The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-09 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1858.

STOCK L TS.—Monday.

ENGL.:IS_II FUNDI.

Stock, 22S 71 7.
• r.re.:,,,,er
rnree no, •:.t. Onrs--.ls Anunities. 96t•
V 0,7 Three ,er Cent. Annuitie, 97
Lone Annuities, thirty years. expire April 5,188,, In.
India Loan Debentures, 9”.
ittu.s. Bonds, 1,000 Z., 19.
Ind:a BenCe, nr.der 1,00'1., 15 19 pr!.
C.n,rls for Ao-.ount,
Exchequer Eiits, 1.0001.. 2 o.—June, "1 5 pm.
rills, 1700,:. 212., March 32 June, 21 5 pm.
Exchequer Ban:11,1859, 3; per Cent.—June, 21 5 pm.

FOREIGN FUNDS. •
Five per Cent. Brea.lan, 1031 21.
Six per Cent. Buenos Ayres, Deterred, 174.
Equador New Consolidated, 111,
14 per Cer.t. Grenada New Active, Deferred, 64.
three per Cent. Mexican Bonds, Acct., 21 j.
44 per Cent. Peruvian, Acct., Aug. 13, F9l.
Five, per Cent. Russian, Mt, 113
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Russian, 101.
Spanish Bonds, Passive, 9.1.
Spanish Committee Cert. or Coup. not fondest, 54.
Six per Cent. Turkish, Acct., Aug. 13, /4.
Pour per Cent. ditto, Guaranteed, Acct., Aug. 13, 1014 1.
Five per Cent. Venezuela, Acct., Aug. 13, 414.
Two per Cent. ditto, Deferred, IR.

to.N.DOIC SHARE MARKET.—This Day.

ORDINARY MIRES A:

'D STOCKS.

,~ i.S}R R~ 9,

Pala

Saturday's
tiuniat r. CI

!hare.

61 61

71 81

tO It
It 32
27 IS

A 2 91,

7P SO i
37 39

71 Si

16 17
62 43
47 49
S 1 29

Ruth's:
Done.

71
94 3

137:811 1

I"-

1031 41
150/ t I 11

I,' i

stock

1~ A„

171
SO
Stock

100
10
Stock

Stock
100
100

lot
lOt
too
100
too
ICO

mock
Stock

Y .1 :7- p.f t.l3Aßlll—(fiontnatiels.

3rliway%

Cloning ?ea rulncDlnt,
3- pr.., al: st as
,re ~,. 100 -
lock, lO3 71 76
c lOO - -
. stock 100 125 127
all 101 101
All-
214 :41
110 101 l' 4
ir.b. 100 102 104
. 2.1 is. 103 -
c" j 100
t, g'l,: all 161 171
p. •• all 284 291
23 -
p. at! 100 40 45
IIA A 1.71) 7/0111iIGN.
14'. L aloeng Prices. Basta;
n.
nonce, ali
jr,alq 9 diet. pm
d lial A. all 1 dis * pin
41 * pm
on all 8 9
151 121 111 Ws
derfrl 100 85 90
a j
1872
1573 lOO so 8s
L 874 lOO 77 82
rn . -- Pm
pm
Scrip 2s.
104)„ is. bd.
2 1 If pis
sll -. .-
5 par pit
100 106 167 1061 1
all - -
ten 5 14
pm
5 -
iy„,sg all
mime all 17 19
a 6 p.
toe - -
alh. 100 33 41
tree, all 74 76 75 41
60 6 4 Ms
mit._ aU 21 211
it . 4 par /pm
1 * * pm
a 2s. ti -1 Pm 1 pm
made all 1
2 182
18/
dis 151
6 lt 5
. all 107 112
all 107 11l
opt all 105 107
all 100 101 100
all 18 19
att..- all 20* V/
.
.. c 5 par pm
5 par pm 51
(11m ) 10 2 11 din
1. 8 4 1 dis
15 1 pm
5 par / pm
5 par * pro
lotilla 5 par Ipm
trip 1 par /
tam all 51 54 ym
sco
ctica all 1 1/
W , all
o all 21 25
15 41 4/ Ur xd 104 1 d
..... all 26 261
2s. ..... pm
ace all ..-
a. eh* all 71 84 8
Bask all •-
; ...... . all
1 21 si pit 91
.pre: all
all 13 24
all
, . all -
all 91 9/
ref :J.: 3.1 i 2
SCI 361 i7l 371
rear an 51 )11
5 3 1 dim
all SO/ 311 111
•...,•, all 50 52
.7 p c 9 * 1 Pla 91
. all
all -
all
all 74 74
'et all s 4 91
all 214 211
all 5 51
all 9 91
ante all 23* 141
6 -
ad, all
alt
...
all -

r.s6ttilliZcntr..l, new pr„,
Debenture
.e% St p. C. pre!. :Cock,.
Do. 10. 9.her. g. 6 p. c
Do. 7 p. c. pref. stock
loath Dorca

1 0 6
Itock
stock
Stock
Itk f

Miel. id; pir cent.
krraaa:l„ A.D..)7.14
ER,. 41 por ceet... •
Do. f zed 4i p. cent. 1,4 i *b.
20. New 44. p. cent. 24 ix.
South W111e.3 guar. 4 p.c..
Do. do. ti por
'lh..l' ark vhtro, 4 p. et. g.tv
'Stockton & g. 5 p.
130. do, 5 per ccr.t.. ......
e P. n't.

