The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-16 00:00:00

MONEY AND CITY NEWS•

(FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS HAS')S
TIME S.—An unfavourable impression was produces,
on the Funds to-day by the Speech on the opening of th f 0
sion of the Belgian Chambers, generally regarded as
that
warlike tendency, at a moment when an opinion vals„„Igio0
prevalent that a final adjustment of the Dutch and r;94
question might shortly be looked for. Consols receded itoct•
to for money and account, and cld heavy. Bank -6130*
was 203 to 4; India Stock, 261 to 2;o se
Exchequer Bills,
to 70s. prem. d
-r
The same cause acted upon Dutch Stocks, the Tvio'ciandth
Half per Cents. declining to 541- to the Five per ye-0
to 1001 to 4. In other Foreign Securities little alteration
curred. fre'
The Railway Share Market was depressed. and the south'
of some of the principal Railways gave way, London an,"00;b•
mingham to 80 to 2 ; Great Western to 12i to 13i; 'Mary
ampton new, to 20 to 1 ; North Midland to lt3to 21; 101
chester and Birmingham, to 11 premium ; lighten
2a to i; Blackwall, 11- to discount.
halle
CHRONICLE. __The frequenters of the Stock Elc" 1110
have taken some alarm to-day at the announcement, inbef,
Speech of the King of the Belgians on opening the Ch pad
that the difference between Holland and Belgium still renl'bitf
unsettled; and Consols have receded a little; but in thei6.o
generally no importance whatever has been attached to cor
this is, of course, a fact well known to all the world. vot;
nc
sots closed at 94 to both for Money and the Ac/d,
Three per Cent. Reduced, 931 to I; Reduced Three-ansp
Half per Cents., 1001 to ; New ditto, 102 to it!, tO
chequer Bills, 683. to 70s. prem. ; and India Bonds,
65 prem.
lcendidg

Spanish Securities, notwithstanding the dreadful 8-irclo
which are almost daily received from Spain, have rolae Dell
little, and the impression therefore is, that measures for
loan are going on. The Active Stock left off at 171 fto°
Portuguese Five per Cents, were last marked at 31.00.1
ditto Three per Cents., 201 to ; Dutch Five per 'level'
100 a to ; ditto Two-and-a-Hall per Cents., 54it to
gian, 101 to ; Brazilian, 781 to 79 ; Colombian, -
251 ; Mexican, 23 to and Peruvian, 17 to 18. iltc3Y
'Fhe shares of the Birmingham and Great Western
her ar,et
undertakings are a little lower, to.day, but the otbie
much the same as yesterday, The following were ttrlsov!
prices Birmingham (Old) 80 to 82 prem. ; Pitt°, sbarei
231 to 24 prem. ; Southampton (Old) 45 to 46 per to 15;
Ditto ( New) 20 to 21 prem. ; Great Western 127 kJ?,
prem. ; North Midland 11:to 2i pm. ; Leeds and 1
re
chester 19 to 21 prem. ; Manchester and Birmingbaiv
11 prem. ; Brighton 2i to 22- dis. ; Blackwall 11 t° o.
and Greenwich 16. to 17 per share.
The continuance of unfavourable winds for vessels °relit! Al
Eng'and keeps us without further advices from toe ortir
States and Canada; and, indeed, we are without any
at all of moment or interest.

,iSreTd.—heNreotoc-idracyu,msbteaynocnedbl°
to est I, of
of
e of the srasioll-
traPns?
the King of the Belgians to the Chamber on the occ
, P.
their opening on the 13th inst. ph*liPP- Of
This inaugural address of the protege of Louis, -unui,holo
created some sensation in the Money Market, alt",i P, -tO
persons regard it as but a vague and negative alfreforpti
most important points of this address are those whicp.hno soo
the still unsetted state of the disputes between 13erch ell. of
Holland, the numerous force maintained by the Du cossitle°
northern frontiers of Belgium, and the consequent nee portlob
therecselirphttest inraec,
of
maintaining the Belgian army in full force. Tiles la
co'Plo
of this speech have been construed by the speculatl in
Funds as bearing somewhat of a warlike tone, 511' *O4
frrigl,
quence they have declined about i per cent. t re
The oth,:r porticni ofithe speech are of no interes 'been cli,
only to internal affairs, and seem rather to have .0 to igo
dressed to the ChaMbers and the populace, with a vibe to
vcrt their undivided attention from the state of t Or
relations of the country. .0 the i for
The British have closed heavily, and Consols, 194 to 100
sence of business, have receded from 9.4 to I tl4. iolleArdll:
Money and Account. The Government Co„oollA,Tesert Pa- OfjP
b:aight 16,0001. sterling of Three per Cent. ileu"ch vP-O
ities at the reduced rate of 94a, 10,000/. of vi,"l-203i'„ bill°
account of the Savings' Banks. Bank Stock 19 bale.
India ditto 201 Money. The premium upon Ex,cs. ,e Fo"
remains at 68 to 70, and on India Bonds at 63 to "if, tP Cace,
The arrangement of the half monthly Account toequote°
reign Market has passed over with readiness i° co teso or
of the small amount of business which has beetteverdta fo',
since the end of October. The market has, butc,ffecte
rally closed heavily, and few dealings have bee° - f the
the 30th Nov. o
lieg, itiotAd
I-I E RAL D.—The address of his Majesty theLe !Pi, lir
Belgians at the opening of the Chambers, on t"forroervol telt'
has not created that deep interest here, which:3oo .'s 0•1;
attached to the inaugural speeches of the Ceet'r cech lod 4
tates, or their regal shadows. The tone of this :Peen of im
sidered here to be of a pacific yet negative char ti itS of
Chambers drift evidently betrays a desire to turn the 8.- oru tipo-
Chambers from the foreign policy of Belgium tlargetior thti
ternational relations, loftedwhc are considerablY en ~ r .010 ,
particularly the progress ucation and railwaY.sb eel 005
latter the Belgians may thank the ardour of Brit' Theptet
to invest their money in any foreign speculatio:•oo thee on;
important points of this vague speech are theriseaaod, tf ootigoi
the non-settlement of the differences with ~- therninrrcesgd
tinued strength of the Dutch troops on the wlitary i-cstli-
and the implied necessity of maintainin, the rf" have
Belgium in full strength. These circumstances
.of
considerable heaviness in the Dutch securities.
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BIRTHS.
070endtehnelilTrl(tslniciini,st(.11,.
aadtaDoughlhyterf. 'd the lady of tehe:o:4oo-rolvt
On the lath inst., IN Ir s . George Creasy, of th
Brighton, of a son.

MARRIED. Varke of fef'
At Hull, on the 13th inst., by the Rev. nalPl:3l u„bter the oft
Tudor, Esq.; of Hull, to Margaret, second 3 tijoe,,o
Horsley, Esq., of Cott ingham. And at the sanguffoik,
Dliles Branthwayte Beevor, Vicar of Henley,
the fourth daughter of Jobvi Horsley, Esq.

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