The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

Asturian . • • • •
Australian ............
Barossa Range
Blaenarvon Iron and Coal
Bolanos Scrip ..........
British iron
Brazilian Imp. (Is. 51. p.)
De. Cocaes and Cuiaba
Do. St. John del Rey..
Cobre Copper
Coplapo •
Meatcan & S. American
Real Del Monte, Ui.reg.
Do. Black Debentures.
Do. Red Debentures .
Santiago do Cuba .....
Tin Croft
United Mexican
JOXrir

iii - 256
3% -8%

32% - 82
174 - 19% xl
39% - 41
-
1.3% - 14
4
3% -4%
- 31,

7% - I
6 - 6
344% -2%
1311.NICS
33 - •
45 -46
103 - 12
25 -25
18% -
27% - 2EN

Australasia
British North America..
Commercial of London..
London Joint Stock ....1
London and Westminster
National Provincial Eng.
National of Ireland ....
Provincial of Ireland....
Do. New .. ........
Union of Australia
Do. New .....
Union of London
Union of Madrid

18% - 20%
42 -44
15% - 15
35 - 33%
3 - 334
12% - 13

Canada ........ ..... .
Gen. Steam Navigation .
Perlin. & Oriental Steam.
Ditto ditto
Royal Mail Steam ......
f We cannot be answeri
will not be influenced by

QUARTER TO THREE.
eons° shut.
nut° Account ... 96i
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'i..;LOUIL.
( From the Official List.)
'dank Stock ............................213
8 ptr Cent. Reduced Annuities.-- •
.... 9714
8 per Cont. Consols Anna. Shut.
New 3% per Cent. Arm..
..... 981 14 %
„,,,g Avnuitie,. Exp. Jcn.st.ll, 1860... 7 7 5-16
India Bonds under
....... 53 p
South Sea Stock ..............................
Ditto Old Annuities 963f
Con— Account .. 96%
India Stock for Account
26i
E 0,016.
1,0001.
43 46 p
Small
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Van:sb Bonds 1825, 3 per Cent....
Ditto, 5 per Cent
zsondo, trAti, ex Jan. C...upoue 34 '?.41,i
44panish Bonds, 5 per Cent.
Ditto ... ................1849 15,41
Ditto Passive Bonds
Qividen4e on the et,oyr petya4ltt in Loudon.
Dutch 21,4 par Cent., 12 Guild
Ditto 4 per Cent. Cert.i6cates ... 91

LLOYD'* :_ei fit PPING.—i THIS DAY.)
LONDN, JUNE 24.—Wind this day at noon W.
Marmite* JUNE 16.-11er Msjesy's steamer Centaur,
arrived b ere from the coast of Africa, called off Grand
Canary, and reports that cholera had made its appear.
ance on the island.
BOSTON, JUNE 11 —The Susan Ludwig, of Calais,
and British schooner En Avant, were in contact at Nvw
York Bt'. June, and both received considerable damage.
ABERDOYEY, JUNE 21.—A smack is supposed to be
lost on the Parches, as part of a mainsail, with several
fragments of wreck, have been coming ashore very re-
cently.
QUEENSTOWN, JUNE 20.—The Orsolina, for West-
port, put hack here to-day, with rudder damaged, alter
being on shore.
DEAL, JUNE 23.—Wind N.W. to S.E. and S.W.—
Arrd. Eleanor, Hughes, Mauritius; Louisa and Emilie,
Kayser, Laguna; John Foran, Barletta; Hoppes, Her.
Lon, Alicata; Ebenezer, Hansen, Christiansand; Forger)
Bech, List, Copenhagen ; Marie, Ebeling, Pernan;
Clio, Evans, from the River for Demerara. Sld. Vic-
toria. Qu. bee.
Soßbiu, Burbrid '
DARTMOUTH, JUNE 23.—Wind N.N.W.—Acrd. Star,
Oyanne, Danorie; Harmony, Lewis, Scillo.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 23 —Wind N.W.--Arrd. Sophia,
; Alfred,
St. ratephen's, New Brunswick; Krone, Alexandria.
Skit I, Odessa; Laura, Demerara;
Wallace, Nova Scoria; Toronto, Ballantine, Montreal.g'i
contact with
G
talen Island.
Off port, Mary, Mitchison, Trinidad
Yorkshire, Montreal. Sld. Olonioeto, Ne alatz:
Laura Snow, Alexandria, U.S.; Eudoisir,ornS
Put back. r- nia, Narva, having been,.in
the Condor schooner. The Cherokee,ililia.---kiArrd.
arrived at this port yesterday,
water per hour. Lig two or three feet
DuVER, JUNE 23.—. Wind t.r,
Puti.ch, slemel.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 23. yr
liant, F,aser, Pernambuco• Ind N.N.E._
Arrd. Brit-
&nu% del Carmine, Odes Republicana, Jacrnel; Ma-
Arica. ,a• Off pvrt, Welter Drescher,
NEWPORT. JUNE 23. sm.
QUEENST WN, JUNE --23 Commerce, Charleston.
ton, Duchburn Barb —Ann Carr, Eavis,ano Ever-
Nino, Piirtrush. off tief'. Sld. Lines, Ner, Yolk;
WATERFORD, J port, rt, Burial! and Cri ieftuiu. Quebec
i5m.......8,(..
..JUNE 22.---Wind S.S.W. to S.W..
' ' Mal", Nantes, RUC)
:Bo
Confidence,
:fibdraledeirocieje::
WICK, El 9 --Acrd. Dolphin,
tive,JUN
M 11' t
Hurtb, Christio is ad, and Ac-
Mnadahl. autuno; Anne, Christine Haub,
burr
.LDS, JUNE 23 wind V(7 X 7
BUsh4.ll, Ah.in, j; ----
', •4,.W.—Arre.. Ann,
~
Rii . Ani,e Margaretha, &pan RI
I A OUTII ROADS, JUNE 23. —Acrd. .
rona, Odessa. rd. Tempo Ve-
FoRTSHOUTH, JUNE 23 —V'in d N
v Majesty's sttarne.r Centaur . W —Arrd. her
it
P'imYra, Cro I o Africa. Off port
York. , Barbados, C ast of ;
YiAktown, Brk.disb, New'
CowLa JUNE 23 W•
Leo-
nard, • ,
.--- ~ tlld W.N.W.—Ar d Silos
froannion, 'lava' ',eh. r . Leo-
POOLE, JUNE 23.—W . d ' New-
foundland. Wind N. W.—Sld. Sarah, New-

