The Sun.
London, England, 1851-12-08 00:00:00

LIABLLITEE 9.

Capital ... ... . . ... ... f. 67,900,000 0
Ditto of the Branch Banks ... ... 23,350,000 0
Reserve fund ... ... ... ... 10,000,000 0
Ditto of tha branch banks ... ... 2,980,750 14
Reserve-imrnobiliere ... ... ... 4,000,000 0
Notes to bearer, in circulation ... ... 43.2,822,200 0
Ditto of the branch banks ... ~. 126,996,125 0
Ditto to order (post-bills) ... ... 7.243,454 38
Account-curpeut with Treasury creditor 43,108,609 69
Various accounts current 114 201,283 9
Ditto in branches 35,179,075 0
Bills payable at sight ... ... 10,729,500 0
Ditto at branches ... ...
... 4,406,646 0
Dividends payable ..• • .
... 344,878 25
Liquidation of the Algiers Bank ... 6.790 0
Expenses anticipated ••• ••• ••• 261,322 68
Discounts, interest, and expenaes ... 2,741,702 71
Ditto of branch banks ..• ••• ~. 1,460,793 0
Re-discounts of the last six month 3 „. 96,733 70
Ditto in branch banks ~ ...
... 227,245 0
Interest on protested bills ••• ..• 739,230 55
tliscellu.neous ••• ... ...
... 408.155 57

E 894,204,549 76
eprtified by the Governor of the Bank.
D'Anootrr.

It appears from the preceding account that the cash
in hand his decreased by 4.700,000 F The commercial
bilks discounted have increased by 6,400,000 F. The Bank
notes in circulation have increased by 10,400,000 f. The
balance to the credit of the Treasury has decreased by
4 900 000 F. The sundry credits have increased by
9,500,000 f.

JUIN EN G INTELLIGENCE.
(From tho Jlining Journal.)

