The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-27 00:00:00

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of Wears, the Napoleon dynasty is in the interior, as it is STOCK LI S
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75.-This day,
of abroad, in the happiest conditions of strength, and gran-
a deur, and prosperity. That which Napoleon 111. has added
!iv illthis ENGLISH FUNDS.
respect to the work of Napoleon I. is enormous, and Bank Stock, 22
he When France, one day completely settled, shall enjoy all
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ed the bt • Dent.Cen t . Consols Winced AnnAnnuluiliesies, 996147161 1.1..
•933111gS of a Government definitively established in the New Three per Cent. Annuities, 971 /1 1. 8
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minds, in the consciences, and in the time, it will feel that Long Annuities, SO years, expire April 5, 1885, 181. 9
ret India Debentures, 981 1 1.
it cannot have enough veneration, respect, and gratitude for India Loan Scrip, 2d issue, 984 4.
't; his memory. (Repeated bravos.) Such, messieurs, is what Bds 1,000/., 12 16.
ad I wish India Boonnds,,under 1,0001., 12 17.
I ed to say to my fellow-citizens-not, assuredly, that consols for Acocroau, 97 61 4.
ro-e
flatter myself with having done something in this great h 31-June 24
Ln.-co liitiiiiiiss, 18=1,22a, MMuareeli, 0 - June, 125.. e
Work, but because for more than 20 years I have not ceased fizell:11 Ueer Bills, Small, 21d., March, 0-June 23 62.
ia- to pray with all my prayers for the happiness and grandeur
nd FOREIGN FUNDS.
of our country."
Lti- Five per Cent. Brazilian, 1031.
The above speech, which produced the profoundest sensa- Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Brazilian, Scrip, 11 pm
res. tlon Three per Cent. Mexican, Acct., Aug, SI 211 4
upon the select auditory to whom it was addressed, was !
are 41 per Cent. Peruvian, Acct., Aug. SI, 91i 2.
of fallowed by umnimous and prolonged applause, and cries of Three per Cent. Peruvian, Acct.., Aug :31, 701.
Pour-and-a-Half per Cent. Russian, 1001-,
"Niue l'Empereur !,,
by Five per Cent. Sardinian, Acct., Aug. 31, 911
..-....-----.----.....--. Three per Cent. Spanish Acct., 441 t
CITY NEWS. Six per Cent. Turkish Acct., 961.58.
of 31°NEY MARKET AND
Four per Cent, Dutch Certificates, 1011 1.
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CITY, Two o'CLocK. LONDOIC SITARR MARICBT.-This Day.
Olio There has been an increased demand for money
.1
iry. ,Tring the last day or two, and the activity dis- -....---
!retORDINARY StIARES AND STOCKS.
eyed
ra- f has, no doubt, contributed an influence.- -
has Laryl Pahl Closing Price! Business
Into be speculative transactions have been entered Share. RailwaYs. Done.
cod in -, 1.......- .M.llO-SiMilliMil.. aiiiiilinil...•
most of the leading staples, and the demand ----- ........'"="'''''''''''''-
rful for home
we,- Pub • consumption has also been active. The
Public sales of tea have gone off steadily, but 11 10 Amber •, Notting,. Boit.,
ands wtern Jtmcy.6 s 10 61 61
Belfast and Barnum all 7- -1 74
nan 'lkea have exhibited little alteration. Sugars IS°
oi the fineretic 13 14 Bit., WoL, & Stour Valley au
qualities, have been in demand, Stock Lirk., Lan., & Ches. June.
iieh and an advance of 6d. to ls. per cwt. has been tion lOO
nch 15 Blackburn
established. For coffee, for home use, 25 Blyth # Tyne original 151. 2.11 30 32 sot
qualities
there hasror, been some inquiry and good coloury
r- rates. of plantation Ceylon have realised high Melt Bristol and Exeter ..,“ 1 1110 94 96
Our lions, Cocoa and rum have been at steady quota- Stock Daledoulan
and rice has exhibited a considerable improve- Stook Chester end Irlyhead...:: 1001 84 36
'age lue„at• There has been a moderate business in fruit tro goolrl,lllarock)B,Eirsasa.ge 211 .... -
sent
ban.t_apices and the small arrivals of new qualities 10 Cornwall
theA 1113C-47,e eosin 1
her gve been taken by the trade at full values. Salt- to Do. At until I,.au .... -
exhibit
Petre has, nn D.c.peran..l its,
been in steady demand, and indigo has 10 D°." has men paid toB. - ••• ''"'•
eon, b ed an improved tendency in values. Tallow 50 Dublin and Bellsotr.Trio. allkil -.7 1
e).-- as been in rather more demand, and a few specula- 15
'M.'
