The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

DUBLIN STOCK-EXCHANGE.

The opening quotations of the funds in Eondon
to-day exhibited a decline of but subsequently,
upon the announcement of an understanding having
been come to by the French and English Govern-
ments on the subject of the proposed Congress, a
rally took place, and Consols finally closed at an
advance of t- upon yesterday's final quotations.
The Stock-Market here has been firm, but limited,
Consols improving y,. and. New Three per Cents.
to I. Bank Stock receded I per cent. There were
offers to buy Hibernian Banks, and to sell National
Bank Shares. Steam shares were steady. Buyers
of City of Dublin £lOO Shares, for which an ad-
vance was asked. The Shares of 1836 were steady
at the previous price. Grand Canal Stock was
offered, and at a reduction there were buyers. Gas
, shares were steady at 1-16 improvement. No deal-
ings have taken place in mines. Buyers of Wick.
low Copper Shares at 10s. advance. In railways
the business transactions were inconsiderable. Great
Southern Stock was not dealt in ; an advance was
demanded. Midlands firmly maintained their pre-
vious value. Waterford and Limericks are frac-
tionally better, and in request. Dublin and Wick-
lows are a shade better. Irish South-Easterns
were steady at 1-16 improvement. Waterford and
Kilkenny Stock was firm at the previous price.
Sellers of Belfast Junctions, Dublin and Droghedas,
and Dublin and Kingstown stock. There has been
no alteration in preference securities. A fair
amount of business was transacted in Great Sou-
thern Four per Cents. at the previous quotations.

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