The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-22 00:00:00

MONEY iCARKET

AND
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

TWELVE O'CLOCK.
NO change has taken place in the discount mar-
ket ; the demand is very light, and the supplies con-
tinue abundant. Greater confidence is observable
among capitalists, as they are bringing more money
into circulation, and business is steadily though
Slowly resuming greater activity. The rates are un-
changed at 21 / per cent.
No gold operations of importance took place at
the Bank of England yesterday afternoon.
fhe Colonial Securities Company have issued a
report to be presented at the meeting to be held on
the 27th instant, in which a dividend is recom-
mended at the rate of 2f per cent. for the half-year
ended 31st December, 1866, together with a bonus
of 2 per cent., which, with the interim dividend
already paid, is equal to 7 per cent. per annum.
Atlantic and Great 'Western Railway Debentures
are steady at 28 30 ex-Coupon, and the Consoli-
dated Mortgage Bonds at 211 22.
Telegraphic advices from Liverpool state that
business iu the Liverpool Cotton Market has re-
mained very quiet, the sales having been about
10,000 bales, chiefly on speculation.
Gold is arriving in large quantities from America.
The City of Paris has arrived with £277,000, and
Q 6.00,000 are now on the way by the Persia
Sand
City of New York.
The Crown agents for the colonies have invited
tenders for £200,000 Cape of Good Hope Govern-
nien. t Si, per Cent. Debentures, the proceeds of
twhutec, it is understood, will chiefly be applied to
e Paying off some temporary loans shortly falling
due. The bonds have 33} years to run, and will
bear interesttfrom the 15th April last. The allot-
ment is to take place on the 31st inst.
b Messrs. Price, Holyland, and Waterhouse have
nceen appointed by the Committee of Investigation
the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway
Lo act as their accountants.
of At the meeting on the 4th of June the directors
the Bank of British North America will recom-
p7d the payment of a dividend at the rate of 6
ril
cent• per annum, together with a bonus of 11
Per cent, 1

Two o'CLOCK.
z The latest telegrams from Paris report less firm-
be!a in the value of the Rentes, the 3 per Cents.
..,e,ng 69f. 87c.
thThere is a continued firmness in the market for
Ia
vs? zieglish Funds, but less animation and buoyancy,
;il
, is partly attributable to the Derby holiday,
ia, has thinned the " House" and the City gene-
rally Notwithstanding the recent increase of
buainess and the consequent large accounts
t f °Pea for speculative purposes, Epsom
or the nonce has proved an attraction superior
te the precincts of the Stock Exchange. We have
therefore very little business to report in stocks
and Shares. There is some degree of flatness prin-
eiPanY owing to the lassitude of business, but
d
"Pile a few adverse changes, the different markets
are still inherently firm. Consols are now 93
for
rk money, and 914 I for the account ex div.
New Threes are 91 4 ; Reduced Annuities,
; Annuities (1885), 12 4 ; Bank of England,
'5l 253 ,India 5 per Cents., 112 0 ; and ditto
ncle, 528. to 535. prem.
la the Foreign Market considerable buoyancy
'revaile, and prices, though lower at the opening,
are new better. Russian Scrip has advanced 4, to
Par to prem. Danubian Scrip 4, to 5 3 dis ;
Turkish 5 per Cents. 4, to 314 ; Mexican 4, to
174 -and Spanish Certificates 4, to 4,4, 4 ;
Spanish Passive are firm at 224 4 ; Greek at 144
;:and the Chilian Loan Scrip at 24, 14 dis.
In the Railway Share Market the dealings have
been numerous, but prices generally have shown
less firmness. Great Northern A Stock has receded
14 ; South Eastern, 14 ; North Western, 1 ;
1; Mid-
Metropolitan, 4 ; Great Eastern, London,
Chatham, and Dover, and Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincoln, each 4.
The Foreign and Colonial lines show little
variation. South Austrian and Lombardo-Vene-
tau are dealt in at 154 ; Dutch Rhenish, at 20 ;
Antwerp and Rotterdam, at 94 ; East Indian, at
109; and G-reat Indian Peninsula, at 1094 4.
American Securities are weak, with a small
amount of business. Uuited States 5-20 Bonds
have declined 4, to 72 4, but Erie Shares are 424,
and Illinois are 764 77, ,being a little firmer.
Miscellaneous and Finance Shares have only
beenalter!
17 in moderate request, and -without material
tiort in values. Anglo-American are marked
Z ; Credit Foncier of England, at 34 ;
Lon-
tiuon Financial, at 84 9 ; and Telegraph Construe-
ta and Maintenance at 164.
in4tank Shares continue very quiet, but in most
Austria fully maintain previous prices. Anglo-
rian are marked 74 ; Bank of Australasia 634 ;
4,'Perial
40n, A, Ottoman, 9 94; Oriental Bank Corpora-
" 4 and Union of London, 404.

