The Sun.
London, England, 1869-11-02 00:00:00

Anglo-American Telegraph Shares are 204 to
201 ; French Cable, 161 to 164 ; Atlantic Eight
Per Cents. 2i to 21 ; and Construction and Main-
tenance 32/ to 324.
In Bank Shares prices are drooping, and Agra
(A) Shares have fallen to 101 to 11 ; and Anglo-
Austrian have dropped to 8 to 10 ex new prem. ;
Chartered Mercantile, 321 to 33k; Consolidated,
4/ to 41 ; Imperial Bank, 16 to 17 ; Imperial
Ottoman, 2i to 28 prem. ; London and County, 48
to 49 ; London and Westminster, 571 to 581 ; Ori-
ental, 411 to 421 cx div. ; London Joint-Stock, 31
to ,32 • andof London, 361 to 371.
Union

In Miscellaneous Securities, General Credit are
In to 11-, dis. ; International Finance 2i to 1k dis. ;
nod National Discount 10 to 11.
The bullion movements at the Banks comprised
a Withdrawal of £62,000, £50,000 of which was in
sovereigns for South America, while the remainder
Was in bar gold for the Continent.
The Deutschland, from New York, has arrived
With £12,000 ; the Masailia, from Alexandria, with
£3,387, and the Etna, from Halifax, has £1,721.
The number of messages which passed over the
French Atlantic Telegraph, during the week ending
20. was 1,042 the cable charge thereon being
£2,592.

The return of the Brighton and South Coast
traffic for the week shows a decrease of £321. The
South-Eastern Railway return exhibits an increase
of £B7O for the week.
The traffic of the Great Western Railway of
Canada shows an increase of £2,200, and that of
the Detroit and Milwaukie an increase of £lO5.
The advices from Holland are satisfactory.
"'liver will be sent there, and is already being pur-
chased in the open market for that purpose.
4t a meeting of the shareholders in the Consoli-
dated Land Company of France resolutions were
Unanimously agreed to for a voluntary winding-up
of the company under the supervision of the Court
°f Chancery. Mr. S. Lowell Price was appointed
liquidator. The chairman, in a speech of some
.length, explained the position of the company, and
ita relation to the Imperial Land Company of Mar-
seilles and the Credit Foncier of England. He eon-
culled in the prayer of the petition for the removal
°l the present liquidators of the Imperial Land
`°
rnPany of Marseilles, and characterised the pro-
eedings of those gentlemen in making a call of £1
Per share as a breach of a solemn engagement and
'entract to which they were parties.
~At a meeting of the creditors of the Imperial
°Ted Company of Marseilles, under the presidency
Mr. P. Mowatt, resolutions calling for the re-
7eval of the present liquidators of that company,
ted the appointment in their stead of Mr. Turquand
alud Mr. Arthur Cooper, were, after a slight dis-
c4Bien, agreed to.
dAt a meeting yesterday of the Anglo-American
i Aden ph Company the directors resolved that a
tlilvidd of 10s. per share, free of income tax, for
quarter ending the 31st October, be declared,
tnable on the 15th inst.
According to Berger Spence and Co.'s weekly
report there has been a fair amount of business
erau3aeted in/chemicals, and, still excepting the
al. i trade, a more generally cheerful feeling is
tbmth,ited amongst the producers, and prices are
(i'ng upwards. In the mineral market some
Ir ere anCement has been occasioned by the late stormy
mattler, though not to any material extent affecting
114,3 enc Metals continue very inactive, and there
abl been but little doing. As anticipated, an amic-
wo:karrangement has been concluded with the iron-
tuae era in South Staffordshire, and this source of
the_ertainty being removed, it is hoped that no
447 Will be experienced to the late increasing busi-

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