The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

'ONE2 MARKET AND CITY NEW,S.

CITY, Two o'CLocK.
During the past week there has not been much
change of importance in the various branches of
business throughout the manufacturing districts.
At Leeds a steady demand was experienced for
heavy cloths, and the manufacturers generally are
Well employed. At Bradford piece goods were in
ir demand, and yarns were in moderate request
at former quotations. Business at Manchester
has decidedly improved, and the prices of cloths and
Yarns have shown an upward tendency. The
Woollen and worsted hosiery trade at Leicester con-
tinues active, all useful descriptions of goods being
'll active demand, and the stocks on the hands of
manufacturers are exceedingly light. At Birming-
ham, Wolverhampton, Sheffield, Walsall, no ma-
terial alteration can be recorded in the various hard-
Ware trades connected with these towns.
In the Liverpool Cotton Market on Saturday
uasiness was rather less active, and prices were
bales,
supported. The sales were estimated at 8,000
and The Railway Share Market closed steadily,
quotations tended upwards.
A quieter tone pervades the general discount
iaarkst, although the enquiries, both in Lombard
street and at the Bank of England, continue active. ess pressure, however, is now experienced, as the
"Maud is chiefly confined to the ordinary require-
lants of trade, whereas it has recently been stimu-
ited by numerous payments in connection with
loans asiiand other special operations. The
tistanee needed by the commercial community,
"i"ever, is sufficient to sustain a good demand,
veeanse mercantile engagements are now being
for eanducted on a larger scale. Full rates are there-
e suPported, and very few bills are negotiated
Under the Bank minimum. At the Stock Exchange
laare business is reported in money, owing to the
al3PAr4ehing liquidation of the account in Consols.
Another attempt has been made to establish a
lining Exchange, and on the present occasion the
BuPporters of the movement seem likely to p rove
tBall;e„ce.,saful- Numerous subscribers have been ob-
r,:eu, and business has been actively cora-
ri,L'acsd in the; rooms selected for the purpose.
:tue institution, if conducted on the principles ad-
t° then by its promoters, will be highly beneficial
iLth°e engaged in share transactions, and also
The
public confidence in mining enterprise.
Of'uo cause of the late depreciation in the shares
tretahe Mariquita Company appears to have been
r, advices from New Grenada that the
for there had commenced a law-suit
ender
the
purpose of cancelling the lease
Minna.
Which the company hold the Santa Anna
food Will send
ia'reB* The directors state that there is no principle
a I.,n'cv or equity to justify the cancelling the lease,
to their agents in Bogota instructions
a„r Protecting the interests of the company. A
.1,"!? t advance is reported in the exchange at New
se ric, and larger consignments of gold may be con-
toq"'itly expected The money market, according
Without intelligence received to-day, remained
„,°ut any variation of importance.
ha;ne transactions in the Railway Share Market
ata: been rather numerous, and prices in most in-
burgh-ees have shown an upward tendency. Edin-
ea Perth, and Dundee, Great Westerns, Lan-
tia ivre and Yorkshire, North-Western, Midland,
Cal loi"°1111-EaSterll (Berwick), have advanced ss.
Ease°lliall 105. ; Eastern Counties, and South-
Northernhave receded about 3s. ; Brighton, Great
ng.T,South-Western, and Stockton and Dar-
tinotaTionhs.ave been in fair request at fully late
in tL mar ate business has been transacted to-day
4d:te tnket for Foreign Securities, which have
sion aced in consequence of the favourable impres-
tieZreaneed by the advices received from the Con-
te have The proposed Congress at Brussels seems
rnarkvae given great satisfaction, and as the money
ch 4180 Presents an easier appearance some
bee aisea of stock have been made for the
provemeer
Recount, which have led to an im-
fer,einent, Consols having been dealt in at 96
lsze;°i,4eY, and at 961 a for the 6th proximo. The
Pr "shrees and the Reduced A nnunities have im-
-1,44
cetla
93/ Indian New Loan Stock has ad-
heeteu; ; ; ditto Scrip to 1031, but the De-
to 2,•18i kl 850) have receded to 9G a, and the Bonds
Pretk -8' Exchequer Bills are steady at 295. 31s.
Perei
heBin gn Securities, in which a fair amount of
tigot net has taken place, were mostly at enhanced
791 !hens. Turkish 6 per Cents. have risen to
has been
and the New to 681 69 ; the rise, however,
48 been most conspicuous in Mexican Stock, which
eell 22f 23,
'ate the . .
as the accounts received to-day in-
eropese,, probability of the negotiations for the
being 't treaty between America and Mexico
the I.e,snmed. Russian 41 per Cents. are 99, and
of the 3 per Cent. Loan is to I per cent.
29t l'in• Venezuela 21 per Cents, have risen to
thebeezt
Foreign
In 7.
Market but little business has
to
12recorded. Lombardo-Venetian have advanced
41, and l2k ; Bahia and San Francisco brought
; and Gr t Luxembourg,
The c ea 71.
flatter .
`G at
undertakings have been a shade
Ore.•,'rand Trunk of Canada declined to 381 ;
io, "'; Western of Canada to 141 ; East Indian to
',0., Joint Indian Peninsula were 981.
shownil Stook Bank and Miscellaneous Shares have
Of A a slight improvement. London Chartered
ustralia
ziada. Telegsrsa.p;
have improved ss. ; London and
~Vcstnlinster,
Electric
hand London and County, 10s. ;
have advanced £1; and Ca-
bien)(4and, £3 to £4 ; Peel River Land and Van
44'8 Land have brought former values.