erul' a A * *
r, to100 15 is
tine bargains have been entered into at improved stock east Argils'..
his (I"tatious. P.Y.C.is last
~ on the spot, now 495. ;Stock Eastern Counties ...., 100 61 62 611
dtock Eastern Union Stook ..,,.. lee 46 48
the three months, 48s. 9d. ; and spring delivery 495. to Stock Do. DowB. Stock lOO 1
se,
-but 495• 3d. per cwt. 25 Do. A. (late EX'. bh.) 81 - •••
25 last Kent au 13 15
!Wes The Liverpool Cotton market yesterday mani- stock liaeli Lancashire.
sof fested less animation and prices of all descriptions 10 East Suffolk
Do all •"" ...'
all -• ••••
were Supported. The sales were estimated at 8,000
ould 681000 k ddinburgh and Glasgow 160 65 46
dbe bales. The Railway Share market closed steadily, Stock San., Perth, and Dtinde. 100 24 15 25
and values were depressed.
-and i A further addition of £72,000 was made yester- sticol.. Ipurnorthesa all
gnaClydelunctlon - •-•
the - -
day to the supply of the precious metals at the Bank. Man Glasgow & South Western HO 91 92
eto 1 The return, which will appear this evening, will, to Great North officotland all 10 111
100 101 101 101
Great Northern
ing.) no doubt, exhibit a moderate accumulation of I Do. Do. A. Stock lOO 79 81
ality bullion, notwithstanding the increased metallic . Do. Do. B. Stock ...„ . IGO 131 133
Stock Great Boum & Wn.lrelane 100 104 186
Tong teireulation usual during the progress of the ArAnk Great Western lOO 501 51 501 1
fear harvest. With regard to the " other securi- ,lo
ck Do.Stour Val. Rail. Gu El 111 56 58
Uhl- ties," • • •
L it is imagined that a further reduction iiss(l, teirisialicasSonth Eastern.
ter and Carlisle.... all 83 12
tered "83 taken place, for the demand at the Bank 161 Do. Thirds l4l 11 IS pa On
A so until within
D.
Stock Lancashire androrkshlr 100 931 94 941 x d
lone, ' has just transpired that the directors have agreed 16 Do. do. F. £l6 6ll 4 /is .
to 9 shares 7 1 1 di, e,
male Postpone the payment of the £1,000,000 loan $ D 0
Do. West aiding 1 '''" •-
..
13---it anted to the East India Company, and which in as Liverp., Orosby,& Bouthi. sal - , .1
pt at the usual course would become due in the space 11 d a London and Black-wall all 54 62
11 6 8 Do. New
that, of a few weeks. It suits the Bank as well as
the a n
Stock Lon., Brighton, &8. Coast 100 109 110 1091
in-dian authorities to defer a settlement Stock London & North-Wester 100 921 134 93
awryl2/ Do. Eighths
, the theof this account. The latter will now have Stock London & Eionth-Wester lee 924 234 231
11243 of the sum mentioned for another twelve LS London and Coleraine-. all ....
sated Inclithr, and at the very moderate interest of 3i per Stook tundcres..ret , kiln Coni'li 1.1o3; 57; 2-41 341
nary Cent* Notice was given yesterday afternoon that 10 Metropolitan • S - dis
it in- the so 100 961 961 971 7
Bank will make advances on approved securi- stock siaalaus..--. ........... ....,
ice of ties • Stock Do. Birmingham & Derb:, 100 66 68 67
dining the shutting of the transfer books. This 50 did.Gt.West. (Ireland)., all
what - -
vhat- accommodation is offered until the 13th October, 25 De. 1 Shares
great and
125
at the rate of 3 per cent. At pre- 00 Newcastle end Carlisle all --, -
Newport, Aborg., ' 'Tore all 9 11
r the sent, however, loans are obtainable on the 10 Newry and Armagh (def. 9 - -
selveS Steck Exchange at li to 2 per cent., the supply of 10 Natvry,Warrenpt.h Rcstr
1a01(1,
seek Norfolk 6; 65
:cted. raOney being abundant. In the discount market, s'iii- Northern Counties ritiol, s; 31 8 dal
~ has however, the applications have become more nume- Stock North British
Stk. North Devon RaiL&Dk S 3( 100 - ...
