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Two o'CLoca.

The fends are again flat to-day, some persons
fearing that a rise in the rate of discount may
be immediately decided upon by the Bank
Directors. Prices show a further reduction of
about 1-16 per cent. since yesterday afternoon.
Consols are quoted 901, " *oilers," for the 14th
inst., and 90,' sellers," for money. The New Three-
and-a-Half per Cents.bave been dealt in at 101;
India Stoek at 210; Bank Stock, for account, at
217 ; and Exchequer Bills at 84. to 4s. die.
Turkish Six per Cents. have fallen to 941 to 4.
In other foreign stocks the variations are
not of striking importance. The sales include
Brazilian Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 994 ex
div. ; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., at 631
(exch., 12114 ; French Three per Cent. Rentee, at
68fr. 26c. (exchange 268. 26c). Mexican Bonds, at
21. Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, at 644.
Russian Five per Cents. at 1094. Spanish Old
Three per Cents. at 404 ; ditto, New Deferred, for
account, at 25!.

The approach of the monthly settlement in Consols,
with the prospect of having to pay a considerable
charge for carrying over their accounts, contributes
to determine sales on the part of speculative holders.
The withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday
reached 64,0001., in addition to the 83,0001. taken
out on Saturday. These sums are destined for the
purchase on the Continent of silver intended for
shipment by the steamer which will leave for the
East on the 20th inst. The 300,0001. in silver men•
tinned u already sold for shipment by that oppor-
tunity has yet to be drawn from the Continent.
Meanwhile, the panic in New York, deprives our
market of the usual supply of gold from that quarter.
The depression of the exchange, as between New
York and London, is increased by the investments
which are now being made in7Asnerican railway and
other securities on English account, as well as by the
large remittance to New York on account of the
Illinois Central Railway Company. As operating
in the same direction, we may also notice the
necessity of remitting across the Atlantic the sum
which represents the loss sustained by London
offices on insurances of the gold on board the ill-
fated steamer Central America. It is evident that
unless the 423,9001. in Australian gold, which is
es roofs to this country via Egypt, arrives quickly,
the position of the Bank will be further straitened.
It is stated on good authority that the Bank last
week consented to lend the East India Company one
million sterling, the latter lodging securities in due
course. These are believed to consiat of India Bonds. As-
suming that the fact is correct, the operation will
further considerably increase the Bank's stock of
other" securities, which is already very high ;
and, ss the Ernst India Company gradually employ
the money, the Bank's " reserve " will be trenched
upon.

The demand for money in the discount market was
again very brisk yesterday, but the applications at
the Bank, though to a fair extent, were by no means
heavy. It is scarcely necessary to remark that no
business is done in any quarter below tii per cent.

The dividends will be payable at the Bank of
Rolland on Wednesday, the 14th inst.
The steamer Tagna has brought 1,8431. in specie
from the Peninsula.
The Manchester advice. mention the failure of
Messrs. J and J. Beard and Co., in the silk trade,
with liabilities to the amount of about 40,0001.

Notwithstanding the spread of the potito disease,
which is at present exciting much anxiety, both in
England and Gotland, and has led to • great rise
of late is the potato markets, the corn-market yester-
day exhibited no advance. Wheat was quoted about
the same as last Monday. The country markets held
at the class of last week are reported firmer, and in
some camas la. to 2s. per qr. higher for wheat. In
nearly all the French corn markets, on the other
hand, prices continue to decline. Since last Friday,
the number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at
ports of call is 16—of which 3 are wheat and 12
maize. Sines the middle of last week a very active
speculative demand has arisen in this branch of the
market, and higher prices have in some instances
been paid.
A telegraphic message from St. Petersburg quotes
the price of tallow at 176r0. on the spot and for all
the month.

--TThe illiTacoe has arrived from Foo-chow-foo, with
917,5001b5. of tea on freight.
The steamer Europa, from New York, reports a
fresh fall in most descriptions of railway and other
securities. The rate of exchange on London varied
from ust to 108 per cent., according to the quality
of the paper, with an unsteady market. Moneywas
still extremely tight and dear, and a number of ad-
ditional failures are reported. According, how-
ever, to a telegraphic despatch of two days' later
date from New York, which reached the Europa at
Boston, a more satisfactory tendency was observable
in the money market, and stocks and shares had
rallied consi&rably.
The Boston, Sleaford, and Midland Counties
Railway Company have issued a statement of the
position of the company. Additional capital to the
amount of 30,0001. ts wanted for the construction of

the line to Baton, and subscriptions are accordingly
invited.

