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MONEY MARSHY-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cioet.

The funas to-day hare been rather firmer, but an
improvement of per cent., which was quoted
during the greater part of the morning, has not
been maintained to the present hour. Prim are
now quoted-the same as at four o'clock yesterday.
The general appearance of the Stock Exchange,
however, is to-day steadier.
Consols, after standing at 90/ to 1 for the 14th of
October, are now quoted 901, " sellers?' For money
the present quotation is 89; to 90. Exchequer Bills
continue heavy, and have been sold at 10s. dia.
Exchequer Bonds, 1858, are marked 981.
Turkish Six per Cents. are marked 94; to 95/
for money, and 95; for the 18th October. The pre-
sent quotation is 94j to 95 for cub. Other foreign
stacks are very quiet. Sales are recorded as follows,
viz..: Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 101 j ; do.,
Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 101; do., Four-
and-a-Half per Cents. at 981; Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents. at 651; Grenada Active at.2l ; and
Mexican at 211.
The Bombay mails are expected to be delivered in
London about mid-day to-morrow (Wednesday).

Upon the publication of the official tele.
graphic despatch, between three and four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, a partial rally ensued, the
market being assisted by purchases both for in-
vestment and to cover previous speculative sales.
The closing quotations were per cent. below those
of Saturday, but the market was steadier in cha-
racter. The adverse point in the news to which chief
importance is attached is the mutinous spiritevinced
in two or three regiments in the Madras and Bon.
bay Presidencies; bat, on the other hand, it is most
satisfactory to know that the trying interval neces.
sarily occurring between the date of the despatch 'of
the ►arge reinforcement, from England and their
arrival in India has been abridged by another fort-
night without tidings of farther menet,' disaster.
Viewed in this light, the news now to hand is re-
garded by many persons as a relief.
English railway shares fell heavily yesterday,
whilst the French lines were firmer.

The commercial demand for money continues
brisk, at full rates, and the applications at the Bank
were yesterday rather numerous. In the Stock Ex-
change the rate for loans on government securities
until the middle of October was about 5 per cent.
At Vienna and Amsterdam some improvement has
taken place in Austrian stock, owing to the hope
that the meeting of the three Emperors will be fol-
lowed by a reduction of the vast military establish-
ment which weighs so heavily upon the Austrian
finances.

At Berlin, Russian stock has fallen per cent., in
consequence, probably, of the tightness of the money
market in that city.
The Committee of the Stock Exchange yesterday
formally decided that the House shall be closed on
Wednesday, the 7th October (the day of Humilia-
tion and Prayer). The day will be observed as a
close holiday in all the public offices and throughout
the City.
Gold to the amount of 317,300/. has arrived from
Australia per the ships True Briton, from Mel-
bourne, and Nourmahal, from Sydney, the former
having 81,899 ounces of gold and 30,400 English
sovereigns, and the latter 3,334 ounces and 26,000
Australian sovereigns. The 30,400 English sove-
reigns go into the Bank, which also purchased to-
day 7,0001. or 8,0001. in gold. As the demand for
the Continent is active, it is thought that nearly the
whole of the residue will be sent away. About
5.5,000/. of the amount ex the True Briton, which
reached London yesterday, has already been sold the
exportation.
The Gazehound has also arrived from Moreton
Bay, but is not known to have any gold on freight.

The amount of specie brought by the Asia, trout
New York, is stated at 11,0001., and of this nearly
the whole is understood to consist of Mexican dollars,
which will probably be despatched to China.
The steamer Albion has brought 20,0001. worth of
silver from Boulogs°.
According to advice from Hull, the advances
made by Messrs. Harrison, Watson, and Co., to the
Hull Flax and Cotton Mills Company reach about
20,0001., but it is alleged that Mr. Bright, the chairman
of that company, ia indebted to the bank to the extent
of 80,0001. or 90.0001. The immediate assets of the
firm are stated to consist of 80,0001. in cash and bills,
whilst their liabilities to depoeitors are understood
to be large. No authoritative details, however, hive
been published. A meeting of all the partite, con-
cerned is expected to be shortly held. Much Gym-
pathy is expressed in the town for one of the
partners.
The corn market yesterday was rather firm, sad in
some cues an advance of Is. per v. over the previous
Monday's rates was paid for wheat. Most of the
provincial and French market, continue fiat. There
have been few arrivals of grain-laden vessels off our
coast from the south of Europe during the last ten
days.
The Crest of the Wave has arrived from Foo-
chow-foo, with 893,0001b1. of tea on freight. Of
her cargo, 1,400 packages are described as new
season's teas. The Coldstream has also arrived front
China.