Leh 15 r°ll3, and the terms are a fraction higher. Stk. Do.A.Stk.-A racv. no dm
at of The meeting of the West rn
London Railway Co- until 6 p.c.has been pd B 100 •.* 0*
Stk. Do. B Stock lOO ""
the Pan)? took place this day. The report stated that
Stock North Eastern-Berwiols 100 921 fsl
faced the revenue of the half-year was £1,331 r7s. 7d., is Do, do. G.N.E. Purchlats 16.13.4, 1t 1 6L. dis
rhaps 1 and the available balance £1,641 55., which was re- Stook Do, Leeds ..
- Stock Do. York
120 724 131
from. commended for a dividend for the six months just too 994 991 xl
1815, i •iook North London
terminated at the rate of ss. per share. The report to N.as.vestn.,riampstemi,
Was and (My Junction. Si. ls. ..... ...
once not adopted, but referred to a committee. 10 North Staffordshire 174 5i 51 Ms
which-. to-day
the meeting of the Norfolk Railway Company so North Westetn
t all 8 9
8 9
aY a dividend of £1 7s. 6d. per cent. for the half- strok g2=t:ONVO= g
relit-- 16 18
Year was proposed, being at the rate of nearly 3 per 10 Peebles all .-- -
I been' 19 7 5 dis
Cent. per annum. The traffic of the line was stated so Portsmouth
piked! too ahymney . so ---
have fallen to a small extent. After some dis- Stock Scottish Centre,.
idsbip cussion, the report was adopted. I took Boottish N.D., Aber. Stk lOO 271 28
Mem! A little heaviness has been apparent in the market Stock Do. Scottish Mid. stock_ 100 8444 8,66
Stock ShropehireUnion.
Lid at:-. for Public Securities to-day, but this can excite no 10 Sittinghe. & Sheerness ~ all 3 1 die
s any. surprise, after the late buoyancy. It appears that a ,oel.c South Devon too 34 24
100 72
tee by? uprise,
amount of money stock has been sold, partly rocfc, Bara'th lii'val„
tercet.= through the Chancery broker, and this has 10 South Yorks. & River Dun all 14 15
hat it.t. 110 doubt tempted some of the speculators to realise 10 Do. Do lB 6 44l
10 Staines, Wokin. & Woldu? all 9 11
ans t P their profits at once, instead of waiting for a IS Stockton and Darlington all 351 SCf
rity . 4 further advance. Otherwise there is nothing to 15 Do. do. 1856.- 20 - ...,
justify the least depression, and the market, though 15 Do. do. 1855 ~... 7 ..... ....
burnh - Stockton and Hartlepool 161 .-. ....
am OM
; a• ad less buoyant, is very strong. Consols have been flat stock Taff Vale lOO
4took Do. Preference, No. 1 lOO -. ....
lit 961 i for money and account. Bank Stock is firm 25 fraPIDIBB Haven Dk. & Rai) l5 - ....
or ; it• at 229 the New 3 per Cents., 97i 1; and the Re- !tuck valee%ozataund....l6.i.e.n..ll.4 100 -....
....-
,wt To dueed Annuities, 97 1. Long Annuities have been Stock
wog Limerla all - -.
lost 0 dealt in at 18+ ; Exchequer Bills (March), 3Is.
sha -0 June ditto, 235. to 265. prem ; India Loan Debentures, 10 W.E. of Lon. & Ory.Palace ell
; 1g WfftsetrCift
ear IN=
ceivin4 nodiv.
dr; liv 98+; ditto (second issue), 981 i ; and the Bonds, 5 Do. A eon
7ur ct has " s SI
5 DO.ll - " ati 01 7
unio Ili 12s. to 16s. been paid to 8...
itere it Foreign Securities are quiet, and about previous s llfestLondon
10 Do. tat Class all ~. ~..
all .., ...
rso.-__ _______. 'll,,rbleh A tier Cents. are 96+ i ; 10 Do. ad do all ..... .-.

CITY, Two o'CLocK.
There has been an increased demand for money
Ting the last day or two, and the activity dis-
tjhedin the Foreign and Colonial Produce Mar-
as, no doubt, contributed an influence.
Large
e speculative transactions have been entered
into m most of the leading staples, and the demand
fur home consumption has also been active. The
public sales of tea have gone off steadily, but
prices have exhibited little alteration. Sugars
of the finer qualities, have been in demand, 3t
21u an advance of 6d. to ls. per cwt. has been
established. For coffee, for home use,
there
has been some inquiry, and good coloury
qualities of plantation Ceylon have realised high 61
?Ides. Cocoa and rum have been at steady quota- si
tuns, and rice has exhibited a considerable improve- si
meat. There has been a moderate business in fruit
and apices, and the small arrivals of new qualities
have been taken by the trade at full values. Salt-
Pepttibi
ruiehteasd been in steady demand, and indigo has
an improved tendency in values. Tallow
?Y. been in rather more demand, and a few specula-
tive bargains have been entered into at improved et
'Potations. P.Y.C., on the spot, is now 495. ; last :
three months, 48s. 9d. ; and spring delivery 495. to tl
495• 3d. per cwt.
