The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-06 00:00:00

‘-.105 2,58841

Of other sorts
Saddlery and Harness
Linen Manufactures:—
Entered by the yard (exclusive of
Lace of Thread) ...• ••.
Linen Yarn ...
Machinery and Mill Work, viz.:—
Of all sorts but Steam Engines ... 39,758
Metals, viz.:—
Iron Bar, Bolt, and Rod ••• 175.'
Wrought of all sorts 10'
Steel Unwrought
Copper in Bricks and Pigs •••
Sheet, Nails, &c. (including
Mixed or Yellow Metal for
Sheathing
Brass of all sorts ... •••
Lead ••• •• ••• .••
Tin Plates ... •..• ••
Oil, Linseed, Hempseed and Rapeseed
Silk Manufactures • of Silk only :
Stuffs, Handkerchiefs, and Ribbons

... 294,661
... 62,579

18 1734
11U
12% 34

78 %

(56.%
57 56% 57

... 175,512
. 108,267
26,591
53,607

44 %

Of all other descriptions ...
Of Silk mixed with ether Materials:—
Stuffs, Handkerchiefs, and Ribbons
Silk, Thrown ...
Silk Twist and Yarn ...
Soap ... ...
Stationary ••• •••
Sugar, Refined
Wool, Sheep or Lambs'
Woollen Manufactures:—

Entered by the Piece
Entered by the Yard
Of all other descriptions
Woollen Yarn ...

6% %

[137 139
138% 137%

1243( 123% 34
20%
1634

78,125
14,146
16,339
47,160
20,937

7834 78 7914
[7B

40,242
12,165

15,040
9,117
13,118
11,136
26,716
23,048
42,085

... 345,672
... 185,113
13,883
86,911

13'
dis.
48 47)4 4

15% %

9X %
e
9% M

Total declared value of the Articles
enumerated £4,691,161 5,362,319
The eleven months' exports to Dec. 5 were in 1848
44,407,9121.; 1849, 54,089,8901.; 1850, 60,400,5251.
The month's imports of some of the principal snicks
contra4t as follows:-
Animals, Living ; viz. :-
Oxen and Bulls ...
Cows ...
Calves
Sheep ...
Lambs ... •••
Swine and Hogs
Silk; viz.:-
Raw •.. ... Lbs. 242,609
Waste, Knubs and Husks Cwts. 601
Thrown ... Lbs. 35,622
Spirits ; viz. :-
Rum ...
Brandy 1,41
Geneva.. ...
Potatoes ...
Provisions, viz. :-
Bacon ... ... 5,093
Beef, salted, not corned ...
Fresh, or slightly salted ... 4,926
Pork, salted 5,191 7,490
Fresh ... • ••• -• 14 73
Butter 18,935 25,114
Cheese... ... 45,970 38,330
Eggs ... ... Number 5,475,673 5,673,886
Hams ... Cwt. 280 1,087
Lard ... 15,495 3,488
The tonnage ships entered inwards was as follows:-
Month ended Dec. 5.
Countries to which the Vessels be- 1849. 1850.
longed. Tonnage. Tonnage.
United Kingdem and its Dependencies 454,443 383,762
Russia ... ... 9,660 9,825
Sweden ... 5,261 6,706
Norway .. ... 9,057 14,900
Denmark 17,997 10,891
Prussia ... •• ••• ••• ••• 12,048 11,840
Other German States ••• ... 15,952 17,024
Holland ..• ... 8,069 7,581
Belgium ... . . ... 3,764 3,105
France ... 13,185 15,057
Spain ..• ••• ••• 938 2,147
Portugal ... ••• ••• '" 759 1,614
Italian States ... •.• 9,317 9,079
Other European States 3,870 4.743
United States of America ... 23,521 33,512
Other States in America, Africa, or Asia -

Number

1849. 1850.
2,740 3,211
2,151 , 2 306

842 L6Bl
18,312 17,718
142 14
565 1,502

493,206

567
45,465

Proof gallons 25F,452 230,107
... 545,949 312,749
.. 25,526 11,887
Cwts. 221,309 53,347

8,179
2,471

Total ...
The clearances outwards were—

597,071., 531,766

1849.

1850,

Tonnage, Tonnage.
United Kingdom and its Dependencies. 277,855 265,872
Russia ••• ... ... ... ... 6,786 7,328
Sweden ... ... ... •.• ... 3,179 6,193
Norway ... ...
... ... ... 7,193 7,706
Denmark • • 5 —q7B 10,088
••• ••• •••
Prussia ... ... ... 13,228 15,282
Other German States ::: ::: ... 17,243 21,579
Holland ... ... ..• ..• .. 6,523 8,257
Belgium ... ... ... ... ... 4,719 2,641
France ... ••. ... ... ... 6,194 14,833
Spain ••• ••• ... ..• ... 1,603 1,646
Portugal ... ... ... ... ... 554 635
Italian States ••• ••• .. ... 6,769 11,713
Other European States ... .
... 1,855 2,631
United States of America ...
... 28,717 53,743
1 Other States in America, Africa, or
156 603
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Profit

f. 836.36

Total ... ... 390,552 430,750
Although the month shows a decrease upon the
United Kingdom, the eleven months exhibit an increase
outwards, viz., 3,705,585 against 3,542,742 tons.
Accounts from Belgium state that the National 'Bank
has commenced operations, and bad begun with an issue
of notes of 1,000 francs each. Three treaties of com-
merce expire this year, viz., with Holland, France, and
the Zollverein, and negotiations will have to be actively
resumed for their renewal. These may exercise here-
after a marked influence on European commerce.
At Amsterdam, on the 4tb instant, there was not
much done in Dutch Stock. The Two-and a-Half per
Cents, were 57 3-16. The transactions in Foreign
Bonds were not important. Spanish Bonds were rather
firmer, and Mexican steady.
The satisfactory returns of the revenue .have
served to maintain the Stock Market against the
unfavourable impression excited by the resignation
of the French Ministry, and although prices have de-
clined, they have not gone back so much as might have
been anticipated. Consols have realised 961 the Now
Three-and-a Quarter per Cents. 98:1 anet the Three
per Cents. 96-i- Exchequer-bills have been quoted
60s. to 625., and India Bonds 78s. premium, being an
advance in each case.
In the Foreign market the transactions have been
moderate, and not at rates materially different from
those previously current. Portuguese Four per Cents.
have been quoted 35, and Brazilian Old Five per
Cents. 89. Danish Five per Cents. have beet
102. Mexican Bonds have been at 35f t 0
being rather flatter. Russian Five per Cent. Bonds nave
been quoted 1101 4. Venezuela Deferred are 14
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been 57i to
58f ex•div. Nominally Spanish Three per Cere 'is. are
38 to 1, and Peruvian Four•and•a-Half per Cents 79i
to 80k.
Shares are rather lower.
The following has been forwarded by the secret :try of
the Paris and Strasburg Company:—
The receipts of the first five months
of last year amounted to
The expenses were

being 2 4.loths per cent. per annum on the then paid
up copital of 81,250,000 f.
The expenses being at the rate of 55 per cent. of the
receipts.
The receipts of the main line, for the first nine rocinthA
of 1850, were ... ... 1.3,963 ,396 Si
The expenses ... ... ... 2,006 ,599 77

Profit ... ... ... 1'1,956 ,837 04
being 3
pPr cent. on the capital paid up to the 1: 4 Octo-
ber (87,500,0001.), and 7 4 10ths per cent. on the ,carital
actually expended on the 205 kilomutres under Iri tffitl—
viz., 34,850,000!'.
The expenses being reduced to 50 6-10ths per et nt. e,
the receipts.