The Sun.
London, England, 1856-02-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, two o'CLocir.
Tye Liverpool Cotton Matkot on Saturday
cloned,
quite as firmly as oix Friday, but there was
11° change in prices. The sales were estimated at
81000 bales, of which 1,000 were taken for export
'1%11,000 on speculation ; including 500 Egyptian
61't 6d. to gd. ; 200 Surat at 3id. to 41d. ; and 50
Sea Islands at Did to Is, The Railway Share Mar-
ket did not exhibit any change of importance.
The 'advices from New York report the money
market as having been rather easier, although the
the
charged for discounts were still high. During
week ending January 24 the value of foreign
dry Reeds entered for consumption was 2,472,484
dollars.

titcoounts from Constantinople announce that the
s
?Jan has at last conceded to foreign subjects the
414 of possessing land in perpetuity, and with
th Powers to work out the mineral resources of
° country, on condition that they submit to the
local laws regulating the same. This concession
lil
?rove most beneficial to Turkey in extending
a;
cultural operations throughout the country,
oil the means of introducing all the recent im-
to°llments in drainage, &c. It will also open up
foreign enterprise the magnificent forest lands
o=orc export of timber, and lead to the working
anY coal mines hitherto unworked for want of
ttal and experience.
-°7 a decree of the 7th instant the French Minis.
of Finance is authorised to open an extraor-
,74r3' credit of 522,019 f. for the payment of inte.
'6'4% due on the Ist March, on that portion of the
:14 loan guaranteed by Erance, and negotiated
-4 1833 ''The Bank of France have issued their
Yeela
balance:sheet, closed on the 31st of January,
.."tich exhibits a considerable increase in the trans-
"i°4B of that establishment. The metallic re-
ire at that date was 290 million francs against
• ° Millions in July ; and the amount of notes in
the
670 millions. Altogether, the affairs of
e 'link are considered more satisfactory than was
'lPeeted,
lAtt There is a very firm matkot for English Stocks,
with an absence of activity. The various new
jc,,
44;stook companies now before the public are
r6ing a good deal of attention, especially those
44411041 d for banking purposes, as the profits
:4)44 made by similar companies have re-
fiJ
';been so unprecedented. The speculators
Funds also are desirous of awaiting the com-
kr:cement of the Paris Conferences, while at the
kV than the regular mail from New York is
4411°484 looked for, although there is now very
° apprehension of a disturbance between this
%I
llotitrY and the -United States. Consols for money
kt ueen rather more freely dealt in. They opened
for bout 914 4, but have since risen to 914 ; and
lize_ count the prices have been 911 The
ktf; Threes are 924 4, and the Reduced 914 4 4.
Stocklndia
uccluer Bills tend upwards, owing to the easier
Zllo'4loll of the discount, market, and to the fact
a Portion of them becomes due next month.
Foreign Securities are generally without any
igte raetico in value, but the, dealings are circurn-
u toed q. Turkish 6 per Cents. are 93, and the
ge2ith.acteed 1004 I. Russian 44 per Cents. are
Portuguese 4 per Cents. 474. Gre-
Uef
At 64. erred 61. Dutch 2i per Cents. rule dull
!Zile Railway Share Market is dull, but fully
tio?°l.,t3 Saturday's quotations. A few transac-
t6;43 have been recorded in the ]foreign under-
-4;18 at previous rates.
Banking, Mining, and the Miscellaneous Shares
quiet.
le Lli''re have been dealings for the " coming out"
b".tiance Bank Shares at 1 to 2 premium, and
'count Bank at 2 and 3 premium.

