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BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCE.
• '(Fnal the Officzal List;)

Ditto for Account .

LLOYD'S SHIPPJNG.—(This Day.)

Wind S.W.

WATERFORD. June 28.

Wind N.E.

MONEY MARKET

COMMERCI IL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
Accounts from Liverpool mention that the
Cotton market yesterday manifested a quiet, but
firm appearance, and last week's prices were fully
maintained. The sales were estmatecl at 4,000
bales-1,000 of which were taken by the exporters,
and 500 by the speculators. The Railway Shar©
Market closed steadily, and there was a slight ad.
Vance in prices.
At the forthcoming meeting of the Peel River i

Company a dividend of ls. per share will be dis
cussed. The profits for the year ending the 31s
of December were 8,9841.
The influx of gold from the United States is
causing a steady accumulation of bullion in the
vaults of the Bank, as the greater proportion,
owing to the limited Continental demand, is
sold to the authorities. About half a million
sterling has thus been appropriated during the last
week or two, and the bullion is now at a higher
point than for a long time past. If the specie drain
to the East abates, as many anticipate, the
national establishment, as far as regards its metal-
lic resources, will soon be in a strong position, and
this is not lost sight of by those who prognosticate
an early relaxation in the official terms of discount.
Upwards of 60,0001. in American gold was taken
to the Bank of England yesterday, and further
additions are expected in the course of a few days.
The Yanderbil, from New York, just arrived, has
brought about 170,6001. in specie.
The rates of exchange for three months' bills on
the chief cities of the Continent yesterday afternoon
Were rather flat, but the variation was not of im- 16.
portance. St.
The French Funds, at Paris, declined about per 13
cent. yesterday, and the general state of business 20
is described as unfavourable, st:
To-day, there was a meeting of the shareholders St.
of the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway Company, to 20
take into consideration several bills in Parliament, 102
namely to make deviations in the above line, also sl2
in the London and South-Western, and to autho 25
-
- rise an extension of the Dorset Central Railway. 25
Mr: Chapman (the chairman), said that, as one of St.
the bills had been re-committed, they had better 10
adjourn for a few days, when the bill would be pre- 10
pared.

- There is an exceedingly dull market fur English
Stock., and the unfavourable state of the weather
for business pursuits has some effect in diminishing
operations. As the settlement is fixed for the 9th
inst., attention will now be chiefly absorbed by
the usual preparations, and unless some im-
portant change in monetary affairs takes
place, the market will no doubt remain in
a dull and heavy state. The unsatisfactory
condition of the Paris Bourso is a subject of general
remark, but it has not much importance here,
the weakness of the Funds being more attribut-
able to the nature of speculative operations among
the dealers. Consols have been 92i 3, and for
the opening 921. The New Three per Cents. are
92,1 3, and the Reduced 923 12. Bank St ick is
2131. Exchequer Bills are firmer, beirg 6s. to 2s.
discount, the Small ditto 6s. to 2s. discount, and
the Bonds 98i i; Bank Stock is 213 k.
Foreign Stocks are inactive and generally lower.
Turkish 6 per Cents. have been 952- a, and are now
steady at that value. The 4 per Cent. Guaranteed
are at nominal rates. Russian 4 per Cents, are
marked 96 ex-div. ; and Dutch 21 per Cents., 64,
also without the interesk. Dutch 4 per Cents. are
e 8 ; Peruvian have risen to 80i ; and the 3 per
Cents, to 551-, owing to the following announce-
ment :

"Peruvian Legation, London, June 3(,), 1857.
" GenCemen,—Please to send a notice to be posted
in the Stock Exchange, with the information of the
Chincha Islands having been again taken possession of
by the Peruvian Government, and that on the 21st of
last month a convention ad referendum, was signed in
Lima by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, with the pre-
vious knowledge of the National Assembly, the diplo-
matic agents of Great Britain and France providing
for the future safety of said islands, and of the other guano
deposits of the Peruvian Republic, in consequence of the
said guano being especially hypothecated for the due
performance of the obligations contracted with the
Bondholders of the External Debt.
"I remain, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
(Signed) " FRANCIS DE RIVERO.
"Messrs. Antony Gibbs and Sons, Peruvian
Financial Agents."
The Ecuatorian Commission lave received
1,6461. for the dividends.
There have been very limited transactions entered
into in the Railway Share Market, and a slight
decline upon previous quotations may be noticed.
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, receded ss.
Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee, North Western,
Norfolk, and North-Eastern, York, 10s. East
Anglian and North-Eastern Berwick were steady. I;
The French lines were nominal, no business having
been reported. Grand Trunk of Canada declined 18
108., and Great Western of Canada about ss.
Minino•e, Shares rule very inactive at about previ- 100
'ous values. 100

St.
25
20

Joint-Stock Bank Shares exhibit no material 100
variation, and the dealings have been extremely 20
limited. 90

