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

12Y EY MABEE 7' AND CITY NEW,..

CITY, Two o'CLocK.
The Foreign and Colonial Produce Markets have
been rather more active during the last few days.
,gars have been dealt in to a fair extent, and at
rates. For coffee there has been only a mode-
rate inquiry, but good and fine qualities of Planta-
La4l. Ceylon have realised previous values. Teas
and rice have been inactive, but for fruit of most
descriptions there hasbeen a 'fair inquiry, at steady
prieeS• Saltpetre has been in fair demand, and the
ihnferior qualities have slightly advanced. Tallow
as continued extremely dull owing to the high
rates ruling at St. Petersburgh. Speculative busi-
ness has in a great measure been suspended, and
rY little has been taken for consumption. P.Y.C.
On the spot is quoted 58s. 3d. to 58s. 6d., and for
Ile last three months' delivery 58s. per cwt.
The public sales of Foreign and Colonial Wool
,eeeltnenced yesterday afternoon. The quantity to
be
offered is comparatively small, viz., about 42,000
ales. The attendance of home buyers was good,
but °Wing to the circumstance of a large sale of
:00l being in operation at Havre, few foreigners
were present. Prices, compared with those current
at the close of the last sales is August, were filly
id. to
•per lb. higher.
An active business is still transacted in the Dis-
count Market, the inquiry having been augmented
3' Payments in connection with joint stock enter-
Ni; new projects having been lately introduced
;„lii.,ch seem to have met with encouragement.
Trade, moreover, is absorbing ra larger amount of
noneY, and the rates consequently show an up-
ward tendency although the Bank of England still
adhere to their 2,1 per sent. minimum.
litetters from Liverpool state that in the Cotton
arket yesterday a small amount of business was
transacted, and prices tended downwards. The
Market
were about 7,000 bales. The Railway Share
tarket closed quietly, and quotations were without
anY important variation.
It. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
which leaves to-morrow for Bombay, will
‘3e Out £250,825, of which £201,625 is in silver
and £49,200 in gold.
A call of £5 per share, or £125,000 is due to-day
11 the Great Southern of India Railway Shares.
t T.,he variation in the market for Public Securities
teu3' has been restricted tog per cent., the quo-
its on on the whole being steady. Very little
laciness, however, has been transacted, the specu-
tors awaiting the result of the proposed ne-
gotiations for the settlement of the Italian ques-
sti", and the public seem to be watching the in-
reduction of new projects with the view of making
elliivestreents, and the purchases at the Stock Es-
fOr
ange are exceedingly limited. Consols are 94tl
rnnneY, and 96: -1 for the account. The New
g ver Cents. and the Reduced are steady at 961
; India Stock remains at 224 and 226 ; ditto
the, Loan is firm at 1041; ditto Scrip at 10311048;
toe Debentures are NI ; and the Bonds ls.. dis.
2%
Premium, being flatter. Exchequer Bills
have declined to 295. prem.
v Business in the Foreign Stock Market continues
ay Wet, and prices in most- instances are rather
'er• Turkish 6 per Cents. are 77i1,-- to 781 ; ditto
13eC\v, 87 to 67i. Mexican is steady, at 221 1.
Ayres Deferred has improved to 201 ;
tollBB'an 43 per Cents., to 99! ; ditto 3 per Cents.,
61 Go ; and Spanish 3 per Cents., to 44g.
iluador
T New Consolidated are marked 14f, and
the,r '4"d Warrants 3.1 4.
he Ocean Insurance Company's shares are quoted
to
4 rem.
'essrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., give the following
thel
price of American Securities :
1.1,041t6ed States 6 per Cents..... Redeemable. Prices.
1867-1868
Alab Per Cent Bonds
,9771
1Ceat.4111,4 0 per Cent. Bonds **
**
7
Marylandll cK 6 per Cent. Bonds.. 1868-72 92 94
a 5 per Ct. Str. Bonds 94 96
Itsaehusetts 5 per Cet. Str.
Ohjoil6ds ................... 100 102
panne ,Per Cent. Stock lBB6 97 98
i per Ct. Stock — 82 83
Tan,ils3rivania 5 per Ct. Bonds 1877 84 86
170essee 6 per Cent. Bonds. Divers 80 82
Vglel..a. 6 per Cent. Bonds
130,7„°141_5 per Cent. St. Bonds 1888 85 86
Illiau!1 Antral nt. St. Bonds —7,
C 7 per Cent. 1875 76
~ 7°
Illiauol.B Central 6 per Cent.
is Central 7 per cleat
b,;'reclando
Itiosilii,,ares, 60 dols. paid
Central 8 per Cent 1869 79 81
I,Te;u2:oshares
rk Central 6 per Ct., liewe,,,ponvertible 1383 84 86
Central 7 per Ct.,
181. ileAible, from June 15,
hs
eee,eu
ww: tor
tsrr
Ikt
,ab air
ete Erie, .7. per Ct.,
PT ;40.
.. ..............
sane .............
°rk. and Erie 7 per Ct.,
°l'k and Erie ,•7 pe .Ct 1862
11:L1a -nag fund .. .1 1875
saerna„ 7 per Ct., Ist mort-
be. °tr. Bonds,
I not cony.. 1859 101 102
0., ISt. do
n little the Railway Share Market there has been
irt variation of importance. Great Westerns have
P"ed r' . s.; North Western, 55., South Western,
tern and North Eastern, Berwick, ss. South Ems-
M:ihave declined ss. The Foreign and Colonial
rxets have also been very quiet. Lombardo-
Cana; are a shade firmer; Great Western of
Great
have declined 55., and East Indian and
Te4t Indian Peninsula brought former rates.
taau.eint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares re-
busia at about former quotations ; a very limited
declined having been transacted. Ottoman Bank
les• '53.) and London Chartered of Australia,
; ned Sea Telegraph are steady at 151.
Per 0 7 FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 Par reni• Reduced Annuities 941 I 5
Cent. Annuities
,'ent. Consols Annuities
941 5 4f 5
1413aibtli"t::::°enruities, expire sth Jan., 1880 —
ln 12 for 30 Years expire sth April, 1885 17i
, la Bto, ,
221 6
Ly 1°69, 5 per Cent
511t0itto 'an Scrip, .5 or cent
bebentureg,P
1858 961
Ditto
tbitto, 18'59
bitt , ends, £l,OOO
px7olyider £l,OOO
hels for Account (Dec. 6):
Ditto `ll2.er Bills, Zl,OOO, lid 29
Sall, 29
Pkl° :all' lid 29
114,4 e„---a 01, FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK
6 per Cent
Ditto AYres,
(111ad° D-Ne,ferred
—ew Corisolidated
itt 0 Provisional Land Warrant 3f 4
Ditto Account Cent.
it": 10
Kitt ?',1822, £ St., 5 per Cent
Ditto 41 per cent
gpa 3 per Cent. 1859
41'h 3 Per Cent.
Bi4j,i)haTiiiti;ll4...ACeeee:lnolin.
11C:crt..of Coup, not funded 954694411 6oh 6 per Cent *
73
Ditto ow Loan
COUnt
Dividends on the above payable in London.

