The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-16 00:00:00

.4441)
C 0 MIYIRROIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, Two o'CLocre.
The Liverpool Cotton Market on Saturday closed
with some excitement, and prices of all kinds were
Eig,ainA the buyer. The sales amounted to 15,000
bales, 2,000 for export, and 5,000 on speculation,
comprising 100 Pernam and Maranham, 6,1 d. to
71d. ; 50 Bahia, 6;d. ; 200 Egyptian, 6d. to 101 d.;
1,000 Surat, 4id. to 4id. ; and 50 Sea islands, ls.
id. par lb. The Railway Share marked ruled dull.
A.dvices from Breslau to the 9th inst. state that
there has been a reaction in the prices of wool,
and holders of stocks have been obliged to reduce
their demands from 3 to to 4 rixthalers par centuer,
While the buyers are not inclined to make large
Purchases, in the expectation of a further decline.
Most of the wool is in the hands of speculators,
and there is every reason to suppose that they
will lose considerably by the change in the state of
the market. Very few producers have cools in
!lore, and all those who reserve their produce have
It upon their farms. This reaction has been influ-
; ?need by the sales in England, and the general
itiferiority of the produce.
Accounts from New York, brought by the
steamer Canada, aro only a day or two later than
those received on Saturday by the Fulton. The
dismissal of Mr. Crampton, and the Consuls
Cincinnatti, New York, and Philadelphia, had
40 unfavourable effect upon the money market,
which, on the contrary, was buoyant and active at
the latest date. Money was rather easier, and the
bankers were doing alarger discount business in con-
. sequence. Notwithstanding the immense ship-
kents of specie the arrivals from California
c'eunterbalance there, and the stock of specie in the
CitY Banks exceeded 14,000,006 dollars. The ex-
Ports of specie in the week ending May 31 were
1)268,149 dollars, making a total for the year to
that date 11,957,332 dollars. The cotton marketmac
firm, but the market for breadstuffs, owing to
the large arrivals from the interior, was heavy.
The corn market has been active this morning,
slid a rise of 33. per quarter on last Monday's prices
ttas established.
The conciliatory tone pervading the American
despatches just published upon the subject of Mr.
n i'l.rarapton's conduct and dismissal, has removed
e impression which was rapidly gaining ground
ig
tt the City, that our amicable relations with
vile 'United States would be rescinded ; but
v
tucre is yet a feeling of anxiety with regard
r° the probable course that will be taken
Pb our
l'eerinnent. The Funds have, however, improved
t° per cont. compared with the latest value of
tiirday, and the market exhibits a buoyant
ah'ugh quiet aspect. Speculators are cautious,
t 1) as the public are not operating, owing to
the transfer books being closed, the transactions
are rather limited in extent. Coasols have been
945 4- and 941 all the morning. The Scrip is 2/
premium. The New 3 per Cents. are 945 and
title Reduced 941 Exchequer Bills have been
dealt in at Cs. to 10s. premium, and India Bonds at
1,
Premium.
In the Foreign Market the dealings have been
but the quotations have advanced.
tli'l.kish 6 per Cents. are 99i 1, and for account
l'eY are mrked 100. The 4 per Cents. have been
Spanish Threes are 47 ; do. Deferred,
; and the Certificates, 6i. Russian 41 per
1,448. are quoted 981, Sardinian 911, Peruvian
IPer Cents. 78/, and the Threes 55.
jihe Ecuatorian Commission of Agency have re-
keN a further remittance of 1,4191. 163. ld. on
°lllit of Ecuador Dividends.
,he following are the nominal prices of Foreign
t.t
:—Grenada Deferred Bonds, 6174 ; Mexican,
; Peruvian, 77 9 ; ditto 3 per Cents., 54 6;
:ttuguese 4 per Cents., 50 2 ; Russian 5 per
107 9 ; ditto 41 per Cents., 97 9 ; Spanish
Per Cents., 46/ 7±; ditto Deferred, 25i ; ditto
'ertificates, 61 7 ; ditto Passive, 7 f.
kaThe settlement of the account has rendered the
thtket for Railway Shares exceedingly quiet, but
It: quotations tend upwards, and in several in-
Oceq, including Great Northern, Lancashire,
-Yorkshire, South Western and Midland, the
Ptovement is 10s. to 1/. The Foreign are also
ever. Great Western of Canada have risen 10s.,
qlq the Grand Trunk are at an enhancement. The
441'es of the Euphrates Valley Railway Company
I.trve been allotted to-day, and notwithstanding s?-
kial sales have been effected, they maintained their
of to premium.
t4,l2lling, Banking, and Miscellaneous Shares, are
I`lY steady,
krz_

