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MONEY MARKET,-THIS DAT.

Two o'CLoci.

The funds are firmer to-day, and have attained a
rise of / per cent., chiefly owing to the fine
weather. Consols are quoted 951 to 1 for
money, and 951 to 98 for the 7th of August.
The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at
951 to 981; the New Three par Cents. at 981 to ;
Bank Stock at 218; Exchequer Bonds, at 1003;
Exchequer Bills at 21s. to 24.. prem.; India Bonds
at 21s. to Ns. prem.
Turkish Siz per Cents. have risen to 1041 to 1•
and the Four per Cents. at 1081 to 1. Spanish Bonds
are firmer; sales are recorded as followet—Austriao
Five per Cents. 1852, 90; Brazilian Old Five

per Cents., 1011 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half
per Gents., 97 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Chilian
Six per Ceuta, 104}; Dutch TWOind•s-Halt per
651; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates,
971 to 97; Russian Five per Cents., 1111; Sardinian,
for 31st Icily, 921; Spanish Old Three per Cents.,
44j; ditto, foe amount, 441; ditto, New Deferred
Three per Cents., for 31st July, 241, 241, 24.
In the Stock Exchange the fortbooraing dividend
of the Midland Railway Company is rumoured to be
at the rate of 4 per ant. per annum.
The bar silver brought in by the Tyne was sold yes-
terday for India at the price previously current, viz.,
• 10. per oz. standard. There were no dollars by
this vessel.
The alterations in the foreign exchanges yesterday
afternoon were unimportant. Lathe case of Paris the
tendency was rather lens favourable, whilst the rate
on Hamburg was a trifle higher. The current quo-
taticms are subjoined, viz.:
Aiseterdans,3moathe, 11.191 to 12 ; ditto, short, 11.17 to
1 ; Rotterdam, 3 woad% 12 to Wig,twerp sad Brus-
sels, 3 meths, 25.60 e
tc 6; Ham 3 months, 13.8 t
to 9; Paris, 3 months, 26.271 to 34; ditto, short, 26.60
to ; Martsillss, 3 mouths, 26. t, 6 ; Praakkort-
oa-tde-llaize, 3 maths, 120 to 1; ttarsbarg, 3 mouths,
371t01; View, 3 saceiths, 10.18 te ; flied, 3 wall
10.19 to 21; Naples, 3 math% 43/ 10 44 ;
tomtits, 26.70 to 6 ; Leeway 3 months, 29.92} to
Palermo. 3 itootba, 1321 to 8; Meru., 3 maths, 133
to ; Madrid, 3 math% 491 ; Cadis, 3 months, 491;
Oporto, 3 months, 631 to ; Liebe, 3 maths, 63 to I.
According to a telegraphic despatch received
from St. Petersburg, the Russian tariff has just
been altered. Raw sugar is to be admitted at 3
roubles, and refined at 6 roubles per pood. A pood
is about 361 b. English, the calculation being 63 poods
to a ton English.
We have received from the committee of Spanish
American bondholders a copy of a long representation
made to the New Grenadian government by the coin-
mittee's agents, relative to the arrears of interest on
New Granada Bonds. It is mentioned that twelve
dividends are now overdue, of which the bondholders
are only receiving payment of six, by the last agree-
ment concluded in London with the agents of the
New Grenadian government, in taking the Peruvian
Beads at par, although they stand only at about 60
per cent. With a view to render the customs duties
more productive, and to discourage contraband trade,
the committees agents proceed to recommend, in as
delicate a manner as they can, that au agent of the
bondholders should be appointed to act with an officer
of the government in examining strictly the manifests
of every ship arriving in the ports of the republic.
They declare their belief that, if this step were
adopted, the revenue would quickly be doubled and
even tripled. As the debt carries a progressive rate
of interest, this measure is urged the more earnestly.
The language of the memorial is carefully worded
with a view to avoid offending the sensitiveness of
the authorities, but the whole document is suggestive
of the utter corruption which prevail, in the adminis-
tration of the state.
The scootes which has so far attended the opera-
tions of the National Discount Company is likely to
ildoee further joint stock competition in this class

of business.
The particulars are published of 91 bonds, repro-
meting 30,0001., of the Turkish Six per Cent.
3,000,0004 loan, which have been den so for redemp-
tion, end are to be paid off at par on the 10th Octo-
ber. The sinking fund commences this year, and
amounts to 1 per ant. per annum on the total loan.
Interest on the portion of the loan redeemed will also
be heeeeforth applicable to the tame purpose.
At the annual meeting of the Commercial Bank ofl
London yesterday a dividend at the rate of 7 per
cent. per annum was declared for the pest half-year,
besides a bonus of 4 per omit., making together 11
per cent. for the whole year. The reserve fund stands
now at 70,8211.
The meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company,
called for the 19th inst. at Brussels, not having been
'efficiently attended, another epeci.l meeting is
convened foe the 4th August, in the same city, to
decide upon the measures neoesstry to be taken with
respect to the cession or to the execution of the Grand
Junction lines. The decision of this meeting will be
final.

TVIsDAY EVINIXO.

Considerable anxiety is expressed to learn what
amount of bullion hu yet to be remitted to the Bank
of France on account of the oontracts now open in
London. These contracts, as we have already men-
tioned, are understood to represent a total of about
four millions sterling. The impression in the beet
informed quarters to-day wu that, including the
large sums in Australian and American gold lately
sent away, about one-half of the pending contracts
hu been executed. Consequently, about two mil-
lions sterling in gold has yet to be supplied out of
future arrivals. Of the specie brought in by the
Asia, from New York, about 190,0001. came to Lon-
don, tte whole of which wu to-day purchased for
the continent.
The funds remain without any important variation.
In the morning a decline of per cent took place,
but the closing quotations were the same SA those of

yesterday. -
Good bills are readily discounted at 4 per ant.,
the general supply of money continuing large. Is
the Stock Exchange loans are obtainable on stock
at 3 per cent. Next Thursday's instalment of 20 per
cent. on the new loan is expected to be easily met.
Consols receded in the morning to 951 to 1 for the
7th August, but closed at 951 to ;. For money the
last price was 951 to 1. The official basilica report
is as follows:—Three per Cent. Comb, foe mosey,
951, /, 1, ; ditto, for account, 7th August, 01.
Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 96. Nom-Three pa
Cents, 961, t 4. 1. Long Anouitin, expiring rn
Jan., 1860, 3!, 3 7-16. Thirty Years Annuities,
Jam, 1860, 31. Thirty Years Annuities, April,
1885, 18 3.16. Bank Stock, 2171. India Bonds,
225. prem. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in
1819, 1001,1.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 20e. to 24e. prem.,
sad Exchequer Bonds 1001 to 1.
Foreign stocks experienced little movement. Vene-
zuela Bonds were quieter. Spanish stocks were
again rather better in the morning, but subsequently
were more offend ; the Deferred Three per Cents.
closed pet oat. lower than yesterday. Turkish
stocks are well supported. The Six per Cente. left
off at 104 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents.