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London, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

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J.. An irltn •. •
A uetrallan
134t062321 Recipe .. •
% Blaens.rvo, Iron and Cosi!
Bolanos Scrip .........
t1r1t.1.113 Iron
Brazilian Imp. (is. 61. p.)
De. Cocas' and Calaba
Do. St. John del Itey• •
Cobre Copper ...... . ••
Coplapo .....
Mexican & S. aniericlui
Real Del Monte, Uareg.
Do. Black Debentures.
Do. Red Debentures ..
Santiago de Cuba ...... 10
Tin Croft .........• •• •• 7
United Mexican ....•• ,28 2 8
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31

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32% -
Int -
4i9)4 74 1831
6% -7%
IS% - 14% 6
3% -
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7% —6%
hi( 54
3% —3% 6
/3L BANKS.
33 d 4%
48% —4Q
1074 13
25%
18% 17%
27% 28%
36 I

Australasia
British North America.
Commercial of London..
London Joint Stock ....
London and Westminster
National Provincial Eng.
Do. New
National of Ireland .. •
Provincial of Ireland....
Do. New .. •• ••
Union of Australia ...•
De. New ...• • .......
Union of London
Ril.ort a Madrid

20%
42 —44
15% 15
35 23%
3
12% la%

Canada ..............
Gen. Steam Navigation .
Penin. & Oriental Steam.
Ditto (Litt*
Royal Alai! Steam . .....
r We cannot be answers
will nQt be infliiencod by

The ad vices from the Zollverein state that there is a
great deubt whether the treaty of commerce with Bel-
-13% glum will be renewed unless under very onerous con-
ditions, and the neg-tiations were making very little way.
At Amsterdam on the 21st inst. there was a better
(23 market for Dutch Stick.
22% The following is an epitome of the report of the
Bark of Montreal:—
"At our last annual meeting, I stated that there
were • vident signs of returning confidence and improve-
ment in the general business of the couetry, in which
the banking interests of coulee participated, and I
congratulate the shareholders on the benefits which
have resulted, and which may still accrue to this bank,
from a continuation in such renewed confidence, both at
home and abroad, in the general stability and improved
credit of the province. The stock of the bank hag been
in good demand at a premium of eleven per cent„ in-
cluding dividend, being an advance of eight per cent.
during the 194 twelve months; and there are good
grounds, from our increased reserve fund, for expecting '
that ha present value will be fully maintained. The
business of the past }ear has been prosperous and free
from losses of any magnitude. The amount of income
from all sources,•xpenses of management deducted, has
been 82 3201 ss. 9d."
During the past fortnight the Bon. East India Com-
pany has drawn bills in London to the amount of
- 77,7904, of which 71.7144 were on Bengal.
The English Funds have been very quiet again, but
firm, and there is an entire absence of epecutation, either
for the rise or fall. Bank Stock has attained a higher
price, viz, 213. Exchequer Bills have remained at 435.
to 465., and India B nds have been 535. premium. The.
New !bre e- and. a-Quarter per Cents, have been mat ked
94 to and the three per Cent. Annuities 971 to
Ginsols have revised 96i
The accounts received from Madrid respecting the
proceedings in the Cortes have afforded much satistac
lion, as it is evident the Ministers have a good majorit).
The Committee is compri,ed chit fly of their canaidates,
and should a vote of cen,fidence be passed, the Legisla
lure could be prorogued, and the Cabinet might, upon
its own rfsp, nsibility, carry out the ran for settling
the foreign debt. The re venue is represented as bearing
out fully the anticipation firmed of it. The Five per Cent.
Stock, atter being 201 1, has bfen done at 2uf. The
Passive are sj. to 6. 51.xican Bonds have been 341
and are now ab ut 341 I. Chilieen Bonds have been
quoted 104 f. Dutch F ur per Cents. are 91k.
Not the least buy) finny is observable in the market for
English Railway Shares, and Midland, 6%. u,h- Western,
Lancashire and Yorkshire, Nunn- Western and South
Eastern, are lower. French Shares have been a little
firmer.

QUARTER TO THREE.

Consols
Ditto Account

Shut.
... 96i

ONE CLoSI).4
-KICKS OF BRITIsEI FUNDS O'CLOCK.. PRIcEs
„.„
... 5t0e.......... ....... ...... 213 213 3e. tent. ithoueed nns. ...... . 971 gaw 314 per Cent. Anna . ..... 98141 !i 9 M
ong Anna. to expire Jaa.lB6o 7A 7 5.16 ludiv 80nd,,,
..........
30
Ditto under• ba p
South Sea Stock
..............
Ditto Old Annuities
............... 963/4
C.ineu. ice Account .............. „. (16%
`chequer
43 45 p
43 46 p
43 46 p
ONE
YRICRS OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK.
I'anish Bonds, 1825,3 per Cent.
bitto, 5 per cent. ...... ...... 104%
.seian Bonds per ,ex Jan. I :oups. 34;14
......... --
Ditto, 43( per Cent ...............
per tmit. 1844, 204%
Ditto ........................... 1849 15
Pa55ive........................ 5
Ditto. 3 per Cent
................ .
Dividends on the above. payable in London.
Austrian, 5 per Cent..... 77
Dutch 24 per Cent. 12 Guild....
Ditto 4 per ogrlt. I `ftetit,.ate, 9114
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PRICES.

