The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-05 00:00:00

°IVEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS.

CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
rue return from the Bank of England, for the
Week ending the 2d of November, exhibits no ma-
terial alteration, with the exception of those con-
nected with the payments due on the 4th of the
Month. Owing to the increased demand for
Money the other securities have been increased by
about three-quarters of a million sterling, and the
reserve of notes has been slightly trenched upon.
The private deposits have been largely augmented,
but a slight diminution is apparent in the public
lee Posits. The bullion still continues at a high per
eettage, although a small diminution is apparent.
The various items of the balance-sheet, and the
charges s they present, are shown in the subjoined
table
Active Circulation 122,319,455
Increase •• •• •• •• 85,985
. 16,836,386
Decrease 82 165
. •• ••
Rest

Increase • • "
Public Deposits . 5 512,538
8,571
•.• . ,
Decrease .. • • " 78,007
Other Deposits
.. 14,671,619
Increase .. , 650,167
even Day and other Bills .. 907,172
Decrease ..•
33,018
Oevertunent Securities •. • 10,875,157
•
Other Securities No alteration.
18,809,026
Increase 715,863
Notes Unemployed . 8,436,450
1, Decrease 111,380
a fur
In the Foreign Exchanges yesterday afternoon
ther slight decline took place in the rate on
lA;nlsterdani ; the Vienna and Trieste quotations,
"vever, were rather higher.
At the Bank of England yesterday there were
te bullion operations of any importance.
The Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday closed
steadily, and prices tended upwards. The sales
arQoun*d to 10,000 bales.
Ample provision appears to have been made for
the Mercantile bills which became due yesterday,
as 11° failures of importance have been announced.
Thediscount
abundance of money and the low rates of
Iseonnt enable the commercial community to
Provide for their engagements without difficulty,
"Peeially as trade, although comparatively quiet,
min a healthy condition. The demand for
" "
ey continues active, at full quotations.
Since Monday last the imports of specie have
'e about £890,747, and the exports £568,140,
texclusive of the following shipments direct from
,b°,1140/1 to the Continent during the week ending
4oursday last :
Gold Coin,
Calais 9O ozs.
Ditto Boulogne
Ditto bars, Cadiz
Silver coin, Boulogne
Ditto Calais l,OOO „
rh, Ditto Rotterdam 6OO ~
tt±ll6re has been very little animation to-day in
.7 market for English securities, business, as usual
"4: Saturday, being very dull, but continued firm-
s is apparent, Consols having been 961 I, and
bitey are now rather buoyant, being 96: buyers for
N'vestment, and 961 for the December account. The
aileaw Threes and the Reduced are firm, at 94'i 96,
st„,the New 21 per Cent. at 801. Bank Stock is
to y' at 2251 to 227 ; India ditto has advanced
2ge 25; ditto New Loan remain at 103-. 1, and the
at 1034- ; ditto Debentures (1858), have
to Pnteved to 9611; Exchequer Bills are marked 28s.
A'is• Prem.
moderate amount of business is recorded in
t:ign Securities, and prices show increased . ,
firm-
ditto Turkish 6 per Cents. are 781 to 79,
1031' N.?) 671 to 681; and the 4 per Cents. are
Ayres Mexican has improved to 22: a; Buenos
91—°'erred to 201 ; Peruvian 41 per Cents. to
la:f; Russian 5 per Cents. to 1101, and Spanish
o 66
rred to 321; Dutch 21 per Cent. have receded
NBusiness in the Railway Share Market has been
or inactive. Prices, however, are fully sustained.
vickl,l Western, Midland, North Eastern (Ber-
k)' and South Eastern have improved ss. ; and
1314-Leasbil'e and Yorkshire, 10s. ; London and
Tehigvall have declined 10s.
bar, e Forei-n
g and Colonial lines are dull. Lom-
-oa:l3Venetian realised 11:-; Great Western of
Nati a'aa have declined to 14 ; and East Indian ad-
o to
x• 2.
there oint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares
tom has been a very limited inquiry. Union of
•cDit °II have advanced about ss. ; Australian A gri-
ll., ural declined 10s. ; and Van Dieman's Land
"meed 65. to 10s.