1864

93
70
5;5

1883

TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols, Money 964Consols for Account, December 96}

h 0
eT prospect of saving the gold by the Royal
harter seems to be considered less favourable, as fifty
48 per cent, would be required on fresh insurances at
Lloyd's,
iVe understand that the Electric Company's cable
8 nos the number, which was broken during the late gales,
llow again in working. order.—Hull Herald.
haaTll, 0 Armenian, from the West Coast of Africa,_
AlexprOlina lit
£9,600. The Delta has also arrived from
andriwith £15,000.
eu°ll the Continent the rates of money continue
3 _Y• At Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam the charge is
per cent., and at Hamburg and Frankfort 2 per cent.
lli 'Ci GOLDEN WEDDlNG.—Chevalier Tottie, Con-
tioeneral to the King of Sweden and Norway, celebrated
arti,ooth anniversary of his wedding on Wednesday last,
the a residence of 56 years in this country. Mr. Tottie is
111.4 her of the consulate body in London, having been ap-
,, ed to the office which ho so worthily fills in the year

It is stated that Sir Samuel Cunard, the head of
theNio Cunard Steam Company, Mr. J. Morgan, of the firm of
11Zhr,s• George Peabody and Co., and Mr. Henry
L``
"terY, of the firm of .lessrs. Cavan, Brothers and Co.,
„ii"7.e.i(Jint(l the direction of the proposed Ocean Marine In-
Company and that Mr. Frederick Harford, of the
• 'Lune Company,' has resigned. his post in that successful
Utitnt'
h 1015, to accept the appointment of underwriter to the
hey
th,t,,4l)Pears that only a very moderate amount Qk
fl ,1300 shares recently offered by the directors of the
Great
°hip Company were taken up by the original holders
the public Th •f th would place the
• e isue 0 e
ismit."ll in funds, buts as the directors balance
have no power to.
aliares below par, and as the price in the market is
e-o''Y about 13s. Gdquestion is raised—Will not the
4:ll)any be compelled to raise capital on mortgage, or by
bLi 8811 G Sexpreference shares, in order to complete the great
for .