1 JUNE 1833, Page 11

MONEY MARKET.

STOCK EXCHANGE, FRIDAY EVENING.

The ratification of the Dutch treaty, which was received by the Batavier steam-boat on Wednesday, has not produced so great a rise in the prices of Saock as was anticipated ; the quotation of Consols for Account and most descripbons of Stock having been higher previous to its arrival than they now are. The meet- ing at the Bank to-day has had an unfavourable effect upon the Stock of the Corporation : the price during the week was 195 to 196, and the closing quota. tion to-day is 192 194. India Stock is still in demand, at a slight advance on the last prices. The highest price of Consols for Account has been 89, the lowest 89k; from that point they have twice reached 894. The opening price this morning was 89h ; and after having been at 894, they close at 89i1 4. Exchequer Bills are 51s. 52s. prem. Large investments continue to be made in all descriptions of Foreign Stocks, especially in Dutch and Belgian Bonds; but the improvement in the price of the latter has exceeded the advance in the former. The highest price ot Dutch 24 per Cents, has been 494; being about a per cent. higher than last week's price ; while Belgian Bonds have risen more than 1 per cent., having been as high as 904, and closing this afternoon at 894 90. The closing price of Dutch Stock a; 494 4. It will be seen that the most favourite Foreign Stocks have risen in price, while English Stock has rather retrograded. This tendency is likely to increase. Brazilian Bonds have declined this week as rapidly as' hey got up last week. On Monday, intelligence was received of an insurrectionary move- ment having taken place at Pam, and the Stock was depressed to 69; in the course of Tuesday and Wednesday, the price was as low as 66, but rallied again to 684. The coup de grace was, however, given to the market yesterday, by a speculative sale of 80,0001. Stock for the end of June, effected by one of the principal brokers. To-day the price has been as low as 63, and has since im- proved to 65, closing at 64 65. Those who are most conversant in Brazilian affairs have long expected that some efforts would be made by the Northern provinces to break off their connexion with the Central Government; and the wonder has been, that so large a territory, with so many conflicting interests, has been kept together under the feeble administration by which it is at priaeut governed : any thing approaching ta anarchy in such a country must be viewed with great anxiety by the Bondholders; and we need hardly say that further details are anxiously expected. Russian and Danish Bonds arc at their old prices. Greek Stock has improved, and is to-day 41 to 43. Portuguese Stock has declined to 59, at which price it has been stationary ; and the Regency Scrip has fluctuated between 24 and 2 dis.; closing this afternoon at 24 to 2 dis. Spanish Stock is 194.

SATURDAY, TWELVE O'CLOCK. The business of the morning has been quite unimportant. Consols for Ac- count have been /393, and are now 8944. Bank Stock has been at 194 and 197,

and i is now 195 to 197. India Stock s quoted 2374. The Foreign Stocks still continue in demand. Dutch 24 per cents. are 494 4, and Belgian Bowls 904 j. Brazilian has been depressed to 62, from which point

a rally took place to 64, and the price now is 63 64. Portuguese Stock has been at 594 ; and the Regency Scrip is 2 to la dis. We are without any in- telligence from Oporto. Spanish Stock is 194.

Porn: o'ctoce.`

Consols for Account have been as high as 894, and close at 8944. Bank Stock has also improved; having been at 1994, and closing at 199 4. In the Foreign Mnl ket, Brazilian Bonds have fluctuated considerably, having been at 654, and closing at 644 65. The business in other descriptions of Stock, al- though extensive, has not occasioned any great alteration in the priers. 3 per Cent. Consols ..ts92 f Belgian Sp. Cts. 90 Mexican 6 per Cts. 19 Ditto for Account-89i lir militia 5 p. Cts. 64 65 Portuguese 5p. Cts. 591 60 New 34 p. Cent. Ann 96* 7 Vailish 3 per Cents. 734 4 Do. RegeneySc.5p.Ct.2 Bank St ock e 1924 94 Dutch '25 per Cents. 495 f Prussian(1818)3 p.Ct. — India Stock 237 * French 3 per Ceuta. — Russ. (1929) 5p.Ct.103t 45 Exchequer Bills 51 52 Greek (1825)5 p.Cts. 40 42 Spanish(1821) a p.Ct. 195