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

MONEY MARKET.

Domestic exchanges continue quiet, and rates without
alteration. Uncurrent money is not offered so largely
fur redemption as usual at this season. No change in
quotations for specie.

CITY TRADE REPORT, JULY 25.
The languid feeling which has characterised the busi-
ness all the week was still more perceptible to-day, the
sales being only reported at 500 bales.

BreadsinffiL The flour mirket was not quite so active
to-day, yet prices remained steady. The main inquiry
was for domestic consumption. But little was wanted
for shipment.
Coffee—A fair demand.

Freights—Rates to Liverpool were heavy. There
was a fair amount of flour and grain offering, but at low
figures. 6,000 bushels of corn were taken at 4id.; flour
was offered at Is., but ls. ld. to Is. 2d. was demanded;
cotton was at about id., with some late engagements at
4s. per bale. To London some flour was taken at ls. 9d.
A vessel was taken up to load at Calais, Maine, with
lumber for Buenos Ayres, at thirteen dolls. per thousand.
To Glasgow some oil was taken on terms not stated.
There was no change to other ports.
Tallow--Prime was not very plenty, and we heard of
5,0001b5. beinz sold at 7c., cash.
Tobacco—Very little has transpired in domestic since
Friday last. The declining tendency is still visible, and
the stock large. Foreign is the most easily sold, and is
comparatively steady.
Wool—The market is still depressed, and there is a
heavy and increasing stock, with little or no demand.
Only about 100 bales Mediterranean were sold this
week—terms private. Domestic is accumulating. Pulled
is very dull. A sale of 2,723 bales Peruvia❑ wool is
to take place by auction iu Baltimore, on the 30th inst.
It is a cargo of direct importation, and o superior
quality.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
NEW ORLEANS, JULY 21, 1851.—Business is very dull.
We have no change to note in cotton. Dealers are
awaiting the Pacific's news. Exchange on New York is
at par a 4 prem. Prime white and yellow corn sells at
54c. to 58e.

NEW ORLEANS, JULY 23, 1851.—Tho sales of cotton
yesti rday were 1,000 bales at 64c. for good ordinary
North Alabama, and Bc. for middling Orleans. Corn is
firm, yellow at 58c. to 60c. There are more buyers
than sellers of bacon. Canvassed hams are at 9c. to 91c.
Tobacco is steady, but the demand is less active. Whisky
is at 194 c.

JULY .
The sales of Cotton yesterday were 1,600 bales; mid-
dling is in request and firm, but other qualities aro
feeble; good ordinary Alabama sells at 64c. Our stock
is reduced to 32,000 bales, and the receipts are small.
Flour is firm. Bacon is held higher. Freights are firm,
and there are only two ships in port disengaged; masters
are asking 7-16 d. for Liverpool.

JULY 24.
The news of the America bas been received, and put
down cotton fully ic. _

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BALTIMORE, JULY 25, 1851.
The sales of coffee for the week sum up 7,000 bags
Rio, at Bic. to 81c.; and the imports have been 6,500.
1,000 bhus of Porto Rico sugar have been disposed of at
sio to 6c. The sales of flour to-day were 200 brls.
Howard-street, at dolls. 4 18i. Grain is unchanged.
CHARLESTON, JULY 24, 1851.
The sales of cotton to-day were 700 bale=, and of the
week 4,803, at prices ranging from 44c. to Bi 3. The re-
ceipts have been 1,900 bales, and our stock, exclusive of
that on shipboard, is 13,694 bales. The market closed
firm at 3ic. to 84c. for fair to fully fair.

THE ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—Her Majesty and
his Royal Highness Prince Albert honoured the perform-
ances at the Royal Italian Opera last evening by their
presence. Her Majesty and the Prince were attended by the
Countess of Desert, Lord Camoys, the Hon. Flora Macdo-
nald, Colonel the Hon. Alexander Gordon, and Colonel the
Hon. Robert Boyle. Among the personages of distinction
present we observed Baroness Brunnow and Miss D'Arcy
Irvine, the Marquis of Douro, the Marquis of Donegall, the
Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster and the Ladies
Grosvenor, the Earl and Countess of Bessborough, the Earl
and Countess of Glengall, Viscount Dungarvan, Viscount
and Viscountess Ebrington, Viscount Exmouth, Viscountess
Dungarvan and the Hon. Miss Boyle, Lord Ward and party,
Lord Broughton and the lion. Miss Hobhouse, Lord and
Lady Foley and the lion. Adelaide Foley, the Dowager Lady
Wharncliffe, Lord George Manners, 111 P., Lord Alexander
Gordon Lennox, M:P., Lord Arthur Hay, Lord Clarence
Paget, the Hon. James Stuart Wortley, M.P., and the Hon.
Mrs. Wortley, the Hon. T. Dillon, the lion. Mrs. J. Talbot,
the Hon. Mr. Stuart Wortley, the lion. Francis Stuart
Wortley, Sir Wm Clay, M.P., and Lady Clay, Sir George
Wombivell, Sir George and Lady Arroytage, Sir W. Fraser,
Baroness Von Stentz, and M. and Mine. Rolli and party,
Colonel B. Knox, Captain Henderson, Captain Shersor, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Townley, Mr. R. Peel, Mr. De Vaquiere, Miss
Burdett Coutts and party, Mr. J. G. Talbot, Mr. Martineau,
Mr. Arden and party, &c.

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PRINTERS' PENSION SOCIETY.—A meeting of the
committee of management, and other interested in the sup-
port of the above society, established for the permanent
relief of aged and infirm p inters, pres3men, compositors,
and their widows, was held on Wednesday evening, at the
London Tavern, for general business. The report (the 24th
of the society's existence) stated that the result of this long
experience appears to be the settling down of the society
into a regular and steady course of proceeding highly advan-
tageous. The sum paid to pensioners last year amounted to
565 i. 125., and the number who have participated in its
benefits, including the last election, amount collectively to
224 individuals, independent of the " Whittingham pension"
of 71. 12s. per annum, foutpied with a legacy in 1841 of 2001.,
bequeathed by the late Charles Whittingham, Esq. The
funded property at the date of last audit was 5,664/. Bs. 5d.,
producing a yearly income of 210/. per annum. From the
great amount of good already effected, the committee hope
that by using every effort still further and continually to in-
troduce improvements and energy into its management, such
increased confidence will be from time to time created as to
induce the members to enlarge the amount of their subscrip-
tions, and, to endeavour to add to the number and Itrepgth
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