The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-22 00:00:00

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Thy
CiT YY, ONDAY EVENING.
se n the Engii:l Stocks noticed in our Even-
rasei
Edition has been fully suKorted, but the specu-
th r. 3 are rather disposed to await the confirmation of
exe, intelligence received by way of Paris; ere they
Consols
their operations for a further improvement.
;',l'msols for immediate transfer and Thursday brought
Ina_
94# to 943, cicsing at 94i. Exchequer Bills re-
-2e.6. .at (as. ,to ,78s. premium, andlralia Bonds at
,53 :
Iveminm.. East India. Stock improved to 2631
2C'I• Bank Stock was dull at 169 k; New Three-
-oa-111th' per Cents. brought 101-3 to 1011 ; Re-
tueed, 1003 101 ; and the Three per Cents-, 933
o
eln the Foreign market business continued active as
ftgards the Spanish and Mexican investments.. The
f?trrler closed at the extreme (1: cline of the day, 18 to
t`'b' 'be Five Te, ', r Cents., and '2 for the Threes, white
e letter a,:varieed to 33-4 and ti 33, in consequence of
'Port that important ad vices by the Clyde packet
ve readied our Government in reference to media-
tio bctween the hostile republics. Portuguese New
at 2 Per Cents. were at 373, and the Three per Cents.
23 11razl Stock touched 654, but left off at 65f.
oloat ‘,„..”, our' was steady at 2141- to 21* ; Buenos Ayres
4.ri- 4) 23 ; RusEiw. at 113* ; and Dutch Two-and-
if her Cents. at,52-7,- to 54
Shares res did not Particiate in the improvement in
st„
but the transfers were not on an extended
a`a,",, being this afternoon in the Bristol and Exeter
‘3.4-' discount, the. Manchester and Leeds at 13,
(14111 Eastern at 261, and the Scrip 1 discount.
Kreat Western, New, were 11,1,., Eastern Counties,
ew, were mid Northern end Eastern Scrip 3* to
dren'ium. Loi3don 'Joint Stock Bank Shares were
trl;, Provincial ef Ireland, 17* ; and Union of Aus-
uoi New, 21 premium.
(From The Sun of Last Night.)
fr " highly important intelligence received to •day
exclusion luta engrossed attention in the City, to the
t 0.,. of almost every other topic. The large
trlunt of the indernity, more than sufficient to cover
t terium losses and-the ex Fences of the war, is expected
ii,e_ave most impOrtant effect upon the markets for
11 manufactures in the East, as the merchants who
~,11 `4l* such heavy less-es upon the opium seized,
thi graduallv .receive back the full amount, and have
o %RaPital again at command; while the opening of
or two ports in China will furnish fresh outlets
4'l track. The Cotton and Manchester gocds markets
are Nlecterf to feel a beneficial influence from the
,1/41-'", and the -large public sales of Tea (60,000
ita„4,;ges), which were to have commenced this morn-
of°,',lt'av‘i been postponed till Monday next, to allow
in the merchants receiving, their letters, and consider-
41the probable effect which the altered position of
'tars may have upon prices.
be'tecounts from the Cape of Good Hope of Septem-
ber notice the Continuance of the gale almost up
that date, the sea having been heavier in Table
Bay ever before'known, owing to the prevalence
aIA winds during the previous fortnight. There
ore 23 vessels riding in the bay at the time, only 18
ab which were left,when it subsided. The John Bag-
Pairfield, add lieftirm, which were wrecked,
Gibad been condemned ; and the Henry Hoyle and
'ha, east on shore, remained to be examined. The
ews were providentially saved. The commerce of
al
Ica Bay was wily flourishing.
Buenos Ayres en the 25th September, great
hi-J,,°;eings were going on, in consequence of the ar-
ri-a` of Admiral Mown after his victories in the
river Parana. There were 45 vessels in port, ten of
rr.tich were British. A good subscription had been
b iced for the benefit of the sufferers by the Ham-
burgh fire fire. In manufactured commodities, the stocks
which were decreasing, more business had been
7,cle, and the holders were asking higher prices gene-
.4l4Yi although sales of drilling and lustring for the
gtulk nter
,demand had be en made on very low terms.
eills_e'iraPsactiens in freights had been limited, but the
"P-6 ;t63(i.were expected to improve. Exchange 2 15-16 d.
..,,xhAe htrge Amsterdamt the' funds were firm on Friday.
3,5.1 f sale of Java sugar had gone off at 213 f. to
The 4 •
•Belgian fisheries are reported to have been
very successful this year.
The Cotton Market at Liverpool was dull on Sa-
turday. Sales 3,000 bales. in Railway Shares a
fair business was done, at good prices.
The intelligence from China makes a- good deal of
star in the Stock Market, and the British Securities
have been strongly confirmed in their upward ten-
-2
de
eY, although some parties affect to consider the
,ws AS of a somewhat doubtful or high-drawn
'','euaracter because no dates are given. The
(fik°l)abilit'y, however, seems to be,. that the
.ve'r'r party will begin to close their accounts
do its to be prepared for the settlement on Thursday,
-;27llieh will be so decidedly against them. The Go-
10(L'rriment brokers have this morning laid out 5,3001.
-e,.:ltMae Reduced Three per Cent. Annuities at 933 ;
"111.-3,000/. in the Long Annuities at 12 7-16. Con-
. Vs have 4
risen
to I per cent., being 941 to 943 for
.."49' and Account. Exchequer Bills are 56 to 58
Ppai
tore ; East India Stock has advanced from 2611
ITT pGL
atd 2.63-i. Bank Stock is dull at 169* ;
altd.pihree-and-a-Half per Cents. bring 1013 to 1013,
- 4-6,ticed 1004 to 101 ; Three per Cent. Annuities
lehtouched 94.
( effoct of the news froth Barcelona has been to ,
-b a depression in Spanish Stock, the Active
aving declined from 181 to 18f,- and 18,
"(I • the22l Ihree7per-Cents.; from 23* to 223 and
at Portuguese Converted Bonds are dull
fronTi, and the Three per Cents. at 23. The accounts
Lisbon are still of an unsettled tenour,
Tr" in regard to politics and finances, though the
peasUry paper issued had been offered for by the
blahlik• Ate:.:ican Bonds are firmer at 33 to 33*; Co-lorn-
-65-311 fire quiet at 211, and Brazilian have improved to
4 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have ranged
fr
Tn 5
R2ai htb). a 5v
%I. arcs there have been a few purchases
I.oeariv the previous rates. Eastern Counties are
4 Edinburgh and Glasgow, 2 ; Brighton 14-a ;
North
Midland, 39 to 38, and South Eastern, 27, dis-
count. Great Western are 18Ito 19 ; Brighton Loan,
1 at'd South Western 18k, premium. Colonial Bank,
are e 7i discount, and National Provincial of England,
4-
remium.
11„ICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, NOV. 18.
Three
per Cent. Consols .......
Ihree and a Half Stock
Three and a Half Steck, New ................. ..
bZLNcHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, NOV. 19.
k e Only business done here to-day has been a lot of
Qflehester and Birmingham at 193 per share.
CLOSING 'PRICES.

