in limited request.

LONDON METAL MARKET, TUESDAY.—Scotch pig iron
is less active, at 51s. sd. prompt. Tin has been quiet ; Straits,
£126 to £127: and Banca, £126. Copper has been inactive ;
Burrs, £7olos.
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKETSLI uEs-
DAY.—There has been only a moderate demand for tea. For raw
-sugar the demand has been inactive. Good and Superior
Burin yellow graining, 325. 6d. to 355. Refined goods have been
quiet, on former terms. The market for coffee has been with-
out important feature,.and prices have been unaltered. A cargo
of Rangoon rice has sold at 9s. 6d...fu1l prompt.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, TUESDAY.—Opening Re-
port.—The market opened quiet to-day. Sales 8,000• or 10,000
bales. Imports, 5,463 bales:—Closing 'Report.- -Thfs market
closed dull to-day.- Sale,,, 8,000 bales. Arrivals—Orleans ship
named, 80. Imp als—Surats, 79,001 bales.

MANIIIESTEB. TRADE REPORT, TUESDAY.—This market
still continues to suffer from those sudden fluctuations In prices
caused by the receipt of news in favour of an armistice, or the
reverse. Prices advanced last Friday in consequence of the
rumour that an armistice had been agreed upon, but the news
since received of the sudden breaking off of negotiations has
put a stop to business in this market, and caused the
advance asked on Friday to be abandoned. This,
however has not led to any increased buying to-day,
as the transactions in yarn and cloth are reported
to be very few, and none of any magnitude. Both buyers and
sellers seem to have agreed to confine their business within a
narrow compass until the condition of affairs in France im-
proves. The prices obtained to-day are the same as those
current this day week ; but the tendency is towards a further
decline. Buyers who want immediate delivery have to pay
full rates, but for forward delivery producers are easier to deal
with ; though being well engaged, they shew no disposition to
press sales. Quotations to-day are:—For 39-inch shirtings
(71b.), ordinary to best, 7s. 9d. to Bs. 6d. ; ditto, (811 b.), Os. 4id.
to 10s. Forties, mule, ls. 1 d. ; thirties, water-twist, ls.
The market closed quiet.
LEEDS TRADE REPORT, TUESDAY.—There has been a
fair market to-day for tweed, Victorias, and hair lists, but gene-
rally the.prospect is worse than on Saturday, There have been
London, Manchester, and Bradford buyers, but they gave out
orders sparingly. A better demand exists for black and blue
woollens, to sell at from 7s. to Bs. The wants of the French
agents and shippers for long pilots are still unsatis-
fied. The mills and warehouses all over the dis-
trict are searched for *cm, and ready money is
paid frequently. This makes the large mahufacturers
busy, but the small capitalist cannot share much in it. There
are some Irish buyers taking fair quantities of low greys. Cotton
yarns for the clothing districts have fallen a halfpenny a pound
since Saturday ; but spinners and mungoe merchants booked
few orders to-day. In the engineering shops there is full work,
but no overtime. Some heavy machinery is being made for
several Yorkshire waterworks, and also for underground col-
liery operations. Snider rifle barrels and appendages are still
made largely for Government, as also lathes, drills, dsc., for
Woolwich Workshops,' An improvement in traction engines
will shortly be brought out by one of the largest implement
makers in Leeds. - •

DUNDEE LINEN mARRET, TUESDAY.- -Messrs. George
Armistead and Co. report that the markets were very quiet to-
day, the failure of peace negotiations having had a depressing
effect. For flax there was little inquiry on the spot, and for
contract there was nothing doing. The yarn market is dull,.
and prices are nominally unchanged.
CLEVELAND IRON TRADE 'REPORT, TIIESDAY.—There
was a very good attendance to-day, and the market was rather
more buoyant than last week, notwithstanding the failure of
the armistice. The returns for the month show a total make of
148,063 tons, being an increase on September of 4,531 tons.
Makers' stocks, contrary to general expectation, shew an in-
crease of 1,415 tons upon September, but this is chilfly in
foundry iron. There is considerable demand for forge iron,
which makers have some difficulty in meeting. Prices
are, however, unchanged, and may be quoted 475. for
number three ; • hut the large makers being- well supplied,
with orders, are as yet hultiferent about new contracts. The
political asnact has nad an unfavourable effect upon the rail
market, and makers who are short of orders are taking contracts
at still receding prices for nest .spring's delivery. One Scotch
railway is in the market, and the Great Eestern tender fpr six
thousand tons is in to-day, and specifications for the North
Western and Midland are in the market. Several large sales of
pigs and rails have been made to Germany.
GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET, TUESDAY.--First Report.-
51s. 80. in a month ;-51s. Sid. cash done. flositic. rather buyers
at these prices. Second Report.-- -1-1, ket to-day is steady,
at 131 s. 91fl. for a month, and Ms. : aisiness has been
done at these ligpres, and the !a.: •.:I,.Hi'.(t in favour of

CLYDE CE,T7SiTED SUGAR 3!-Iltß TUV.SDAY.—At this
market to,lay there was little busine is (lone, and yesterday's
we -2e seftreely obtainable.

CACAOINE.—CaCOa nilm on the removal of the oil fall
nto powder, and this powder is eacii,)iiic. Cacaoine contains
neither st4ar nor any other admixture whatever: .eacCtoine makes
one of thedigli Lest, thinnest of warnintinks, mulls the most de
arable of all for use in the later hours of the day. "Caeioine,
reason of the ingenious method by which the oil is removed, pre-
serves all-the fine natural flavour of- cacao nibs.--Prepared only
by James Epps and Co., lionbeopathic Chemists, 112, Great llus.
sell-street ; 170, ; and trect ; at their
Works tar Dietetic Preparations,- Gunton-road.—Alla.