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The English Stock Market opened to-day with a
remarkably strong appearance. Consols remained
for the greater part of the morning stationary, at
yesterday's advanced rate of 100.4 to 101 ex div. for
the 10th July,but the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent.
Stock was in strong demand, and rose to MI, Re-
duced Threes at the same time reaching 1011.
Towards the middle of the day, however, intelligence
was communicated in a second edition of the Daily
News of the difference etweeu the Legislative As-
sembly. and the President of the French Republic,
and prices experienced a sensible shock. In the first
instance the fall was only to 1001 to 1, then
to Z to 3, owing to some heavy realisations,
and, after the official closing of the market, at
which time Consols were quoted 1004 to 3, the price
was further depressed to 1001. A rally from this
reduced range quickly ensued, and the last price we
heard quoted was 100! to 3 cx div. At the latest
period of the afternoon it may be observed a general
impression prevailed that undue importance had been
attached to this appearance of conflict between the
President and his nominee Assembly, and the dis-
position to support prices was much more strongly
evinced, additional confidence being imparted by the
intelligence, as received by telegrsph, that the effect
upon the prices of the Renter- had been neither
I great nor permanent. Railway shares and foreign
Istocks, especially the more speculative descriptions,
were visibly affected by the fall in Consols, but the
Ilelosing official quotations of these Classes of
securities in many cases cannot be said to represent
Ithe latest values, as the afternoon's non-official
prices were generally better. The revulsion in rail-
way shares was particularly remarkable, us in the
earlier part of the day very heavy investments had
been made in several lines. Amongst other trans-
actions we heard of purchases to the extent of
100,0001. by one broker, 50,0001. being in London
and South Western, 30,000/. in Great Western, and
20,000/. in London and North Western stock.

The official record of business in the English stack
department is subjoined :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for the opening, 101, 1003, 1, cx div. Three per
Cent. Reduced, 1011, 1,4, 3,, I. New Three-and-
a Quarter per Cents., 1041, 1,3, 3, 1. Bank Stock,
2231, 224.
Exchequer Bills ere steady at 765. to 795. prem.
for the March, and 695. to 725. prem., for the
June issue. India Bonds were rather higher at 89s.
to 91s. prem.
In the foreign stock market there was a conside-
rable advance in Venezuela and Mexican Bonds in
the earlier part of the day, but it was checked by the
general re action. Spanish stocks were worse. The
prices of business are subjoined, but after the regular
hours, as above noticed, more steadiness prevailed :
Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 4: prem. Brazilian
Old Five per Cent. 1011; ditto Small, 1011 •, ditto
New File per Cents., 1829 and 39, 101. Chilian
Six per Cents., 106, 103. Dutch Two-and•a-llalf
per Cents., for account, 30th June, 643, 1, 65, 641;
ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961, 1. Ecuador
Bonds, 43. Granada Deferred, 104, 1. Mexican
Old Bonds, 331, 344; ditto New Three per Cents.,
271, 3,4, 2641. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents.,
661, 651. Portuguese Converted Four per Cent.,
for account, 381. Russian Four-and-a- Half per
Cents., 105. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account,
941 1, 9-I, Spanish Passive Bonds, 53, ; ditto
Old Three per Cents., 50, 1, 491 ; ditto New De-
ferred Three per Cents., 223, 1, 3. Venezuelan
Three-and-a-half per Cents., 45, 46, 441.
Canada Six per Cent. Bonds have been inquired
for in the house, and are quoted 1141 to 115. City
Navigation Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Bonds mark
07. Crystal Palace shares were steady during the
morning, at to prem., but closed only 1.16 to
3-16 prem. Ebro Canalisation shares aro worth
5-16 to 7-16 prem. Madras Railway shares are
quoted at the wide margin of 11 to 24 prem., the
price of transactions being chiefly regulated by
private negotiation.
There have been transactions in the house in New
York and Elie ltailroad Debentures at 901 per cent.
It must be borne in mind that in the Stock Exchange
transactions the exchange is fixed at 4s. 6d. per
dollar, though in reality the rate is several pence
below that figure. Debentures of this line, to the
amount of half a million sterling in bonds of 100/.,
500!., and 1,0001. sterling, bearing 6 per cent. interest,
have just been introduced for issue in this market.
The prospects of this line appear good, but the haste
with which these American projects are concocted is
shown in the fact that the money is wanted to lay
down a second line of rails before the profits of the
first line have been by any means, definitely ascer-
tained. The " probable earnings" of the fine for
the first year were " estimated" by the directors at
3,725,189 dole., but the estimate was subsequently
arbitrarily raised to 4,000,000 dots. Deducting 50
per cent. for expenses, it is assumed that 2,000,000
dots. of net revenue will bo left, of which 1,260,000
doh,. are required to meet the interest on the debt
already existing. Whether these "estimates" are
sufficiently reliable, is of course a question for in-
tending investers. _ _ _