In the Miscellaneous undertakings there is little 20
change to report. Peninsular and Oriental Steam 20
have improved about 10s. 17i
"A

Sank Stock
3 per 2133
Cent. Reduced Annuities
New 3 per Cent. Annuities 23`i
Long Annuities, expire 5t31 Jan. 1860 --
Ditto 30 Years, expire sth April, 1885 lB ,3/4-
Consols ?or
.-,,,,0nn0t, -
Ditto for Opea;rig 921 ,
11 -zoequer ,sills, t.;:d
£l000
£560
Small
32 6 d
Ditto Bonds, 1858, 3i per Cont. ... 9Bi i
Ditto, 1359 „., 9B4PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Peruvian Bonds, -li per Cent —
Ditto Account
Ditto 3 per Cent. . —
.uitto Account 551
Russian Bonds, 1522, £ St., 5 per Cent —
Ditto, 43 per Cent.
Turk'eti Bonds, 6 par cent —
Ditto Account
. pp, -,. •t-,.. ahor p, • op ir - .n.
batch Exchange, 2i per Cent., 12 Guilders C 4 x d
.Do. 4 pAr Cent. eertitleates
TWO O'OLOCE.
921 a

LONDON, July I.—Wind this day at noon, N.; mode-
Xate breeze, with rain.
FALMOUTH, June 29.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Atlas,
from Havana.

Conic, June 30.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived—Lady Man-
sell, from Barbadoes ; Maid of the Mill, Ibraila.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 30.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—War-
rior, from St. John's : Rainbow, Quebec.
WAREENPOINT, June 28.—Arrived—Elgin, from St.
John's, N.B.
COWES, June 30.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived—Vanders-
belt (a.), from New York, and left for Havre.
SWANSEA, June 30.—Wind S.E. —Arrived—George
Robinson, for Gibraltar.
Arrived—Liguria' from Honduras ; Free Trade, Rio
Grande ; Molly Stark, Bostan, U.S., for Melboni ae, having
• lost mainmast, &c., during a heavy gale on the 31st of
May, lat. 39 deg. 40 min.- long. E 0 deg. W. ; Mill Bay, St.
John's, N. V. ; Lady Mansell, Barbadoes ; ISphandone,
Port Glasgow.

Arrived—Aro, from Hamburg ; Challenger, Salino ; 10
Francis Yates, Mantles ; Medway, Honduras. 20
DuarAN, JUNE 30.
5
Wind N.E. 20
Arrived—Royalist and James Scott, from Barbadoes. 10
--

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 9.30 a.m.
Wind S.W. ; tido 2 hours' ebb ; fine
Arrived, June 30—Royal Sovereign, from Charente ;
Sliccess, Copenhagen ; Wave, Guernsey ; Laurel, Soville ;
Tigerity Miar, Cochin.
Arrived, July I—ldas, from St. John's, Newfoundland ;

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday, 10 A.M. -
Wind S.W., almost calm.
Arrived—Julia, from Llanelly ; Spring, Rouen ;
dustry, Youghal ; Warrior, St. John's, New Brunswick ; 1
Elizabeth, Liverpool ; Rainbow, Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.

Vinci E.
Arrived—Minnohalm, from St. John's. New Bruns- 1
trick ; Sultan, Alexandria ; Lady Emma, Catania ; Anti- 1
gua, packet, Jama;ca ; Rose, Alicante ; Victor a, Cadiz ; luu
Qolanthine, Marseilles ; Eburns, Dunkirk. 20
Sailed—Annie Laurie, for N
rkewfoundland ; August 20
Dantzie ; Henry Clay, New Yo ; Mrs. Black, Bonny. 20
KINGSTOWN, JUNE 30. 26

QUEENSTOWN, JUNE 29.

50
Wind S.S.W 100
gwauley, Jamaica; Meta, Philadelphia ; Leonne and 100
Auguste, Gravelines ; Ballarat, Foo-choo-foo ; Greyhound, 20
liarbour Graco ; Foret, Gravelines • Wyverne, Sierra h 0
Leone ; Lively, Guernsey ; Letizia Messina ; Skimmer of 20
F the Seas, Algoa Bay ; Admiral Collingwood, Algoa Bay ; 25
alcon, lfenael- 20
Sailed July lst—Butradingen, for Bremen. 10
DAL, Wednesday, 9.30 a.m. 100
Wind E.N.E. ; very light. 5
P
L assed—Abeona, screw steamer, for Westward, for 25
'O4OO ; Home, Demerara, London ; Ripon, London, 25
South Seas. Dutchman, ecrOw steamer, London, Corfu. ...
Westward;
Majesty's gun boats Jason and Jasper, for 50
Vinaeira, Sydney; Equinox, Bombay; Chal- 100
ge, Gibraltar, 100