PRICES.
227 51 7
;tank 13stRITISII FUNDS--CLOSING
~ r, (Mc
95 4/
‘; - '-'11t• Reduced Annuities
96i i
titer Cent. Consols Annuities
94 0
,Nt w 3 per Cent. As
iliedi,t26ltpoecrlceen.t. Annuities
103 i
~pitto, 1859, .. il.e; ..........
.Vto Loan. Scrip, 5 per cent
961
;!si!tto Debenttu'es, 1858
2d 1 p
,htto
foss'Bo £l,OOO
961 I
irnsols
o (Nov. 8)
28 31
i%t,llequer Bills, £l,OOO, 11d ..
28
—um size,
u 11d.
u OREIGN FUNDS--CLOSING
elloa Ayres, 6 per Cent
201
Ditto Deferred xiQan 3 per Cent.
;PRICES.
22! I I I
... Ditto Ac
court .
911
prilvian 41 per de.n.i ....
451
°ll-Nrilese, 1853, 3 per Cent.
44
Ditto 3 per Cent., 1866, '7 and '9
1_91197.1 : 1
ussian, 1822, £ St., 5 per Cent
Ditto,
iittttoe :I, per. ceennt.: o
Ditto, 3 per e t . 18-9 .
. (zip, ......................
Palush 3 per Cent —
Ditto New Deferred,
32/
Ditto Account
pla-Il
Dittol)lkiit'tol 1 A6c pc
oe 3 per Cent.
is. h Coin. Cert. of Coup, not funded 4l
tuir Ctent. 7Bl
79
Guaranteed, 4 per Cent.
Dividends on the above payable in London.
btach Exchange, 12 Guil. 21 per Cent.. • 69
Consols, Money
a i
Ditto Account (Nov.)
96
TWO
967 .
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buyersLo O'CLOCK.
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Consols for Account, December 9Bl
NI. d,

A al• de Montalembert is again to be
prosecuted.
dhlet in which he republished the article which drew
TheovniPataapWarning upon the Correspondant has been seized.
to liXelluds stated in the warrant of seizure are' exciting,
Ar.l ang contempt of the Government."
Preuch Paulin, the manager of the Illustration (the
p 1,,,, Illustrated News), has just died of a liver corne-
Lacrit• He was one of the founders of the National, the
ti
theican journal which was suppressed at h
o.‘:)coup d'etat.
hi "occasion of the Emperor's visit to Corn-
boereglie2 the new imperial train prepared by the Northern
e
ts. •P4hY Was used for the first time. It consists of nine
tria •
With ges, In which are four sitting rooms, communicating
pa, each other. The principal one, intended for the Em-
rngt and Empress, is lined with green watered silk and
~ ecco leather, the roof being of dark bird's-eye maple:
[tile Carriage is divided into two parts, and forming
and saloon which can be thrown open on all sid9s, am" tits second being designed for a dining-room. The third
tuta°r. is intended for the Prince Imperial and his gouv.er-
be • , and the fourth for the ladies and officers of the im-
kiterlhalelihearedhoolds. The other carriages are fitted up as a
ffics.
r We have had this week the settlement of the
itt-110:14,erituillisisiagcco un t, and a holiday on the Stock Exchange,
in consequence, has not been quite so active
Share Mai ket, though a good average amount
1711'ueeil tran'aeted in dividend stocks,. and a larger amount,
dividendz:r°P°rtien in progressive mines; in fact, many of the
/nines have risen so high that brokers find a diffi-
tatlttY in recommending investments, except in progressive
those past calls, and on the eve of dividends. Among
it",Bo mostly dealt in have been—East Russell, North
bepert, North Downs, Wheal Unity, East Carn Brea,
eDoti Caradon, Gonamena, Craddock Moor, Hingston
all'e, , Penileen Vale of Tow, Wheal Uny, Rosewa.me
elkeoldh,eCrsli.flormd,:Wan9est wets ton Stray Park, Wheal Grenville,
kirnvar, Great South Tolgus, Kelly Bray, Great Alfred,
Journal this day.
T,'"lE ATTEMPTED MURDER AT THORNBURY.—
,4e surgeons state that both of the wounded persons will
.r°ver Whether it should be related as a proof of
woman;
i„,forgiving disposition or not, our readers may
'as.,ge, but the account states that Mabbot and February
b'''elt hands before they left the van in which they were
11g conveyed to the infirmary.
01141; LOP A TREMBLE.—The secretary of one of
k r alanrance companies not long since advertised for a book
iseePer, and received in response the following letter, which
CZ ?riginal and business-like that we are permitted to
The At) as a guide to other applicants for similar situations.
a_ e writer thoughtfully enclosed a leaf cut from an old
•I‘ount-book, as a sample of his work.—" Big Tager,
ti likes Co., Ga.—My Dr. Sir,—l am a wanting of a situa-
N7ll in bookkeeping, and Mr. Shirman. said how that
.you
4_eald like to get me in your office. If so please answer
can oncet. I send you a specimen of my single entry, but I
• ari keeP ern double as well. lam all of a, tremble, having
jet been licking a nigger. From yours truly.—F. S.
ZiIItSTIPELDEII.."—New York Journal of Commerce.
:"in
CRIPPENTIAIL—Yesterday a large and influential
g was held in this town, for the purpose of forming
131,...ovdoolseriliervote:er:ar
r.riflepol:u;otrpionss.
pasSosmode,able speeches were delivered,
in support of the movement,
Y Sir John Neeld, Bart, ; the Right Hon. T. H. S.
otb,
G. Ponied Scrope, Esq., M.P. : R. P.
i hg, Esq., M.P and other gentlemen of considerablelocal
efluenee. Th g"roeatest.enthusiasm prevailed ; and at the
;lueloee of the meeting a subscription list was opened. A
mber of respectable young men also came forward and
olunteered their services,