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OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON
BRatt.orae.--The receipts of this compsny, including the
teartaidge Extandou Cenal, for the fmftight ending 0.3 •
tuber 26, have been 9,402/. 164. 24., whilst those for the
oommpcsamg period of 1866 amounted to 8,4721. 13e. 2d., end
the also including that of the StOllAll4ll
SSW:WM &OW. Ye., being at the rate of 43.00 per
mt., whilst theme far the corresponding period of 1666
amounted to LIM Os. 9d., or et the rats of 44.69 per amt.
The sum of 6876 W. Be. 15. being receipts for the first seven
fortnights*: the half-Isar added to the 9,4021. 16e. X ea
above, makes a total receipt of 78,1631. N. 3d. es against
68,31 W. 18s. 94. for the ding seven for
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MONEY MAREET.-THIB DAT.

Two o'CLoow.

The funds to-day have experienced a further de.
cline of 1 per cent., and the market is heavy in cha-
racter. The share markets have also given way.
Consols for money and the 10th inst. opened at
891, " buyers," and are now quoted 891 to 1. The
Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in sat,
and 4 ; the New Three per Cents., at 881 to 881;
Bank Stock, at 211 to 209; Exchequer Bills, at 14s.
to 10s. dia. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 98 ; and
India Bonds, at 40s. to 345. dis., being rather better.
Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 871 to
Mexican Bonds are heavy, and some other
foreign descriptions exhibit a certain degree of
flatness. Sales are reported as follows: Brazilian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 95 ; Belgian Four-
' and-a-Half per Cents., at 95, ex div. ; Danish Three
per Cents., at 84 to 841; Dutch Two-and-Half
per Cents. at 631; Mexican Bonds, for account, at
19 and 181 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at
431; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 97
Sardinian :Five per Cents. at 89 ; Spanish New
Deferred Three per Cents. at 254; and Turkish
Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 971.
The stringency in the money market exhibits no
mitigation. The sapply of money in the discount
market is considerable, and accommodation is readily

afforded upon good paper, but full rates are required.
Many establishments decline to do any business at

