The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-08 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
We have a scarcity of arrivals this morning, owing to the pre.
railing N.E. winds.

• THE FUNDS.
The success obtained yesterday by the Reform candidates at the
close of the poll—Messrs. Wood, Pattison, Crawford, and Grote,
who are now chosen to represent the City of London, has given
great satisfaction to their fellow-citizens, who are persuaded they
will do justice to the noble cause of Reform • and in consequence of
which the Funds have somewhat improved this morning.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 92 for the Account, are at
present 92 to ; Exchequer Bills, 40-41 ; India Bonds, 21-23.
A report prevails that Ministers have in contemplation to extend
the number of partners in private banking concerns, which at pre-
sent only consists of six persons.
In the Foreign Market most of the Securities continue at yes-
terday's prices, with the exception of Spanish and Portuguese,
which rather improved, the former to 5415 ; the latter to 863/4 7.
The extensive sale of teas which took place on Tuesday at the
Commercial-rooms, Mincing-lane, finished yesterday. It consisted
of 15,711 chests and boxes of teas from Canton, imported under
the new system of free trade; and the teas sold at an average
price—Bohea, Is. 40. to Is. 10d. per lb. ; Congou, Is. 6d. to
2s. per lb. ; Hyson, 2s. 7d. to 3s. lid. per lb. ; Pekoe, 2s. 1 lid.
to 3s. per lb. The next sale of magnitude will take place at
Liverpool.
It is stated that the Commission for the Reduction of the Na-
tional Debt, will not purchase to the amount this quarter that they
did the last.

, HALF-A ST 0117 E.
An express has been received from MadridP,
and—we can state
upon the best authority—that favourable information has been re-
ceived from the above capital, in respect to the measures which are
going to be adopted by the Spanish Government. The Church
property, as well as the convents, are on the eve of being sold,
and a certain pension is to be given to the persons who will be sii°
ferers by the sale of them. ••"
A National Bank as well as Saving Banks are to '
thrown-out the iiingdoni, and five per cep, oe established
Allow ...
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per annum will be
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The above information ',las improved the Spanish Stock this
~om 54 to 54% 34.
Portuguese has also improved to 87.
Consols maintain their price, 92 to 924 for the Account.
In the Foreign Market the only speculation is in Spanish and
Portuguese Stocks. The other Foreign Securities are much the
same as the early part of the day.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 92 to 92%.

The frost has now set in more intensely than any
thing we have experienced during the last two or three winters.

'PETERS

The nomination for th M'onday last.
The candidates were 1-1: ?ided' Tory,
whose pocket-borough .y Cornthwaite
John Hector, Esq. on the Reform interest. The days of polling
were Tuesday and Wednesday, and notwithstanding the threats
and intimidations of the Tories, Mr. J. could only muster 87 voters
—46 of which were his own tenants : several tradesmen have been
threatened with having their trade taken away, because
they would not vote against their consciences for a man
whose family and himself have kept the town in a state'
of bondage for a century. On the day of nomination, we
observed several .persons with notices to quit on their
hats, who were turned out of their houses and premises
after the election of 1832, many of them for remaining
neuter. One elector stated that his brother and two cousins
were turned out--the one a helpless female, the other a poor
-ripple—with all these dirty means. At the close of the poll,
the numbers were, 103 for Hector, the Liberal, and 87 for
Jolliffe, the Tory ; leaving a majority of 16 for Hectors thQ
people's friend.

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