The Sun.
London, England, 1870-11-15 00:00:00

MONETARY REPORTS.-Y-ESTERPAI

The threatened re opening of the Eastern question has
been productive of much uneasiness in the Stock Ex-
change to-day. All classes of securities have been pressed
for sale, and a general decline has in consequence taken
place in values. The principal fall has been in Turkish
and Egyptian, which chew an average fall of quite 2 per
cent. Consols have been flat and g lower, at 92, 94.
Reduced and New Three per Cents, 901, 91k. Bank
Stock, 231, 233; Exchequer Bills, 108. to 14s. prem. India
Five per Cents., 113 k, 1131.; and India Bonds, 21s. to 265.
prem. For Colonial Government securities the demand
has been inactive, and quotations have shewn signs of
weakness.

In the market for English Railway Stocks there has
been considerable depression, and a general decline has
ensued. Midland, at 1251 to 1251 ; North-Western, at
1261 to 1261; and Great-Western, at 68i to 61'1, chew a
fall of li. North-Eastern is I lower, at 1421 to 143 ; Me-
tropolitt.n 4 f at 62i to 631; and South-Eastern at 74 to
74k. Brighton is quoted at 41i to 42.
Indian railway stocks have been depressed. East Indian
have fallen or to 109 k, 1101.. Bombay, Baroda, and
Central India have marked 105 ; Great Indian Peninsula,
106, 107 ; Madras, 1051 ; and Scinde, 104, 1041. Cana-
dian shares have sold slowly. Great Western have been
lower, at 14, 14k. Foreign shares have been dull. Great
Luxemburg have fallen or to 11, 11k, and Lombards
.1, or to 13k, 14i.
Much uneasiness has been apparent in the market for
foreign bonds, owing to the warlike rumours afloat. The
fall in some instances has been unusually heavy. Turkish
Five per Cents at 42, to 43, are 2 per cent. lower : ditto
(1869), at per cent., at 49, 50 ; Egyptian (1868), 2i, at
75, 75i ; Spanish (1867), at 30, 31; ditto (1869), at
30 ft, 30 ; Peruvian 1865 f, at 89i, 90k. The French loan
has fallen to ft, ft dis. American securities have been dull.
The Five-Twenty 1882 bonds have fallen or to 87k, 88k.
Erie shares are quoted at 18fr, 18ft, and Illinois Central
110, 111. _ _

Bank shares have been in limited request. Anglo-
Egyptian have been pressed for sale, and have fallen or
to 22k, 23 ; Imperial Ottoman have fallen the quota-
tian being 12 prem. ; Joint Stock have marked 34;
London and Westminster, 63 ; Oriental, 41, 42 ; and
-Union of London, 391.
In telegraph shares very few transactions have taken
place. Anglo-Mediterranean, 131 ; British India Sub-
marine, 7i, 7i ; Falmouths, ; and French Cables,
14k.
Miscellaneous securities have been dull. Hudson's
Bay, 82 ; London General Omnibus, 3 ; National Dis-
count, 11i ; Royal Mail Steam, 52f, 53k. Telegraph
Construction have been 4 lower, at 27, 27k.
The Nile, from the West Indies, has brought £207,000.
At a meeting of the Trust and Agency Company of
Australasia, a dividend of Is. per share, being at the rate
of 10 per cent. per annum, was declared.
At Mark-lane, to-day, wheat was quiet, on former
terms.

The discount market has been well supplied with
capital. There has been only a moderate demand for
accommodation, and three months' paper has been taken
at 2i, 2g per cent.
The following has been received from the Taquaril Gold
Mining Company (Limited) :—" Remittance sixty-seven
ounces troy. Rich shoot discovered on 13th instant, in
in Manganese, lying upon top lode, over thirty ounces of
gold, besides several nuggets extrated therefrom.
Taquaril, 15th October, Treloar."