The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-30 00:00:00

ing the recognition by Mexico of the independence et
Texas, and of consolidating peace between them.
BANK OF CHARLESTON AND BANK OF MANCHES-
TER.—The Charleston Mercury says :—We are au-
thorised to state, that ample provision was made some
time since, by the Bank of Charleston for the protection
of the balance of its funds with the Bank of Manchester,
with which bank they have kept only a p rt of their
account for some time past.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

There is a fair demand for Exchange on London at
106 a 1064, and on France a sf. 421-c. The supply of
bills is moderate and holders are firm.

Cotton is in more request; prices, however, are heavy,
and have a downward tendency. The sales to-day were
about 600 bales, one-half of which was for export.

There is no material alteration in the sales at the
Stock Exchange since the last accounts.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.
Stocks continue rather fiat though, as fewer sales nre
making, they cannot be called so depressed. Consols
present_ transfer are 9411 to 94:1-, and for Accoent 94 to
95. Exchequer Bills have not rallied, being 51s. to 535.
premium, and India Bonds are heavy at 48s. to 50s.
premium. Bank Stock is steady at 171 to 172, and the
India Stock rather dull at 264 to 265. New Three-and-
a-Half per Cents. are 101 f to 1014, and the Three per
Cents., 93;1 to 94. Long Annuities are 12 9-16ths to 14.
The Spanish market is not supported, owing to the
nature of the accounts received to-day. The Active
Bonds are 17i to 171, the Passive, n, and the Three
per Cents., 221 to 22k. Mexican Bonds have been heavy
at 30 to 30+, and Portuguese Converted, at 3241. The
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are 52 to 52i.
Railway Shares are nut quite so firm. Brighton, 14{
to 14i- ; Blackwell, 11 ; and Eastern Counties, 14 dis.
South Western are 181 prem.
The larger capitalists, as well as the Joint-stock Banks,
finding more employment for their money, and at a
better rate of interest, first class mercantile bills being
done at 21 to 24 per cent., and others at 3 per cent. and
upwards, are likely to withdraw some portion of their
surplus assets from the public securities, and hence the
decline which occurred in the Funds yesterday is partly
accounted for.

Cotton was firmly supported at Liverpool yesterday,
but the sales were not large, being only 5,000 bales, of
which 700 bales were Maranham, at 541 d. to 64-d. ; 500
Egyptian, at 64d. to 6:44 ; 300 Surat, at 34-d. to 4d. ;
and 3,500 American, at-31d. to 63d. per lb.
. FOr Railway Shares the market. was firm, but }astern
Counties were in poor request. Sales were made in
Grand Junction at 183 ; in Birmingham, New, at 35 ;
in the Quarter, at 49+ ; in North Midland, Half, at 31t;
in Paris and Rouen, at 241 ; and in the South Eastern,
New, at 18+.
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The Exchange from lltunburgh come;' over at 13 7-!;.,
and the price of gold at 429-I.'
It is stated in the advices from Germany that there is
to be a conference of the home manufacturers, either at
Mayenc2 or Cologne, W hen a show of fabrics, and other
articles of industry, will take place, which is expected to
prove of great service iu furthering improvments
hereafter.

PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share.
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh and Glasgow
London and Brighton ... SO . .... 354 t• 34
London and Blackwell
London and Birmingham 90
Ditto Thirds
London and South Western ... 41% ...

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