the minimum rate of the Bank. The demand at the
Bank consequently continues active. Daring the
last few days, however, the general demand has been
exceptionally increased by the necessity of making
provision against the mass of bills falling due to-
day.
The amount of bar gold withdrawn from the Bank
yesterday for exportation was about 60,0001. In addi-
tion, 30,000 sovereigns are known to have been taken
out for exportation to the United States by the
steamer Ariel, which will leave Southampton to-day,
and will take some additional amounts. The ascer-
tained withdrawals of gold for exportation since
Saturday morning are thus raised to 220,000/. Of
the bar gold withdrawn yesterday, a portion was de-
tained to pay for silver procured from the Continent,
and already shipped on board the steamer Ripon for
the East. The bullion movement being thus unfa-
vourable, the impatience for the arrival of some sup-
plies of gold from Australia is increasing. The
Avon, with 206,0001., has now been eighty-nine days
at sea ; and telegraphic intelligence may be daily
expected of the arrival of the steamer Emeu at Suez
from Australia, with a considerable amount of gold,
and with advice. of the sailing of a number of gold
ships for this country.
The steamer Colombo has brought 5,266/. in specie
from Alexandria.
A total of about 60,0001. in silver reached the
Thames on Monday from Antwerp end Havre, and is
included in the specie list of the Ripon the particu-
lars of which have already been published.
Inclusive of the quarter of a million for which the
East India Company have entered into contracts,
about 460,0001. in silver is known to have been
already sold for exportation to the East by the Co-
lombo, which will sail on the 20th inst. Although
it is as yet somewhat early to venture upon an esti-
mate, there is reason to believe that the total remit-
tances by that vessel will be little below those just
shipped by the Ripon, which sails to-day.
The foreign exchanges rsterday afternoon were
generally steady, at last }riday's rates. For three
mouths bills on Amsterdam, and paper on Vienna
and Trieste, the rates were slightly . lower. The
currentquotations are shown below, viz.:
A three montha, 11.191 to 12; do., short,
11.161 to 161; Rotterdam, thres:months, 11.191 to 12.01;
Antwerp, three month; 24.60 to 5; Hamburg, three
months, 13.10 to 1 ; P • short, 26.25 to 36; ditto,
' three month. 25.80 to 6; ort-on-the•Maine, three
months, 1191 to 120 ; Petersburg, three mouthy, 341 to
1; Vemna, three months, 10.42 to 6; Trieste, three
months, 10.42 to 6; Madrid, three months, 48 to 1;
Cadiz, three months, 49 to t Leghorn, three months,
29.33 to 45 ; Genoa, three months, 26.80 to 6 ; Naples,
three month., 411 to 21; Palermo, three months, 126 to
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grains, three months, 1261 to ; Lisbon, three months,
62 to ; °port?, three months, 62.1 to I.
The depression of the market for sugar continues
severe. Yesterday, the bulk of the quantity offered
in public, sale had to be bought in, although a decline
of fully 2s. per cwt. was submitted to. A public
sale of plantation Ceylon coffee, on the other hand,
want off at an advance of 2s. per cwt. ; and cotton
was sold at an advance of about Id. per lb. over the
late lowest point of the market.
Great Western Railway stock was yesterday premed
for sale as low as 491, and was last quoted exactly
60. This is the lowest range witnessed since the
panic which took place in the stock upwards of
eighteen months ago, when the price also fell a
fraction below 60. Considering the state of the
money market and the pecuniary position of the
company, it is apprehended that the directors will
have great difficulty in dealing with its enormous
mortgage debt.
A petition for the winding up of the Irish Waste
Laod Improvement Society is expected to be heard
before Vice-Chancellor Kindersley on the 13th inst.
An extraordinary general meeting of Clauseen's
Patent Flax Company is called for the 17th instant,
to receive the directors' report and the yearly
accounts.

The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Cor-
poration of Montreal 6 per cent. Loan.
Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance,
canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in

the Stock Exchange List:
Ineuranoe Shaw—Athos, 16; Albion, 95;
British and Foreign, in ; ditto Marine, 42; Crown, 191 ,
County, 85; Clerical, MedioaL and General Life, 211 ; Eng-
lish and Scottish Law Life, 4 ; Globe, 89; Guardian, 491 ; In-
demnity Marine, 130; Law Life, 83; Marine, 76; Rock
Life, 71, 71 ex div. ; Royal Buchanan, 277.
Gas and Coke Companies :—Brigliton, 141 ; Equitable,
40; Groat Central, III; Imperial, 70; Phoenix, 47; South
Metropoliten, 341 ; Westminster Chartered, 62, 63; ditto
New, 101 1, 1.
Canal ;awes :—Birmingbani, 881; Coventry, 190; Grand
Junction, 491; Kennet and Avon, 61; Leeds and Liver-
pool, 501; Leicester and Northampton, 13; Oxford, 106;
Rochdale, 80; Regents. 16; Warwick and Napton, 9;
Warwick and Birmingham, 24; Worcester and Binning-
-161.
Waterworks Stocks :—Lambeth, 95; Southwark and
Vauxhall, M.
Docks:—East and West India, 110; London, 100, 991,
100; St. Katharine, 881 b 9; Victoria, RS.
Bridges :—Rungertord, 61 ; Vauxhall, 171.

Tr =DAT EVII4TWO.

The funds opened heavily this morning, at a re-
daction of f, per cent. from the closing quotations of
Saturday. The American news points to the pro_
bability of continued shipments of gold from this
country to New York, and this feature, coupled
with the steady drain of gold from the Bank of
England, has caused a revival of the apprehension
of fresh restrictions at that establishment. Subse-
quently some considerable sales were pressed, partly
of stock for immediate delivery, and the market at
once sustained a further fall, from which there was
no recovery up to the close of business. The final
quotations were fully per cent, worse than those
of Saturday. _ _

In most of the other departments of the Stock
Exchange gloom :also prevailed. English railway
stocks exhibit in many instances a fall of Ito 1 per
cent. It is feared that the depression in the manu-
facturing districts will check traffic, and that the
extraordinarily high rates of money will occasion
a deduction from railway profits. Canadian railway
securities were particalarly heavy to-day.

