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TIIILEATENID STRIX II AT Paarrox.—A thoorneht
foe sat 'Owasso of wages hoe lust eotozoosod meat the
powee-loom WIIIATHS 'ad gehmitts of Prestos, whisk
Shuster to sums* ore kei the Amster of 'mama
mike. ♦ seeetieg of delegetoe is easeueed to bo held set
Teeada► ('Gosonow), as which wearies from ell the sae
as halted to ahead.

NOM MARKET-THIS DAY,

Two o'CLooL

The funds have assumed a stronger appearance
today. Primo have risen per tent. Con-
sole were first marked 941 es di,. for the
10th July, and are now quoted 94} to 1. Purchases
preponderate and more favourable rumours relvive
to the American dispute are circulated. The Three
per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 941 to;.
The New Three per Cents. at 941 to 1; India
Bonds, at 6i. to 10s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills
at 64. to 10a. prem.

The scrip of New Loan has advanoed to 21 to
21 prem.

Turkish Six per Cents. bare risen to 991 to 1001.
The gastanteed Four per Cents. are quoted 103 i to 1;
other Foreign securities are quiet. The sales oom wise
—Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 781;
ditto Three per Cents. at 66; Russian Four•and•a.
Half per Cents. at 981; Sardinian at 911 to 92;
Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 471; ditto, De-
' tarred, at 251; and the Committee's Certifs. at 81
per cent.
The imports of the previous metals last week were
rather large. Tne assume, La Plata, has at rived
from the West lodise, with about 800,000 dole.,
or 160,0001., in specie on freight. The other arri-
vale of the week include 37,000 oz. of gold, and
60,000 sovereigns by the Mermaid. from Melbourne;
166,0001. by the Alia; a few hundred pounds by
the Sultan, from the Peninsula; and 9,6001. by the
Tamar, from the Brazils.

The. re imports of the week represent a
total a aMat 825,0001.
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-11.itestitii-ioese Statement of the exports of the
redeye metals direst from London during the werk
compriem KO wen of gold and 66,039 ounces of
silver, representing a total value of about 18,4001.
The articulars are annexed, cis.:—Gold coin, to
Hamburg, 600 ounce. Silver coin, to Mogadore,
8,800 ounces; silver bars: to Bombay, 6.419 onoore;
to Hamburg, 60,820 ounces. The shipment. from
the outports have included 78,6601., by the Avon, for
the Brasile; and 1.0001., by the Togas, for Lisbon.
The aggregate aswertained exports of the work are
ithas raised,* only about 98,0001.
The Royal Mail ship Marco Polo sailed from Mel-
'bourne on the 26th of March, for Liverpool, with
88,737 ounces of gold and 41,140 sovereigns on
freight, valued at upwards of 316,0001. This is in
addition to the 700,0001. shipped on board the Med-
wa Morniag Star, and George Marshall, the
arrival of which may be shortly expected. A total
of more than a million is here shown.

The half-yearly Portuguese dividends are adver-
tised for payment. It must be repeated, however,
that the government perseveres in the iniquitous
system inaugurated two or three years back, under
which the 'surest upon all claws of Portuguese
bonds--Five per Cent., Four per Cent., and Three
per Cent.—was arbitrarily fixed at the rate of 3 per
wont. per annum. Portugal shows at length some
desire to remove this financial stain bat until the
reasonable requirements of her creditors shall have
been actually complied with, she remains in the
position of a defaulting state.
A special meeting oi the Great Northern Railway
Company is called for the let of July, to coosider two
bills now before parliament, one of which refers to
the North Western Railway Company, whilst the
other enables the Metropolitan Railway Company to
form ajunction with the Great Northern line.
A special meeting of the Caledonian Railway
Company is to be held on the 28th instant at Glas-
gow, to approve a bill for making a line from the
Furth and Clyde Junction Railway to the Cakdo-
aim Railway.
A special general meeting of the Irish Peat Com-
pany is also called for the 26th instant to receive a
report on the state of the works, and to consider the
propriety of completing the drying house.
Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son notify that" the in-
terest on Zealand Railway shares, guaranteed by the
Danish government from the 28th of April to the
80th of Jane next," will be payable oa the Ist of next
month.

