The Sun.
London, England, 1860-01-26 00:00:00

1110X_EY MAI?, C.:1:1 A Yli CITY NB I 1 S.

CITY, Two o'CLocx.

The efflux of gold from the Bank of England
continues active, about £96,000 having been ap -
propriated yesterday ; and during the period em-
braced in the weekly return, completed yesterday
for publication in the Gazette to-morrow, the total
quantity withdrawn has represented about
£350,000. Some anxiety, therefore, has been
created in monetary circles by the probability of a
further advance in the minimum—viz , to 31 per
cent. Greater caution has been evinced by bankers
and brokers, who are now disposed to demand
higher terms for the negotiation of long-dated
bills, although there is a good supply of capital,
and the inquiry is still comparatively moderate.

The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Euxine,
Which leaves to-morrow, -will take £14,570 in gold
to Alexandria, and £144,650 in gold, and £296,680
in silver to Bombay, making a total of £455,900,
the whole of which is on private account.
At the foithooming meeting of the Electric and
International Telegraph Company, a dividend for
the half-year will be proposed at the rate of 7 per
cent. per annum.

In the Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday a
rather large amount of business was transacted, and
prices were firm. The sales were 12,000 bales.
The Railway Share market closed with more ani-
mation, and quotations tend upwards.
There is a steady demand for money at previous
rates, the Bank directors not having found it neces-
sary at their meeting to-day to make any further
alteration in the terms of discount.
The English Stock Market, although quiet, con-
tinues steady with an upward tendency. The deci-
sion of the Bank Court not to make a further ad-
Vance has had a favourable effect, and Consols have
been firmer in consequence, the quotations being
94f 1 for money, and 941 y for the account; The
New Threes are firmer at 944 951; the Reduced
are steady at 991 95 ; India New Loan Stock re-
Maims at 1031 104 ; ditto 5 per Cent. Enfaeed Paper
is heavy; ditto 51 per Cent. ditto has improved to
1051 '; and the Debentures aro 981 1.
In the Foreign Market business continues mode-
rately active and prices are firmer. Turkish 6 per
Cents, are 79 79f, ; ditto New, 68 to 68! ; Russian
9 per Cents. are 98i; Dutch 24- per Cents. have
Improved to 66 ; ditto 4 per Cents. to 1021 ; and
Brazilian 5 per Cents. to 103; Mexican is flat at 22.
The Ocean Marine Insurance Company's shares
1L.," 2f prem. ; the Universal ditto, Ito 11
" Bank of Turkey, dis. to prem. ; and the
Canada Loan, 3 I prom.
The last week's railway receipts, ascertained up
to this day, are, in round figures, as under

1860. 1859.
Great Western . £28,283 £25,851
North-Western
South-Western
Brighton
Midland
South. Eastern
Great Northern
Lancashire and Yorkshire
kristol and Exeter 5,.514 5,093
kaucheater, Midfield, and Lincoln
North-Eastern
West Hartlepool
Xdiaburgh and Glasgow 5,633 5,452
Glasgow and South-Western
Grand Trunk of Canada
Great Western of Canada
These returns continue to show a steady im-
Proyement in most of the principal lines. The
increase on the Great Western amounts to £2,432 ;
on the North Western to £5,283 ; on the South
Western to £1,421; on the Brighton to £1,374 ;
On the Midland to £3,974 ; on the South Eastern
'to £1,522 ; on the Great Northern to £1,165 ; on
the Lancashire and Yorkshire to £3,015 ; on the
north Eastern to £1,640 ; on the Grand Trunk of
Canada to £4,166 ; but the Great Western of
Canada shows.a decrease of £664.

The transactions in the Railway Share Market
have been rather limited, but prices have slightly
improved in several instances. Eastern Counties,
Great Northerns, North British, and North-Eas-
tern (York), improve 15s. ; Great Western, 10s. ;
Ziati Bristol and Exeter, 15s. London and Brigh-
-411 declined ss.
,I!3 the Foreign market there has been very little
4ty. Great Luxembourgs are dealt in at 61 7,
sad San Paulos are quoted to I discount.
1t.411e Colonial lines are at about previous rates,
:11 the exception of Grand Trunk of Canada,
i:leh have declined to 30. East Indian realise
1;4 1011; and Great Indian Peninsula, 981 99.
Illkiaubs are at 41 41.
Joint-Stock Bank and Miscellaneous shares have
t
1414ined at about former prices. London and
Westminster improved 10s. ; and Peninsular and
"riental Steam, 10s.