Consols, which were quoted at the close of the
Stock Exchange on Saturday, 90} to for the 10th
opened this morning at 89; to 90, and gradually
receded, standing at 4 o'clock at 89; to }. At a
quarter-past 4 the price had farther declined to 89#
to 1, bat, still later, 89} wu the current quotation.
The price for money may be considered the same as
that for the approaching settlement. The " con-
, tinned= " to the Bth of IJeoember ruled at about

7-16 per cent., or equal to 61 per cent. per
annum, but the settlement hu not yet
regularly commenced. The official business
report is as follows :—Threer Cent. Console,
for money, 90, 901, 891, 901, 89/,pe 891, 891 ; ditto,
for account (10th Nov.), en. 901, 891 L 89L 891.
Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 89, 881, 89. New
Three per Cents., 891, 1, 1,881, 891,881. Long
Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 1 16-16, 2 148;
Thirty Years Annuities, Jan., 1860, 23-18, 2 6-16 ;
Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 171. Bank
Stock, 210, 2081, 211, 209. Three-and-a-Half per
Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859,
978, 971, 971.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 16e. to 10e. dia.
India Bonds still exhibit extreme heaviness; trans-
actions are reported to-day at 475. to 425. die.
Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked 881,
and had seceded at 4 o'clock to 88 to 1, being I per
cent. lower than on Saturday. The Guaranteed
Four per Cents. declined about 1 per cent., being
last quoted 97/ to 981. In other foreign stocks
there was no striking alteration.
The market for American railway securities was
rather dull to-day, being checked by the unfavoura-
ble tenor of the latest advice, from New York.
Bank shares to-day sustained no important varia-
tion. Ottoman Bank have not fully maintained the
improvement of Saturday. European and American
steam shares declined 10s., and Victoria Dock stock,
11. London General Omnibus shares have declined
to 31 to 3!,. East and West India Dock stock was
officially marked 110; London Dock, 991 to 100;
and St. Katharine Dock, 881 to 89.

MIIM-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.

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The market for British mining stocks to-day is
quiet. There are some inquiries for Wheal Mar
Ann shares, which are marked 49*. Sortridge
Console have also been dealt in at 21 to 21. From
the Stock Exchange no other transactions have
been officially reported.
Foreign and colonial mining securities of all
descriptions are quiet.
Subjoined is the official list of prices in the
Mining:axchange LS}
:
nbyn, East 90, 92 ; °rambler and St. A 831, 85
Great South olgus, st, I ; lady Bertha, 235. Bd., 245.,
245. ed. ; North Crofty, 6i, j; North Tavy, 165., 18s.
Another extraordinary general meeting of the English and
Awdralhin Copper Company is called for the 11th inst., to
confirm the resolutions pawed at the meeting on the 12th of
August, one of which alters the date fur holding the meet-
ings of the company.

TecODAY EVINDIO.
In the home mining stock market to-day the
transactions were rather more numerous than of
late. Shares in Sortridge Consols, Lady Bertha,
East Rosewarne, Wheel Coy, and Wheal Zion
were dealt in, in some cases, at higher prices. Par
Consols and Wheal Mary Ann shares were also
firmer. On the other hand, Post Basset and Great
South Tolgus were weaker. The following may
be given as the closing quotations, viz.: Sortridge
Consols, 445. to 40a. ; Lady Bertha, 235. to 255. ;
East Roeewarne, 265. to 27e. Bd. ; Wheal Uny, 8 ;
Wheal Zion. 20s. ; East Basset, 92i to 96; and
Great South Tolgus, 16i to 16 ex div.

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