The Liverpool Cotton market yesterday mani- si
tested less animation and prices of all descriptions
were supported. The sales were estimated at 8,000 et;
bales. The Railway Share market closed steadily, is
and values were depressed.
A further addition of £72,000 was made yester- it
day to the supply of the precious metals at the Bank. 0
The return, which will appear this evening, will,
110 doubt, exhibit a moderate accumulation of
bullion, notwithstanding the increased metallic gi
circulation usual during the progress of the
earTeSt. With regard to the " other securi-
!es," it is imagined that a further reduction
"45 taken place, for the demand at the Bank
until within the last day or two has slightly relaxed. ;
tohas just transpired that the directors have agreed
postpone the payment of the £1,000,000 loan
granted
to the East India Company, and which in
usual course would become due in the space II
tiea few weeks. It suits the Bank as well as
o Indian authorities to defer a settlement
this account. The latter will now have it,
the„s usie of the sum mentioned for another twelve
Lu ulithr, and at the very moderate interest of 34 per 51
cut- Notice was given yesterday afternoon that
the Bank will make advances on approved securi- 1.11
ties dining the shutting of the transfer books. This
accommodation is offered until the 13th October,
and at the rate of 3 per cent. At pre- LI
sent, however, loans are obtainable on the I
Stock Exchange at 1 to 2 per cent., the supply of st
!bailey being abundant. In the discount market,
however, the applications have become more nume- it;
MIS, and the terms are a fraction higher.
The meeting of the West London Railway Cora-
Patty took place this day. The report stated that stl
the revenue of the half-year was £1,331 r7s. 7d., 1
and the available balance £1,641 55., which was re- is
!",
e° uunended for a dividend for the six months just
terminated._ at the rate of ss. per share. The report
was not adopted, but referred to a committee.
At the meeting of the Norfolk Railway Company
to-day a dividend of £1 7s. 6d. per cent. for the half- it,
Year was proposed, being at the rate of nearly 3 per
cent- per annum. The traffic of the line was stated
t 0 have fallen to a small extent. After some dis-
-31
cussion, the report was adopted.
A little heaviness has been apparent in the market II
for Public Securities to-day, but this can excite no
surprise, after the late buoyancy. It appears that a
small amount of money stock has been sold, partly
through the Chancery broker, and this has
110 doubt tempted some of the speculators to realise
their profits at once, instead of waiting for a
further advance. Otherwise there is nothing to
justify the least depression, and the market, though
less buoyant, is very strong. Consols have been flat
lit 961 for money and account. Bank Stock is firm
at 229 • the New 3 per Cents., 97i ; and the Re- at
diced 'Annuities, 97i 1. Long Annuities have been Bt'
dealt in at 181; Exchequer Bills (March), 315.;
June ditto, 235. to 265. prem ; India Loan Debentures,
98i; ditto (second issue), 984- ; and the Bonds,
12s. to 16s.
Foreign Securities are quiet, and about previous
rates are current. Turkish 6 per Cents. are 961 1 ;
Brazilian 5 per Cents., 1031 ; ditto Scrip, 1 to I
Prem.; Mexican 3 per Cents., 211 1 ; Peruvian 41
per Cents., 9173,- 92 ; ditto 3 per Cents., 701 ; Russian
,
per Cents., 1001; Sardinian 5 per Cents., 911 ;
Spanish 3 per Cents., 441; and Dutch 4 per Cents.,
104
During the past week the market for American
securities has been very inactive. Messrs. D. Bell,
Son, and Company, report that " the transactions in
State stocks have been few and unimportant, and in
railroad securities the only change to notice is a de-
cided decline in the value of Illinois Central shares."
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
United States 6 per Cent. Bonds, 1867-68, 104 to 105.
Do., 1868, 105 to 1051.
STATE SECURITIES.
Pennsylvania Central 5 per Cent. Stock, 781 to 791.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Illinois Central 7 per Cent. Freilands, 1860, 80 to 82.
Do• Shares, 28 to 26 discount.
New York Central Shares, 78 to 80.
