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

IMPORTS,

Cotton Piece Goods—The business transacted during
the fortnight has been very limited, and the market
wears a dull appearance, inquiry for goods being mode-
rate. Grey shlrtings have undergone a decline in value
since last reported. T-cloths and cambrics continue
scarce. Madapoilams are inquired for, as also low ja-
connets.

Yarns—This article has slightly revived in inquiry,
and transactions in it have been made to a fair extent,
in several instances showing an advance in the prices.
Meta!s have manifested a decline in the rates.
rtiro EXPORTS.

Cotton Wool—The market is easy since the arrival of
the last mail, which brought accounts of low rates in
England. Our present quotations are—Broach and
Surat, 135 --37 r.; Dhollera, 129-30 r. ; Oomerawuttee,
117-18 r. ; Mangarole, 118-19 r. ; Kandeish, 115 r, ;
and Saw•ginned, 139 r.
. . . _

Opium—The market is dull, and drug has declined in
value to I,loor. for both Indore and Muudlesir.
TONNAGE.

Freights have declined, and exhibit a downward ten-
dency, owing to abundance of tonnage. Oar present
rates are 21. 2.. 6d. to 21. ss. for Liverpool and London.
Exchange has ruled steady at 2. 1 13.16 d. for China
drawn bills, and at 2s. lit to 2s 21. for local bills. At
present the market has an upward tendency. On Calcutta,
sight, is 90ir. ; on Madras, 30 days' sight, 99ir. ; on
China, 60 days' sight, 228 r.

BOMBAY MONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 26.
EXCHANGE.

Oa London-6 months'.sight, 24. for doct. bills;
6 months' sight, 2s. lid. for credit bills.
On Calcutta-60 days' sight, 98 jr. ; 30 days' sight,
99r. ; at sight, 99ir.
On Madras-30 days' sight, 99/r. ; sight, 100 r.
Oa China—at 60 days' sight, 228 r., nominal.
BANK AND OTHER SHARES.

Bank of Bombay l,ooor. each... 39 per cent. pm.
Orientalßank Corporation 250 r. d 0.... 62 „
Commercial Bank
Mercantile Bank 2sor. do. ... 17 „
N. W. Bank of India 4oor. do. ... 25 „
Agra Bank._
Bank of Madras l,ooor. do. ... 18i ~
GOVERNMENT SEC lIRITLES.

Four per Cent. Transfer Loan none ... per 110 Sicca.
Four per Cent. Loan, 1832-33 891 r.... per 100 Sicca.
Four per Cent, Loan, 1835-36 861 r.... per 100 Co.'s.
Four per Cent. Loan, 1842-43 86.kr. ... per 100 Co.'s.
New Five per Cent Loan 1001 r.... per 100 Co.'s.

FREIGHTS.
COTTON.

To London 2l. O. Od. to 21.. 5.1. Od per ton.
To Liverpool 2/. Oa. Od. to 21. ss. Od per ton.
To Calcutta
To Gina Nominal

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