The Sun.
London, England, 1859-09-16 00:00:00

prices :

Per 81bs. by the Carcass.
s. d. 0.
d.
Inferior Beef 2 10 to 3 0 Ink. Mutton. 3 2to 3 0
Mid, d 0..... 32t0 3 6 Mid. do 3Bto 4
Pm.largedo. 38t03 10 f Prime do. 42to 4 ,
Do. small do. 4 oto 4 4 I Veal 3 4to 4
Large pork.. 3 6to 3 8 I Small pork 4 2to 4 6

BOROUGH,HOP.
The supply of new hops, both from Sussex and Ken.t,
has become extensive. Good and fine new samples are
fair request, at fullprices ; but other kinds move off slowlY•
Yearling and old hops continue to give way in Price'
The .duty is called £265,000.
New Mid and East Kent 80s to 1008 per cwt.
Weald of Kent 65s to 80s ~
Sussex.... 608 to 72s ~

TEA.—A rather
largeO L
amount
L .
of business has beau
at the late advance. Comou Congea is quoted
161 d per lb.
SUGAR.—The market has not exhibited much activity,
but a fair b • A
business has been done at about former rates.
rather large quantity was offered at public sale, but only' :
small portion was disposed of. In the refined rear°
rather easier terms haste been current.
COFFEE.—There has been rather extensive sales
o
Plantation Ceylon, and prices have declined about 6d to is
per cwt. Other descriptions have been in moderate de-
mand at about previous rates.
RlM—There has been rather more inquiry, and in
• some
instances a slight improvement has taken place.
and a few
SALTPETRE.—The market remains steady,
parcels have been disposed of at previous values.
limited,
TALLOW.—The transactions have been rather
the spot is
particularly for forward delivery. P.Y.C. on
eu ,
quoted 57s 3d to 578 6d, and last three on
57s
per cwt.

It appears that Parma,
as well as Tuscany, el
,emplates issuing proposals for a loan.

CONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS.

CITY, Two o'CLocx.

The markets for Foreign and Colonial produce
during the last few days have exhibited rather
More activity, and in some instances prices have
sbo a decided improvement, particularly as re-
gards tea, which has advanced about ld. per
lb. Sugars have been in moderate request at
,about late rates, but in the refined mar-
ket less firmness has been apparent. Coffee
owing to the large quantity announced for public
eenpetition, has been dull, only a small portion
having been taken by the trade at a decline of 6d.
to is. per cwt. Rice and fruit have commanded
full
values, especially the newly-arrived currants,
which have been dealt in to some extent at a slight
advance in prices. Saltpetre has continued in fair
demand, but tallow has exhibited slight symptoms
ej depression. P.Y.C., on the spot, is quoted 575.
3d. to 578. 6d., and last three months, 575. 6d. per,
ewt.

T °Wing to the diminished inquiry for money in
-I.4oDabard-street and at the Bank. of England, first-
!lass bills are now negotiable at 2 per cent. There
18 an abundance of capital ; and whenever the de-
14and falls off competition is stimulated, and accom-
modation is granted on terms a fraction under the
°Melo.' minimum, by which means the Bank is ex-
cluded from active participation in the general dis-
coun
t business of the market.

The advices received this morning from America,
60 the 3d inst., contain no new feature of import-
aece• The Stock Market continued active, and
London
was without alteration. The exchange on
4-4ondon was a fraction higher, viz., 110 3-16ths.
The amount of specie in the City banks on the 27th
of August was £4,145,612, being a decrease of
135,076 compared with the previous return.
The Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday closed
heavily, and prices remained without material
atteration. The sales amounted to 8,000 bales.
About £12,000 in gold was taken into the Bank
Yesterday.
Speculative business in the English Stock Mar-
ket
continues inactive, bulls and bears being equally
disinclined to enter into extensive transactions, but
he Funds, notwithstanding variations of 3to per
ant., are well maintained, because the tendency of
Illonetary and political affairs must be considered
favourable. The fall produced by the advices from
China
was merely temporary, prices having speedily
returned to their former level, although a
tittle depression is again perceptible. Consols
have
been 957 -} for money, and 951 for account;
they are now 951 and 951 t respectively. The
New lndian Loan Scrip is 100 i and numerous
Investments are still reported. As soon as buyers
obtain the security they avail themselves of the
privilege
of paying in advance in order to obtain
e 3 per cent. discount. Indian Debentures are
Ared—
y at 95i, and Exchequer Bills at 235. to 255.
P.

