The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-30 00:00:00

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, JAN. 9.

A fair amount of business was transacted at the Board
of Brokers this morning. Illinois Special Bonds ad-
vanced 114 • ' Indiana, ; Harlem Railroad, ; and Nor-
wich and Worcester. per cent. Kentucky Sixes de-
clined f; Paterson Railroad, 2; Auburn and Rochester,
i; and Long Island Railroad,
At the
.public Stock Exchange, Indiana Bonds im-
proved and Mohawk i; Long Island fell off 41, Ilar
lem 1, and Norwich and Worcester Railroad 4 per cent.
Exchange on New Orleans and Alabama was in fair
demand, and bills scarce. On other,Southern points the
demand is moderate.

Foreign exchanges were dull, at a downward ten-
dency in rates. London is at 1081 to 109 ; Paris, 5.281;
Amsterdam, 391; llamburgh, 35i; Bremen 78 to 78k.
In the absence of all foreign demand for specie, rates
are steady.
A decided improvement has taken place in the rates of
Broken Bank Money,
Money appeared to be more freely offered to-day than
it has been for some time past. Loans "on call' were
made at 3i to 4 per cent. per annum, and discounts at 4.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANOE,JAN. 9.-7,000 United
States 6's, '62, 1144 ; 7,000 States sis '6l, 1041 ; 5,500
Ohio 6 '5O, 96 ; 7,000 Ohio 7's, b 30, 103 ; 10,000 Ken-
tucky 6's, 1011 ; 11,000 Indiana Bonds, 41 ; 275 Shares
North American Trust 15 ; 75 Union Bank, 115 ;
Bank of Am., 97 ; 22 State Bank, New York, 84 ; 50
Bank Company's Scrip, 98 ; 6 American Ex. Bank, 87 ;
80 Firemen's Insurance, 105 ; 14 Manhattan Gas, 90 ;
50 Farmers' Loan, 31i ; 25 shares Mohawk, b 30, 53i ;
100 Harlem, 434 ; 10 Auburn and Rochester, 1041 ; 50
Long Island, 76 ; 30 New Jersey, 97 ; 50 Paterson, 71 ;
225 Norwich and Worcester, 34.

SECOND BOARD.—SS,OOO Kentucky 6's, 101- ; 5,000
India Bonds, a 90, 41 ; 5,000 Illinois 6's '7O. b 3, 431 ;
1,000 Ohio 6's '5O, 93 ; 8 shares N. Am. Trust, 15 ; 250
Paterson, 71 ; 150 Harlem, 434.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—( THIS DAY.)
LONDON, JAN. 30.—Wind light, N. Westerly breeze,
with passing clouds.,
DEAL, -JAN. 29.—Wind W.N.W. to W.S.W., mode-
rate.—Arrd. Siam, Wilmot, China ; New Phanix, Simp-
son, Jamaica ; Massachusetts, Pritchard, Virginia ;
Pamelia, Quebec ' • Victoria, Hull, for Havannah. Sld.
Margaret, Hardy, Valparaiso ; Equestrian and Gazelle,
Hobart Town ; Walmer Castle, Madras; Token, Bom-
bay ; Lady Falkland, Bermuda.
OFF MARGATE, JAN. 29.—Amelia, Brazil.
FAumovra, J.N. 29.—Wind W., moderate.—Arrd.
Maria Grace, Guthrie, Havannah, sailed 19th ult., and
proceeded for Hamburgh. Off port, Sieke Vandor,
West, Rio, for Hamburgh; Hope, Newfoundland.
OFF NEW ROMNEY, JAN. 29.—Mary Sophia, Calcutta.
DOVER, JAN. 29.—The Rowland Hill, Morton, of
Perth, from St. Domingo to Liverpool, was run down
16th Mat , 100 miles North of the Western Island, by a
large American ship, name unknown; crew taken from
the wreck (which was in a sinking state) next day, by
the Caroline Amalie, arrived off. Off Port, Johan
Frederick, Grove, Batavia, for Copenhagen ; Caroline
Amelia, Drescher, Valparaiso, for Hamburgh, out 92
days ; Elizabeth, Barnes, Havannah, for Antwerp.
OFF DARTMOUTH, JAN. 27.—Eendraght, Havannah,
for Amsterdam.
SWANSEA, JAN. 28.—Arrd. Countess Bective, Forbes,
Cuba. Sld. Auricula and John Hardy, Cuba.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 29.—Wind N.W. to W., moderate.
—Acrd. James, Maranham ; Walker, Bombay ; Caro-
line, M`Pherson, Old Calabar, sld. Oct. 11, Fernando Po
22 ; Lyra, Demerara ; Halcyon, Berbice ; Glasgow,
Lambert, New Orleans ; John Dunlop, Curti°, Savan-
nah ; Fortitude, Libby, Charleston ; Ohio, Putnam,
New York (7th inst.) ; Ashburton, New York (10th
inst) ; Bethel, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Isabella
Th
pson , Honduras (not Porto Cabello). Off, Hope,
Belvidere.
WORKINGTON, JAN. 28.—The smack Alfred, of and
from Ramsay, I. M., in entering the harbour 26th inst.,
struck on the Perches, bilged and filled, her bottom
is broken, and nearly all the cargo lost.

SOUTHAMPTON.--THE QUEEN.—We hear, from
pretty good authority, that negotiations are actually proceed-
ing, on behalf of her Majesty, for a mansion in the neigh-
bourhood of Cowes, Isle of Wight, which it is intended to
convert into a marine residence for her Majesty and the
Royal family. Shortly after her Majesty's summer excur-
sion in the Royal yacht, we gave an intimation of the desire
expressed by her Majesty to revisit the delightful Deigh-
b,,arhoori of Oove,, where she passed some of her earlyverrs,
Ai',, s .‘,; extreme gratification to know that then,
jyrubeht;dity of her ;Majesty taking up her abode so near
us,—Ramprhire Independent.