New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12
April to the Goth Of March, 1885, The figures ve ex
messed in francs and in units Of nilhoos:

The London Ntrs Of Saturday goth, Gays:
"Consols opened this morning ct the price of 90 TO
J. which however, was not sustained TO the close OF
business The latest official value was s2f to for
money and 90 TO 1 for account; but there were
subsequent transactions, the result OF which was tho
establishment of the lower rate of 921 tseliersl for
account. The market was untavorably acted upon
by rumors which became current to the effect that
tie Chancellor Of the E1chequer would almost inn
mediately have occasion to invite the city captahSs
TO enter into negotiations with him for another
loan, the amour being. vaguely estimated at
flo eco 600 sterling. Bank Stock left of 2l2 to 49,
3 Der Cert Reduced Oh 10 .; the New Three per
Cents, 92i to /; Exchoquer Bonds, esi to !; Long
Arnutes, pss5,l II to II Lie; EIchequer Bills, 3s.
to L. dis. Should the expectation 80 very generally
entertained, of the Chancellor of the E1cbequer be-
coming, in few dlys, applicant for third loan for
tie purpose Of meeting the extraordinary expenditure
caused by the war with Russia be realized, there viii
necessarily be a renewed pressure upon the Money
market which, coupled with the fact that the amount
of stock in circulation will be increased by the extent
of the sum that may be borrowed, must, of course,
keep down prices The revelations Of the mex, few
days will probably enable the public TO see their way
more clearly to the intentions of Government with
reference to its pecuniary requirements"
The kers Of the 25th says:
"Stock Exchange business remains very inanimate
in all departments. The funds we're very steady
during the morning, but at the close yesterdays re-
covery of y cent was not supported. At the weekly
Board at the Bank of England to-day, no alteration
to Turk ey tends to occasion the posponement of the
expected abrogatio of the y cent charge for bills
over 65 days. Nevertheless the easier appearance
lately presented by the Money market warrants the
belief that bills must be running of at the Bank.
The final nsalment of Fl 050,0 900 the last loan fell
due to day. but caused pressure whatever. In the
Discount market, especially, the supply of money is
good and the demand queter, and frst class bills
thus negotiable rather below the Bank minimum.
"At Paris to day the Three Per Cent Rentes closed
at 1910 for money and 7435 for account. The money
price is about per cent lower than that of yesterday
"Consols were quoted all the morning at s3i to s3i
for the 9Th of May, and closed at 93i to 93t For
money the lat price was 49, In addition to the new
stock created to-day account of the last instament
on the oan the proportion of Consos representing the
original deposit Of 10 per cent is now also released
The whole of this fresh supply of Consos may be re.
garded as now satisfactorily placed. Considering
the rapidity with which the Instruments have
been called up, the market has shown remarkable
eteadness owing to the constant absorption OF stock oy
the public. The official business report Is as ollows
Three y cent Consol,, for money, 90. s3i; do.
for account, 9Th May, 931, /, T. Three p
cent Reduced eli, s2 New Three y cents, s2I, Il
Thirty Years Annutes, expiring in October, 1859, 81
Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885 loan Of 49,.
600 o0O), II, II l-16, l71 Three-and-ahalf cent
Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859,
9st, 9si. ~ u.
Securities nj