The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-29 00:00:00

ONE MARKET

AND
(31VITSIlet Raj :IL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, Two o'CLocir.

Veera from Liverpool state that the Cotton
t on Saturday closed with some animation,
Prices of all kinds were extreme. Brazils wera
?fer lb. dearer than on Friday. The sales were
JO bales, 1,000 of which were ta,len for expoit,
2,000 on speculation. The Railway Share
et was quiet, without any alteration in quo-
it,
ti, ng the next few days there is likely to be
lecrease in the general demand for money,
, bard-areet and the Bank. Not only has
i.ort to be made for settlements at the Stock
linge, but a large amount must also be ern-
;lin liquidating tbebills maturing on the 4th,
Likewise in making the necessary arrangements
remittances to the East at that period. The
:!es both in India and China are certainly
.?ede lower, but the reduction is not
;est to cause a material diminution in the
uIY exports. It is probable, however, that
ltantity despatched in the course of. the
t week will not be so extensive as
since the shippers have been awaiting
kivices, and the interval between the de-
of the mail, and the departure of the steamer
brief to admit of contracts being entered
't the transmission of a very considerable total.
the future scale of these exports may be it is
ible, now to decide, but the disaffection
the Indian army and the renewed disturb-
-41 the money markets at Calcutta and Born-
Nlid lead to the inference that the drain
'till be of an excessive character. In the
'tee gold is steadily accumulating at the
,of England, and since the 20th inst.,
the aggregate stock of bullion stood at
,8621., several important additions have
Ltil, ade, the- quantity of specie sold to
,;`nerities last week being at least 250,0001. or
11. With regard to the commercial paper of
1) it is not supposed that the amount then
bleb is very heavy, but the extraordinary acti-
Itear commerce, exo m pli fied by i he last Board of
lreturns, and the high prices of• raw mate-
' llecessarily absorbs an immense supply of
0 and these periodical arrangements, how-
Iht comparatively, always exercise some in-
The terms for money " out of doors" are
ht., but choice paper is in some cases ne-
lille at 5i per cent., showing a slight tendency
Week the imports of specie were about
ii'.,
and the exports, as far as can be ascer-
' 250,000/.
silver market is very quiet, but rather
Bars are ss. lid. per ounce standard.
i; is an absence of buoyancy and animation
glish Stock Market to-day, the news from
igill weighing upon values. As there appears
441ediat, p ospect of an advance, some of the
:431's have closed their account', and
, absence of purchases, the market
Or droops. Consols have been 921 ii,
t the opening 92i 93. The New Three per
are 92a i., and the Reduced 921 i. Batik
~..,‘is 212& to 214. Exchequer Bills are very
'4) being l''s. to ss. discount ; and India
?e at 10s. to 7s. disconnt.
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amount of business his been done in Fo-

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,hooks, and-prices are firm. Turkish 6 per
Wave been 961, and the present quotation is
Op
li 4 per Cents. are 102. Spanish 3 per
oto 42, and the Passive si. Portuguese
ettts. have been dealt in at 47. Russian 5
litB. at 1101; and Dutch 2-i per Cents. 651.
following. are the nominal prices of Foreign
,'Grenada Deferred Bonds, 6 6i; Mexi; +n,
' Peruvian 4 per Cents. 77A 81; ditto 3 per
153 i 4/ ; Portuguese 3, per Cents., 46 41;
~
" 0 pet Cents., 109 111 ; di t )44 per Cents.,
;c:Paniah 3 per Cents., 41/ 2i; ditto De-
-45k 261 ; ditto Certificates, 6/ i ; ditto
,ilailwayg
market has been rather flatter but
,
}the arran elnents connected with the set-
there is little business in progress. Great
ittit Lancashire,. and Yorkshire, North
i t and North Eastern (Berwick), are
It° i per cent. lower than on Satur-
n the Foreign market very few dealings are
• Grand Trunks are marked 56i 57, and
yep 55/. Great Western of Canada were
I. Foreign shares are neglected.
g Shares are inactive. Banks remain
'land also miscellaneous, which are very dull.

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FUND 3.—CLOSING P &ICES —THIS DAY.
(From the Offictal List:)
llot
Nt.}c Business done.
214 12
• ba: Reduced Annuities 92
cr Cent. Annuities wa i 4, i
I(l,lities, expire sth Jan. 1860 —
klio4 Irears expire sth April, 1885 lB 1-16
4, .01m
lkder £lOOO 5 d
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-tf4;,• 92i f 8 i
tor 40116.rir:
93 2t
per iiiiis,;td. '
5 10 3 d
,h 4 .... . ... •
10 d
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Sli
.. ..... -•......... •
83 2 d
tl ~ I
'') OF FOREIGN FUNDS—THIS DAY.,• g 6
Per Cont.
'.',e°ll(l6, per Cent lO2
,c, Bonds 5 per Cent., Con. 1841 •
t 53 , 47 t
.i , 3 per Cent
-oasis, 1822 C St., 5 per Cent llOl
ill llonE 5 ' per Cent.
It4P'Nd - 1
klitk 8,3 per Cent.
Passive
Deferred, 3 per Cen* --
54
f 1 per cent 961 51 6
4 'count ..961 3-
Account
4 per Cent.
'ceolint *
It btvidends on the above rayable in I.,,ndch.
`(21‘4.1..1g0, 24 per Cent., 12 Guilders 651
''' Cent. Certificates .......
THREE O'CLOCK.
tlani
-'8 for account, July 9 92a i ex d
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4-1-Pg SILIPPING.—(This Day.)

