The Press.
London, England, 1855-06-09 00:00:00

)yontg Itarket ant ditg Antellignut.

FRIDAY EVEN7NO.
TILE Control Market has undergone a marked
reaction during the current week, prices having
declined nearly per cent. This result is, however,
attributable in great degree to the consequence of
the large and rapid improvement in quotations since
the previous account, which naturally led to some
weakness from over-excitement, aided by consider-

able sales effected for the purpose of realising profits.
It is noticed, however, that upon every fall the
public still come in as purchasers for investment,
and though the suspension of actual transfer opera-
tions during the period that the Bank books are shut
on dividend account has kept real transactions much
in abeyance, yet the presence of such bidders in the
market has tended materially to check decline anci
given renewed buoyancy to the quotations. All the
extraneous causes which were calculated to influence
the market have borne a suspicious character. The
tidings of successes in the Sea of Azoff, and of the
resumed bombardment of Sebastopol, promised to
exercise a favorable effect on the barometer of the
Stock Exchange. Those advices were, however,
received and accepted without producing any notice-
able improvement, the market for the time appearing
to be guided and governed entirely by speculative in-
fluences.
Bullion continues to arrive in masses. 246,0001.
came to hand on Monday, and 510,000/. was brought
home on Thursday by the West India mail steamer.
On the other band, the foreign exchanges are turn-
ing adversely to this country, and seem to threaten a
renewed drain of the precious metal in addition to
the heavy outfall which is always going on upon ac-
count of the war and foreign loans.

Monday was the 4th of the month, but the corn.
mercial bills falling due on that day were below the
usual average in amount, and were met without
difficulty.
The Omnium of the new loan has been in much
demand, and was quoted as high as 5 prem. This
afternoon prices were 4i to 1. The New Annuities
have been done at 161. Consols were marked to-
day at 911 to 911 ex div. Reduced at 911 92 ; New
Three per Cents. 921 to 921 ; India Bonds 225. to
255. prem.; Exchequer Bills 19s. to 225. prem.;
Ditto Bonds 1001 1 ; Bank Stock 209 210.

SHARES

have been well supported at good prices. Be-
tween May 1 and June 1 the quotations of nearly all
the best lines improved from 3 to 5 per cent., and
this higher range of prices still rules in the majority
of instances.

FOREIGN.
The market for Foreign Stocks has shown little
animation. Turkish Bonds still almost monopolise
attention. They have been dealt in at ♦arious quo-
tations from 82 to 88, holders showing much a nfi-
dence. Sardinian were done to-day at 8111 es dl,.
for the settling. Mexicans are somewhat lower, at
22 to

OFFIC

8 per Cent. Consols
Ditto for Account
3 per Cents Reduced
3 per Cents
Long Annuities
• Hank Stock, 7 per Cent
Umnium .

Mon. Bills, 2ld. per diem
India Bonds, (1,0001.)....

An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32
for the week ending on Saturday, the 2nd day of June, 1835.

_
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
WOWS'S/110d .... 431,083,176 tioverninent Debt 011,015,100
Other Securities .. 2,984,900
Gold Coin it Bullion 17,083,185
Silver Bullion .... --

ProprietorieCapitalLl4,s3ll,9oo Government Beau-
Best
Public Deposits' 5,211,168 Dead Weight Au.) 212,677,816
Other Deposits
seven Day t other Notes 11,342,970
Bill■
--
£37,145,871

* Including Exchsqiier; Savings Banks, Commisaidnari of
National Debt, and Dividend Accounts.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Per Cent. Monti Tuesd. Wed.
Brazilian b 99 100/ 11 100
Danish 5 1021
Dtch. ( F.x 12 uil )21
French 3
Do. 4l

Do. Bank

- Closing 1
rOTATION.

Tuead. Wed.

—92 i
91 xd 91 i 91 i'9ll 4 911 ixd
91 i 91i i 91t ti9l# 92
92 i 994 i5l 2049* 92i i
316-18' 3i 34 915.18 113-16
2084 210 209410 310
18
523 41a
iP
-- -- P
22 18 -- -- P
21 5 -- 22 2S 22

BANK OF ENGLAND.