1111411___
'''''-:It--1R FUNDS THIS DAY AT (ONE O'CLOCK.
Q l(Frons the Official List.)
Per Buenos, done.
ID, ant. Redweed Annuities 94 A i
Ite k;e -,nt Consols Annuities 9ll a i i
14: Der Cent. Annuities ...... ..... , ....
tt,,, Rock 226
"lit ; Account
. o
It
le'hoor Bilir, 24d.
'4OO ......... .....-......... 6 7 3
. 7353 7 d.
filun
Dittoßonds, lB5B 3i per Cent........... 98 7t
ihjeu!itto, 19 ' ......... . ..... 93
....................
‘a
"`" OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
IM% New Active, 1i per Cent. ....... . . -__
l'Zitto Deferred 6i
is".lllluese Bonds, 5 per Cont., Con. 1841
Ittunleltle 4 per Cent 47i
bi,.! ' Bonds, 5 per Cent., 1822, £ St —
110,„‘2°•4i per Cent
ictt Bolide, 3 per Cent —
l'i4; Account
t:.O 11
Account
6 per cent
bt!i
, 93
DP
. .
° Guaranteed, 4 per Cent
" Account lOOl
~_ blvidenda on the above payable to London.
" BXehange, 2i per Cent., 12 Guil... 64
QUARTER PAST TWO.
°"Rula
Ditto Account 9l i if
•

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.) ;

taD(llc. Feb. 11.—Wind this day at noon, S.W.
KT;with rain.
Ve.,l3'lStiourti, Feb. 10.—Wind S.W.—Arrived —I-I.M.S.
tibrker:sri-%,from Constantinople ; Thetis, !Amami, for Ma-
• 454 -ienpatra (e. tpt.), Malta and Gibraltar ; H.M.S.
I.,'"tanthuis Woolwich.
troteT_MOUTH Feb. 10.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Ann,
di ft i--1140n, for Genoa, bore up leaky ; Catharine, Car-
,or Genoa.%trritsTBEA, h. 10.—Wind S.W.—Sailed—Gentoo, for
,Cov,;"'"no.
l'era "Rs, Feb. 10.—Wind S.W.--Arrived—Endora and
from Callao ; George Andreas, Laguna, for Ham.
?Qv,
'trii,‘"Elr- —Arrived—S. P. Pendleton, from New York,
Ic:re, with rudder damago4.
'lttrgn 'IIPooL, Feb. 10.—Four flats have arrived with
a,ithex Ocean Rover, reported to have back broken, and
it h ',Cargo OM Clan Gregor; the latter has 15 feet water
tatlder mold at high water, end lies embedded 6i feet in the
Sp with -wooden ends started.
fetal IIntRLAND, Feb. 10.—The George Glen, of this port,
44vered on coast on the 7th Feb. ; crow
lifaien4., The St. Martin of Caen, sunk this morning, after
tr,,R In contact with the William Henry, of this port ;
" lkied
•
fro,MttoßouGH, Feb. 10.—The Onderneming, of and
Amsterdam, for ewcastle, foundered yesterday off
\,.oatit of Yorkshire Nola landed here.
tYMOUTH, Feb. 10.—Arrived 11.11.'s revenue cutter
th ihilton, with considerable damage, from contact with
4earoni, from Trinidad to London, on the 9th inst.
(10„4ISisnH,—Arrived—Mary Jane, from Lon-
for artlepool, assisted in with masts cut away,
P,,7,4 been on her eam ends on the 9th inst. ; Duke ot
14-1 arid, from Shi belds, for London, leaky, and with da-
*°gte to hull and bowsprit, from contact on the 4th inst.
,
tlin schooner Sylph, of Goole. The master's wife,
thte, and
bo of the latter saved on bard th
5 BYII,II hasy arrived at Sunderland, with dameageformer ;.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Moining.
la,,A` rgrr6—i/ a Sylph, ste,mer, from Dublin ; Le Coq, Cher-
- A.
attS.ikil°,l--Clyde and Mary Ann, for Newport ; Argyll,
Carentan • Unanimity and 'llford, Sunderland ;
steam transport, Malta.
LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.
Wind s..
Arri
OrlemivB7—Eastern Queen, from Charleston; Asia, New
ailed—Great Britain, for Balaklava ; Harvest Queen,
ti 17 York ; Ebro, Co'runna ; Celden Cross, Trieste ;
eliPer, Havanna, ; Shakspeare, New Orleans.
"Wind variable. QTJEENSTOWN, Feb. J.
ca.,,irrived—Excelsior, Resolution, and Hydaspes, from
lao ; Ann 'Wilson, Mauritius ; Norma, Honduras ;
'```'''). Theresa, Hayti ; Shields, Mauritius.