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MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocK.

The Stock Exchange to-day is almost deserted,
and busineu is nearly at a stand-still. In all in-
stances, however, prices are quoted as good as they
closed yesterday. The English funds present a reco-
very of per cent.
Consols are officially marked 911 to 911 for
money, and 911 to 911 for the 7th of June. The
present quotation is 911 to 1, both for money and the
account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at
220; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901
to 1 ; the new Three per Cents., at 901 to ;
the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 92t to 93 ;
India Bonds, at 10e. dia.; and Exchequer Bills, at
20s. to 25e. prem.
The first official quotation for the Three per Cent.
Renton at Paris this day, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, was 61.25 for the account, being nearly 1
per cent. better than the lest price of yesterday.
The telegram describes the Bourse u " firm," a good
deal of stock being " discounted "—that is, its im-
mediate delivery is demanded by buyers.
In the foreign stock market the transactions have
been scanty. Turkish stocks remain doll, the Old
Loan at 59 to 61, and the New at 49 to 61. The
Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue in
demand, and are marked 101. In other foreign
stocks business has been too trifling to occasion
any change in price. Sales are recorded es
follows:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
1868, 90; Buenos Ajres Deferred Bonds, 17 ;
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 912;
Mexican Three per Cents., 161; Peruvian Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 82; Portuguese
Three per Cents., 1853, 391; Russian Five per Cents.,
100; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 76;
ditto New Deferred Three per Cents, 271, 261;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 60, 61 ;
ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 601, 50 ; ditto for
account, 501,491; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents.,
101; ditto for account, 101.

HALF-PAST Two.
No change hu taken place, Consols being still
quoted 911 to 4, both for money and the account.
Great dulness continues to prevail in the discount
market. Goad bills having two or three months to
ran are disooanted at 3i to 4 per cent. For six
months' paper, however, 81 to 8 per cent is asked.

Various statements relative to the attitude and
presumed designs of the Russian government, in the
present disturbed state of affairs, continue to be cir-
culated by the Continental journals, and are punctually
reproduced in England, to the complete mystifica-
tion of the public mind. AE these statements may
be taken for as much as they are worth, and that is
very little. Predictions as to the course that will be
taken by Russia in contingencies' still in the womb
if the future tre obviously puerile. That power,
like England, holds a prominent position amongst
European states, and cannot keep her forces upon a
peace footing whilst the rest of the world are arming
to the teeth. It is our object here merely to draw
attention to the character of the accounts transmitted
from the most highly-placed correspondents in Rue-
d.. These concur in declaring that the aspirations
of the Emperor Alexander are all for peace and tran-
quillity, and for the development of the vast indus-
trial and commercial resources of the empire. It is

averred that the check which the war hiss given to
the projects of the government for the restoration of
the currency and financial system is viewed with
extreme regret in the highest quarters. Statements
entitled to attention likewise affirm that the impres-
sion produced at St. Petersburg by the butt French
manifestoes is not particularly agreeable, and that
the idea of any coalition between Ruwia and France,
especially in a sense hostile to England, is the merest
chimera.

The bills of Messrs. A. Bevastopulo and BOW, a
Greek arm of this city, were yesterday returned.
The house has held a respectable position, but its en-
gagements, which are chiefly in the foreign corn
trade, are not believed to be large.
A parcel of 12,000/. in bar gold was yesterday taken
from the Bank for exportation. The 138,0001. in
gold by the City of IS ashingtoo, for New York, has
also been bought for the Continent.
The steamer Ariel has arrived from New York
with 76,0001. in specie, all on French account.
From the subjoined list it appears that of 636,0001.
in Australian gold known to be actually at sea,
267,0001. may be expected within the next fortnight :
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No purchases of silver are now being made for the
Contiuent,and few for the next Bombay steamer. The
present quotation for bar silver is 821 d. per ounce
standard.
With reference to the large supply of silver so
long expected from Mexico, the Royal Mail Steam
Company's agent at Panama writes as follows, under
data April 23:—" Her 3lajeoty's ship Alert, which
I had been led to expect would have arrived at this
port towards the beginning of this month, is not yet
arrived. I have been informed that she will bring
nearly 2,000,000 dole. for reshipment at Colon home-
wards." There is a prospect that this large remit-
tance may reach Southampton by the steamer Pa-
rana, due on the let of Jane. _ _

On 'Chaege yesterday afternoon bills on some of the
Continental markets were more inquired for. As re-
gards Hamburg and short drafts on Amsterdam, the
tendency was rather unfavourable. The alteration,
however, wu not of importance. The rates are
shown below :

Mutative three month', 11.141 to 151; ditto short,
11.11 to 12; Rotterdam, three mouths, 11.15 to 1;
Auttrap, three mouth,. 25.00 to 25.05; Hamture, mama
he three months, 13.3 to ; Paris, three due eitcht, 25.05
to 10; ditto, three months, 15.33 to 49; Frankfort-tm-
the-Mahm, three mouths, 115 i to 116 ; Petaabstrg, per
rouble, three mouths, 314 to 32; Vienna, rff do.. three
months, 14.60 to 15.00 ; Trieste, ditto. three utoothr, 14.50
to 15.00; Madrid, three months, 481 to 49; Cadiz, three
months, 49 to 1; Leghorn, three montlut, MAO to 30 ;
Gavot, 25.75 to 85; Naples, three months, 3SI to 39;
Palermo, three months, 117 t> , Messina, three menthe,
117 to 1; Lisbon, 90 day., 611 to ; Oporto, 90 due, 511
t,52.

