The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-29 00:00:00

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6 Mohairk, RR.
101
300 b'r.z I•=lanri .

50 ii•tr!' „
125 it .u 3•
5o Pr?.
50 Nor. and Wt,r..

SECOND BOARD.
50 shares Canton
2:5 shares Stonington 44
50 State Bank .
50 Long Island
100 Farmers' Trust 3Bt
125 shares Nor. and Wor 74i
25 East Boston
AT THE PUBLIC STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 14.
50 shares Dry Dock s6o 69
25 Morris Canal b3O 36
25 Long Island Railroad
73 Nor. and Wor. c 76f
100 Canton nw sup 48
2:, Mohawk Railroad
50 Harlem t w 68
TtaE MARKET, Nov. 14.—The sales of Cotton are
GOO bales.
Flour is better by 6 cts. Genoese, $4,62 a 69; Ohio,
4,62; Georgetown, $4,69 a 75.
1, Rye is worth aboutthe slip, though small
'it% are sold at less. Several cargoes of Southern Corn
)14 Itt 50 ets. wt. Barley is held at 70 cts. Oats, 32
It 33 et,.
I'OUO bags Sumatra Coffee, sold at 6? ets. per lb.,
41141 time.
bOVhisit•oy has filen to 27 cts ; sales of State Prison
'3. Ashes droop, and inks have been made at some-
"s under ti_-44,12 and :;.44,25.
Il„Qterling
h 8 a '
bll 10 10i• francs 5,211, which shows a
light eat] ir.
M

(31EY AND C• =MillEitt;lAL S

CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.
k The American advices just received state that Polk
Zas dare of his election. Cotton was declining in the
u4Slitets of New York, Boston, &e. lhe ex-
change was 110 to There are very heavy mail-bags
,t)th from
varty Canada and the States, and the Metcalfe
Was obtaining a majority at the elections.
fThe Cotton market at Liv, rpool was dull again yes-
.)e,,r,thtY, and prices still tended downwards. Sales, 5,000
~"'es, including 1,000 Surat, at lid. to 30.; 200 Pernam,
sid. to siti. ; 200 Egyptian, at 5-1-d. to 5P.; and the
ue•s, t Aineriean.—The more speculative Railway Shares
were
in some request, and others without alteration :
Cst°l and Gloucester, 341 ; Chester and Birken-
t•ead• Half, ; Direct Northern, 21; Eastern Conn-
Perpetual, No. 2,20 s. ; Edinburgh, Leith, and
„,ranton,
; Grand Junction, Half, 107 ; Kendal and
Cualertnere, 4i; Liverpool and Manchester, Half, 102 k;
Loudon and Birmingham, 32/. Shares, 31; London and
urK'3A. ; London and South-Western, 75; Midland
Li titles, 107 i 108; North British, 5; Trent Valley, ;
If' .1s and Avignon, 24; Paris and Lyons, 615.; Paris and
ufn
39:41 ; Orleans, Tours, and Bordeaux, 5/ ;
4,1".4' (4' France, 11 1.
r 1. here has not yet been any information that can be
the upon with respect to the probable recovery of
"n 0 &c., stolen from the banking firm of
whiip:_liogers and Co. It is said that at an interview
het n Daniel Forrester had last evening with the firm,
tstio4 were communicated which lead to a sanguine expec-
Tjl that the property will soon be recovered.
noon e notice, which was issued late yesterday after-
Of lit the Bank of England, announcing the intention
ProveePirectors to make advances of money upon ap-
fzitn securities at 2i per cent., was not unexpected in
star) influential quarters ; as from previous circutn-
ees that have occurred, it is clear that in the "bank•
aepartment" a strong competition has been corn-
of ri,ed by the Corporation with the private bankers
guart9e City of London. It is, however, feared in many
thtuLte„", that this continued low rate of interest by an
"slitnent having the power to put on the screw at
~,..oea,sure may lead to many disasters in the commercial
pees hence hence a certain amount of dispraise is ex.
taitd at the small amount to be charged on advances
bor.(' h.Y the Bank of England, although it should be
21 'le in mind that in September the Bank took bills at
15,r cent.
,inii-there is some anxiety felt for the arrival of the letters
-1/41.1iners brought by the Hibernia steamer from
Li 1 ax and Boston, a hich by the accounts received from
te;r1)001, was in sight of port when the mail
ta.9 No doubt there will come to hand the missing
8,7;e11 from Canada. The result of the election for Pre-
this'e! nt of the • d States will be fully established by
arrival. Rite
61'3 he settlement of the Account in the Foreign market,
C,nB°l4ewhat, checked speculation in the English Funds.
w 6 'is for the Account opened at 101*, but they are
he Shaine lower—viz., at 101, and for Money at 1001.
t `'"lrnissioners bought about 15,000/. Stock to-day,
-"Auced Three per Cents. at par, and Three-and-a-
tolroter per Cents. at 102 Z-. Bank Stock has advanced
rather ' India Stock at 288. Exchequer Bills are
Thr bigher than they opened in the morning.
gho
eftAecount in the Foreign market has so far well
Three Spanish Actives have been sold at 244, and
Stucksureo per Cents. at
area Belgian and Dutch
14191 th'eae firm' Mexicans re at 36* i for Money,
Not 0, Portuguese Converted at 55i- for the Account.
fShar, !lell business has been done in the Railway
" ino•
FUN- Prices have not varied much.
BRITISH -
Tuts DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank stock vrroce the Official List)
9 per cent. ...... ........... ...... 206 207
lez Cent. con,":lZllnnuities 100 94
100ri
11.0% Per Cent .. 7-7.= 102%34;i
India Annuities ExPire sth
2a158 1-16
India ..................«
8 3
Ditto under] 83
Ditto New Annuities 91%
Bank Stook for Account
C°fts43l for Account 101% 101