ita 41reeze, and fine,qthongv.z,t this
c loud day y
at time at noon,
sW.S.W. ;
fiiiats4o,...trrn,, June 2i.—Wind CI S.E. to W.S.W.—
‘ll\4l2ler Majesty's steam?r Buffalo, from Woolwich.
I .Et er Majesty's ship Princess Charlotte, for China,
\ktkclicl Melbourne.
tkptITEE. June 28.—The Europa (barque), abandoned,
rkitity of grain on deck, and also floating along-
,,-!passed Ist June, in 35 N., 35 W., by the Alex.-
'rived here.
ttit)4 th,
,7 •
k• ',4:---Elizabeth Walker, from Jamaica ; Pen Har-
Brunswick • Arey, Mobile; Ann Baldwin,
Englishman, 'Quebec ; Ano, Dunkirk ; Anne
k' grAbeth, Nijkjubuif ; Valleyfield, Bahia; J. P.
\s,
„,3.vannah ; Maria Clothilde, Santandar ; Redan,
i R 4rah Newman, St. John's, N.B. ; Eastern
I:0 ',,l,Lstine • Rockall. and John Duncan, St. John's,
(. i.ereat ' Oak, New Orleans ; Ashburton, New
Ictory, Ostend.
k!S•t.
-k44 I, Meru* 'from Smyrna ; Neptune, Jaffa ;
i 4; h.A.athbrand, and Norden, Odessa ; Thor, Alex-
,tetlien, Cantina ; Florence, Galatz ; Conquering_
eXtuldria.
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(PER ELEOTRLO TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, Monday Morning.

QUEENSTOWN, June 27.

SIIsmAsINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
Ocl GRAVESEND, Monday, 9.30 a.m.
qy 4. Tv. • e
tide fifth hour's ebb • cloudy.
b
Jun 28th—Prussian, from Genoa ; Alert,
thp e-, Guernsey ; Amitie, Thisted • Marada, Tre-
oetlillg Grove, Algoa Bay ; Sagalien;Rangoon.
SnpetJune 29—San wet BFernando, from Cien Fuegos;
Weatavia ; Two Friends, Guernsey; Sew
ilm%l °tobo.
' June 23--Royal Blue Jacket, for Naples.
June 29—Triton, steamer, for Calais.
DIAL, Monday Morning.

pr.
by S. ; moderate.
ot A4ll mouth Rock, from New York, for London ;
Vibk‘ttebec Quebec, London • Ripon, s.s., having the
e. in' tow wstward, L'ondon ; Liverool Lo-
) A,-" ro'rk ; Spirit of the North, London, Shanghai;
Al4aih-lexander, London, Calcutta.
Prince Rupert, from Jamaica, for London.
,L seq•—Challenge, from London, for Gibraltar.

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o Il„llarquence of the severe domestic affliction of
Mayor and Lady Mayoress, ioned by
der. at Meerut, of Colonel Finny, the only
the Lord Mayor, the intended entertain-
," the Mansion-house to-morrow (Tuesday), the
Y4l Friday, the 10th of July, are necessarily
4e4. d
0 1,11 A
i`tid-1111 TREASURES EXHIBITION.—The admissions
qtytaY were by season ticket., 872, and on payment
t,,044_
--eg, 5,035 ; total, 5,907. On Saturday thelF moat
t?, "readmitted by season ticket, 1,639, and on
5,721 ; total, 7,360. The arrivals by railway
1'411932 on Friday, and 4,506 on Saturday.
?.4),',,14 ACCIDENT ON TUE Rlveß.—Yesterday some
(h °
t' we
[bathing in the River Thames off Fulham,
Oth,;", whose clothes were left on the bank, sank.
I;4l'l4b°Y jumped into the water and tried to save
ii,klea„..was unable. The name of the boy could not
"°, and his body had not been recovered np to
,Iril„.,karlhorough Election Committee, on Saturday,
kr• Baring duly elected.
•4f • By Mrs. 0 AnisTOORACIES. Gore. 3 vols.
yoll,,hardly suppose any reader of modern works of
Cequires criticism on the abilities of Mrs. Gore.
1,141144:0 been long recognised as very great, and the
(qii —II of her novels has not diminished since she
lytittLl/e4ted in the novel producing world. Her Two
ties will will increase in fame. This.the history of
`ttlt:i-°oracy of birth, and that of industry. In
"
is fruitful and in interesting, in execution,
tt:tN,-„bd, faultless, in style seductive, and though
1),014,"t'Y satirical;it is never offensively so. We have
4 ~Mre. Gore for a very charming story, grace-
-" n3efully narrated."— Observer.

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