The Sun.
London, England, 1834-06-25 00:00:00

Total.

Wheat
Barley
Oats
Rye
Pease

Beans
Maize or Indian
Corn
Buck Wheat
Beer or Bigg

Total of Corn anc
Grain

Qrs. Bus.
fi27,453 4
117,1)18 3
222,643 3
5,718 7
7,e00 0
41,211 3

Wheat Meal, ori

Flour ,
Barley Meal
Oatmeal
Rye Meal
Indian Meal

Total of Meal and
Flour

33 2

11,002,576 6

Cwts. qrs.

113 3: 21

1 3 0

la 3,315 2 '2l

39,177 g

Cwts. qrs. lb.

Qrs: su6.
60),606
'17,940
222.643 3
5,716 7
7,680 2
41,211

--
33 ,'

'1,062,751 4

143,439 2 0

Cwts. 'lO- lb.

436,753 1 21

1 3 0

. '

4;439 2 0

436,755 0 21

By EonLL:
Secretary.
"der °fCtil.eA. SnunCOmVsi
Custom-house, London, June 20, 1834.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE. o'cLO6lC
The only foreign arrivals this morning area a
.1.
..
jisTril
mail, by the, Savage, sailed on the 9th, and froth Urril)
the 13th inst.
Accounts have been received at Paris froin gelklc4 two
the 15th inst. It is dated that a project was.p_reae. : Tiii.t'.
the council of the Government to restore to D0n..‘,,*•.,_,„4 108
his titles and estates of which the late decrees dePriT`"
him ; but the proposition was unanimously rejected: -- - -
• THE FUNDS.
In the I:opreolgurtu
Consols, as usual, opened at the leaving-off Fite, of ye" '
terday, 9•2% % for the Account, with little doing-, .
one
at t Okt
pAs •
HALF- of
Bahia, . with 'advice
Letters }lave been received from
._
dividends..
34,000/. being sent to PaY the Brazil divi
To the present time we do. not
fhem. of any fresh siriiiiiis.
Portuguese, 78%.
Spanish Bonds we7d
or t e h Account.
Consols are at present 92lie
__a
i which prevailed4nr
In the Foreign Market, !th
in tra,an
..laing Spanish stock,tuie--.%; eT
some time past for spec' .
been doing in the - ..ve
and little has
what subsided,
stock
of the day Spanish was done- at
4.7% , since which * In the early part
it has improved to 47% %,, Ter' 14
tuguese 78IAi li- • •
THREE O'CL"OCIG
Consols for the Account, 92%..
CL -
OsING PRICES.— .OUR O'CLOCK...
Hank Stock .. . ... .... .... .... India Stock ..... ............., '''.. '
Pl.a°
3 per Cent. Red. 9i» Ditto 80nda.............. 28
~...- .
3 per Cent. Cons - South Sea Stock .........1 t -
,
Si per Cent. B.Bi Ditto Oki Ann...."......„.
31 per Cr nt. Red n Ditto New Ann. ••••••49 me.
New 3, per Cent llO Ex. Bills,looo/.....--"' 50 pre.
per Cc nt. Assented 99,1 Ditto snoi. .... .;,... woo,
Dissented lOl/ Ditto sinalL-:„„
Long. Ann. to expire Bank S. for Ace.
Jan 1860 l7/ Consols for 0g.........
„.
..... gr
Oct. 1859 i7 1-16 India St. f" re
Jan. 1860 — •
FOREIGN FUNII9. 7S. .....
79 Austrian, 5 per cent."... 101 Portuguese, 5 per teat
... .....
Belgian, 5 per cent. 9-. Ditto! neg. Bonds . lg
.... .
Brazilian Bonds
' Russian 13onds,5per cent 1
Buenos Ayres, 6 percent. p--. 1
32 .1 I Mt°. Etetaiiic
471
Chilian. 6 per cent ; Spanish, , 5 per cent.
Columbian, 6 per cent. .•••• --,... i5z„.........
.......... 45
Ditto, 1824.. ............ .....-. ,
7.1 t French, 5 per Cent --t"' ...-C.
Danish ................... .
35 I Exchange **** ...-f. .-t:
Greek, 5 per cent.-W.
35 , French :1 per Cent". '"" • Aig
Mexican 5 per Cents 183 a 441 ' Dutch, Qi per eent...-••••• -1
„ 94
Ditto 6 per Cent
~. ‘
Ditto,
Peruvian 6 per Cent "...: 5 Per cent..«......
.......----___

that, since our last, several heavy failures among tb.
E GRAIN TRADE—We regret to state
lrousTesil'enOriged'in- the grain trade hate occurred 2;
this city. It is understood that one of these is to a"'
considerable amount.— Glasgow Cogitr.

