The Sun.
London, England, 1857-12-07 00:00:00

two weeks, but show more uniformity in the sales of the
different stocks. State stock sold without much depre-
ciatior.
The latest quotations are :---NewiYork Sixes, 1873,
110/ ; Missouri Sixes, 781 • New York Central share?,
791 ; New Ycrk and Erie 'shares, 16 ; Reading Rail"
goad shares, 52/ ; Michigan Southern shares,
Cleveland and Toledo shares 201 ;
shares, 89 ; Illinois Central sharer,,
; Panama Railroad
re., 95f ; Illinois Centre
Bonds, 871 ; Chicago and Rock Maud shares, 811; Mnalll:
waukie and Missouri, 32 Galena and Chicago, °'
La Crosse, 12i ; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 16. The
rates for foreign exchanges are very variable and arbi-
trary, there are few transactions in sterling over 108 ; the
doubt prevailing as to the reliability of bills on Europe
induces many to postpone remittances until affairs are
more settled. The quotations are 1071 to 1091 for 60
days, sad 1101 to 18 for sight."
A circular says—
" Moaey on call loans with stock collaterals is ahun'
dant with 5 to 7 per cent. discount, 10 to 12 per cent.
for first class paper, for which the supply is limi"ted ; for
other descriptions there is little or no demand.
The same circular says,—
" In the stock-market during the last few
days there
has been some decrease in the amount of business, is!id
the present quotations show in many eases the decline
from the highest points of the fortnight.
" The market at the close is rather weak, in onset:
quence of the expected shipment of a large amount of
specie by this steamer. As yet the improvement has
been confined almost exclusively to the stockmarket,
other branches of business continuing in a very inactive
and depressed state.
" The bank statement for the week shows a gain of
$3,760,000 of specie, and an increase of $4,300,000 m
deposits, while the loans were extended $136,000 oval
the previous exhibit. Messrs. Dennistoun, woad, "
Co. had made arrangements with Mr. John Stems for
the benefit of the creditors."

The New York Times says,—
" The money-market is quiet and easy both at bank
and on the Street. Since the last English news the!'
is less disposition to move for a general full resumption
of specie payments at the bank until after the WWI
troubles abroad shall have seen the worst."
The accounts from Europe had completely. rl:
settled the cotton-market, and prices were notmrllo
the nearest quotations were 11 to 11i cents. for
middling upland.
Flour had declined about 100., owing to the
European advices, closing dull in the face of tuv
announcement of the close of canal navigation of
Erie west of Syracuse and the total suspension of
navigation on the Welland Canal. The demand bay'
for export and for home use was moderate, and the
receipts, though light, were fully equal to the re-
quirements.
The demand for wheat continued light both for
home use and export, and, with unfavourable new!
from Great Britain, prices were 2e. to 3c. lower on
the common qualities.
Pork, beef, lard, bacon, rice, and
freights dull and lower.
Tobacco firmer.
Sugar and molasses steadier. turpentine,

LATEST TELEGRAPH FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 2421
We have news from Vera Cruz to Novembervo
and the City of Mexico to November 19* d
andanother was in a most distracted condition, and
another general revolution was impending Lola.'
negotiations were pending between the re they
tionists and Santa Anna, whom undoubtedly .
intended for Pre:ident. By the steamer bringlil:
this news 23 political exiles have arrived berelool,
eluding el-President Silas Jose Washington,
Romero, and Mr. Moran, editor of a newspaper,
who was imprisoned for publications against
Governor of Zacatecas. d it
Comonfort's fall was considered certain, "d
was thought doubtful if his life would be aPare.
he remained in the country. saws
Our cotton-market to-day was irregular. ts
rece.P
8,500 bales, mostly at 11ic. for middling
yesterday, 21,000 bales.
Storting exchange, 103 to 104.
Flourt dull.
Sugar quiet at 4e. to sc.