The preponderating power (.;f capital -lies never been
more clearly shown than iu the share market this week,
for, natwithetanding the evident tendency to derange-
ment c.f ail monetary affairs by such events as those
whick ere now ceuvolsirss our neighbours on the con-
tinent, the value and the demand for ail mining shares
of repute have been considerably augmented, and a
large eusinees transacted, in dividend mines in partica-
tar. Ad ied to this, there has been announced the most
important improvement in the workings of a number of
concerns which kid scarcely an existence twelve
mouths a and in several instances the value of
the shares has been raised 100 to 200 per
cent. It i 4 remarkable, too, that this success
comes principally from the eastern sile of the
Tamar (the Tavi,tock district), where, traditionally, it
was said, no ore would ever be found, and thus com-
pletely stultifying, by the infiuenc, of science and capi-
tal, the predictions of former years. A. particular mine
in the west of Cornwall having demonstrated that ore is
in sight for nearly two years' workings, has risen in
value P 20,0001. the saeres even at that advance
scarcely to be purchased. Reviewing the6e facts, we
confess that we are more than sanguine for the future
prosperity of mining in this country, since a stimulus to
good management results from success, by which alone
can a mining preperty be brought to a standard value.
In the speculative class of mines, there are some dealt in
at fair prices, and others either quite neglected, or the
shares disposed of at nominal figures.
Ie the Metal Market,-Copper is without alteration,
and in fair demand. Lead is in better request: there
have been considerable arrivals from Spain, which have
met ready sale. - English Refined Tin fully maintains its
price, and is scarce. Bars and blocks are in good re-
quest, and the stock extremely low. Foreign Tin has
been in very good demand, both for home consumption
and shipment to America, and gradually improved from
78s. for Banca to 8 is., at which rate about 800 slabs
have been sold, and 82s. is now asked. Straits have
been sold at 80s., but little is offering. The quantity
upon which duty has been paid amounts to 2,637 cwts.
during Nov., and the stock on the 30th of Oat, was 1,273
tons. The quantity imported was-up to the 30th Nov.,
1851, 1,098 tons; ditto, 1850, 915 tons; ditto, 1849, 1,140
tons; ditto, 1848, 127 tons. Delivered for home use and
export up to 80th Nov., 1851, 1,060 tons; ditto, 1850,
708 tons; ditto, 1849, 926 tons; ditto, 1848, 441 tons.
Tin Plates and Spelter have been in better demand.
In the Bullion Market-Mexican and South Ameri-
can dollars, buyers at 4s. 110. per oz. Bar silver con-
taining gold, all gold above five grains in the pound to
,be paid for, ss. Id. per oz. standard. Bar silver, without
gold, ss. Old. per oz. standard. Bar gold, 775. 9d.
per oz. standard. American eagles, 765. 2id. to 765.
3d. per oz. Plating, about 16s. per cz.
The tale of Copper Ore on Thursday's ticketing was
3,853 tens, amounting to the sum of 18,7931. 1 ls. 63.,
the average produce and standard being 7e, 1071. 18s.
The corresponding sale last month was 3,317 tons, pro-
duce 7,-1, 105/. 44., showing an advance of 9/ Is. per ton.
It will oe seen that Mr. F. Bankart, as company No. 10,
cam's for the first time into the market as a purchaser.
At Wheel 134,set bimonthly meeting, on Tuesday,
the accounts showed-Capper ore sold 4th of Septem-
ber anti 21 of October, 5 9121. 1 ls. ld. •i tin ore, 5591.
84. 103.; sundry discouea. 141 17s. 1 ld. ess 6,4861. 17s.
103 -To lord's dues, 4311. 9s. 4d.; labour cost toe Sep-
tember and October, 2,3381. 1 Is. 5d.; merchants's bills,
J 431. 16s. 10d.; leaving profit, 2,9731. Os. 3d.; add in
band end of August, 1,3071. 6s. 2d. .= 4,280/. 6s.
5d.-
dividend, 2,560/.; and south mine cost fur two months,
9481. Bs. 2d : leaves balance to next account, 7711.
181- 3d.
At Wheal Margaret meeting, on the 26th Nov., the
accounts to the end of September showed-By mine
cost and carriage, 1,823/. Is. 9d. ; coals, 1531. 13s. 9d.;
amocattictiaite
of bills, lord's dues, &c., 546/. 7s. Bd.; on tic-
now engine, 1501.; other charge on account of
ditto, 100/.==2773L 3, 23 Tin sold (66 tons 9 cwts. 1
qr. 21 lbs.), 3,099 i.
9d.; add balaa,„ l2s. 11d. : leaving profit, 3961. 9s.
193. 4d.-By fromdividend
lisst account, 1381. 93. 7d....464/.
of 31. per share, 336/ • leaves
balance in hand, 1281.1e5. 4d.
At the General Mining Company for Ireland half-
yearly meeting, on Monday, the report explained many
points of interest on the Past
operations and future
prospects of the mines,
. and
Imntninced that a dividend
of 10 per cenf. for the past half-year out of the profits
would be paid.
At East Wheel Crofty meeting,
on Tuesday,e the Oct.
ac-
counts for Sept. and showed-Balance from last
account, 7991. 7s. 4d.; ores sold (less dues), 1,3141.4 x. 7cl
sundries, 741. 17s. 11d...4,188495. 103. Mine costs and
ci
merchants' bills, 1,748/. Is. 9d.: leaving balance in hand,
440/. Bs. 13.
At the Lamherooe Wheal Maria adjourned general
meeting, on Thursday, the question of a further cei for wes
deferred until the next meeting, which was fixedthe
Bth Jaap hdary. It appeared by the accounts, that tin a
been soltl, amounting to 991. 18s., and 150/. in value of
Ste senic therefrom was ready for delivery to the pur-
chasers at Swansea, at 3/. per ton.
-At West Wheal Seton meeting, on Tuesday, the ac-
counts for Sept. and Oct. showed-Mine costs and mer
chants' bins, 8421. 15s. 93.-By balance from last ac-
count, Sal. I,
dries,. 103. P
3. ; ores sold (less dues), 1851. 51. 7d.; sun-
-2 • call in S: pt 4001 • leaves balance
against
adventneeys 2201. 10-s. "
At Wheat Squire
quarterly meeting on Wednesday,
the accounts sho
weald.; labour cast for three
last account, 1,534/. 1 Is.
eUtonths to end October, 935/.
9s. 6d.=2,4701. Os. 73.
Calls received, 1,5441.: leaving
balance against mine, 916/. Os,
i 7d.-to discharge which,
and prosecute the wsorkings, which
a most favourable condition, a cell are reported to be in
of 1/. per share was
made.
At Lelant Consols quarterly meeting on the 29th
November, the accounts showed-Balance last account
517/. 143. 53.; cost feEsehree months ending
904/. 17s. 73 1..4221. 12s. Tin sold, 5531. 6s. 10d ; September,
ail
fa August 5121.; leaving bra
lance against adventurers
3571 ss. 23., to discharge which a call of 21. per share
was mado.
At Trebell Consols two-monthly meeting, S. Broad,
lig., in the chair, the accounts showed Balance from
last account, 1 3531. 3'. 71 L;bour cost for bept. 93/.
_
15s. 2d. ; ditto Oct., 94/, 7s. 43. ; cost of stomn-ongine,
'&c,, 9861. 17,, ; su",iri.3q; 70/. 155. ; leaving belasee
to next aceonet of 107/ Bs. 74.
At Wheal Ch:verton meeting on the 19th Niv., the
/IMO antS Sh .PNCA -13112,:1ee bat aeceuat, 1,428 L 43. 103.;
labour cost for ioer months, end of September, 429/. 19s