The Sun.
London, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

MARKET AA' Li CITY NB IT S.

CITY, Two o'CLoox.
b The general inquiry for discount accommodation
411 in Lombard-street and at the Bank of Eng-
ird continues moderate, but the rates show very
ttle alteration, and, as gold is flowing into the
national establishment, it is concluded that the
eseet°ls will not be called upon to modify the
i`sting regulations for some time to come.
thiLeed, very little attention is now paid to
sk° weekly meetings of the directors, because
"I° stock of bullion continues at a high
Point, and the other securities show scarcely
any increase, notwithstanding the loans now ob-
tenined en stock until th© transfer books are re-
Jened—viz., on the 19th proximo. The Railway
Me returns and other statistics indicate that the
late
of the country is slowly recovering from its
:0 inactivity, but the improvement, although
ii4etory, has not been sufficiently extensive to
pert
~.an important influence upon the tendency of
Man
148 oney Market. Instances are still recorded of
t-class paper being negotiated at rates as low as
4• Per cent., and at the Stock Exchange, where
? inquiry is equally limited, advances are obtain-
le at very moderate quotations.
utetters from Liverpool state that the Cotton
,7tket yesterday closed heavily, and 8,000 bales
Mare
sold at the previous decline. In the Railway
motive, Market business continued moderately
,i7e, and prices firm.
trit4 nieetine of the Chartered Bank of India, Aus-
k lin, and China has been held to-day, at which
hitr. M.P,, presided. The meeting was an
bet one, and no accounts were presented,
wethe chairman signified that as their profits could
we taken at upwards of £16,500 the directors felt
the in proposing a dividend of £2 10s. for
" half-year, which having been agreed to the
`"er,,ting adjourned.
,2,4 ere has been rather more animation in the
178.81ket for Public Securities, and increased buoyancy
nif,been apparent, owing to further purchases for
improved and on speculation. Consols at one time
vir°Yed to 951 -1, but they are now rather flatter,
•' at I, the rise having led to a few sales in
lilisatiun of profits. The Government Broker
itbought £5,000 stock for the Savings Banks.
tt 8
(I,3ecial transfer is recorded in New 3 per Cents.
4 'si. The New Indian Stock is 1001 being
r, and the Scrip has advanced to 100:. The
uequer Bills are 235. to 265. prem.
1,0:11 Foreign Securities a fair amount of business is
°deed, and prices in most instances show in-
firmness. Turkish 6 per Cents, are 83 to
lit ditto New, 69 to 70; and the 4 per Cents.
72'tie advanced to 1021 ; Peruvian 3 per Cents. to
4634 1 Grenada to 17: ; Spanish 3 per Cents. to
; and Venezulean 22 per Cents. to 281 ; ditto
j3.,et Cents. are steady at 15 ; Mexican at 221 d ;
Brazilian 41 per Cents. at 95z
The 114 week's Railway receipts, ascertained
to this day, are in round numbers as under :
gteao tWestern 1859. 1858.
. £37,451 £32,931
11411.13;Western ' 83,417 79,302
kidi„„°,7l
40,173 37,852
'L-Eastern ............
27,236 26,024
eat xortiiern
28,057 26,799
)3rist",ire and Yorkshire
liorth°7l.(l, Exeter 7,965 7,537

as
oxt
01.4,-15rth 6,063 6,870
sh .
%(11415°, Worcester, and Wolverhampton 6,148 4,748
lale,".„urgil and Glasgow 7,003 6,614
fkotiL;i',7 and South-Western
gram North-Eastern
Qrsatllk o Canada
"11
western of Canada 7,553 8,770
I)Zile above'
receipts on most of the principal lines
rdcontinued increase—that on the London
North-Western amounts to £4,115 (but this
hithuden the Lancaster and Carlisle, which has not
ore been ever added to the return), on the
eat Western the improvement amounts to £1,520,
on '4el3righton to £1,541, on the Midland to £2,341,
Isio- the South-Eastern to £1,212, on the Great
ttliern to £1,258, on the Lancashire and York.
kite tothe £2,265, on the North-Eastern to £262, on
-r-dinburgh and Glasgow to £389, and on the
Trunk of Canada to £374 ; on the Great
Tern
of Canada there is a decline of £1,217.
$h Tore activity has been apparent in the Railway
Ptte Market, and several of the principal lines
18110Wn an upward movement. Edinburgh,
8014, and Dundee, North-Eastern (Berwick), and
'''".Eastern have advanced ss. ; Great Western,
1;4'44111re and Yorkshire, Brighton and South-
;stern improved 10s.; and Caledonian, 15s.
6,11 tile Foreign and Colonial Markets the deal-
-I\-°e Were moderately active. Lombardo-Venetian
tr: Shares advanced to 121 ; Groat Luxembourg
kE4,,allt 71; Paris and Lyons, 351; Sambre and
Tine' ; East Indian were 991 1001; Grand
"4- of Canada 36 ; Great Indian Peninsula, 97i ;
44 Great Western of Canada, 136 To
bele olut.stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares have
6..11 in fair demand. Bank of Australia improved
to los.
; London and Westminster, 10s.; Berlin
t2itter works, ss. ; and Electric Telegraph, £1 to
Peninsula and Oriental Steam declined about

3 IlltiTlSll FUNDS—CLOSING PRICES.
1111.4 ent. Consols Annuities
hidin Per Cent. Annuities
Oi‘ttSteck
Ditto 1859, 5 per Cent.
Ilitt.(")."°atiScilp, 5 per cent
Debentures 1858 —
11 Ditto,
.. ' 1859
I astock for Account 219
:.enso,
wxch '8 Ler Account (Oct. 11)
Ditto guar Rills, Ll,OOO, I±d..
' 'mall, lid.
trazit)RElGN FUNDS—CLOSING PRICES.
Dfa'all, 5 Per Cent.
Cilba °o'ti- per Cent. 1858
(1r ail' u per Cent. lOO
Mexican NOW Active, '3i per Cent.
i. bActao2l.3 per Cent.
orb,: 4ceennt
- • ,str, A
Ditto 3 -”' per Cent
Cent —
P
bittel).kerr.

72i i
, ..i.ecount
ATinese, 1853, 3 per Cent.
46/
b --,,tt() se,
aiSt. '''
Dittol):'4n, 1822 £ St., 5 per Cent
99_1
tto 41 per,Cent.
67.1
Ditto Seer Cent., 1859
par
fiarcilt? criP)
Ditto n' 5 per Cent
86k
i&,1‘10 Account
46/
i;.isli 3 Per Cent
46k
Ditto
Account
31/
t'To New Deferred, 3 per Cent.
34i
'T„ll,`° Account
Ditty 1 6 per Cent
83/ 4/ i I I
Ace
Ditto xe.:ll-Lotan.
„,,bitto Account
691 70 i
Lu!tto r_.
D ,Auaanteed 4 pz.r Cent.
102/
A., itto Account '
vfanezuela 21. per Cent.
Ditto A _co-
28i
bi 'Le lint
15
tto 1 Per Cent
Dividends on the above
payable in
THREE O'CLOCK.
London.
Coneols, Aloney 952 1
I
Ditto Account (Oct.) .... • • 95