'SCEELANEOUS.
32% 44N, 46%
14 26% 28
all 6936 —7l x.d
60 75 —7B ad x.d
tble for the errors of the Official Lists, and
interested correspondents.]

P MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
1
CITY, TWO 'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
matad at from 5,000 to 6,000 bales, of which 400 Ame-
I rican and 300 Surat were taken for export, and 400
American on speculation. The sales comprised 4,500
American; 100 Bahia, at 63-4. to 61cl ; 400 Egyptifto, at
1
6fii. to 9d.; 800 burst, at 3d.
to 3td., and 150 38 Isl.4nd. at I Id. to Is. Oid. per lb. e market was Sea
without alteration in prlces.—RailwaTh quiet
at lower prices.
12 y Shares were call,
%
The amount of business doing Colonial M
in the ar-
kets is represented to be small, but no particular change
has occurred in prices.
,2X % The report of the Dried Fruit trade by M.
Witherby and Hanson, states of Currants—"' essrs
Fhere has
been no decided feature in the market this
month.
There have been fewer public sales than of late, and the
trade have refrained from purchasing fruit, being for the
present tolerably well stocked with low fruit, which
scarcely obtains the rates current a month ago. Good
'wand and Patras fruit have no 4. the same value as in
June, 1850; o d Patras was then sellilig at 364. s.
Although it is obvious that the aggregates resu to 38
lt of the
present crop is disastrous to the grower. they will leave
had convincing proofs of the powerful effect or low
prices
upon the consumption in this country. The arrival of
currants seem to have ceased tor the season. The
clearances fur home consumption do not proceed so fa-
vourably as might have been expected the un-
usually low prices of every description, and from
from the
treat increase of consumers in the metropolis. The
shipments have, on the other hand, been large, and have,
covisiderably reduced the stock of Turkey fruit. That
if Valentina is still very heavy. Flue. Valentias are
r,ffered at 325. The quotation of Chesmrs is not altered,
hut the business (forte has been very limited, notwith-
standing their unprecedenteoly low price. Vulenties
are now 158. per cwt., and Turkey trait 12s. to 14s. per
db. cwt. lower than in June, 1850."
els. The arrivals to-eay are very restricted. and famish
no late intelligence of interest 'from colonial or distant
parts.
The geivices from the Z illverein state that there is a
great doubt whether the treaty of commerce with Bel-
gium wit! be renewrd
tinkles under very onerous con-
ditions, and the neg, tietiene were making very little way.
At Atneterdam on the 21st rose. there was a better
market for Dutch Steck.
k Bee Tneof fol&Llewing Is an epitome of the report of the
k eered:—
" At our last annual ineuVug, I stated that there
were evident signs of returning confidence And improve-
ment in tLe general business of the eenitry, in which
the banking interests of cou se participated, and I
congratulate the sharehelders on the benefits which
have resulted, and which may still to this bank,
from a continuation in such renewedaccrue confidence, both at
home and abroad, in the general stability and improved
credit of the province. The stock of the bank has been
in good demand at a premium of eleven per cent., in-
cluding dividend, being an advance of eight per cent.
l months; and are god
grounds, from our increased reserve fund,there for ezpscti good
grounds, from our increased reserve fund, fir Qxprcting
that its present value will be tally maintained. The
business of the past }ear has been prosperous and free
from losses of any magnitude. The amount of iecome
from all sources, expenzes of management deducted, has
been 82,3201. ss. 9d."
During the past fortnight the Hon. East India Com-
pany has drawn bills in London to the amount of
- 77,7901., of which 71,7141. were on Bengal.
. The English Funds have been very quiet again, but
i firm, and there is an entire absence of speculation, either
fur the rise or fall. Beek Stock has attained a higher
price, viz, 213. Exchequer Bills have remained at 435.
to 465., and India Bends have been 535, premium. The
New Three-andi a-Quarter per Cents, bare been marked
i9Bi to 4, and the Three per Cent. Annuities 97i to
. Csinsols have realised 96i i.
The accounts received from Madrid respecting the
proceedings in the Cortes have afforded much satisfac
tiun, as it is evident the Ministers have a good majority.
The Committee is comprised chiefly of their caneidates,
and should a vote of confidence be passed, the Legisla-
ture could be prorogued, and the Cabinet might, upon
its own responsibility, carry out the plan for settling
the foreign debt. The revenue is represented as bearing
out fully the anticipation formed of it. The Five per Cent.
Stoat, atter being 20i i, bus be en done at 204. The
Pte.sive are 5i to 6. 31.xican Bonds have beau 34i i
and are now ab, ut 3411. Chilian Bonds have been
quoted 1041-. Dutch F. ur per Cents. are 914.
Not the least buoyancy is observable in the market for
English Railway Snares, and Midland, South-Western,
Lancashire and Yorkshire, North- Western and South
Eastern, are lower. French Shares have been a little
firmer.