Mr. W. H. M'Creight has been appointed official
rasnager of the Electric Telegraph Company of Ire-
isud, now winling op.
The Admiralty will receive tenders to-morrow
for the conveyance of stores (combustibles, ball
eartridges„ deals, icc.), from the river Thames to
Sydney, Auckland, Point de Galle, New Brunswick,
Grenada, Trinidad, Colombo, and Gibraltar.

ISATCIDAT EIZNINO.
In feu of the official annonnoement that Mr.
Campton he. at length been actually dismissed, the
loads rallied I per cent. this morning. Sales were
subsequently pressed, however, and at the close prisms
had returned to the radioed quotations which were
established yesterday afternoon. Considering the
importance of the diplomatic crisis at which we have
sow arrived, the funds retain remarkable steadiness
—a result mainly attributable to the universal die-
belief that war can arise out of the existing difficulty.
Satisfaction is expressed at the amicable tons which
pervades the latest despatch of Mr. Marcy. The
general question now is—Will our government dis-
miss Mr. Dallas?

At Paris tc day the Benne was eked. the day of
the Imperial Prince's bapti.m being observed as a
holiday.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 94 ex
die, for the 10th of July, recovered this morning to
94/ tot, and were last quoted 931 to 94. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con-
sols, for amount, 10th July. 931.941 ex die. Three
par Cent. Reduced, 94, 931, 941. New Three per
Cents, 941, 94. Long Actinides, expiring in Jan..
1880, 3 3.18. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886.
171. These-aid a-Half per Coot. Exchequer Bonds,
felling payable in 1869, 993. Consol Scrip (New
Loan), 23 prem.
The acnp of the New Loon closed at 2 5.18 to
2 7-18 prem.
Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 13s. to 9s. prem.,
and Exchequer Bonds at 991 to 3.
Apart from the settlement, business was almost
suspended in the foreign stock market. Towards
the close, however, a demand sprang up for Turkish
securities, which were last quoted / per ore% higher
than yesterday, the Six per Cents. at 991 to 1 (tor
money), and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1031
to 1. Other stocks were nominally without altera-
tion in prior.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares closed to-dey
at 6 to 63 prem.,- Riga end Dunaburg Railway, at
21 to 3 prem.; Western Railway of Austria, at 13
to 23 prem.; and Euphrates Valley Railway, at
3 to 1 Prom-
Bank of Egypt shares were rather better this after-
noon, closing at 3to 3 prim. Ottoman Bank have
advanced to 11 to 11 prem. General Bank of Sent.
Berland wire quoted par to 3 prem. Western Bell
of London shares continue in request, owing to the
opening of the bank being fixed for the 18th inst.,
and have advanced to 21 to 11 die. Land stocks ex-
hibit no change. St. Katharine Dock rock was dealt
, at 84 to 841; and General Steam Navigation
Ist 271.
The Acadian Iron Company's shares were quoted 1
to 3 prem.; Chartered Colonial Fibre, 3 to 3 prem.;
and English Fibre and Paper Manufacturing, par to
prim.
Notwithstanding the depression which has lately
prevailed on the Paris Bourse, the mania for creating
fresh securities continues uqcbecked. Many old
established companies are making new calls on the
market, or issuing fresh series of their capital, whilst
the number of entirely new projects daily announced
exhibits no diminution. The Paris and Lyons Rail-
way Company advertises a new issue of 3 per cent.
obligations. forming part of the loan of 80 millions of
francs (3,200.0001.), which was authorised In April,
1864. These bonds will be redeemable, at 600 francs,
fa 99 years, but will be leaved at 298 francs. The
first payment is to be 100 trance, or 41. per bond.
The Bth share coupon tailing du, on the Ist of July
next, sad smannting to 72t. 60c. per share, will be
received in part payment. Application is to be wade
for the new hoods by shareholders by the 16.hisst. to
Paris.

Tba Rotors of France Railway Company also
=mama an Issas of 106,000 obligations of 6001.,

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