A fair amount of business is recorded in Foreign
*eettrities, and prices are without material
alteration. Turkish 6 per Cents. are 83 to 84 ;
ditto New, 69: to 70; Dutch 21 per Cents. are
steady at 653 ; Mexican, at 21-, ; Brazilian 4-I per
Cents.,l at 95" ; and Buenos Ayres Deferred, at
;':1- to 20. Russian 3 per Cents. are firm, at
i; and ditto Scrip, at -,-,', dis.
Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., give the following
48 the price of American Securities :
Redeemable. Prices.
States 6 per Cents-- 1867-1868
Aia•bu_ per Cent Bonds
144f.„ata,a per Cent. Bonds —
kart4Y 6 per Cent. Bonds 1868.72
ka-5.,,...4 5 per Ct. Str. Bonds
.r4saehusetts 5 per Cent. Str.
°Ili() 6 - -
per Cent. Stock ......
Po.,'„s3lYania per Ct. Stock.
,„-sYlvania 5 per Ct. Bonds
•vr,essee 6 per Cent. Bonds.
gi.xlia 6 per Cent. Bonds ..
rginia 5 per Cent. St. Bonds
Illinois per Per Cent. St. Bonds
Ilif,,'°!B Central 7 per Cent.
ji41.8 Central 6 per Cent. ..
'gaols Central 7 per Cent.
ereelands)
.Bhares, 60 dols. paid
b'euigan Central 8 per Cent
p°. 40. shares
--„,.4aina 7 per Ct., Ist mort-
beg. Str. Bonds not cony..
• O. lst. do.
evr 'York Central 6 per Ct ,
1,111_,4 convertible .
'w York Central 7 per Ct ,
t 4400
Z'n'l7vertsible from June 15,
1864
Wow. do. shares
INie mortgagetgage rk and Erie, 7 per Ct ,
1883 t,
w York and Erie 7 per Ct.,
x_e_olrvertible
Yo per and Erie 7 Ct
41'111 g fund 1875
1)81
0. . a 40. shares 5 9
Business in the Railway Share Market has been
receedingly quiet, and lower rates have been cur-
ri,t for several of the principal undertakings.
eCaledonian,o Eastern Counties, Great Western, and
.Ith-Eastern (York), have declined ss. ; Lanca-
ll's and Yorkshire, North-Western, Midland and
South-Eastern have advanced ss. to 10s. More
Arlos. More
however, is now reported.
ale 'uo Foreign and Colonial undertakings have
ao° shown a downward tendency. Great Luxem-
alicil'g are at 62 61 ; Pernambuco, 101 ; and Sambre
Meuse, 64- 61 ; East Indian receded to 99 ;
6, eat Indian Peninsula to 971; and Great Western
°`
„..eatada to 132.
bt:eiat Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares
any; exhibited little variation in values. London
471 Westminster are dealt in at 50 ; Peel River at
I aud. Red Sea Telegraph at 15. Z