Telegraphic advieea from St. Petersburg quote the
price of tallow at lel ro. on the spot.
The following memorandum is from the Great
Western Railway Company of Canada:
Graham-house, OldlOroad-street, London, Sept. 29.
The Asia this day primp the result of the half-year's
amounts to July 31st lest. The net amount (after deducting
all charges) svaiLblo for dividend, is 94,1364 10s. lldu and
the dividend whith will bo recommended by the directors is
at the rate of 6 per ant. per annum, which will abserb
93,2131. de. 3d., end leave a surplus tot* carded over to next
half-year of 4231. ss. 3d. crtureery.
The weekly trete° return of the Great Western
Railway of Canada shows a total receipt of 10,7074,
or 371. les 6d. per mile, against 12,1341., or
421. 17s. 6d. per mile in the corresponding week of
last year.
The half-yearly dividend on the Turkish Su per
Cent. Loan is advertised for payment in due course.
The bonds drawn in July last, amounting to
31,860/., are also to Do paid off at par on thelOth
of October.

The directors of the Royal Surrey Gardens Com-
pany have convened a westing of the shareholders
for the 6th of October. Amongst the subjects to be
brought before the shareholders arc the following,
viz. :

To decide upon the propriety of raising the sum of 10,5001.
by mortgage, debinture, or bond, in addition to the prison
mortgage debt of the company. To take into consideration
"equitation, duly signed, to remora from the directorship of
the said company four of the present direotors, and to appoint
four other directors in their stead.
A general meeting of the Union Assurance Society
is called for the 9th of October' " for the purpose of
confirming the resolutions and orders of the general
meeting of the 23th inst."
The directors of the New Equitable Life As-
surance Company announce "their intention to defer
the declaration of a second bonus until the spring of
next year, or until arrangements have been per-
fected for bringing under one management the New
Equitable and Medical and Legal Companies."
Yesterday was " making-up day" in the share mar-
ket. The rates of " continuation" were generaily
=aerate, varying little from those current at the
lest settlement. London and North Western, Midland,
and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, are supplied to
a fair extent, whilst Oreat Western continues searce
in the market. Subjoined is our usual statement of
the terms generally quoted:
London and-North Western from 348 to I per cent. on-
tinuation.
Grist Wast.n „ even to I-18 " back-

Midland „ 3-16 to continuation.
lanesahise and Yorinhins "ito i ditto
South Smetana -16 to i per aura ditto
Great Northern -32 to 1-16 ditto
Caledonians -32 to 1 ditto
York and North Midland -16 to 3-16 ditto
Berwick. -16 to I ditto
London and South-Western ~ } to II ditto
Gnat Western of Canada

bIoNDAT Evsxmo. 7

Controls, which closed on Saturday at 901 to a for
the 14th Oct., opened this morning at the same quo-
tation, fell to 891 to 90, and closed at 90 to 4. For
money the last price was about 89j. The ofijcial
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 90, 904, 891, 90, 891 ; ditto,
for account, 14th October, 901, 90, 891, 001.
Three-ands-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall-
ing payable in 1858, 98:, 981 ; ditto, 1869, 981.
India Stock, 210, 209. ,
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 10s. to Bs. die.
Foreign stocks exhibit very little variation.
Turkish Six per Cents. were remarkably well sup-
ported, in face of the heaviness of Consols, and closed
at 94/ to 95. The approaching deduction of the
half-yearly dividend of 3 per cent. tends to
strengthen the price of this stock. Turkish Gua-
ranteed Four per Cents. receded 4 per cent, being
last quoted 991 to 4.
In the market for Bank shares to-day quietude
prevailed. Ottoman Bank were rather flatter. In
land, steam, and miscellaneous shares, the operations
were limited. London General Omnibus shares were
a little firmer, closing at 3 13-16 to 31.
The nominal closing quotations for the shares in
some of the new undertakings are subjoined, via.:
—Oude Railway. 1-16 dia. to 1-18 prem. ; Central
thide Railway, par to 4
prem.; Eastern Bengal
Railway, 4 to; prem.; Punjaub Railway, to 1
prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dia.Rtjar;
European and Indian Junction Telegraph oe.
paid), 1 dis. to par; Iliga and Dunaburg ' way
(Consolidated shares), 4 dr. to par.

MINIM-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoot.

The market for home mining stOcitsT;IIIIII..'...IIII
quiet, with little change in price. Alfred Consols
shares arc rather flat, and are marked 131 and 13.
North Frances shares have been dealt in in the
Stock Exchange at 13, and Par Consols at 20!.
Foreign mining shares still attract little or no
attent ay.

Subjoined is the official lint of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prtees
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and seller :
Alfred Console, 13, I 4; Lody Bertha, 23a. 24a.6d. ; North
Frances, 13, 13f ; Sortrktge Consols. 2,2 i; St. Day United,
24a., 2.3*.; Wheal Edward, 10, 101; Wheal Grenville,
29a. 31a.
An extraordinary georral meeting of the London and
Virginia Gold and Copper Alining Company is called for the
29th of October. with a view to the registration of the com-
pany under tho Limited Liability Act.

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