The Sun.
London, England, 1868-11-30 00:00:00

DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.

5 psr Cent. Bonds 5221,588,400 00
6 per Coot. Bonds of 1881 283 677,300 00
6 per Cont. 5-20 Bonds 1,602,312,250 00

Total ~

52,1u7:577,950 00

DEB r BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
S X per Cent. Lawful Money--Bonds is-
su,d to Pacific llailroad Company
Three-year Compound Interest Notes ..
Tri re- p.q- Cont Certificates
Navy pension fund at 3 per cent

Total_

$12,194,000 00

58,325,000 00
1,17000,000 01

5114,519,000 00

MATURED DEIST NOT PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT.
Three-year Seven-thirty Notes, due
Aug. 1, 1867. June and J uly 15, 1868._
Compound Interest. Notes matured Juno
10, July 15, Aug. 15, Oct. 15, and Dec.
1..\ 1867, and May 15, and Aug. 1, Sept
1 and 15, and Oct. 1, 16, 1868
Bonds of Texas Indemnity
Treasury Notes, Acts July 17, 1861, and
prior thereto
Bonds of April 15, 1842, Jan. 28, 1817,
and March 31, 1848
Treasury Notes, Mardi 3, 1863
Temporary Loan
Certificates of Indebtedness

$2,956,950 00

L,128,310 00

256,000 00

151,611 64

487,500 00
415,492 00
314,860 00
13,000 00

Total 59,753,723 64
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
Unitei States Notes 5356,021,073 00
Fractional Currency
- • - I

Guld Certificates o)

Deposit

19,716,840 00

Total

Total debt 52,611,002,572 06
AMOUNT IN TREASURY
Coin
Currency 10,465,033 47

Total in Treasury 5113,873,019 24

Amount of debt, less cash in Trea5ury„,52,527,129,552 82

The foregoing is a correct statement of the Public Debt,
as appears from the books and Treasurer's returns in the
Department on the Ist of November, 1868.
HUGH 31‘CuLLocir,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Tho public debt statement of November Ist shows that
the net total of the debt has been reduced during October,
$7,514,000. In the outstanding obligations there is a re-
duction of $3,899,000, which, with an increase of
$3,615,000 in the cash on hand, :makes the net decrease
stated. The principal charges in the details of the debt
during October are as follows :

Net Debt... ... Dec. $7,514,090
Coin in Treasury ... ... Inc. 6,506,000
Currency in Treasury ... Dec. 2,900,030
Five-Twenty Bonds Inc. 7,421,000
Compound Interest Notes Dec. 6,845,000
Three per Cent. Certificates ... Dec. 6,9i5,000
Overdue Seven-Thirties ... Dec. 571,000
Coin Certificates... ... Dec. 520,000
Pacific Railroad Bonds... Inc. 2,560,000

We annex the statements for September and October,
1868:

DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.

Sept. Oct.
Five per cent. bonds $221,588,400 00 $221,588,400 00
Six per et bds '67-'6B
Six per et bds of 'Bl 283,677,300 00 283,677,300 00
Six per et 5-20 bds 1,591,226,050 00 1,591,888,600 00

Total 52,096,491,750 00 $2,100,154,300 00
DEBT BEARING CCRILENCY INTEREST.
3 •year Compound
Interest Notes 10,595,410 00 5,251,930 00
3-year Seven-Thir-
ties

3 per Cent. Certifi-
cates 62,205,000 00 65,230,000 00
Navy Pension Fund 13,000,000 00 13,000,000 00

Total
MATURED DEBT NOT PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT.
Matured debt not
presented for pay-
ment 512,685,213 64 512,440,248 64
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
U.S. notes
Fractional currency 31,802,218 37 32,923,614 37
Gold certificates

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Total

Grand total 52,607,942,285 01 52,605,258,560 81
6 per ct.lawful money
bonds issued to Pa-
cific Riiilroad Co 535,314,000 00 539,634,000 00
Total debt
AMOUNT IN TREASURY.

Coin on hand --
$92,570,901 21 $83,409,917 91
Currency on hand 15,070,070 77 26,014.358 23

ToialcashinTreasury 8107,641,971 98 5110,051,276 14

Amount of debt less
cash in Trea5ury...82,535,611,313 00 $2,523,531,480 OC
141'Cum.ocn, Secretary of the Treasury.
Express Stocks are quoted as follows :
Adams ... 46 to 46j
American ... 41 to 411

Merchants' Union
United States ..
Wells, limp, and Co.

191 to 19
... 45i to 46
27 to 271

(From Messrs, Henry Clews and Co.'s Monthly Circular.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1868.

Since cur last advices the money market has exhibited
a panicky irregularity which well illustrates the working
of a financial system hastily improvised for the purposes

of war, but ill adapted to secure the steadiness a d con-
fideuce required in time of peace. On the 14th ult., we
intimated the probability that ordinary movements
would induce a very active market, presenting a tempta-
tion to artificial efforts to produce an embarrassing
stringency, which has since been the actual course of
events. The increased activity of business in all parts
of the country called for an unusually free retail circula-
tion of currency; the country banks generally drew
largely upon their agents in this city; and the scarcity of
legal tenders among the banks was very plainly indicated
in the free presentation of the 3 per Cent. Certificates et
the Sub-Treasury for redemption, a total of $17,536,000
being redeemed by the Assistant Treasurer from Oct. 1 to
Nov. 5. In this condition of affairs a strong combination
of speculators withdrew from the market a large amount
of funds, variously estimated at from $10,000,000 t°
$15,000,000, which they have kept hoarded for two or
three weeks, producing a stringency unequalled since the
days of 1857. For this period money was considered cheap
at 7 per cent. iu gold, and for ten days a large amount of
the call loans on stocks have beau made at from i to i Pet
cont. per day, iu addition to tho legal rate.