1886

1877
Divers
1886
1888

96 98
75 77
92 94
92 94

100 102
98 100
81 83
83 85
81 83
84 86
84 86

1875 80 82
1875 76 78

1860 83 85
39 37 dis
1869 80 82
38 42

1859 101 102
1865 98 100

iID in.
ONE O'CLOCK.
--.4.151/ DAY AT -3, Per Cent. Consols
THIS
95i i I
tudia stTelt`-onsols Annuities
Ditto bor
'N.te Loa "9, per Cent. lOOl I
r' seri , -
10 b per cent lOOl
Ditto Debentures, IssB
~
951
k:ot,„ 1859 .
k,,,,T18 for Account pet. 11)
I).6eqller Bills £1 000 lid .. 25 3
blitt— 0.. '.. : ... : ............... 25 3
1, 0 Staall, lid:
Ottiii• 11/11.!!5oli. FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK,
tt,, , per Cent. • ...,
114111 -":„. '9 per Cent. 185.8. .........
Dit.7 4-Yres, 6 per Cent
•
"• • • 191 20
tie -'‘4, Deferred
b.
Ditto 3 Per Cent
itils,i' Account
ktrici 3, 1822, £ St., 5 per Cent ...... '
Ditto per Cent., 1859 s_. Le soli_
vii)tilisi 3 Per Cent • —
bittto Account
.... 46/
bit!? I%Tfißr Deferred, 3 per Cent
l'or-ki,' Account
biti!"oll:x6 Per Cent. B3
It
Mir Loan
1 to
6970
...‘ccount
110.1 Dividends on the above payable in London.
lTitt°l, 2i Per Cbnt., En. 25f,
I 'utost,:ti Per Cent.
..'zebange, 12 Guil. 21 per Cent 651
TWO O'CLOCK.

C
°115015, Money 9sa I
Ditto Account (Oct.) 951 •

in imat Red
Sea and. Indiabe Telegraph Company have
that they will prepared to commence opera-
and
441 end after the Ist of October between Alexandria
"I`Pr° 'ell* It appears that the directors have entered into
and N'll4.°ll4lc, nt with the Electric and International
r:P4A,_ompeer for the transmission of messagebseetno
--inexanadnria,and that arrangements have alsos
ar
and orl"4Lwith the Indian Government and the Peninsular
alt e 8 b-(fsitivl44l Steam Navigation Company, regarding
sen India and Aden.
cf tb„ tt., letter to Lieutenant-Colonel Yule,. secretary
rnblic Works Department in Major Cromme-
t„i°O crfskt,ba present Sir H. Havelock objected to the erec-
iXPer,e; tomb over the remains of his father at the. public
411 d Ile himself is to have a design prepared nge
oari tr.' sent out for execution by Major Crommehn,
the
ofat. atone and marble ready for it. At pres!iditbrck
1111boota.e,rlessed in an arched vault, and a soli
soh, ts completed up to the ground level.
Was of the shareholders of the South Wales.
ethe continue-d'us)ree4 to remonstrate strongly against
%all&
inse allowed to enter into any
frotn
-ki."l.Beo ection. with the steam scheme
ever, f-tilford Haven to • Brasil. The matter, how-
dial)°, is not one for public discussion. They have the
I)tietoaalft of their own property, and if a majority of the. pro-
;ss' atta,ea,?°°se to sanction such proceeding, either directly
Ig. th,,--'4g to vote or indirectly by uncpncernedly leave-
Boa, Mattes in the hands of the Board, no outside plr-
vay can be entitled to interfere or complain. W.hen. ra 1-
sets ou're, holders seek public aid to prevent mischievous
the part of the mangagers whom they have them-
-184 selected, the case is just the same as if a shi▪
powner or
Ltate welloPri_l)rietor were to call upon the press to remons-
'oath capta*
of teed
The meeting of the
Ptilper " ales Coinpinan;ris appointed for the 21st inst. The
411srell 4°tioe has doubtless been given, and it is for. the.
the ~ ciders on that occasion to act as they please, within
.rrit of their legal powers.
NESg AND DINGWALL -r„ oSedto tonstruct a railway from the Inverness and
'l' "i7le at Inverness to Dingwall, a distance of 18i miles.
liconee4:.'l3l4ted. cost of this line and stations is £125,000, or.
eiertal Mg less than £7,000 per mile: Should the sit,. _committee succeed in obtaining the requisite• funds t o
a 4-,zt...out the undertaking, it is believed that the line will on
""occaaion be extended further north.

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