104%
84%
102%
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40%

,OYD'N SHIPPINti.—.I FHIS DAY. j
LOND N, JUNE 24.—Wind this day at noon W.
MADEIRA, JUNE 16.-11er Majesty's steamer Centaur,
arrived hel e Iron, the coast of Africa, called off Grand
Canary, and reports that cholera had made its appear-
ance ou The island.
BosToN, JUNE 11 —The Susan Ludwig, of Calais,
and British schooner En Avant, were in contact at New
York Bt,. June, and both received considerable damage.
ABERDOVEY, JUNE 21.—A smack is supposed to be
lost on the Paches, as part of a mainsail, with several
fragments of wreck, have been coming ashore very re-
ntal. iy.
QUEENSTOWN, JUNE 20.—The Orsolina, for West-
pork, put buck here to-day, with rudder damaged,
/liter
being on shore.
DEAL, JUNE 23.—Wind N.W. to S.E. andaud S.W.—
Arrd.teailie.
Elearo.r, Hughes, Mauritius; Louisa_
ii, p tB. tier-
Kayser, Laguria• JohnForan, Bsrletta;
Bt . benc,hA, i icit
Liar,t te ;
Copenhagen : Ebenezer,
bid. Vic
lla;nsemn.arCieh.risEribaEid:lp'..l;:or_riigieuli;
Clio, Ewa, from the River for Demerara.
N.N_c.W.o.—Acrd. Star,
Curia, Qu. bee.
DARTMOUTH, Juigs 23.—Wind
Harmony. Lewis._?.lll .
0)111111,, Dahorir ;
, AIL' It
bri'iddrgi::
LIVERPOOL. JUNE 23 —Wind N W —Arrd. Sophia,
Ksroopnhei,a
SSkt.ladb,leOlArleensa'set% Illi eawurall,runawick;
Toronto, Dallantine, Montreal.
Miichison, Trinidad
Demerarak.
&Moore, Staten Island.
t Alfred, Galatzt
Off port,
hiNoarvya,Scoriat
Narva, having been in contact with
Yt.rkohire, Moutreal. Sld. Olomocto, New Orleans;
er. The Chert,kee, Irom Barbados,,
andria, U.S.;
Put
Lhau erbao.
back. Urania,
w Ahi;loenx
yesterda
y, making two or three feet
awrartievredpearthtobuisr. port
Put.MYER, JUNE 23.--Wind W.—Acrd. Confidence,
ch, Mumel.
FaLmoura, JUNE 23.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrd. Bril-
liant, Fsarer, Pernambuco; Republicauu. Jacniel; Ma-
Arica. Off p.,rt, Walter Drescher,
donna del Carmine,
Arica.
NEWPcbT 1 .RT. JUNE 23.—Sld. Commerce, Charleston.
ton, ihtcrib
QUEEN WN, JUNE 23.—Ann Carr, Earia. SOO Ever-
Nino, Portru,.h.
;iirn, Burbadore. Sid. Limn, New Yolk;
Off port, Burrill and Chieftain. Quebec.
N.W
W ATERFO!RD, JUNE 22.—Wind S.S.W. to S.W. and
Sld- Mary. Nantes.
WICK, J•C•NE 19.—Arrd. Dolphin, Mollistad, and Ac-
tive, Ilurth„ Chriatiansand; Anne, Christine Haub,
Mundahl.
SiIIELDs, JUNE 23 —Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Ann,
-13t14.-11, M. ein, 1; Anne Murgaretbu, Sapiin, Rigs.
YARMOT,TH ROADS, JUNE 2-3.—Arrd. Tempo, Ve-
rime, Ode sea.
PoßT.,,imounr, JUNE 23.—Wind N W.—Arrd. bur
Rulers-
,y's bt..-urner Ci n:uur, C..ast of Attica. Off port,
P... 133.1 ra, Ciotti, Barbsdoes; Yorktown, Bradish, New
York.

Co wzi, JUNE 23.--Wind alio Leo-
n& ThompeQualwrimaah.

Pr cur. nthili,e4. u.
tk-day.

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82% 4434 46%
14 26% 28
all 69% —7l x.d
60 75 —788% id x.d
Ole for the errors of the 0111c11/114sts, and
interested correspondents.]

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
P
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
; The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at from 5,000 to 6,000 bales, of which 400 Ame-
titian and 300 Surat were taken for export, and 400
American on speculation. The sales cempfised 4,500
American; 100 Belie, at 6id. to 61c1 ; 400 Egyptianott
to 9d.; SOO tiurat. at 3d. to 3fd., and 150 Sea
Mend, at 11d. to Is. Oid. par lb. The market was quiet
without alteration in prices.—Hailway Shares were dull,
at lower prices.
The amount of business doing in the Colonial Mar-
kets is represented to be small, but no particular change
has occurred in prices.
MO( The report of the Dried Fruit trade by Memos.
Witherby tied Hanson, states of Currants—" There hart
been no decided feature in the market this month.
There have been fewer public sales than late, and the
trade have refrained from porch:WEl fruit, being for the
present tolerably well etocked with low fruit, which
scarcely obtaina.the rates current a month ago. Good
In•and and Boras fruit have now the same value as in
36 June, 1850; o d Paints was then sellieg at 36.. to 35...
Altheugh it is obvious that the aggregate result of the
present crop is disastrous to the grower., they will have
had convincing proofs of the powerful effect or low prices
upon the consumption in this country. The arrival of
currants seem to have ceased for the season. The
clearances for home consumption do not proceed so to
v.nrably a; might have been expected from the uAually low prices of every description, and from the
great increase of consumers in the metropolis. The
shipments have, on the other hand, been large, and hair, cousiderably r.duced the stock of Turkey fruit. That
of Valentias is still very heavy. Fine Valentias are
effered a; 82s. The quotation of Chesmrs is not attend,
but the business done has been very limited, notwith,
standing their ueprecedentedly low price. Valentias
are now 15a, per cwt., awl Turkey trait 12s. to 14s. per
die. cwt. lower than in June, 1850."
die. The arrivals to-day are very restricted. and furnish
no late intelligence of interest from colonial or distaer
parts.