New York and Erie 7 per Cent., 3d Mortgage, 69 to 71.
Panama 7 per Cent., Ist Mortgage, 1895, 92 to 94.
In the Railway Share Market the transactions
have been limited. Several of the principal lines,
however have exhibited a slight improvement.
Great Western, Great Northern, and Lancashire and
Yorkshire, have advanced ss. ; and Edinburgh,
Perth, and Dundee, and Midland, 10s. Caledonian
and South-Western declined 55., and Eastern Coun-
ties 10s. The Foreign lines are very quiet, and
prices are unaltered. In the Colonial market the
Canadian lines show a further improvement. Grand
Trunk have advanced about £1 to £1 10s., and Great
Western ss. to 10s.
Joint - Stock Bank Shares are quiet but firm.
Bank of Australia have impoved 10s. ; Bank of
Egypt, 55.; and Ottoman Bank, ss.
In the Miscellaneous Market a moderate amount
of business has been reported. Australian Agricul-
tural have declined £l, Canada Land advanced £
to £2, and Peninsular and Oriental Steam £l.
Consols for money and account, 961 1.

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Her Majesty, on the recommendation of Lord
Derby, has been pleased to appoint Mr. James Disraeli to the
office of Commissioner of Inland Revenue, vacated by the
death of the late Mr. Stevenson • and Mr. Philip Rose to the
office of Treasurer of the Derbyshire district of County
Courts, vacant by the appointment of Mr. James Disraeli.
THE WEAVING TRADE.—We are gratified to be
able to state that the industrious inhabitants of Paisley are
again fully employed, and that in consequence of the intro-
duction of a new style of shawls and other branches of ma-
nufacture, the Paisley weavers will now be enabled to earn
something like adequate wages. These new shawls are called
reversibles," a fabric with two warps ; and the shawl,
when finished either in wool or a mixture of cotton and
wool, shows a different pattern on either side. We learn
that these goods are really very splendid, and likely to be
in great demand for the London market. The weaver is paid
from 2s. to 2s. 4d. per shawl, and a good hand will finish
from 10 to a dozen per week.—North British Daily Mail.
LARGE FISFI.—On Saturday evening, while a
party of Paisley gentlemen were out in a boat fishing in
Litulash Bay, one of them caught a monstrous halibut on
his line. Scarcely expecting to hook anythiog larger than
a haddock, the lucky gentleman was amazed at the strong
pull against which be had to contend in
ie hauling u
takinp his fi
the
sh,
was exp
and considerable difficulty ger
monster on board. The fish when weighed was to be
5211 b., and it measured about five feet in length, andfound was of
Corresponding breadth.
GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION. —Tke Government
migrant ship John and Lucy, 991 tons, sailed from Liver-
Pooi on Wednesday, the 25th instant, for Melbourne, Vic-
toria, in charge of Surgeon Superintendent Clarence Chap
man, with 16 married couples, 23 single men,
tween 28 girls be-
women,. 03 boys between the ages of 1 and 12,
total of 393. 279 single
same ages, 1 male infant and 2 females, making a
souls, equal to 3G2 statute adults. Her Majesty's
to receWe t"
Emigration C•ommissioners have elven notice of theirin-
tentionders next Thursday, the 2d proximo,
for the reception of
for a ship to procOed to Melbourne, Victoria, to be ready
ovengers on such day as they may fix
upon between the 11th and 18th of Oc ober.
A NOVEL REMEDY VOR HOOFING COUGH.—Great
numbers of children labouring under pooping cough now
visit the gas works in Preston for the purpose of breathing
the exhalations from the gas lime. It is said that all the
little sufferers feel considerably relieved, an d many
Guardian.
are ab-
solutely cured by this simple remedy.—Preston
PROFEssoR AloEsE.—Tbe representatives of the
European Powers which bad decided on granting an indem-
nity to Prof. Morse for the usage of his electrical apparatus
have come to a definite understanding. At the conference h
at Paris on the subject, Austria was represented by Baron
d'Ottenfels, Belgium by Baron Beyens, Holland byar M.
Lichtenvelr, Russia by Balabine, Sardinia by the M-
quis'de;Villamarina, Rome by the Apostolic Nuncio, sweden
by Count de Piper, Tuscany by the Marquis Tanay de Neely,
and Turkey by Harder Effendi. M. Noel, sub-director of
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, acted as secretary to the
conference. The sum voted was 400,0001 r., of which France
will pay 235,000 fr., Sardinia, 15,000 fr., Rome, 5,000 fr., &c.
The money is to be paid in four iostalwents.

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