Net. Bills.

---- .....„---
liict. It4d
.... .... 58 80 pm.
............ 58 80 pin
Ditto rnal...:::::::**** ............ 58
" P"
I, Ditto Advertised...--. ""*"'"”
- °I!NGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
10214
~---'4,ati Bonds 5 per Cent
'''tto Scrip ' v%
Columbian Bonds. . ......... ... .....
.. • •••••• MI Mexican Bonds, 1i13.1:75 per Cent. •••••• :;63.1i Ditto for the Account .... ......................... SS
b Ditto Deferred Stock lti4 a-ortuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent. ...... ......... •••
Ditto Converted ... Ditto for the Account
..... •..... .. ...—•••••••• 5Ms
1/%
Spanish Bonds, Five per Cent 1840 24
Ditto for tne Account 24.4 Ditto Three per Cent. ..........••••••••-"'"'".• ftcastYL
Ditto for the Acount ....- ..... •»••••••••
blyenezuela Bonds, 2 per Cent 42404
otch 254 per Cent 5.................. .......
Sir OF BHARISS 11118 DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
,„, RAILWAYS. PAID. Pea SHADE.
It riiiVghaTrk and Gloucester...... 100 ......... S 8 ...„. to 07
Caltbll..,anil Gloucester. ..... ........ 80 ... ..... 34%...... to 35
Eut,,lgge and Lincoln . 14 2%...”. to
torirfa 4,Cuuntied ..... !..,........... 2.5 185Z%-...,....
ttoo ;
ar_, houthe. n and"weaterni 4
fir,Zlncll ..............................
k....
,afrth of England. 190%...... 118 A to
00
Condon--I.ZIII 1 and Windermere
~i and Birmingham
61141-4 and York, York.... ...."....
2% 4% ... to
lON to 100
ti)4Zchterdtnlean.ds.l7r.lin::gto.:7ll7.ju"rt..a.. 10'1)1 ......... 5754
k ° Scri,,
2,5
...
...,, 35 „.. to -..
itZtilt,ich ana iir";;;Ct.O.:: . ...... .......
...
..
12
111,1,- and Lincoln
51%
%leo!" and Amiens 2
Pie, -' end Vierzon .........
......
•
NI. l'ls and Bourdea 1
?aril xNI Lyons ux
to,-
"d h0uen............... ... 20 ......... 30111% ••• to --
I.:ohdoi,,°lrr aroca SANDS ".
Nati,,“ 'Joint Stock .
tiAls ilProvlncialof England.- 35
hasar eltk-sTER ... I HANCE NOV. 28.7-The
qlB . ....Tock ALC . ,
be withoUt change; a fair amount of business
3 `g don
a ~,-16 ..1 e, at steady prices :—Clie4hiro Junction,
'.•l 4 ; Wigan and Liverpool, 81s. ; Churnets,
Sh fg 6 • t
Xt "-Ott' nl4Btern Counties, 13i. ; liuddersfield and
„-‘ktiehe ','-'i- ; 'Windermere, 41- ; Oxford and Rugby, 1i ;
"4.8. 4‘er vaid Leeds, Quarter Shares, 10i ; Ditto,
h tee
4th 51. nth Shares, 3i ; Manchester and Birming-
411t1 / • . Midland, 40/. Shares, 2i prem. ; Sheffield
b 44,01
rtrlisi ni la • West Yorkshire, 7 ; .Assurance, 10-/c. tl• and '
Ut..Y, 1221 Goole, Bs. 9d. premium ; Bolton and
2..
A.Noli