1441111141 FINDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Per Cent. Reduced Annuities 94 I 5
liter Cent. Consols Annuities
~,,3*: 33er Cent. Annuities
-.414 Stock
Ditto
e 6 per Cent.
Itt• Debentures, 1858
Ditto, 1859
Ditto Enfacod Paper, 6 per cent 9B/ 9
;Ditto 6} per Cent.
' to
for Account
v 1
XchNuer Bills, £l,OOO, lid 26 23
-4011111 OF FOREIGN FONDOI AT ONII O'CLOCK.
t'ta,znian 5 per Cent.
Ditto Account
t Ditto 4} per Cent. 1858
hilianbitto, 6 per Cent. —
h 41 per cent B7l
4"tch Each- tinge 12 Guil. 21 per Cent 66
itur_beuitadtoaD/stefeewrreAitive, 3/ per Cent.
41
"Ileala 3 per Cent.
I. Ditto Account .. 92
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ttL it uton4,6Bllephe
rl2B,
Cs£o3:St3t.. t per
S per Cent.
0e n t 43k
CBl
loch 6 per Cent —
O NA:cora tan
Ditto Account
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Dividend* on the above payable in London.
Ditto
zcliange, 12 Guil 21 per Cent 66
to Certificates, 4 per. Cent.

TWO O'CLOCK.
Co
/annsols, Money ttf I
Ditto' Account (Fob.)
His Highness the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh has
left Claridge's
Majesty. hotel for Windsor Castle, on a visit to her
The Duke of Rutland returned to Belvoir Castle
Yesterday, from London. Lady Keane and Lady Pigot will
arrive at the Castle to-day, on a visit to the noble duke.
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, aceom-
Pulled by the Marquis of Blandford and family, arrived in
St. James's-square on Tuesday afternoon, from Blenheim
Palace.
The Earl and Countess of Durham have arrived
in town, from Lambton Castle, Durham.
The Countess of Jersey has arrived at Russell's
Motel, Dover-street, from Warwickshire.
Viscount Eversley has arrived at his residence in
Paton place, from Heckfield Place, Hants.
Lord Lyndhurst has quite recovered from the
811glit indisposition he was labouring under when he re-
turned to town from St. Leonards-on-Sea. The venerable
the
now the father of the House of Peers, was present at
'us debate in the House of Peers on Tuesday evening, and
'Was most cordially welcomed by his numerous friends in
that assembly.
Lady Howard de Walden has arrived at Claridge's
atotel, from Brussels.
The mortal remains of Lady Cowley were brcught
town early on Tuesday morning, from Hatfield House,
IV have been placed in the family vault in South Audley-
'eat Chapel, where the late Marquis Wellesley and the
the of Morniagton am interred. The Marquis of Salisbury,
13Itke of Wellington, and other relatives of the deceased
attended the funeral.
/t" 4r• and Lady Harriet Ramsden have arrived at
quell's Hotel, Dover-street, from Yorkshire.
„,..i/EaTli OF LADY CHARLOTTE PROBY.—We re-
raitt to learn that Lady Charlottee Proby died on Monday
1.4 under very sudden and awful circumstances. The
,rurrted lady called on Monday afternoon to pay a visit to
oelative, the Dowager Lady Wenlock. in Berkeley-
rvo, and had just taken a chair in the drawing-room,
Th°ll her ladyship fell back, and soon afterwards expired.
taleicleeeased lady was eldest daughter of John Joshua, first
tbird°f, Carysfort, by his second marriage, with Elizabeth,
Was of the late Right Hon. George Grenville,
was born in 1788. The Earl of Carysfort, Lord and
"4aY Ohm
tikkp, d Hamilton, the Earl Fortcscue, and other
ret,eo
ties of rank, are placed in mourning by tho sad occur-
TE NipELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH
teco,,Al'' T.—The directors of this company have resolved.to
yeat7raend a dividend of £3 10s. per cent. for the last half
Two
hitst. of the sons of the Grand Duchess Marie of
for
tilla are in Brighton. The princes are sojourning there
tuoleoJf Rurpose of learning the French language. Prince
still'.!• onaparte (cousin to the Emperor of the French) is
seen Gaming en the King's-road, whore his imperial high-
still remaining for some time. Lady Granville is
841„,.,1. tf!posed, although her health is improving. Her
Intip isresiding in the Royal Crescent.