-ASH FUNDS THIS DAY.—CLOSING PRICES.
• (From the °Fetal List.)
s' fluor's.. done.
k, t Cent. Redtced Annuities 24)1 i 3
t I
%.),,,,,n Per Cent. Annuities
i): Annuities, expire sth Jan. IS6O —
tkii'tt° 30 Years, expire sth April, 1885 l7 7-16
4 'kinds 1:1000 .
;111,2. , under £lOOO
V, 'l4 for Account
40
1 Scrip 2l p
"tiner Bills, Zed.
1()(x)
400 —
%)ali
trazjllCES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY.
'
lok."u Bonds, 5 per Cent.
'it,lrn 3 per Cent 223
h tan Bonds 4 ) per Cent.
pto Account
Oto 3 per Cent
it c) Account
, bil,ati Bonds, 1522, E St., 5 per Cent —
't,i!'t° ii per Cent.
Oian Bon-Is, 5 per Cent.
Op, ttt° Account
p ,1 i!,2 I
b., s) Bcmils, 3 per Cent
til'tteAccount
Li,to, New Deferred, 3 per Cent.
~Iplb''4l Account
+111;41, Committee Cert. of Coup. not fun 63
l).," , Bonds, 6 par cent 9li 3 i
jj:bp Account lOO i
."0 Guaranteed, 4 per Cent.
(Itvidende on the above Aayable .• Ii actor
THREE O'CLOCK.

°otißols
uittu Account (July 10)

94i i x cl

ILO YD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

ktg°4l)oN, Juno IG.—Wind this day at noon, W. ; light
K4.11t breeze and fine clear sultry weather.
\ll"4,,,tisfouni, June 15.—Wind S.S.W. to W.—Arrived
Nark S. Industry, from Constantinople ; Queen of the
ts. tpt.), Balaklava ; Trent (s. tpt.), Balaklava.
Jackson (s. t t ) fur ICB p ,Woolwich. Off the
kttt -Lord Warrison, from China ; North America, Cal-
!,t'LY
Ronim, June 15.—Wind W.N.W. —Arrived—Cerro
qk,tito. from Matanzas, for Falmouth, leaky, and with loss
&c., and part of cargo thrown overboard ;
'tlp'lllo. Swansea, for Constantinople, leaky. Sailed—
,llYrnede, for Swan River.
llt:,•1(oUTH, June 15.—Wind W., moderate. —Arrived
It 'ell from Rio Grande; Challenger, Havana ; Sipe-
ttils-Rio' Bache ; Norden, New Orleans. Off the port-
-11 Goddard, from Maulmain, and sailed for Schiedam.

(PER ELECTRIC TIMPORAPH,)
SOUTHAMPTON, M .nday Morning.
I'l
144kttcLved—Ffermann, steamer, from Bremen ; Florida,
4, Firefly,
and Fanny, Newport; Havre, steamer, Len-
;retly, Swansea.
Aelt4,7l—.A:lai,, Jessie nl Gertude for Newport
Nim derodle Cardiff ; a
William, Plymouth ; Kate,
lirtalbot • Little Harry, Scilly.
bad

LESPOOL, Monday Morning.
!ti IV
led learn, from Demerara ; Immanuel,
Othello, Havannet ; Preciosa, Santander ; Cleopa-
Ork)arn transport, Queenstown ; Ferozepore, Bonny ;
'llllol')te.l7alparaiso ; Perthshire, New Orleans; Marcella,
Jules Marie, Requija.da.
"4—Lord Raglan, for Bombay; Metropolitan, Genoa.
LIEENSTOWN, June 14.
1,41,?ci

_-,Denmaik 2
, from Rio de la Hach° • Herlin,
ersavcrance, St. John's; Rachel Lotinger,

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAM)
fi,,Godn.AvfiEuSe.END, Monday.
Oth'" IV.' tide, four hours'
17% 6`ted June 15—Ann from Barbados; Marie, Ghent;
,`4t,'4,44i4, Penang • Parrock Hell, St. Kitt's ; Sc. Cuidas,
1-„tico ; Ernsteine, Bayonne; En' ice, Faoiree; Far-
Ai?. "Porto.
S%e'ed, June 16.—Fleclia, from Ghent.
d, June 15.—Prince Arthur and Prince of Wales,
Ildon's Bay.
tiAll,4l,' S.S.W. ; light.
'htl-gored.—Bryn y More, from London, for Cape Coast
ter Acastus, from London, far Launceston, in working
s' fe4gh the Gll Stream on Saturday, struck the Comi-
yt),`"l,lH, and wuas assisted clear, with lops of anchor and
`4ot g°,lla of chain ; anchored in Margate roads, and has
Proceeded for the river.
Ito,

DEAL, Monday, 9.45 a.m.

d. - T
Helms YACHT CLITH.—The annual match of
4N(.4llstinguished club, the nautical "Derby" of the
,y the, came Gff on Saturday last. The prize was won
~bi(
Wildfire. The following is the exact time at
lll.,all,the different vessels arrived at the winning-point :
Rookh, 7h. 40m. ; Wildfire, 7b. 45m. ; Vestal,
rn 4
' -51. ; Sappho, 7h. 59m. ; Aquiline, Bh. sm.
thel's proceedings terminated with the presentation
tlitie,a°°intnodore of a silver epergne, valued at 100
to Mr. Turner, the owner of the Wildfire.