In the wheat market yesterday last Monday's rates
were nominally quota, but the tendency was
downward,.

The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market
shows a decline of id. for fair Upland and Mobile.
The acoounts from Lyons &scribe increastd ac-
tivity in the silk market, consequent upon unfavour-
able &deices relative to the probable yield in
Northern Italy.
Of the members of the Stock Exchange who re-
cently failed, about thirty are now applying for re-
admission. They are all eligible, having paid the
requisite Bs. Bd. tn the pound on the amount of the
deficiency which remained after the collection of
their trade assets within the establishment. In
many instances more than this stipulated proportion
has been discharged.
We understand that the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company's new iron paddle-wheel steamer Seine, of
3,092 tons (builder's measurement), and 800-horse
power, built by the Thema Iron Works Company,
will be launched on the 2nd of June. She will be
employed in the service between Southampton and
the West Indite.

The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lomba-do-
Venetian Railway Campsny for the week ending
the 13th jest. was 43,2571, being 20,381/. more than
in the oorreopmiding week of last year; and that.
on the Lombardo-Venetian 1ine11,6881., showing an
inctease of 3,834/.

The seventh ordinary meeting of sharehqlders in
the London Chartered Bank of Australia is culled
for the 3rd of Jane, to declare a dividend.

The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of nil.
The New Brunswick and Canada Railway and

Land Company are offering Six per Cent. Debts'
tures for 3,3, and 7 yea's.
The return of the Bank of Eogland for the week
ending Wednesday, May 18, compared with the per-
vious weekly returr, shows the following results:—
Circulation iamb
Circulation active
Pular deposite
Other deposits

Govetnien t (markt% in
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7 tt=rtment "" 11,281,8 6 No elmse
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daportuamt 19,568,132 Nereus 67,022
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d'apartnasnts — 17,195,968 Increase 164,666
Seven day and other bills 778,647 Decrease 65,666
The Rest
Notes fa morn . 9,631,090 Inclose. 696,016
Total reserve (note:a oda)
In banking department 10,281,673 Increase 687,060
These changes are favourable. The influx of de-
posits has canted an increase of more than half a
million in the reserve. The "other " securities
present only a trifling decrease, many of the ad-
vances obtained of late from the Bank having been
for long periods. Coin is flowing into the Bank from
the province., as well as from Turkey.
The anette statement of the movement of the
precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last
gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold,
192,9281. ; exports of gold, 283,7801. ; imports of
silver, 92,2891.; exports of silver, 339,8181.

AMIE OF E,Y GLAND.—As Ad
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Mly 10.1i59.

FRIDAY 'VEXING.

Console, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for the
7th of Linn, opened this morning at the same
quotation, and closed at 911 to 1. For money
transactions were recorded in the morning at 91/,
but the final price may be considered the garnet's that
for the account. The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911,
1 • ditto, for account (7th June), 911, 91+;
I Anse per Cent. Reduced, 901, 1, ; New Three per
Cents., 901, 901, 1,1; Bank Stock, 222; India
Stock, 218, 213, 2191; India Four per Cent. De-
bentures, issued in 1838, 93/ ; the scrip of the New
Loan, 921, 93, 92/, 921; India Bonds, I Is., 12s. die.
Exchequer Bills exhibit a freak fall of 2s. to Zis.,
being quoted 20.. to 245. Fem.
The scrip of the new Indian Loan remains quoted
92/ to 93, and the Four per Cent. Debentures issued
last year, 931 to 4.
In the foreign stock market the only feature of
importance is the continued investments on foreign
account in Sardinian stock, which was steady today
at 76 to 78. . _

Bank shares to-day were quiet, at former prices,
with the exception of Ottoman Bank, which
have declined. The old shares of the National
Provincial Bank of England were officially marked
78, and the new 23. London Discount and
National Discount shares were more offered.
Thos. of the British and Irish Magnetic Tele-
graph Compiny were quoted at a reduction.
The A shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company
were marked ; prem., and the B I dis.
Canada Government bonds were rather more
offered.
There is still a steady foreign demand for Victor
Emmanuel Railway Bonds, which were quoted tic-
i day 741 to 73k.

MINIM-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocw.

Little business has been done this morning in the
mining market. In the Stock Exchange, no
transactivus whatever are officially reported. The
only feature is an increased demand for shares in
Tamar Consols, North Downs, and West Caradon
mines.

Foreign and colonial mining shares remain ex-
tremely quiet.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market:
There way here been a little mare doing in some metals
during this week, but business is mostly very quiet.. Copper
continues Very little inquired for. tree is
demand, and prices have given way. Tin keeps high in
prim, and reports from abroad come buoyant for foreign in
the last day or two. Lead is still rather higher in price, and
is in demand to a considerable Went. Speller bolds iis im-
proved wwition. Tin plates mein moderate request only.
The directors of the Davombire Great Consolidated Copper
Mining Company, at their weekly board meeting, held Fader-
day, declared a dividend of 91. per share (9,2161.), arising from
sales of copper ore* sampled in the months of January and
February last. After the payment of tide dividend there re-
mains in band a balance of 22,4951. 18e. 3d. in cash, ore bills
net at maturity, arid the reserved fund appicable to the
general purposes of the company.