22 NOVEMBER 1834, Page 12

MONEY MARKET.

STOCK IE:r.CrIANOE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

The alarm occasioned by the change of Ministry, to which we referred in our bat, has almost entirely subsided ; and the prices of the English Funds are now nearly at the quotations they had reached prev:ous to the announcement of the late political change. This calm is in a great d:gree att.ibutable to the inaction aft the party who have just attained power, and to the uncertainty which still prevails as to what will he the principles adopted by them upon their reaccession to office; as, from all that h vet transpired, it seems doubtful whether they will sat take up the principles ist which they have so fiercely contended, and do sew as they have frequently .one before—adopt the measures of their political ahrersaries. The Consol Market, after being as low as Kb doses this afternoon at 91i 3. The demand, for Stock for immediate delivery is still very great ; the price for Matey and for Account, 26th instant, being the same. Money is still very abundant.

With the improvement in the English Funds, the prices of the various Fo- reign Funds have also risen. Both Spanish and Portuguese Bonds, although not at the prices they were before the late fall, are considerably above those of Ind week. Spanish Stock has been as high as 55,1, and closes this afternoon at 541 5.4. Portuguese Bonds have bees at 86', and close at 851 86. The transactions in these Securities have, however, been fewer than usual ; and until the result of the negotiation of the Loan (the bidding.; for which were to take etre in Madrid on the 20th) becomes known, speculation can be expected to take place. Great exertions have been made to convey intelligence of the belopolitical change to the parties interested in the negotiation ; and it is antici- pated, that as the final determination tithe contract will not take place till the nd, the information will reach Madrid in time to prevent its ratification. The withdrawal of many English capitalists from the competition, will, is supposed, be produced by the arrival of the intelligence at Madrid. Some purchases of Dutch Stock have been made, under the impression that the political prospects of Holland are improved by the accession of the Tories to office.

The other Foreign Funds are nearly at our last quotations. Some inquiry as occurred for Brazilian Bonds, winch are scarce, and firm at the nominal saotation of 78i. The Shares of the Imperial Brazilian Company, have improved, in conse- quence of the favourable accounts recently received from Ilia Janeiro : the e to.day is 36k 37k. The Shares of the St. John Del Rey Company are also Aer- SATURDAY. TWs•LYE O'CLOCK.

Nothing worthy of remark has occurred this morning. The slight decline which took .place in the French Funds on Thursday, has caused a depression of ter cent. in the Consol Market ; but all other descriptions of Stock, both Freign and English, ar., nominally at yesterday's prices. SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK.

A trifling impulse has been given to Spanish Stock in the course of the after- noon; the price for the Current Account has been as high as 55k, and fur the saddle of December, 55i. Portuguese Bonds have also improved in price, and alter having been at 86,1, close at 88f The business iu the other descripti; us elf Securities has not been such as to require remark.

3 per Cent. Consols lies. for Account

Neu ad per Cent. Annuities

Bank Stock litifia Stock Exekequer Bills. Belgian Spar Cents Brazilian 5 per Cents. ex. dlr

Banish 3 per Cents. ex. div

911 1001 f 40 pm. 981 9 781 — Dutch 91 per Cents

French 3 per Cents.

Greek Omuium.5 per Cents Mexican 6 per Cents Portuguese 6 per Cents.

Do. egency ,5per Cent. Prussian (1818) 5 per Cent

Russian(1822) 5 per Cent Spanish (182) 5 per Cent 521 1

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311 861

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