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London, England, 1855-11-30 00:00:00

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MONET MARK AT-71175 DAY.

Two o'Ciosz.
The English funds opened good, at the fill advance
of yesterday afternoon, but a reaction has since taken
place, and prices now exhibit a decline oil to 1 per
cent. Akesol4. for money and the 6th December,
after touching 891 to 2, have declined to 89/ to 1.
The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt
in at 88/ to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 881
to 891; Bank Stook at 209; India Stock at 226;
Ezehegaer Bonds at 97 to 981; Exchequer Bills
at 7s. to 3s. die.; and India Beads at 6s. to 2s dia.
In the foreign stock market a large business has
been done in Turkish Six per Cents., which have
touched 83 for account, and are now quoted
est to 1. The New Pour per Cent. Loan
ha. improved to 31 to 3 dl.. Austrian
Old Five per Cents. have been dealt in at 66 to 1
(exch. 106.); Cuba Seven per Cents. (Mataseas and
Savanilla Railway), at 99; Dutch Two. and-e-
Half per Cents., at 631 to 1; French Three per Cents
Restos at 661 r. 760. (exob. Sbfr. 20e.); ditto, new
'stip, at 11 prem. ; Peruvian Fouuand-a-Half per
Chute. at 741; Sardinian at 851; Spanish Old
These per Cents, at 391; ditto, New De-
fined Three per Cents. at 201 to 1; ditto
Pamir. Bonds at 61; and Venesuela Pour-and-a-
Quarter per Cents. at 26.
_ The gold brought to by the Kent and Oliver
Ding, opmesating a total value of about 815,00 W.,
is not yet available, these vessels being detained off
the accost by easing ivied.. Should this supply
came to hand rapidly, it is hoped that a good pee-
ties of it will be, seat into the Beek, as the parties
bey's' gold hen on Preach sonnet would naturally
oversew difficulty in raising all at once so heavy a
sem of money. It, on the other head, these remit-
tances are received singly, the probability of the
Bank's stook meek* any oonmderable accession
will be diminished, as a comparatively moderate
amount of capital, such as is now employed in trans-
midis; to Prance the gold ex the White Star, will
be released, and thus rendered available for a repe-
titive of the operation.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th
December for the supply of 200 tons of raw Ness
and 600 qrs. of oats.
The lAA India Company will receive tenders on
the sth December for the conveyance of stores from
Eagles& to Calcutta. On the 6th December the
Emigration Commissioners will rewire tenders for
the hire of a ship to proceed to Sydney, and to be
ready to receive passengers between the 17th and
24th of Joinery. The Admiralty have accepted the
ships Jane and Isabella and Prince George for the
of stores to Hoag Kong and Malta.
An extraordinary general meeting of the Crystal
Palace Company is called for the 14th Dec., to n-
aive reports from the committee of shareholders and
from the directors ; to authorise the board to exercise
the remaining borrowing powers of the company,
amounting to 33.3331.; and to consider the proposed
bill relating to Dulwich-wood, to the capital of the
company, and to other matters.
ebtistreat of 10a per share is to be made to the
dere of the Australian Royal Mail Steam
Navigation Company out of the " suspense account"
on the 4th Dee.
As regards the important article of sugar, the sta-
tistics of which are at present exciting so much
attention, we append a statement compiled from the
Board of Trade tables by a practical authority :
secta.—DIPOZTID lx 12 KONTOS uimixo bra see.
Ono vaaa ONLT TO OCT. 31.)
1853. 1864. 1866.
Raw ~..tree 382,476 438,672 360,140
Reflaid „teas 17,843 men 14,786
Midaseas..toas 17,214 19,066 16,688

896.782 476,664 381,613

D.ty paid ..to.. 880,910 380.731 406,399
Raw ....ti.. 10,097 18.676 18,089
Raglaad ..teaa
Molaisaa..toas 18,954 16 967 19,438

387,661 410,174 439,926
To make a fair comparison 8,000 tons must be
added for the days short in the returns for this
year, making the amount duty paid in 1866 448,928
tons. The great demean in the importations, with
%mean of consumption forms the explanation of
the late greet ries ia the price of sugar. The ex-
pestation of short supplies for some months to come
hes assisted the movement. As we have before
remarked, however, 'Bemuse must be mods for the
dserems in consumption which is resconably ex-
pected to result from the high price now ruling, and
ales for the well-knows tendency of an extraordinary
ries to induce 'applies from a variety of unusual
gaiters.

TZVIIIDAT Itvilmts.

The English fonds to-day bare exhibited increased
imoyancy, end closed at their bast point, showing an
additional rise of 1 per oent. since yesterday. This
advance has been established in spits of an increased
and general demand for mosey, which has met with
tall employment to-day both in the Stook Exchange
and in the digestant market. We have on previous
eleasioas enumerated the causes operating in aid of
this upward movement of the fends. Large specula-
tive parchsess have for sea time been in progress in
Consols, in anticipation of the approaching deduction
of the half-yearly dividend, and encouraged
by the idea that the pacific rumours which
are to be looked for during the winter will
deter epsoulstoes he lower prices from promoting
operations with confidenoe. The largearrivals ot
Australian gold have also alleviated immediate on-
easisses as regards the coarse of monetary affairs.
Oa the other hand, en adverse feature for the Coned
market is leveled in the high tate of interest
charged for carrying over " stook to the new &o-
melet of the 10th of January. This charge, oe
" continuation," stands at present at 7-16 to f per
out. The latter fraction, after making allowance
for the 91. per cent. income tax, is at the rate of up-
wards of 41 per cent. per annum. The necessity
imposed upon operators for • rise of paying so high
a charge for the extension of their purchases until Jan.
10 Indicates considerable outstanding speculation in
this sense. always en element of weakness.
Itis
liable, too, that many of the public who eon
tem
investing may indooed—in view of preeent prim%
and of the resbeuisrative rata which they can obtain
by placing their messy out "st call" in the interim
—to postpone their purchases in satisipation of the
heavy government Lea, the announcement of which is
shortly after the meeting of parliament.
azteocntslls for money and the 6th December
at 891 to 1, and cloned at 891, exactl Forqt
10th January the closing quotation was 891 to 90.
In the Stock Exchange money eimmeedid 4} to I
c izr p. on uettreent outride*. The saki
report is es follows :—Thres per Cent.Oen-
este, hr money, 89,891, -Ti
; ditto, for account,
6th Detr.,V, 891, 891.Thres per Cent. Bednoed. 884,
I, 88, 881. New Tines per Cents., 881. /. t• 1,012 g
Muskies, expiring in Jen., 1860, It 7-16, lif ; Thirty
Moe llenuieel. April, 1886 (New Loan), 14. India
a.a. 866. Beak .&t, 209, 210. Threswilialf
poe Ont. Enter Bonds, falling payuhle 1
end 8N
111119, 24 India Bonds, 6a.
Setimper were not affected in piles aff the
Who bused Ise messy, but maintained tip* hag
sesoTety. skein quotation was 71. to Bs. dlr.
Is the foreign smelt market the chief feature was
rise of nearly If per cent. in Turkish Six per Cuts.,
which closed at 821 to 1. The scrip of the New Four
per Coot. Loan was finally quoted 3j to 3/ dia.,
showing an ;deems of about 1 per cent. Spanish
stooks centime good. French Loan scrip wu quoted
1 to 11 prem. Easiness is reported in Cabin 7
per Cent, Bonds<Matenias and Savanille Railway)
at 98. Other descriptions were well supported.