COURT CIRCULAR.

• Their Majesties went in State yesterday, with their
suite in 11 carriages, to the Musical Festival in West-
minster Abbey. The officers of their Majesties'
Household appeared in their official costume, and hav-
ing their wands of office.
The state procession left the Palace at St. James's
shortly before 12 o'clock, in the following order :
the first carriage, containing Colonel Wilson, and
another of the Queen's Gentlemen Ushers ; Mr. Chas.
Hancock, Exon of the Yeomen of the Guard; and
the Rev. Mr. Wood, Preceptor to Prince George of
Cambridge. In the second carriage were Messrs.
Mash, Martins, and two other Gentlemen Ushers to
the King. The third carriage contained Master
Graves, Page of Honour to the King, Master Mundy,
Page of Honour to the Queen, Baron Spersardt, arid
the Hon. Captain Hay, Equerry to the Queen. In
the fourth carriage were the Gentleman of the Horse,
the Equerry to the King, the Silver Stick in Waiting,
and Sir James Reynett, the Groom in Waiting. The
fifth carriage contained Lady William Russell, Miss
Wynyard, the Lady in Waiting on the Princess
Augusta, the Earl of Belfast, Vice Chamberlain, and
Sir George Seymour, the Master of the Robes. The
sixth carnage contained Lady Isabella Wemyss, the
Marquis of Clanricarde, Captain of the Yeomen
Guard; Sir William Fremantle, Treasurer of the
Household ; and Lord Robert Grosvenor, Comptroller
of the Household. In the seventh carriage were Miss
Hope Johnstone and Miss Mitchell, Maids of Honour ;
Lord Jas. O'Brien, Lord in Waiting; and Sir Henry
Wheatley, Keeper of the Privy Purse. The eighth
carriage contained Miss Begot and Miss Eden, Maids
of Honour; the Master of the Horse to the Queen,
and the Earl of Denbigh, Lord Chamberlain to the
Queen. In the ninth carriage were the Marchioness
of Westmeath, Lady of the Bedchamber ; the Duke
of Argyll, Lord Steward ; the Duke of Devonshire,
Lord Chamberlain ; and Viscount Combermere, Gold
Stick in Waiting. The tenth carriage contained the
Countess of Brownlow, Lady in Waiting ; Prince
George of Cambridge, the Earl Marshal, and the Earl
of Albemarle, Master or thn -Horse. The eleventh
and last carriage conveyed the King, the Queen, the
Princess Augusta, and the Duke of Meiningen. A.
detachment of the Life Guards escorted the proces-
sion on the route from the garden-gate through St.
James's-park, the Horse Guards, and Parliament-
street, to the Poets'-corner, Westminster Abbey. Their
Majesties returned in the same state to St. James's in
the afternoon.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Kent and
Princess Victoria, accompanied by their Serene High-
nesses the Prince and Princess Hohenlohe, and at-
tended by the Duchess of Northumberland, Lady The-
resa Strangways, and Sir John Conroy, went in State
to the festival yesterday, escorted by a party of Life
Guards.
The Duke of Gloucester went to the Festival, at-
tended by Captain Boyd.
M. Tricoupi, the Greek Minister, visited Mr. Pou-
-lett Thomson yesterday at the office of the Board of
Trade.
Lord Auckland, accompanied by Sir Thomas Hardy,
Admiral Dundas, and Mr. Labouchere, the Lords of
the Admiralty, went yesterday to Woolwich Dock-
yard.
Count D'Aglie, the Sardinian Minister, transacted
business yesterday at the Foreign-office.