COLONI A. TA

Rams; a.

Atlantic at St. Lawrence,
nom. Bhroda, a Car. Ir. al
Do. Additional Capital A.

20i
100 t

B.
Butalo & Lake Huron ....
Do. New
31.Itialo,Brant, & Godethl
6 p. c. bag. 1 Aug., 1872
Do. do. 1 July, 1873..
Do. do. I June, 1874..
Calcutta & S. Eastern
Cape Town & Dock Scrip
Central Oude (Limited)..
Ceylon
Demerara
Aastern Bengal
Mast Indian
Do. 7 shares..
I F,o. E shares Exten
'Do, Jubbulporc
I Da. 4i p. c. Bonds, pay.'s9
;Geelong and Melbourne
(Geelong Corporation 6 p.

cent. Bood.s
Grand Trunk o' Csnalh.
Do. Q per o. DebentureE.
Do. 6 p.c. Pref. lan
Graat Indian rentninila
Do, New 5 pen tent

!Do do
Great South of India
Western of Uanadd
Do.ntra
Do. b wads payable '76 .
Do. do. '7.1, do. '6O
Do. do. '73, withr- opt
ipo._sl p.c. do. 77, do

Madras
Do. new, do. 5 per cent
Do. 41 p. Eaten
Do. third Eaten, g. 5 p. c
80. fourth do
New Branswick, ac. (Um
Do. do. B Capital.
Scinde, guar. 5 p. c
Do. New
?unjaub
Do. Indus Steam Flotilla'
Trinidad, Limited, scrip...
Antwerp and Rotterdam,.
Bahia a San Francisco ...
Belgian Eastern Ju.ctioa
Beaters to Graissessae.....,
Carmeaui &Toulouse
Dutch Rhenish
Eastern of France.
Euphrates
Great Central of France
4t. Luxembourg, oun. eh*
Italian Junction
Late Constance and Lark
Lierre and Turnhout
Lombardo Venetian
1404311 a PAW:a,
LT one and Geneva
Mari 3 Antonia
Do. do. now
t►+amur a LiOge
no. do. fi rClr COr.t. pre! •
northern or From
Sof wesrian Trank Prof.?
Ottoman

Yana and Lyons
P:Nrts and Orleans
aecire & Can Fran., g. 7 p.c
alga & Dunaburg
Some and Frascati
Royal Danlßh
aoyal Bwediab
Umbra and Meuso

Kan

Oats

Do. 5} per cent. pref
Souttern of Franco
Rest Flanders
D0.,54p0r cept.Pref
W est. d Northn.of France
western of Austria .

Western of Bwitzeiiand
Wiesbaden
Sea and.........—........

TILIS DAYS MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE.

The country markets held on Saturday were, for the most part,
but moderately supplied with wheat, which moved off slowly at
about stationary prices. All spring corn sold steadily at extreme
rites. Flour was tolerably firm.
Most of the continental markets have titled less active for wheat,
yet very little change has taken place in prices. Barley end other
articles have commando 1 full currencies.
Up to our market last week very 1110 ierats supplies of English
produce came to hand. From abroad we received 19,571 quarters
of wheat, 10,692 barley, 39.714 oats, 1,530 beans, 210 peas, 6,3.0
linseed, 5,111 Indian corn, 361 sacks, and 4,521 barrels of flour.
Fresh up, to-day, about 1,200 quarters of new wheat calm to
hand from Essex and Kent. The general quality and condition of
the samples were gmod, and several of them weighed fillbs. per
bushel. The arrival of old wheat was very moderate, and the
actual supply of all kinds in the market was by no means extensive.
However, the demand for all kinds was in a sluggi-di state; never-
theless, compared with Monday last, the fluctuations in prices
were trilling—the decline being Is. to 2s. per quarter.
Foreign wheat, the supply ix which was again extensive, moved
off slowly. In prices, however, compared with Monday last, very
little change took place. Floating cargoes of grain were a slow

ievi English barley was in short supply, and the supply of foreign
was only moderate. The trade ruled steady, and prices were well
supported.