lltat ACCIDENT ON THE
14, tn,lttlinLAND RAILWAY.
kttpLd-
ell
i'g", nnother accident,
eon
11'14 'e'- with most • , 'Pus consequences, occurred
which might have b
61. Lt. , luiway. „ sin
r .a4,Lii,b, `N e have had many
of the passengers at
rrula th , '''klit just as we were going.
to press, and
hl'aeli .I)tp-ii,,,l'e learn that the London train, . which should
t the
rate wi,..'",, at tprin minutes past five, had arrived a
of urrnstif,"," a short line of railway is in progressline
uy . --.., conn , •
North with the London
%nettrer teting the .
atation cu. about a quarter of ami e l from the Derby
the
0., and wure proceeding at a slow pace, when from
iiewr lilts not being properly laid, the train got :m the
that "nbankinent. At present, we are informedf
laid
there is not more than twenty yards o . rails
to h'e'n on the new line, so that when the train got_
Itickil'e end, it wa.s stopped' by the gravel, which
in the} laY a considerable de th. The engine was buried
Filch beartii-work, and sevePral of the carriages were
a 1 -I.9l'erl by the sudden shock, but we do not hear
11: one bei • • . than the fright they
'ltaineA ,ng injured, further .
the It, u• tied the train been going at the usual speed,
lays of life must I • been Irvad•Ul.
The pass ' l4‘e
( it 't of duty to
eau
_, engers who have made a porn
ow u‘ our office justly complain of this gross and (.!an-
'4l3 tle . i
lives eto be
oil this ~.Q ect. dow many more are sacrificed
lots 8 'lan, where the Hudsonian principle of econo:ny.
beenthi.., worked to such nietties.—Derbi Reporter ot
-aity,
134

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t_.,- ,8
a 411148LEY LINSN TRADR.—'rhe trade of this
f;:". 1 uneorntnonly brisk, particularly in the branch of
,icy drills, so touch so that weavers are scarce ; and
411 they ma) touch
when the manufacturers are continually
(, the
their w:, es —Duncesttr Gazette.
-No
A --.4 LATE ROBBERY AT THE ROYAL MILITARY
.aCALF
fur.) 'll', WooLwictl.—The three prisoners, Hawks-
th u, Calvert and Craig, committed by Mr. Grove from
~e Woolwich Police-court, charged with stealing a sil-
-1 (r. wittell, and about 301 worth of wearing apparel, be-
-1:,"?Olg to the Gentlemen Cadets studying at the Royal
mll,ltary Academy were tried on Wedntsday at the
aidstone Assizes 'and all found guilty, and sentenced to
tiev , ,
ti 3 ears transportation each.
rTel 1,4 at, or mu LEVIATHAN STEAM-SHIP GREAT
ll,t rralisi.—On Wednesday forenoon the new leviathan
)!I steam-ship Great Britain, so long locked up in the
)ristol docks, made her first experimental trip of her
1i)°..",r1.41 eugines in the Cumberland-basin, and they were
utin to be perfectly satisfactory.
,The accounts received front Lebanon describe that
—Juntr .
t4i .)' as being the prey to civil war. The. mo.LIII-
- tlet!rg have, as we mentioned two days ago, laid siege
IllajLeru'ilu and the Governor of the place has inn-
-1 the foreign consuls that he cannot answer any
'unger for their safety.—Clironick.