The New York herald., 1876-03-25
ENGLAND.

pIsRAELI's POLICY WITH REGARD TO THE
EGYPTIAN FINANCES QUESTION coNsEouEN-
CEs OF HIS REFUSAL TO PUBLISH Mr..
CAVES REPORT.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
LONDON, March "a, 1876.
DisraeDs speech announcing the intention OF the
government not to publish Caves report has
caused panic and fluctuations in Egyptian securi-
ties.
PRESS COMMENTS ON THE ACTION OF THE PREMIER.
The Times denounces Disraeli's action and the
extraordinary conclusion OF Mr.. Caves mission
namely, the Withholding OF his report from the
House. 1t states further that the government can
not justify such an abrupt change Of purpose, and
warns it to refrain from further interference as 1t
may result in humiliation. England pledging her
honor for Egypts benefit is a most pernicious ilu-
sion.
The Daily Ne,cs says some evil genius presides
over the government Mr.. Disraeli must thor
oughly and promptly alter his method OF conducting
public business
The ROYAL TITLES BILL STILL OPPOSED IN
PARLrAMENr-A PANIC ON 'cHANaE-HBAvY
FALL IN. EGYPTIAN BoNDs-HoME RAILWAYS
THE FOREIGN DEPARTMENT MORE HEALTHY
AT THE cLosE-coMMERcIAL REPoRr-rHE
MARKETS.
LONDON, March a. 1876.
In the House of Commons this evening Mr. Henry
Fawcctt OF the members for the metropolis gave
notice that in the event of tho Queens Title bill
rcvIng the assent OF both houses OF Parliament he
will move for address the Queen praying for her
aon-assumption OF the title of Empress OF India
rANic 'cHASGE-FoREIeN SECURITIES.
There has been panic and decline Of from nve to
and half in Egyptian securities to-day, in
equence of Mr. D,sraeli's in the Housc OF
Commons last evening" that the Khedive desired that
nr. Caves report should be published because
Egyptian finances in unsettled state, and the
report Of a confidential character
GOVERNMENTS.
Government securities generally weaker prob.
ably in sympathy though some attribute the fact to
Mr. Dsracl's expression last evening during the de.
bate on the Queens Title BILL Russa's conquest OF
rartary we'll known throughout India the Queens
assumption of the title Empress OF India would be re-
served a sign OF determination 10 maintain our
Indian Empire.
Home railways arc nrm, and the changes In prices
arc generally upward
THE TONE AT THE CLOSE
The Stock Exchange closed tevenrng) inactive, but
with somewhat better fcelrg In the foreign depart
mcnt and somo recovered prices
DISCOUNT.
Money on government collaterals three per cent.
SILVER.
Bar silver Is quoted nfty-threc ounce per ounce
rHE MoSEr WEEK
Important home railway lines have been heavily over
sold.
Money IS plentiful, owing to the suez Canal pay.
ments Discounts are weak at tho ruling for the
best paper There s little doing consols and other
Iovernmcnt securities have been steady.
AMERICAN noNps.
American bonds quiet and there is scarcely any
change TO note. American railways are generally
quiet excep, ERE, which has invited speculation to
some extent, though there has been such wide and
rapid nucuation in price occurred last week
saEADsrUFTs AT MARK LANE
The corn trade since the beginning OF the week has
rather gained strength aud values have slowly and
steadily improved. The provincial markets yesterday
reported shilling advance on wheat but with fine
weather the inquiry ;s becoming smaller again Lon.
DON since Monday. has had 81 $40 quarters f maize
and $500 quarters of wheat The supplies Of foreign
gram cue during the four weeks include 256 900
quarters OF California wheat. 100000 quarters OF
American maize 1900 quarters Of Egyptian wheat
and "a, 900 quarters or Gaarz maze
To-day al Mark lane business was slack. bu, prices
we're fully maintained Mondays advance Foreign
wheat, oats and barley were steady aud N moderate
request Maize is depressed by the heavy supply.
Beans, peas and nour unchanged IN price
CONTINENTAL ouoTAToSs
The corn trade the Continent is nrm and The
value continues advancing Al PARIS and other mar.
ksu wheat is quoted at los a. and barley 7s ID be-