Star.
London, England, 1826-09-04 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1626.
, STOCK RXCIIANGS, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols, which left off on Saturday at 701 79, opened this morn.
ing at the same price, with a good deal or business doing; since
which, large lots of Consols and Reduced have been sold, which
at present has not had much effect on the market. Consols went
down to 781 for the Account, aqd have got up again to 7111 1, and
the same for money.
In the lanolin market, there lave been some Sootuatlons in
Mexicans, which left off on Saturday at 511 to S. and went down
this morning to 501, owing to an account at Lloyd's that the
Masan frigate was taming to England, instead of going to Vera
Cruz, for dollars, to fay the Mexican Dividend.
Current prices Old Spanish 10, Meilen ,1011, Colombian
new 511 33i, Russian Sil 69, Braidlian Shares 11 to 10 prom.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The chief topic of conversation in the City, is concerning the
Hunan frigate, and the prevailing opinioh is, that she will be sent
to Vera Cruz before she proceeds to England.
Consols, which were done in the earlier part of 'the morning
at Tei for tbe Account, and 781 for Money, owing to some heavy
sales, may be quoted, up to the present time, at 781 I foe the AIR
count and for Money, with little business doing at present.
The Foreign market has rather a heavy appearance, and Mexican
Bonds have fallen ti per Cent. this morning. In other Foreign
Secerities and Shares little is doing.

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PRICE OP STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2031/2 %
S per Cent. Red. 791/2 1/2 1/2
S per Cent Consols 78% sift
3i per Cent. Red. 861/4 86%
New 4 per Cent. 94'4 4 3/0
4 per Cent. 1826. 95% Vs
Long Ann. 19 7.16 5.16
India Bonds 27 28
I:1,000 Excheq. Bills 18 19
£5OO ditto 18 19
4:100 and 1200 ditto 18 19
Advertised ditto 17 18
elm. for Account 7834 79 18314.
FOREIIIN FUN TWO O'CLOCK.
Mho, Bonds. 6 p Ct. 40 Mee. Acct. 511 501 I SOi
foion.bizit Roods. Peruv. 131 x. s p C. Sib
Do. Bald% 1624, ast.4 Ditto Acct.
Ditto Acct. o.li 3 Rol**. 11415,111.2. Sp C. $ll a di*
1): iiish 11004.3 pC.i. 56b .' Ditto Acct. SI i e 2 dlv
Iles 1341e1StS. 6p. Ct. Slse; Span. Bowls 5 p Ct. 104
51 50 1 1 Ditto for Ace. lei
BRITISH AND- TORSI-GIN SHARES. TWO O'CLOCK.

WAR&

PAM

Brazilian
Alliance British & tea..

1.5 .
10

Sok 2911
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EXCIIiANGE.
Morraatiaii, Sat. tp—On Loudon, 40. 4. 'll 16.40. 4.
Maansam. *us. 110.-06 London. 37. 4. SM. 37. 1.
St. Prrassouswis'Aoll. IS.-;--04 Louden, 0 746.
tome. Ave. 45.-04 London, S M. 6. 191.
Baia" Avo. 06.—00 London, 3 NI. 7. 4.
FRRNCH FUNDS, PAW, Sanseens I.
Five per Cents. 101 f.
Three per Cents. . . . 64f. 10e.
Rini Steck • . 40110. 504.
Rrattl de traplts i : . Tflf. 14c.
Royal Spanish Loan . . 466.

Dutch Papers were received this morning, and their
cis-Meats are not without interest, rfspetielly the accounts
of a commercial nature. A treaty of amity has been
concluded between Denmark and the United States.--
The following are extracts:

PETEItBSUROH. Ames? le.
We.have just received official accounts frofn Kiakhta
of a nature to encourage our manufacturers of woollen
cloths, and the dealeis in those articles.
Of the immense quantity of Prussian clotli sent to
Kiakhta from 1817 to 1823, these were remaining.
after the last fair, only 14,000 arsheens. worth 73,573
rubles ; these cloths were partly damaged, and partly
of colours not agreeable to the Chinese. Since the
establishment of the transit trade. Prussia has `sent to,
Kiakhta about 4,4'75,000 arsheens of cloth, worth
twentrtwo millions and a half of rubles. During the
first two years, 1817 and 1818, there were exchanged
640,000 arsheens of oar cloths, worth 1,345,000 rubles ;
but in the seven following yearssi our exchanges
amounted to only 315,000 arsheens, worth .597,000 ru-
bles. If we add to the above about 86,000 ar.heens of
Polish cloths, sold to the Chinese during the last two
years, and considering the total amount of cloths dis-
posed of in nine years at Kiakhta, an idea may be
formed of the importance of this branch of commerce to
our manufactures ; consequently, the greater have been
the obstacles which foreign competition opposed to the
sale of our cloths at Kiakhta, the more flattering are
the hopes which the diminution of this competition ex•
cites, and the more active our manufacturers and mer-
citants ought to be. that cloths of Russian manufacture
may be rircha-ed by the Chinese in preference to others.
In the first five months of this year three caravans
left Petropawloosk, consisting in all of 101 camels,
and 372 wargons laden with goods, to the amount of
150,312 rubles. Two of these caravans were for the
Kirghis Steppe, the other for Krkand.
ODFSSA, Jove ti.
The wheat now accumulated here amounts to 800,000

chetwerts, and will be considerably increased by the
daily arrivals, as well as by the crop of hard wheat
(arnaoutka), cultivated in the environs of the town
The quantity of wheat which has overstocked our mar-
ket must, for some time, have an unfavourable effect on
the ptices. Soft wheat was last sold from 6to 10i;