The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-07 00:00:00

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11 1.2 El All irat T

AND
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, Two o'CnteeK.
.111 e Liverpool Cotton Market on Saturday closed
'firtlY, and prices of all descriptions are without
1403:00 material
bates,aterial alteration. The sales amounted to
1,000 of which were taken by the ex-
Ste
Prters. The Railway Share Market manifested a
tad Y appearance, and a moderate business was
trarlaaeted at improved values. In most of the
0;1.„ile manufacturing districts of the North
England, the state of trade remains withoutaey
material change, but the tendency appears more
veurable, notwithstanding the high prices of both
e°tt°n and wool, while indigo and other articles are
also at full quotatiens. In the neighbourhood of
14atlehester it is remarked that many of the
loa,
08 which were lately st.)pped. are now
fhat° in operation. During the week the
ac,:ilre was announced of Messrs. Warburton
Ortnesher, silk brokers, with liabilities
estimated at 20,000/. Later advices have ben
received from New York by the Canada which
report a continuance of the panic in the Stock
market of that city, but later telegraphic accounts
I4afe that more firmness existed. Considerable
eoliseiteteent had been cau-ed by the failure of the
Cuue Life and Trust Co., and also of the banking
use of Messrs. Brewster and Co. of Rochester.Ths •
Payments of the 4th of the month have been
(lai
eeeded, as was anticipated, by a diminished in-
fer money both in Lombard-street and at the
iatik of England. It is found that the supply is
n
elcew,s of the demand, and the bill brokers con-
sequently seem disposed to grant accommodation
at
fraction less than the official minimum. If this
711veurable symptom is further developed, and the
1,4'131 of gold continues; the expectation of some
doubt,
of relief on the past of the Bank will, no
44) be revived. The specie movement at pre-
ae°efig favourable, and, as the advices from Paris
mention that the bullion in the Bank there is in-
reaein no apprehension of contracts for sup-
plies being opened in this country need be
apprehended. With the exception of such amounts
51141ay be necessary for the obtainment of the
itver required fur shipment to India, China, (Sze.,
leiaY be therefore concluded that future Austra-
th4 and American supplies will be consigned to
e vaults of the Bank of England.
ktaLoaSt Week the imports of the previous metals
Ohl.
to 588,8651., but to this must be added
I,'° we since received by the Argo, and 90,0001.
&the Canada, both from the United States, and
a'l,l' by the Tamar from the Brazils. The ship-
`..x.rtlug Were about 918,54341.
13"„earlY 20,000 t. in gold was sold ta the
le'" authorities on Saturday. Among the
1018k8ela next expected from Australia are the Nor-
a' with 400,0001. ; the Summer Cloud, with
; the Sardinian, with 2,0001. ; the Anglo-
-20481; 100,000/. ; and the Montmorency, with
otbe'vvlol. Besides these there are two or three
yet Zl:oewrgne. vessels, but their specie freights are not
1)ltile English Stock Market is rather depressed,
variation in prices is not important.
14t,7eas is exceedingly dull, and the specu-
-1,14-,re are awaiting the arrival of the over-
kehcli. triad before extending their engage-
lited.":' As the settlement takes place next
Ittith-te,ecia3r, the dealers are chiefly occupied
necessary arrangements, but in many in. -
the hees they will be deferred as long as possible su
fav "Pe of advices from the East, which, if un-
kiellrable, would considet ably augment the pro-
.at the Bears. Consols for money and' the 9th
tiPi.nbave been 901 1-, and for October account
;.„'71.• The New 3 per Cents. are 91 to 911,
ecluer Bills Sc. discount, and the Bonds 981.
auk Stock is marked 2171.
In
the. Foreign market business is almost sus-
eci) but prices remain tolerably steady. Rus-
s-
p' 5 Per Cents. are 1091 ; Dutch 2,1 per Cents.
; and Brazilian 5 per Cents. 1021. Turkish 6
ents. are 951i1.
stocks
following are the nominal prices of Foreign
kLitrien;ada Deferred Bonds, 51 ; Mexi-
:'l7lle,
Peruvian 41 per Cents., 79 80 ;
''Qltt° 3 Per Cents., 55 57 ; Portuguese 3 per
be'tits" 45 46 ; Russian 5 per Cents., 109 111 ;
(1I:t`) 4it per Cents., 97 99 ; Spanish 3 per Cents.,
401 ; Ditto New Deferred, 25g ; Ditto Pas-
'e, 5i 61e
NA- fair amount of business has been done in the
titaY Share Market and most of the principal
nv tiali lines, showing a slight improvement on
1-oe(3113 rates., Caledonian, Lancashire and
tr!gabire, North-Western, Midland, and North--
I)4i have advanced ss. ; Edinburgh, Perth, and
h:Ir,:", and Oxford, Worcester, and Wolver-
coc'Pt°n, 10s. ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin-
klial 15s. ; and Great-Western, 1/. ; South-
era declined 55., and Scottish Con-
-I°s• ; East Anglian, (Brighton, Nor-
and one or two others were at previous
quotations. The Foreign lines were quite neglected
()baainess having been reported, and prices being
quite
nominal. The Colonial undertakings are
Iv: East Indian have declined 10s. Great
I‘,L.S,,tern of Canada, Geelong and Me'bourue, and
7rag barely realised former quotations.
z"int•Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares were
aeeedingly dull. London and Canada declined
, and Landon and Westminster ss. Crystal
:lace) and London General Omnibus Company
also a shade flatter.

