The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-25 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

A singular circumstance is reported to have taken place yester-
day between the Bank of England and the Treasury, which is sup-
posed to have occurred through mistake on the part of the Bank :
three bills drawn from abroad on the Treasury, and duly accepted,
were presented yesterday at the Bank and refused payment, the
answer of the clerk to the party being " No effects," but in the
course of a few minutes after, notice was sent to the owners of the
bills, that if they were again presented they would be paid, which
wns done in the course of the afternoon.

Money was more plentiful yesterday, and Consols left off firm at
924 93 for the Account, and 921 for money. Exchequer Bills,
36 37; India Bonds, 18 20.

Consols opened this morning at 921 for money, and 94 93 for
the Account.

In the Foreign Market yesterday, the South American securities
considerably declined in the early part of the day, but towards the
close of the market rallied. Still they were in a feverish state, but
Spanish and Portuguese Stocks maintained their prices. They
opened this morning at the following prices :—Spanish Bonds
714 72; Spanish Scrip 10 premium; Portuguese 99,1 100;
Columbiun 50 to 1.
By the Express from Paris, we have Madrid accounts to the 16th
inst., but they do not bring any news from the Theatre of War.
Great anxiety prevails for despatches from General Valdez. Latest
French prices—Five per Cents. 107 f. 70 c.; 3 per Cents. 82f. 10c.;
Coupons 32 ; Cortes Bonds 50.
In the Commercial affairs in the city, great activity prevails.
There is a great demand for Cotton.
The Foreign Exchanges were firm yesterday, and the demand for
precious metals has decreased.
We have received the New York Price Current of the 27th ult.
It is void of news. Bank Stock, 10934-110. Exchange on Lon-
don, 8% 3%.
HALF-PAST ONE.
At length the bets which were pending to a considerable amount,
from sixteen to twenty thousand pounds, both at Lloyd's and the
Stock Exchange, that Portuguese Stock would not be done this
Account at par, have been lost this morning, and we hear that some
of them have already been paid.
Consols continue firm at 92 93 for the Account, and 92-Z for
money, with little doing. At present, Exchequer Bills are 36 37 ;
India Bonds, 18 20 ; Bank Stock, 214.
In the Foreign Market, Mexican Stock receded to 49&, owing
to the accounts received
Spanish from
Scrip,V eir.oa
prom.
r. ;e
mth. a; otherport
Portuguese, 100
I secu-
rities
93. T THREE O'CLOCK.
remain at much the same prices as in the morning. Spanish
CBoolnodms'bi7anl! Li; 51 ; Dutch, 57f1;i
.USING PRICES.
FUNDS.
S ock
D';:o
Sou: .h F,a Soak
DA'CI O d Ar.toit'es
D:tto N.w Anna—les
Ex. Ellis, p
Ditto s'll 3q pm.
Ditto at.
Bank Stock for Op;. 2lB
India Sock ior Act.
Consols for Act.

Consols for the Account, 92-
THE FUNDS.—C]

BRITIS

Bank Stook
3 per Cent Red 91%
3 per Cent Con 4 9:2%
"”,, per Cent. lOO
:”4 per Cent. Red CJ%
New IW, Fer Cent 100;a
4 per Cent. Assented
Dissented ...........
Long Annuities to expt,
Ja.a r) l6 15-16
Oct. 1E59
Jan, 100 lit,„;
1 013.E1G3

UNDS.

Austrian, 5 per cent _
Belgian, 5 per cent
_
fizilian Bonds
rz
83
13iienos Ayres, 6 per cant —
Cliilnin, 6 per cent 531,i
Columbian, 6 per cent. —
Ditto, I S• 2 ;

Portuguese Bonds, 5 per cent..9'N
Dtto, Now Ditto 9994
Prus,ian. 5 per cent.
I?uss;an Bonds, 5 per cent 103.1:,
Ditto, Metz.l.lic
Spa n ;,i',ll, 5 per cent 71,,,,
Ditto, 1:431 7O.
French, 5 per cent ... ...... —I. —c.
Exchange ... —f —C.
French, 3 per cent. —f. c
Dutch, 23 per .......
Ditto, 5 per cent 102

. .
Danish -
Gree; 13011LIS, 16:!:). 5 per cent
Mexican, 5 per cent., 18'25 _
Ditto, 1812.5, 6 per rent.—
Peruvian, 6 per cent