Bank stock
~
BRITISH FUNDS.
lt9i India Stock . 264 pm
Per c
ent. Red, ....... 046 Ditto Bonds .... 53 pm
,Per Cent. C0n5..... 9-11 Ditto Old Annuities ...
3NDoPer Cent. 1ted.........1Ni Ditto New Annuities...
IN?
aP ;13i1
ear per Cent... ...... It)14 Ex
Ditto. Rills, 1,000/500/... 2d. .
58 pm
58 pm
L.: Cen, — ..
g ..Annuities to expire Ditto Small
~.,?31• 1860
... . 12k Bank Stock for Acct.
,-,et. 185,,
....... . India Stock for Acct... o .... ...
Jac.
1.60 123 Consols for Acct.
&car' FOREIGN FUNDS.
to . an, 5 per cent.... Portuguese, 5 per cent.
Pan, 5 Per cent Ditto, New Ditto 37i
_Brazilian Bonds— 651 Prussian, 5 per cent.... 113
Col(
.i''lliil7"
an:l.6yres6 per cent. 23 Russian, 5 pet cent —
b. lLustil;e6rpeeernetent... -- Ditto, Metallic ...... .
18k
itto, 1824 Spanish, A per cent
.216- Ditto, Deferred.... .
V,,i . Euatai,Lßonda, 6 per cent 79 French, 5 per cent.llBf. 50e.
• •", 3 Per • t ' — Exchange......
.. . Greek 18' - en
.
il:' Greek,
11 ' -`=), 5 per cent. French, 3 percent. —f. —c.
~,, !,,:bxican, 5 per cent 33i- Dutch, 26 per cent. 53k
5...t:1., t° 6
~.,„.v._ . per cent. 1t437 Ditto. 5 per cent. .. ...101i
ntivian 181- 6 t
, ... 7 g ... per C_. ---
SHARES.
Bristol and Exeter (70 paid) ... ..., .• 444
eastern Counties (23 paid)... ••••••.•••••••... A
Ditto New (—paid) ...... ... ..................
10#
Litt() Dehebtures ( paid) .....
rdinhurgh and Glasgow (50 paid) ... ...
_8437i
Great Western, (65 paid) ... .. . ''' ............ 616
Ditto New Shares (50 paid) . ............ __.
London i B 'ol ton (50 paid) .. ............ , 351 t,
an rir, i
......
... , lot
Ditto Loan Notes (10 paid) d 60g
London and South 'Western (4116 s lOtip )
Manchester and Leeds (70 paid) ............ 68i
Northern and Eastern (45 1,4,"/ ............
8i
Ditto
Scrip ( 5 paid) ........................
62
North Midland Railway ((00) .............. . 2311
par
i` and Rouen (20 paid) .. ............. *" 230
South Eastern and Dover (50 paid)•" ......
Ditto Scrip (20 paid) ................... . .

