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MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocw.

There is no large amount of business offering in
the English stock market to-day, but the feeling is a
shade firmer than it was on Saturday. The purchases
of the government broker will not be resumed till
to-morrow, being the first public transfer day of the
week, and the various transactions of the morning
have not been of any importance.
Consols are quoted 983 to 4 for money, being the
quotation of Saturday, but for the account of the
11th December, a " contango" of k has again been
established, the rate being 983 to 99. India Stock
has met with a few purchasers this morning at a
good figure. The official list of actual business
reports as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, 98f, 1;
ditto for Account, 983 ; Three per Cent. Reduced,
98k, 98 ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 993,
; Long Annuities, 1860, 7, 1-16 ; ditto 30 years,
1670, 7 5-16. India Stock, 2621, 234.
Exchequer Bills have met with much more inquiry
to-day, and, in accordance with our anticipations, a
rising tendency has manifested itself. The rate
now rules at 535. to 565. prem. India Bonds arc
very quiet.
All des riptions of foreign stocks are well sup-
ported, and this department now attracts a more li-
beral share of business than has been for some time
accorded to it. Brazilian Bonds fully main-
tain the late advance. In a second edition
of the Daily News is communicated the
important intelligence of the termination of
the contest with General Oribe, who is
stated to have retired from the struggle, whilst his
troops had either disbanded or joined the other
party. Mexican Bonds opened flat, but have
since rallied. Sardinian stock is in much better
favour. Sales are reported this morning as follows :
Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 933; ditto small,
931, 93 ; ditto new 1829 and 39, small bonds, 913.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591; ditto Four
per Cent. Certificates, 903; Mexican Bonds,
234, 241; ditto for account, Nov. 28, 24. Peruvian
Deferred, 41, f. Russian Five per Cents.,llll ; ditto
Four-and-a Half per Cents., 1031, 1. Sardinian Five
per Cent. Bonds, 843, 3, 85; ditto scrip, 3 die. Spa-
nish Active Five per Cents., 204, 21 ; ditto, Pas-
sive, 5;; ditto Three per Cents., 393. Venezuela
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 361 ; ditto De-
ferred, 121.
The failure of Mr. Hugh Clarke, a broker, has
been announced in the Stock Exchange this morn-
ing. He is understood to have a large account open,
chiefly in tha railway share market, but the amount
of his liabilities is not yet known.
he Europa, from New York, has brought in
specie to the amount of 180,000 dots. only, but the
exchange on London kept up well, so that further
supplies may be expected.
the market for Californian gold mining shares is
quiet, and some little flatness has prevailed during
the morning, but prices are scarcely changed. The
rates of premium now ruling are as follows : Nou-
veau Monde, 3to prem. ; Agua Fria, 13 to 11 ;
Golden Mountain, 3 to 1; West Mariposa, kto 3 ;
Ave Maria, par to 4 prem.
A statement having appeared in the Express to
the effect that reports were abroad of the intention of
the West Mariposa Company to dissolve, we have
received a communication from the company, inform-
ing
us that, "so far from entertaining a thought of
dissolving the company, the committee of manage-
ment aro determined to carry on the operations for
which it was formed with the utmost vigour."

SATCRDAY EVENING.

The rumour of the PrussitiniZi-attraeteliTtle
notice here. A small amount of capital is being
drawn out of this market for telegraph companies.
Submarine Telegraph shares are being sold at a pre-
mium in Paris. For the California companies nearly
a quarter of a million has been paid up.
The reports of the Banks of England and France
continue to present the same features, an increase of
bullion in the former and a decrease in the latter.

Among the new undertakings. brought upon the
market is another for the industrial improvement of
Ireland. It is called the West of Ireland Land In-
vestment Company, and has for its chief object the
cultivation of sugar, beet, flax, and chicory.
The imports of specie this week include 30,000 dols.
by the Pacific from New York (chiefly gold);
195,847/. by the Niagara from New York ; 6,000 dots.
by the Hermann from New York (and 63,590 dials.
for Havre); and 2,2201. by the Iberia Peninsular
and Oriental steamer (82.51. from Gibraltar, and
1,3951. from Lisbon). The total is about 380,000/.
The supplies of silver direct from the port of Lon-
don, for the week ending Thursday last, amounted
to 13,512 oz., of the aggregate value of 28,3601., of
which 66,712 oz. were in coin, and 46,800 oz. in bars.
The account in detail is as follows :—Silver coin : to
Rotterdam, 36,756 oz.; to Boulogne, 5,000 oz.; to
Belgium, 20,000 oz. ; to Hamburg, 6,956 oz. Silver
bars : to Belgium, 10,600 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 27,000 oz.;
to Rotterdam, 8,000 oz. • to Boulogne, 1,200 oz.
There were no shipments of gold from London in the
week in question.
Besides the exports from the port of London the
Clyde took out 12,5001. for the West Indies ; the
Montrose, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, 4,200/.
for the Peninsula; and t' c Bentinck, Peninsular and
Oriental steamer, 70,000/. for the East Indies and
China. The total exports from the United Kingdom
may thus be taken at 115,0a01.
_ . _ _ _

According to the official returns published is the
Gautte of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of
all the private banks of England and Wales, during
the week ending the Bth of November last, was
3,572,6231.; in the week preceding, the amount was
3,592,131/. There is consequently a decrease of
19,5081.
The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during
the same week was 2,812,9391.; and the previous
week's return being 2,806,859/., the increase is shown
to be 6,080/.
On taking into consideration the active circulation
of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques-
tion was 20,121,3401. (being 347,3851. less than the
week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula-
tion of England and Wales to be 26,506,902/., which
shows a decrease of 360,813/. as compared with the
returns fur the previous week, ending the Ist of
November.

As regards the fixed issues the private banks were
1,12.5,452/., and the joint-stock banks 597,048/. below
the amount authorised to be issued, making a total
of 1,722,1001. below the fixed amount.

An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the
United Kingdom for the last week, published by
Iferapath's Journal, shows the total receipts on
6,404 miles to be 237,813., or 40!. Os. per mile per
week. In the corresponding period of last year,
241,1221. was received on 6,192 miles, or 391. per
mile per week. There is thus an increase of 16,691/.,
or 6.92 per cent. in the aggregate amount received,
an increase in the mileage of 212 miles, or 3.42 per
cent., and an increase of 1/. ss. in the amount re-
ceived per mile per week. The Railway Times esti-
mates the aggregate receipts since the Ist July at
6,330,611!., which, on 6,300 miles, gives an average
of 1,004/. 17s. 2d. per mile ; and as the receipts for
the same period in 1830 were only 5,415,1981. on
6,000 miles, or 902/. 10s. 7jd. per mile, the difference
is shown to be in favour of the present year to the
extent of 1021. 6a. 61d. per mile.

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