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London, England, 1852-10-22 00:00:00

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MONEY MARKET.

Tnesanas limurnrca.
The English funds were again • shade weaker to-
day, money stock coming forward rather more freely,
and thus the operations-of the government broker,
who makes his appearance in the market with real
regularity, are neutralised. Consols were sold at
1001 for cash, for which they left off 1001 to 1, and
1001 for the 11 th• Nov. Bank Stock remains de-
:sThe official business report is as follows:
Z trnt. Conueourl,s,lfobori
;mrey,
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tared, 991, j ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,
103;,A, ; Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 7-16 ;
ditto years, 1860, 61; South Sea Old Annuities,
991; Bank Stock, 2211, 2201.
The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 76e. to
78s. prom., which was also the price current for the
June issue; bat purchasers of this latter description
were accommodated at 77a. prem. India Bonds are
firm at 85s. to 88a. prem.
In the foreign bond market speculative attention
was still mainly directed to Turkish scrip, in which
the changes were considerable and frequent during
the day. From 51 the price went up to 51, and
after falling to 4/ quickly ascended to 61 prem., at,
which figure itifinally left off, buyers. Confidence
has been stimulated by the consideration of the fact
that, as observed in the Daily News this morning,
the Turkish government is fully responsible for the
acts of its representatives. Strong hopes are enter-
tained that the affair will be settled quietly and in a
manner creditable to the reputation of the Ottoman
government. There was a report, however, that
Prince Callimakki has been recalled. A communica-
tion was sent to Messrs. Devsux, the contractors, from
tho committee of the Stock Exchange, asking for a
copy of the flrman, the answer being to the effect
that the document in question is in Paris, where the
contractors are also at present staying, but that it
should be sent for. The price came quoted from that
city at 8 prem. Buenos Ayrean bonds were rather
worse in the morning, but subsequently went firmer.
Sardinian, Spanish, and most other stocks are well
supported. The Spanish committee's certificate for
the half of the unfunded coupons was in demand,
and rose to 3/ per cent. This was settling day in the
new Swedish mortgage loan, which ruled at the de-',
pressed price of Idle. to par. Bargains are thus marked:
Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 5 prem. Brazilian
Old Five per Cent., Small Bonds, 1011. Buenos
Apes Six per Cents., 77, 79. Danish Five per
Cents, 1031. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
04/, 63; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 961. Equa-
dor Bonds, 41, 5. French Four-and-a-Half per
Cent. Rennie, 104 f. 50c.; ditto Three per Cents.,
80f. 30c., 80f., and 81f. (exchange in all cases, 23f.
30c.) Mexican Three per Cents., 24/. Portuguese
Concerted Four per Cents., 381. Sardinian Five
per Cents., 98, 871, 3, 3. Spanish Old Three per
Cents., 511, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per
Cents., 231, /41; ditto Committee's Certifs., 31 31.
per cent. Swedish Loan, par, dia. Turkic Six
per Cent. Loan, 51, 1, 41, 6}, 63 prem.
The transactions in Bank and other shares have
again been important. Shares :in the English,
Scottish, and Australian Bank (with 41. paid), have
been done at 41 and 41. Loudon Chartered Bank
of Australia (with 21. 10s. paid), have risen from 3f,
to 31, and 41, owing to its being announced that all
the preliminary arrangements for the obtaining of
the charter have been completed, only the usual
formalities requiring to be gone through. Load's
and County Bank shares mark 23 ; London Joint
Stock Bank, 191; London and Westminster Bank,'
34, 331; Oriental Bank Corporation, 38 ex div.;
Provincial Bank of Ireland, 471 ; Crystal Palace, 6;
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 861; ditto, New (201.
paid), 411 • Royal Mail Steam, 781, 771, 781 male.;
Chiriqui lead, 1 prem. Shares in the Beziers and
Orainessac Railway are quoted I to 1 prem. ; Upper
India Railway, 1 to 1 prem. ; Bordeaux and Cott,
Railway, 41 to 51 prem. ; Antwerp and Rotterdam
Railway, to a prem. ; Royal Swedish Railway, Ito
pram. ; Norwegian Trunk Railway, 1 dis. to par)
Isle of Wight Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; West End and
Crystal Palace Railway, a dia. to par; Lake Fucino
Drainage, par to .1 prem. ; Ebro Canal, /to 1 prem. ;
French Crystal Palace, Ito 1 prem. The settling
day in Bordeaux and Cette shares is expected to be
fixed about the 30th. _ _

A very useful project is being brought out under
the designation of the " London, Liverpool, and
North American Screw Steam Ship Company." The
object of the company is to establish an economical,
expeditious, and direct steam communication for
goods and passengers between London, Liverpool, the
United States, and the British North American colo-
nies. The steamers will leave London and Liver pool al-
ternately for New York throughout the year; for Canada
and Newfoundland from March to October; and dur-
ing the remainder of the year, in order that the com•
munication with Canada may not be wholly inter-
rupted, they will call at Portland, in the state of
Maine, between which port and Quebec and Mon-
treal a railway is now in conne of construction.
During the season it is contemplated that the Com.
pony's steamers shall run straight up to Quebec or
Montreal, where they will be in communication
with steamers plying to Lakes Ontario, Erie,
Huron, Michigan, and touching at all the ports on
the route. When the line is established it will pro-
bably cause a great diversion of the Lake produce,
which now paws in a great measure through_ tho
United States to the Atlantic seaboard. The Island
of Newfoundland, so long deprived of the advantages of
steam communication, will also be included in the route
of the Company's steamers, and it is therefore probable
the association will secure the bounty offered by the
colonial legislature. The company is at present pro-
visionally registered, under the Joint Stock Compa-
nies Act, but a charter has been applied for, and will
in all probability be readily secured, until which
time only, a deposit of 2s. per share is to bo payable.
The capital is fixed at 600,0001. in 201. shares, and
the committee includes some of our most influential
firms connected with both branches of tho North
American trade.

Nearly all descriptions of American securities have
been in good demand this week, and the tendency
of prices is favourable. Present quotations are thus
reported by Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co., for trans-
mission to America :
Redeemat.le. Dividends. Prieto
Melted NAN Ipa Cs. 546. 1963 Jen. sad Jelly 110 99
Inele s par OM tfi. ... Jen. sad July 1034 1044
Da I per 01. no de. ... 1963 Jae. GYM, 1094 110
De. 9pw42.lle.Oleak . 1847.1»o9 Jes. awl Jab, 107 168
Dew Tot •sr CU. 111211.1800 (1011111111, 07 94
Penogleada specs. BM Atte. 844 674
Do. • per OM Nadi lOl ha. eal July 99
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Ns Duds lBB4 Ap. NA Out. 107 10$ Mir
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Dide Mind — Jen. Jail 47
Ilyseß.itsr.Bes — Jaw. and July 904 974
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