The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-17 00:00:00

)YIONEY MARKET

AND
UOMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The supplies of available capital in the general
discount market still continue abundant, and more
than sufficient for all legitimate requirements.
The rates charged for the negotiation of first-class
Paper remains unaltered.

Gold to the amount of £lB,OOO was taken to the
Bank of England on Saturday.
The Africa has arrived from New York with
rgpecie to the amount of 123,300. _ _

The folio wing is a report from Prince of Wales
Mine :—ln the 55 west the south part of the lode
is becoming small, 11- ft. wide, worth £lO per fin.,
with nearly all the water coming from the north
Part, which, we believe, is the main lode ; the latter
we shall begin to take down on Monday next. In
the 53 west the lode is 3} ft. wide, worth over £5O
Per fin. A splendid course of ore 2 slopes in back
of the 55 east and west of the winze, worth
£4O per fm. Slope in back •of the 45 east, worth
15 per fathom. In the 45 east we have an improve-
Ment. A branch six inches wide, good work, coming
in from the south side, and making into the main
lode. This we consider an important feature, as we
have reasons to believe a good course of ore will
be met with in this end shortly. In the cross cut
north in the 55 fathom level the water is still
coining from the breast of the end very strong.
The progress of business in the manufacturing
districts has in a great measure been interrupted
by the Whitsun holidays. At Manchester, how-
ever, prices of cloths and yarns have remained
steady ; while in the woollen districts of Leeds,
Bradford, Huddersfield, the operations on season-
able goods have been to a full average extent. At
Nottingham and Leicester there has not been much
animation, although manufacturers generally are
tolerably well engaged. At Birmingham, Sheffield,
and Wolverhampton there has been a very mode-
rate amount of business reported, although a few
orders have been received for India, China, and
Japan.
The directors of the Rossa Grande Gold Mining
Company (Limited) have announced the second issue
of the new shares, which will complete the authorised
capital of £lOO,OOO ; the deposit is 10s. per share
and is. per share premium. This company was
established in January, 1864, for the purpose of
4working certain gold mines in Brazil. During the
time the company had been waiting for legal pos-
session a new twelve- head stamping mill has been
erected, and work, preparatory to the opening of
the mines, carried on upon a small scale. The
company baying obtained legal possession of the
property, Messrs. Henry Haymen and Robert Hes-
'°il), directors of the Don Pedro North del Rey
'mild Mining Company (Limited), have joined the
heard, and instructions have been sent out to carry
On the works with all possible despatch, to promote
Which object the directors have decided to appoint
superintendent, so ',that the mining captain's time
m•
ay be entirely devoted to laying out and develop-
ing the mines. The appointment of superintendent
has been offered to a gentleman who has been con-
nected with Brazilian gold mining upwards of 30
Years, and the directors have reason to think that he
will accept the appointment. The directors have
instructed him to commence operations on the un-
explored Jacotings formation, from which satis-
f▪
actory results are looked forward to, considering its
close proximity to the Gong() Soco lode.
The half-yearly dividend, due Ist July next, on
the First Construction Bonds of the New Orleans,
Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad, have been
announced by Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures
remainx steady at 31 33, and the Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds have advanced to 25i- 26i.

Two o'CLocK.

Ac3ording to Reuter's telegram this morning,
the French Rentes were 69f. 30c. ex coupon.
Plat.
The market for the English Funds is flat, and
ri
-°1180!B are j per cent. lower than they- were on
Saturday. The New Threes and Reduced An-
luities are 93a ; Exchequer Bills, 228. prem.;
India 5 per Cents., 1091 ; and ditto Bonds 525. to
,
prem.
In the Foreign Stock department there has been
a ?I4e depression. Turkish 5 per Cents have de-
tliined to 33i / ; Italian to 511 52 ; Greek
to, 15 ; and Chilian Scrip, 1, to 1/ prem. ; while
'anish Passive have advanced /, to 23/ 24k;
I)certificates *, to 14 11, and Russian Scrip I, to 1
; Mexican remain at 16/, 171.
In the Railway Share Market business has re-
mained very inactive, but with the exception of
Brighton there has been little change of importance
" regards values.
„...13ank shares remain very quiet. London and
vestrainster have improved to 108, and Union of
Tendon declined to 42k 43.

Atnerican Securities show little variation. Fries
better, at 40i, and Illinois i,. at, 79 I ; but
U •

illited States 5-20 Bonds are unaltered at 73k I.
Miscellaneous and Finance Shares have shown
little variation of importance. Hudson's Bay C=-
1341 have declined to 15/, Telegraph Construction
444 Maintenance are at 161 4, and Viceroy of
1,
`agYpt's Mortgage Loan at 711- /.