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, at, Letters from Pcris announce that the new Post .of•
: flee treaty between France and England had been
signed, as well as a treaty for regulating the cod
;,, , Tun
fish-
eries of th:l two countries.
EFEECT OF THE INCOME-TAX ON SEUVANTS.
,dt.:•.: . "-It was Sr Robert Peel's boast, that his Income-tax
-thi.. 'would not affect the wcrliing classes. He was told at
10
~, the tier,, that- it was exceedingly unwise to indulge
145e;;r6: hi s;',"i hope, inasmuch as the very moment the
he
and middle classes began to ti. el its pawl), they
01 would s.. heme and plan how to throw it upon those
01i,, beneath the .m. This is the season of the rear in which
*what a:e'ealled " the statutes" are held in most quar-
ters. ' The statutes," be it known to those of our
roaders to whom the phrase is new, are a kind of fair
at which all the servants, men and women, of the dis-
trict assemble to be engaged for the ensuing year.
At all such meetings, we see by the country papers,
-3. and we are informed by correspondents on whom we
) '4l(l'-. can d ,
14 e-%; '' ;), -ePend, there has been a mo-.t tearful, we may
'13.1%'-'%
_."'-'", in the present state and circumstances of the
'rut , - .: "untry, a most appalling, failing dr in time number of
• 3l"' f"rining Fervants either ervaged ' r re-'"lv"g'l. Fro"'
i ~; t,, , 7 , 7-, c!-.• ..11 ,•,,.'_

rtl,„

" ;lie iif
termined, or compelled, to do as much o both in-door
, and out- dour work as they can themselves, in order to
meet the new demands of Tory taxation. Of course,,
01 these unhired servants will be obliged to seek work
. as ngricult a ural labourers, wl-,ose wages will be forced
, .
. . e• • • ,t; 4. ion brought upon them.
-.;, Itit uneasy
and discontented feeling iiitue rural diStricts.—Liver-
. pool Albion.

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