A company is in course of formation for the con-
struction of the " Severn Valley Railway," from
Shrewsbury to Worcester. The capital proposed to
be raised is 350,000/., in 14,000 shares of 25/. each.
The towns and districts to which railway accommo-
dation will be extended by this line are Coalbrook-
dale, Ironbridge, Coalport, Madeley, Broselcy, Much
Wenloch, Bridgnorth, Bewdley, Kidderminster, and
Stourport. . . . . .

The transactions in bank shares this week have
not been so numerous as of late, owing rather to the
enhanced pretensions of sellers than to any falling
off in the demand. For shares in the Australian
banks, which have been rapidly rising since we drew
attention to the eligibility of the investment pre-
sented by them in the present position of our south-
ern colonies, the inquiry continues active, but few sel-
lers are to be found. Bank of Australasia shares have
risen 3/. 10s. during the week, and Union of Aus-
tralia 11. South Australia, Colonial, London and
Westminster, Commercial of London, and most other
stocks are also rising. Sales are recorded as follows:
Australasia (401. paid), 473,48, 49, 51, .50, 5l I,
.1„ 1;
Colonial (251. paid), 14; 13 ; Commercial of London
(20/. paid), 261 ; London and Westminster (201.
paid), 301, -1; South Australia (251. paid), 25, 1;
Union of Australia (251. paid), 45, 3, 45, 1 ; ditto
New (2!. 10s. paid), 41, 5.
Dock stocks are very firm, and there has been •
resumption of dealings in St Katherine stock, at con-
siderably advanced prices. The last quotations
are: Commercial Stock, 90; ; East and West India,
158, 9; London, 130; St. Katherine, 873, 87 ;
Southampton, 281.
In the market for steamboat shares there have

been very extensive transactions in Peninsular and
Oriental shares, at a marked rise in value. Royal
Mail Steam shares arc also advancing, but General
Steam Navigation are weaker. Bargains are thus
marked: Australian Royal Mail, 2; General Screw
Steam Shipping, 503 ,• General Steam Navigation,
284 ;• Peninsular and Oriental, 87, 84 ' 86, tis,, 86!,,
87, 87 ex div. ; Ditto New, 38, 37! ex div.; Royal
Mail Steam, 771, 7N, 771, 7810 78.

Insunmee shares remain steady, but the upward
movement in prices is not quite so marked as some
weeks back. Indemnity Marine shares arc Is.
higher, other descriptions remaining as quoted by us
last week.

e hear it noticed as rather singular that
Colonel Facie, who now represents the republic
of Mexico politically, as well ns financially,
has not caused the translation and publica-H
tion of a pamphlet issued and sent over
by the Mexican minister for foreign affairs with a
view to placing the exact position of the Garay
treaty dispute before the public. Tho brochure in
question is entitled "the memorial of the rights and
just causes by which the Mexican government is jus-
tified in its refusal to recognise the privilege con-
ceded to Joseph Garay to open the comniunications