We had a slow sale for malt, at about last week's quotations.
Although the supp:y of foreign oats was good, the oat trade
ruled steady, at an improvement in value from Gd. to Is, per
quarter. _ _

Beaus changed hands steadily, at 'very full prices.
Peas were firm, but not dearer.
There ws a good demand for flour, and country marks were the
shade higher.
cheat White 46i Od to 108 Od
Red :is 0d to 426 Od
Dantzic 4-s Od to t 66 Od
Pomeranian and Mecklenburg red
Danish, Hamburg, and Swedish 435 Od to 505 Od
Archangel and Petersburg soft 366 Od to 42$ Od
American Red, Ors to 46s White 46s 0.1 to 601 Od
Polish Odessa
Ghirka and Marianople 466 0.1 to 49s 0.1
Ibraila, Galatz, and Kalafat
Syrian and Egyptian 3os Od to 31$ Od
Burley Malting —ll Od to —s Od
Distilling
Grinding
Scotch —s Od to —s Od
Irish
Danish . 248 lid to 3'S Od
Danube and Mediterranean 215 Od to 155 Od
Ware and Kingston 6lB Od to 66s Od
Norfolk •and Suffolk 6os Od to 658 Od
Brown
Black (patent) 568 Od to 586 Od
English, feed
Ditto potato and Poland
Scotch, feed 216 Od to 258 Od
Ditto potato 29s Ud to 308 Od
Irish, potato 528 Od to 53$ ed
Ditto feed 23s Od to 28s Od
Ditto black 2ls od to 255 Od
Galway 23s Od to 26s Od
Dutch Polanda 248 Od to 30s Od
Ditto brew 2Bl Od to !Os Od
Ditto feed 2+s Od to 266 Od
Swedish 246 Od to 26s Od
Danish 24s Od to 28s Od
Russian 22s Od to 248 Od
Beans English, &nail, $25 to 4fs ......... Large 405 Od to 42a Od
Dutch and German 396 Od to 406 Od
Egyptian
Peas White boilers
Grey and Maple
Foreign 424 Od to 43 Od
?lour Town-made per sack, 280 lbs. 436 Od to —ls d
Country ditto
Norfolk 3OB Od to 328 Od
Irish —B 01 to —s Od
French 3RB Od to 353 Od
Leghorn and Sp‘nisk
Extra States & Canada, per brl. 1961 b 2lB Od to 26s Od
Superfine and Common do 226 Od to 2ls Od

AUSTRALIA.

By the arrival of the Royal Mail Company's steam
ship Australasian we have received our private cor-
respondence and files cf papers from Melbourne to
thejsth June inclusive. The EngEs', mails of the
16th April reached Melbourne on the day upon
which they were due—namely, 6th June. They
were taken out by the Emeu.
We extract the following from the monthly sum-
mary of the Melbourne Arguq

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

VALENTIA BAY, Aug. 7.—The Old and New Worlds aze
now united by the bands of niece% The prayers of piety,
the aspirations of love, the discoveries cf art, the mandates
of poley, or the requirements of commerce may now fly
from London to New York as tom as they can be itnpresed
upon paper.

The impulses convoyed by one small fragile wire row
direct two worlds to thick in truism, to rejoice M the suc-
cesses, to deplore the reletscs, and to syrovathise with the
joys or sorrows of each other.

Her Majesty's ships Valorous and Go: got] steamed out of
Cork harbour on Saturday, the ]7th of July. The United
States' steamship Niagara followed late the same evening,
and her Majesty's ship Agamemnon very early on the morn-
lag of the 18th.

The Valorous and Niagara met at the rendezvous (la►. 5,)
deg. 5 min. N., long. 32 deg. 42 min. W.) on the morning of
the 26th. The Gorgon arrived on the 27th, and towards the
evening of the 28th the Agamemnon was descried In the
distance.

On the 29th of July the " splice" was effected on beard
the Agamemnon, between the hours of 12 and 1, and the
cable that was to unite two hemispheres was consigned to
the mighty deep, and the hawser that connected the two
steamers being slipped, the Agamemnon and Niagara
steamed eastward and westward to their respective destina-
tions, convoyed by the Valorous and Gorgon.
The arrangement was, that if a rupture should occur when
less than 130 nautical miles of cable had been paid out, the
squadron should return to the rendezvous; but should each
vessel succeed in pad ing out 150, the orders were understood
to be return to Queenstown.

It may well be conceived with what anxiety every human
being in the squadron looked out for the signal that was to
relieve them from the monotony of cruising near and aroued
an unseen rendezvous in the middle of the Atlantic, losing
their summer and their patience in what former experience
had told them was almost a hopeless experiment.
About 2 p.m. on the 30th the Agamemnon signalised that
MO nautical miles had been paid sot 11 her, and about 4
p.m. she again signalised that the Niagara had done the
same.

TneTollow
periment wil

In tabular view of the daily progress of the ex,
be found interesting :