tlttr
a Isit FIINDS TRIG DAY A.T
Per Cent It 6. d
ape,
r, • e uceAnnuities
96a t
liiew i'ellt. Consols Annuities ON9SE
kO'CLOCK.
95 1
lnd• Yer Cent. Annuities....
1);,„ik tOelc - 1
000000000000000000000
1031 1
bit!tco,
SAM per Cent
1031 3 i
.„,,e Loan p 5 per cent ..
.4tto
D• tto I)l3lCibib;* tedisn,:le:soolBBssB9 _
961
1-xtip!o or
.Account (Nov 8)
961 1
11eob lin•
29 31
bitt •-" .1.1113, £l,OOO, I}d..
29 31
h 4500 .
.........
31
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29
Sall, I2d. .....
pittel
kr •i•
ilr
i,t!.lls)Ppe!e?letillGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
96j
e,,..tt0 4 per Cent. 1858
'lll4ll, 6 per Cent .
89
i.]:: itto Al
1 4 .. per Cent.
allotil 3 per Cent
1 t 1 4_,.'`"ri tittOll4'4lleSep2C2lll;4t CentS.
t.
...' . 5.
.•
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Cent!..
29-2:
3
Dittob. 3 per Cent 1859
14° SeriP, "
_
SPDl)Rniititt,sollA,3,Pecoriniet.e.n..t..... . .3.
p. .... ......
.. 4342: : 1
_
,ivti-huiirki•ortlit',olN6eNpverD:eferred,
,‘,.itto Account
79:
-.,l)!."..'N'evr Loannt ..........
bitto
e:laceectinnpetr Cent.
29/ i
1100,01 D,
2iviipdeenrdeseonnt
,thEexab:svfe.
Ditto 4f per . Ex. 25f
payable in Londoa.
O'CLOCK.
Cent.,
TWO
961 i
Consols, Money
961
Ditto Account (Nov.)
Consols fur Account, December..
lluE ei

hot - %oNGREss.—Some of our generally well-kinl-
Pre4lB:4—,th.ilY contemporaries, as well as those of thewee y
kiltirdtatir.._,2:oleLearae out yesterday, have grasped
racCP? at the somewhat apocryphal statement that
ants
rather too
aiid j 4 London. by telegraph to the effect that F
had agreed to anEuropean Congress upo.rn the
4011,8 °f Italy." We cannot help thinking that this an-
reßt"learaent is still premature. The statement does not
Rive any sufficient authority. We must still refuse to
.WOll info - credence, although a contemporary who has been
tior,
3rtned on foreign affairs, not only gives it circuit",
rum' In feels itself " safe in stating that the prevalent
Vll6urs
mt. approaching Congress, in which this. country
jog
i.O part, are well founded." We cannot join in think-
the oe„„l's,elvcs " safe" in coming to any such conclusion. On
Nve ,„.,"larY, the only part of the announcement in which
proffilsposed to place reliance is the addition that " the
take 1 RiarY conditions are not formally settled." While we
Lient,?ave to express our doubts as to the "complete agree-
R•i• - tesPecting a Congress which is alleged b the tey-
Goaplfrom Paris to exist between the French andl English
hasy..°l_
sene,nts, we are far from denying that
rlcceu'sr.n.,a.l.,son9 considerable discussion, andth.aottneeeygeuryes day
1U51031.-
06„4:7!1Y brings it nearer and nearer to a c
Rov
„ .
,AL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS.—The following
Rentlern. ' for —ll uavin,, undergone the necessary examinations
rne tr diploma wee admitted embers of the college at a
kee4ll4' of the Court of Examinersm on the 4th inst., viz.:—
eitsts•3.siisr Samuel Blakely, Aughnacloy, county of Tyrone ,
_Co.uper,
JosephsFinbury-circus •, John Peniston, Bury,A,?• -
e ,T.,9.,
ater, Clitheroe, Lancashire ; William
eltl`. ~ic Crofts, Church Grcsley, Ashby-de-laZouch ; and
4rle3 St, John Youlis-terrace, Onslow-squaro.