MINING
w.
The market closed to-1
little business has been
the latest prices :___
Chiverton Moor 61 1
ettoutales Gold ''''''' 3 31.,
Clifford An*lg ***
t; 4 11
East Basset -anaa
16 18
Devon Gt C..... 1 ***** —--
East.49.lit Car
Lldu• 8° •••
51 6
Lovell.On4 *********
8 9
East Itussell *******
: ***
2 21
East Wheal Gr **** ******* ---
iirreat Laxey ********* 17/ 181
atl
ct eat Rotallick ******
reV heal Vor,„ 171 1
, Illtrrillt FINDS—TYPO "L°Cir•
~ ‘ZOVIIIINUJINT rUNDB.
93/ 2i
I.,ar lieut. Consols
911 1
D° .i. 6
.A.CCOntit, d une
91 1
N ()eat. Reduced
94 1 1 i
ti W.
,Per Cent
_
j/' °I Per Cent. Jan. 1894
_
A "-°. 0 per Cent• Jan. 1873
_
nties, 30 yrs, expire 6th Jan., 1880 .
_l2l
Do. for 30 yrs, expire sth April llog
„ei:i.sciteed Sett Teleiar_a_Ph),,,Anlcil'ii per Ct — pal
Rot r Bills, £l,OOO, 0
Pm
£5OO
1)0
kink • 4100 Jr £2OO
2-.1 pm
°f Engl9.nd Stock. 61. per Cent
leoues GOVERNMENT SECURITLEB.
14Ctla .
C nt , AprillB74 —
1) a eiteek 10/ per 0 •
De. ;Accout
6no. ,At Per Cent. July, 1880
121,7 ',Per Cent., Oct. 1888
_
c• uortificates
_
Do°. Plfaced Paper 1 per Cent
_
' fob
Cont., Jan. 1872
40‘-' kbPorCent., May 1879 —
40,114 oer Cent, Aug. 1873
000
no. „me:3,4,NT omit., xi,
pm
t'" ........
Argelltilleit 1e11,G41. ******** ***** O'U_LOOL.
AustrianPuell; 6 par Cen
130"815
1859 —
Brazilian 6 Per Cent,
00
per Cent
'n
Per C t - 60
Is en ~ 1802-58-
I)0'
bo 5 •
1863
per Cent., 1865
Account
linDo
~,
"0 Bonds .... . .......................
-.134n0 Ayres 6 per Cent —
e ? 2 per Cnt. (Deferred 3 per Cent.)
VO-°4'till-11416 Per ()ant
N.
4 Per Cent . .
. 6 p.3r• Cent ..
................. •
................
Do. II
8-1 .
bo. 7, 1867 .•.. .
tile
(1,„, 11 Scrip, £46 paid —
club -' 6 per Cent.
Dian,.
banret, CIP Coot. .......................
I):.'h . peter Cent., 1825 ..
„).,0 Cent., 1861 ..................
"elan Prineipaliti 3P, 7 per Cent
Do. Do.
8 'l, 1867
E 1)0. Do.
~ &actor New d, per C u
consolidateScrif L3sepati.c.l. dis
't Yptian 7 per Cent
1„)0. Second issue ......................
-uo. 4100 Bonds .................
.............
un. Do
to • '
1864 .....................
in% 4100 bonds ............................. 8:).
(14-,0 4.ovornntent Railway Debentures.. 831
1-,"elt 0 per ents., 1824-5, ex Coupe/18
bo-°. Account
.......................
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g °. Accoun t ..............................
, tifttentala sTer Cent .. .....................
la:tan 5 par Cent 1865 ....................
II)) 0, Account ~ ............................... —521
At 0. Marenimana Railway
9'(..ler. 3 per Cent
Ditto for Account
,r, Dior
1864
al 'Jo 6 pot Cent. Anglo-French
onteviaelz e •

MARKET.
.EDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
ay at 2 o'clock, and very
transacted. Annexed are

Marke Valley
North Crofty
North Retallick
Prince of Wales 528 Od 5480 d
Providence Mines
South Caradon 340 350
Tincroft
West Caradon
West Seton

West Chiverton 65 67i
Wheal Basset 65 70
Wheal Seton l2O 125

. per Cent. ......... . —
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