(Prom Messrs. Satterthwaite's Circular.)
Loudon, Nov. 25.
With regard to the market for American Securitieol
Messrs. E. P. Satterthwaite and Co. state as follows
" In the London market United States Government Bon"
generally show an improvement of 1 per cent. on the
work; but this is not iu proportion to the advance which;
has taken place on lie New York market, where a rise of
4 per cent. on the 1862 issue has taken place during the
last seven days ; this discrepancy in value arises !rota
the fact that the price for bonds for immediate de-
livery in New York is considerably higher than the!
for the usual time bargains, leading to the belie'
that the price has been put up on speculative operatDee.
Here the closing price is 74-} to 74 and for the 1860e'
731 to 73k. Illinois Shares have been neglected, and
show little alteration ; but in Eries we have again to
report a large business with wide fluctuations from day to
day, based on the quotations received by telegraph frog
New York ; from 31 on Thursday last, the highest price
of the week, they fell gradually, until to-day they touched
26k ; from this, however, there has been some slight reed"
tion, and they leave off 27 The contango paid to-day
for carrying over shares until the next account ranged
from 4d. to 6d. per share. There appears to be a growl
disposition to take Central and Union Pacific Bonds, se"
the price here is fractionally higher."

Brigham Young is said to be the third litrgest
depositor in the Bank of England.
Allen Kramer, of the firm of Kramer and Itha°3i
bankers, died in Pittsburg ou Saturday, November 71 °
apoplexy.
It is stated that Gen. G. H. Thomas voted thil
year for the first time in his life.
Professor Goldwin Smith arrived at Ithaca, NO1„4
10. He will enter at once upon his duties in the Coale"
University. His course of lectures on English bist°l
will commence at the close of those now being delivered

by Professor Agassiz. •teci
The average life of labourers in the Unit
States is estimated at -161 years ; the average 131
nurober„-
days of work in this climate, 250 in each year. The ahi;
rage expenses of an adult for board and clothing ie t
city are calculated at about $3OO a year. SuPP°l3edh
labourer to get on an average $3 per day for his Ire.t.
this, for the 250 working days, gives him $750 o
Deduct price of board and clothing, $3OO, and we
left $450 for all expenses of keeping a family, for oiliesl ;
ment, education, and contingencies. The sum is gi°:t Fiji
insufficient iu many instances. The average war
years of a labouring man are estimated at about 50
His total earnings in an average lifetime, with
working days in the year, at $3 per day, would thoefets
815,000, or $32: 58c. per year—s 6 20c. per week--Is

fork World. -
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Judge Busteed and Jacob Stanwood, of A..,16'
bama, and General Kilpatrick, are registered at the 11
tropolitan Hotel, New York. The Hon. Sanford
Church, Albion; ea-Congressmen Brandogee, of C°Aile;
ticut ; Colonel J. R. Fellows, Arkansas ; and the froll'gt.
G. Tilden, Columbia county, New York, are at the ;
Nicholas Hotel. Congressman Windom, of Mitlel/e„tiht,
Major Stafford, of the British army; and Lieuteo-re
Commanders Clark, Terry, and Wright, U.S. Nes',:oll,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Judge Samuel .Ne'"
apd
Cooperstown, New York ; Colonel Hildt, West Poiot; t
ex-Congressman Hubbell, Coxsackie, New York, Are;
the Hoffman House. Congressman Cake, of Pe!e".;"'d
vania, is at the Astor House. Captain La Roy, 0
States Navy, is at the New York Hotel. Gown-OP-0
Ketcham, of Dover Plains, New York, is at theaColAfe;
House. Reginald Bright, of London, and Dr. R. C. Pe

U.S. Navy, are at the Clarendon Hotel.
William Elliott Montrey, born in Santa via-the
California, attained his majority in timo to vote
Presidential election. It is believed that he is the °l3OO
native Californ'an, Wm of American parents, who 05-

enough to vote at this election.
Judge Gooding, United States Marshal, bas 113'

turned from his trip to 'Ohms.
The lion. George S. Fisher, late United Set`tec:
Consul to J.pan, was to lecture in the Presbyterian Chlittb-,
in Forty-see:Jul-street, between Seventh and Ell;Ahjo
avanues, on Thursday evening, Nov. 12, ou "Jupau and -

Japanese." 'lft,
The Queen has been pleased to approve of
dIAP
Geruard F,ederiek Lomer as Consul at Montreal, an
C. Pitt as Consul at Quebec, fur the North German v.
federation. vd,
Lieutenant Governor Dundas, of Prince
ward's Island, is going to winter in Scotland. 1.4° tot
absence Chief Justice Hodgson will act as Adusillis".-

of the Government.
The Hon. Addison M. Smith who was
ber of the New York State Senate in 1856, died re,ralitl3,
at the residence of his brother, the Rev. Henry •-•
in Huntsville, Ala. ,JA
avn-
Mr. Jefferson Davis was present at the 11irr b
race meeting last week.. By a curious coincidence
nessed the success of a horse named President Linc" reoo
og
Amos Abbott, who was a member of C° 080
during the Mexican war, died in Andover, Massact.tutbrol;
his native town, on the 2d. He and Roth R. C. besets
were the only Whig representatives from Ma.sea' ~011
Oa)
who voted for the appropriations necessary to
the war. cb' a
Chief Justice Richards has bee appointe
Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench of Ontari°ooo'
Mr. Justice Hagarty Chief Justice of the Court 0
mon Pleas.
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