£31,063,17b I
BANKING DKPARTNINT.

NY 3 Oe
C c

Thurs.' Friday .

Thurs.
100&

611
69111
f

Mexican
Peruvian
Portuguese

.3
.4e
.4
.5

fipauish
Turkish (Ace.)

Aritw. & Rttrdm.
Belgian East. J.
Dutch Rhenish
Ewa Indian
Gt. Indian Pen.
G. W.ofCan.,Bll
Lyons & Geneva
Madras
Na.& Lge.(w.in)
Nrthrn.ofternce.
Norw. Trnk.l'rf.
Paris & Lyons
Paris & Orleans
Paris tt Rouen

RiILWAYO-•

191,083,176

Z 47,10,871

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..6 182 4 1821 482 1
FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
i Mond. Tuesday. H'ednes. Thurs.
8! 9 84 9 81 181 95
2 id 21 Id 24 Id 21 id
id 4 idi id i id
241 bi 244 bi 244 bit/ 244 bj
4.4 Pi fpi b X
31
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864
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364 44
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271 Si 51 64
8919 8 9 8
271 8p1278 94
8 p 274 8 p 29 i
48 50'47 9 47 9 47 9
.42 4 142 4 .43 4 42
SHARES.
Mond.iTuesd.
25 7 126 7

Aberdeen
Birin. %Vol v. A 8 tour Val.
Bristol and. Exeter
Caledonian
Chester and Holynead
Cork and Bandon
Dublin h Belfast June.

East Anglian
Eastern llnior.(11)
East Lancashire

Eastern Counties
Great Northern
Gt. Sth. and Wet of Ire
Great Western
Lancashire& Yorkshire
Lon., Tilbury, &Sthend
Lon.,Brightou,Bc
London and Blackwell
London and Nrth-West.
Midland
Newmarket,

Newry and Enniskillen
Norfolk
Nrthrn. Counties Union
North British
North Staffordshire

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92
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104 4
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116 7
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98 148
68 3
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48 30

North-Western
Oxf., Wrostr., and Woly
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland
South Devon
South-Eastern and Dov
South. Western
South Wales
Waterford & Llmeriok
M ISCILLLANEOUS-
Australian Agricultural
Canada
Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace of France
North British Aus. Laud.
Peel River Land & Min.
Scottish Aust. Invest.'
South Australian Land
Van Diemen's Land

131 4
881 4i'
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2/4 4
28 5

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119 211
31 il

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119 21
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28 30

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634 4
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119 211
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284 9

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138 i
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61 7k
63
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291 iP
47 9
42 4

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9 1

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24 6
77 8
19i 4
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68

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(Reported exclusively for "THE PRisa." )
CORN-F.XCHANGE —The receipts of English wheat up to
our market this week, coastwise and by land carriage, have
been again moderate, and the show of samples has been small.
Holders have been very firm In their demands, and in the few
sales effected is per quarter more money has been obtained;
ruled deco- Foreign wheat—the im-
xl—bas met a dull Inquiry,
place in the quotations.
more money. The barley
The inquiry for malt has
There has been a slow sale
ay 6d per quarter. Beans
quarter less money. Peas
has ruled firm.
't white, 77s to 90s; red,
to 78s. Malting barley,

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but the trade has ruled decidedly flat. Fo
ports of which have been tolerably good-1
et scarcely any chanrlhas taken pia(
, a cpgrpi lt,a vir n held for more
halt ebndfluilal flit/. t late rates. Th
• .e.•..... .iv . immediate wants. There
- • •• . p .Ive have\ given way 6d
.-it
1r . 4555 t, at la ip 2e per guar
7, ,:4 , Tbelllciktr trade has I
and Kent w
iVi,
ts " ''. k %.. And cola red, 69e t
t, 4/53S . '''''
-
,E,
ua ciVd SM.-4 k