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The funds have experienced a recovery of per
cent. to-day , owing to the announcement in the
Daily News that M. Montalembert has been par-
doned, coupled with the receipt of satisfactory
telegrams from India, and with another purchase of
10,0001. stock by the government broker. In the
other departments of the Stock Exchange the,
tendency is likewise favourable although business
remains languid.
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Consols are quoted 98 to 1 for money and the
7th inst., and 981 "buyers" for the 11 th of Jan.
The Three per Cents. Rednoed have been dealt in
at 961 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 1;
Bank Stock, at 2241 to 2251; India Sock, at 228; India
Bonds, at 13s. to 14.. prem. ; the Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, at 991 to f ;
Exchequer Bills, March, at Stu. to 395. prem. ;
ditto, June, at 335. to 361. prem.
Quietude has prevailed in the foreign stock mar-
ket. The principal demand is for Venezuelan Bonds,
which have again advanced. The New Turkish
Loan is firmer; the scrip of the first series
is quoted 1 prem., " buyers," and that of the second
series, /to 1 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are
quiet at 911 to 921. Other foreign stocks are
inanimate. Sales are recorded u follows :
Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868,
961, 951, ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent.
Certificates, 101 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for ac-
count, 201 ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for
account, 931 ; Russian Five per Cents., 114, 1131 ;
Sardinian Five per Cents., 921, 92, ex div. ; Spanish
New Defetred Three per Cents., 31 ; ditto for acct.,
301; the Committee's Certificates far the Unfunded
Coupons, 61; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, scrip
(of the first series), for amount, 1, 1 dia. ; Venezuela
Five per Cents., for &count, 421, 43 ; ditto, Deferred
Two per Cents., 161.
The New Chilian Loan rem►ins dull, at Eto 1 prem.
At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr.
Reuter 's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental
opened at 74fr. 60c. for the end of December,
showing no alteration compared with the last price
of yesterday.
The mail from Bombay arrived at Malta on Tues-
day,and the light portion is expected to be delivered
about the 6th inst.

The Parana from the West Indies and Mexico,
has brought 191,8004 in gold and silver.
In the discount market yesterday an increased de-
mand for money was experienced, and very few
bnnsaetions took place, even in the best paper, below
21 to 21 per oent. Preparations to meet the bills which
fall due on Saturday next (the 4th) probably have
some effect. It must also be borne in mind, that
during the present month the accumulation of the
Treasury balances in the Bank will be very large.
At the Bank the applications yesterday were likewise
more numerous than of late.

The Agincourt, from Melbourne, reached Deal
yesterday, and the 283,1001. in gold will be delivered
to-day or to-morrow, or on Friday. The bulk of
this sum is expected to be sent away. The amount
already taken for the Continent is 80,0001.
Only 8,0001. in specie bus bees shipped for the
West Indies by the steamer which will leave
to-day.
The corn market yesterday was fiat, at last Mon-
day's rates.
It is understood that the proposed concessionaires'
of the National Bank of 'furkey
.have at length
abandoned their claim on the imperial firman. 'f he
natural consequence is, that the Turkish government
will confide the establishment of the National Bank
to the Ottoman Bank. The arrival of the affair at
this stage has long been foreseen by unbiassed ob-
servers. The Ottoman Bank, working
.quietly but
steadily, has gained for itself such a position, in the
estimation both of the Turkish government and of
the mercantile community in the Levant, that the
promoters of any undertaking of rival pretensions
cannot obtain a locus 'Sandi. For the sake of
Turkey and of the British interests which are in-
volved in her welfare, the development at which the
matter is now arriving will be regarded with great
satisfaction. If a national bank is to be established
sufficiently powerful and respectable to prove of real
assistance in the onerous task of restoring the de-
cayed fabric of Turkish finance, and breathing fresh
life into commerce, the Ottoman Bank presents the
best possible means of accomplishing the objects
desired.

The holders of Venezuelan Bonds are looking
with much interest for the advicee by the mail now
due. Considerable dissatisfaction is expressed at the
very meagre intelligence furnished by the Committee
of Spanish Ameriean Boodholders, who appear to
have had no news, or next to none, by the lest
packet. Of course, it cannot be inferred for •
moment that any intelligence, whether received
"officially" or privately by members of the com-
mittee, is ever withheld from publication ; bat
the inference to be thence deduced is that the com-
mittee's agent does not keep them so well informed
as might he desired. It is confidently whispered
that other parties are in possession of important in-
telligence, brought by the last packet. In this ease
the question arises, how happens it that the com-
mittee are not equally well informed It is said
that proposals, referring to the claims of the foreign
creditors, must ere now have been submitted to the
national convention, with every prospect of being
favourably entertained by that body.
Amongst the notices of dissolution of partnership
in Tuesday night's Gazette are the following, via. :
"F. Bennooh, R. Twentyman, and R. Rigg, Wood-
street, Cheapside, silk manufacturers ;" and " T. S.
Reed, F. Bennoch, and R. Twentyman, Derby,
ribbon manufacturers."

The colonial wool sale., which commenced on the
4th ult., terminated yesterday.
The London and North Western Railway traffic
return shows this week en increase of NU • the
Great Northern an increase of 1,82.41. • the (inlet
Western a decrease of 262/. ; and the London and
South Western an increase of 2111.

The report of the directors of African Steam
Ship Company, reoommending a divide& of 10s.'per
share for the year, was adopted at the meeting
yesterday.
An extraordinary general meeting of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company is called for the 15th inst., " for
the purpose of teeming a report from the diadem
as to the present position of the company's affairs."
A general meeting of the South Australian (Land)
Company is called for the 17th Dee., to receive the
half-yearly report of the directors.
The half-yearly meeting of the Bt. Katharine Dock
Company is called for the 18th January, to declare a
dividend.

The Master of the Rolls, who is charged with the
winding op of the Wylam's Steam Fuel Company,
proposes on the 7th bust. to make a *all of la per
share on the contributories.

With reference to the market Obi' American Rail-
way securities, Mr. E. F. datterthwaite reports as
follows:
Aaterkaa marbles ham, dating the past week, ban mom
freely Mitred on the Leak& ramkekand onotatleas sat the
tul emir marl, all tom& Mew Yak Cenirel and Peen-
sylvaala Central Loads we fa fair denmail, waked varieties
in prim Illinois Central shwa aged bends of ell dimes
hem be.. pressed for eels la large lob, sod the wierlnt it
the la ranch winker Man for acme Ore past.
The committee of Lloyd's have anointed Com-
mander Henry Eden, R.N., a sopervg agent for
the district extending from Start Point to Ms-
oomlie, inclusive;" and Mr. Alfred Schenk agent at
Dankirk.

---fh7tit;anoe committee of the Connell of India have
not drawn any bills by the oat-goiag
The annexed monthly report on the silk market is
from the (insular of Messrs. H. Waithmaa and Co.,
dated yesterday
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tar current baia.. &leg to mak ea& within the teat het
days the treaeoetkos haw below awe hopertast, tint with-
out smh eitereilsa la prior. The deilverlee ter the math
ere 6,426 beim The Chins lstars dewed w Moaday re-