The weekly traffic return of the Great Western
Railway of c.wwis, received yesterday, presents a
decrease of 2,9771., compared with that for the corre-
sponding period of last year. The aggregate
decrease for the seven weeks since the Ist August is
12,4691. The shares experienced a considerable fall
yesterday.
The 220,0001. mentioned in oar impression of
yesterday as remitted to the United States by the
agents of the Illinois Central Railway Company
wan partly on account of the recent call, but con-
slated in part of advances made to the company by Eng-
lish houses in ceder to enable them to meet the pe-
collar but temporary difficulties of the American
money market.
The half yearly interest is advertised on Panama
Railroad seven per cent. bonds.
In the market for American railway securities yester-
day there was a decline in the shares of the Michigan
Central and New York Central Cempanies, in answer
to the discouraging accounts received from the New
York stock market ; but Illinois Central and most
ether descriptions were fairly supported. Consi-
derable activity continues to prevail in this market,
and at the low prices now established there is no
difficulty in effecueg sales.

MONDAY EVICRIN4I.

The apprehension that the Bank will be com-
pelled to raise their rate of discount to six per cent.
in the event of the efflux of gold from the establish.
ment continuing has caused to-day a fall of per
cent. in the funds. The tendency to depression was
especially observable between three and four o'clock,
and all the Stock Exchange markets closed heavily
at the lowest point of the clay. The reduction in
many classes of English railway shares, as well as
in Canadian descriptions, was considerable.
Consols, which were quoted at 2 o'clock on Satur-
day at 901 for the 14th October, opened this morn-
ing at 901 to 1, recovered to 901 to 1, and closed at
exactly 90/, or 90 1-16 to 3-16. For money the last
pries was 90. The rate of " continuation " to the
new account of tho 10th November was rather
heavier, being quoted about per cent. This indi-
cates that the supply of stock afloat in the market is
still large. The official business report is as fol-
lows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90,
901, 90, 901, 90, 901 ; ditto, for account (14th
October), 901; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in
January, 1860, 2 3-16; India Stock, 209, 210;
India Bonds, 235. die.; Bank Stock, for account,
219; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds,
falling payable in 1839, 981,
Exchequer Bills remain doll at Bs. to 4s. die. •

Turkish Six per Cents. fell to-day fully 4 per
cent., closing at 95 to I. After the close of the
Stock Exchange this stock was still offered. The
Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 994
to 4, being 4 per cent. lower than on Saturday. In
other foreign stocks there was no important varia-
tion, business being dull. Spanish Bonds remain
firm.

MINES.-711M DA P.

Two o'CLocs.

The market for home mining stocks to-day is
quiet, with little alteration in price. Alfred Consols
shares have been dealt in at l3i ; East Bassett at
78 ; and Tin Croft at 4i.
There is a little inquiry for St. John del Rey
shares, which arc marked 121. In other foreign
descriptions no change has occurred.
Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices
in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices
quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers :
Bast Allred, 3f, ; Bast Basset, 75, 77} , Redmeor, 10s.,
12s. 6d. ; Soruitigs Consols, 2 3-16, 5-16 , South Condon,
337 i, 347{, es die. ; South Cern Brea, 6, 6* ; Wheel Gren-
ville, 295., 31s. ; Wheal Tralawney, 24, 251.

• MONDAT EVENING.
The market for home mining stocks to-day pre-
sented some variations, the demand running chiefly
upon shares in Wheal Grenville, East Alfred, West
Frances, Alfred Consols, Tin Croft, Wheal Mary
Ann, and Wheal Trelawney ; whilst Lady Bertha
North Basset, Great South Tolgus, South Cant Brea;
and Par Consols shares were weaker. The following
transactions are reported to us from the Stock
Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the
official list, viz.: Tin Croft at 41; Wheal Trelawney
at 25; East Alfred at 3} to 31; Wheal Grenville at
32a. 6d.; East Basset at 68 and 691; North Basset
at 151; and Great South Tolgus at 161.
Linares shares continue in demand, and show a
further improvement of about ss. There were also
some inquiries for United Mexican, which support
the recent advance. Dun Mountain Copper Mining
shares were marked f prom.

At a meeting of the adventurers in Lady Bertha mine, held
to-day, a call of lc 6d. per share cm =dß.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
(IT MAGNETIC TILEORATH.)
OXON 091 OWN 0011RESPONDINT4
The attendance at mutest was limited, end the demand
was restricted to the leading articles of trade.
Foreign wheat ham declined 24., and Irish new 9d. per
bushel on the week. Flour was 6d. per barrel, or Is. per
sack lower.
Newel had declined Is. per toed.
Peat, beans, and other articled, are upcbanged.
The weather changeable.