111ISH FUNDa THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
( Iron the Official Lisld,
t4hu rusiners doze.
JPer
3, Stook Shut 2.17
'
)fe_ -eta. Cfoeole Annlaittee
J • 01

14d9 -.Per Cent. Annuities i
8
ditto'!', 10(!4'
•• •
) ander £lOOO l7 d
441 z
coStock for Account 2174
28:1'4
`lloq.lier Mlle, 24d.
~..tu,t.
quo . 5 d
B :P.ll
I'z . • •
cuequer Beads, V 3i., 58, per Cent -
'
I. '''
1"1t1.851359 OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK
iills'tzlittn per Cent
31au Bonds, lis2-2, t: St., 5 per Cent 1094
Dividends on the above payable in London.
Dutch EZeliarige, '.,' per Cen'.;., 12 Guilders 641
IWO O'CLOCK.
Consols, money
Consols account (October)

T°TTENRA3I,MIDDEESEX.—CHURCII-RATES.—ThefirB
4stematic attempt was this week made to defeat the
fureh-rate in this parish, and was completely success-
-4t9 Close Close of the poll :—For the rate, 242 ; against,
„,'• Majority against the rate, 217.
"X CUCKOO.—It is a very unu-ual occurrence to
Lea,
the monotonous notes of this bird in this county,
:11-r the Norfolk, Chronicle, later than the c3mrnence-
o;" of A.ugust. Oo Saturday ever:ing, the 29th ult.,
0-e !as heard singing in the vicinity of this city for a
to4-eB:derahle time, with his note but little altered in
txT
-RAORDINARY LEAP BY A lIORSE.—Last Tues.
rl; Week a number of gentlemen witnessed an extra-
-oa:t'lary leap made by Mr. Feek on a horse over a fence
tr- „n„noNewinarket-road. Feek, to s the power
16t "o horse, jumped over a high fence with how
out touching
4 tanking
a spring from point to point of 34 feet.—
ololk Chronicle.
kil 0,31) SIIOOTING.—A gentleman residing at Oxford
iiCe", with his own gun, in the immediate vicinity of
13.('4,11ein,, the' seat of his Grac3 the Duke of Marl
1'7'410, no less than 118 partriges, 4 hares, 2 rabbits,
tirlttorail, and 1 quail, during four lays last week.
411'18 io this and the neighbouring- counties were never
re plentiful.
THE
1,6
QUICKEST
PASSAGES IN THE CHANNEL-9i,
ran wi
/ITU the oyal ail packet rince Frederick
th the mail-a Mfrom Dover tPoCalais, against
,la one hour and 27 minutes, and retureed nisi
ni-rj"ng in one hour and 21 minutes. Ou Saturday
gnt &he proceeded to o,tend, and ran the 73 statute
;ftitee in three h:oirs and 50 minutes from the time she
4 ordered to go on outside Dover pier to the time t,ht.
`;aB eased in Ostend Berri:, iu, averaging in this passage
'Peed of ahove 19 tulles no hour. She landed her
j:l_,!'"l' and 57 passe' gers at -Ostend three hours and a
A beh re the mail train start e;i.
f ENGLIsa VICTIMS IN TOE EAST.—TIie Archbishop
j,•,\lfik has addrersed a, circular letter to the clergy of
' th,3'l°cPse, in which he !,fiy.4:—" At this when
t ueoPe-t anxiety u‘,iveinally prerni's among t're
1,0, tit: of t kinA m PC,,oont of tile sorrow, suffer..
East " danger withwhich our countiy men in the
in I si:ronoy rec.-nor-vended you to
r dix.e both at rnomi.,g and even.ug pr.,yer the
tulYer, tLe time or war and ticilults ;" oho that in
praYer 'For all ear d those of men' you desire the
1.4. Y tts of the c3ngregation (specially for our country-
`tiQ Ind .1 and fcr their sorrowing families and
relatives at h0u,,0.