MONEY MARKET.

STOCK ExcRANGE, FRIDAY Awioiwnw.

The intelligence of the surrender of the Hungarians is the only event of im- portance connected with the Money-market, and its effect has been to produce an increase of firmness in the prices. Consols have been as high as 931, both for Money and Account. The closing quotation of this afternoon is rather lower, being 92/ for Money and 921 / Account. Russian Dutch and the Northern Eu- ropean Securities are all higher; though business in them has been limited, in consequence of the scarcity of Stock. Russian Bonds have reached 1071. The Stock of the Danish Government is also improving ; the Three per Cents having reached 711e and the Five per Cents 100. Mexican Bonds had been as high as 291; but as the recent packet did not bring remittances on account of the divi- dends, the price declined to 271, and closes this afternoon at 271 28. The South American Stocks are all in demand, and improving in price, though the transac- tions have not been very important. Spanish Stock of both descriptions is about 1 per cent lower, in consequence of the reported resignation of Senor Moo, and the belief that the new tariff will not be carried out.

A better feeling is apparent in the Railway Share Market: prices are rather firmer than last week. Indeed, prices have now nearly fallen to a point which, reference being had to the dividends paid upon the principal shares, must be oon- sidered remunerative. The public confidence, however, has been so severely shaken by the exposures of Railway mismanagement, that it will take some time before this can be surmounted, even by the most honest management and the most lucid statement of accounts. The transactions in the French Shares have been unim- portant. The last day for sending in the Paris and Lyons Shares for exchange in Paris is still the 1st September. SATURDAY, TwELTK &ewer. In the English Market no alteration has taken place since yesterday; Consols for Money are 92 1, and for Account 9'21 /. In the Foreign Market there is no business doing. Danish 3 per Cents 71e Dutch 21 per Cents 53i Ditto 4 per Cents 83i Blexican 5 per Cents 1846 271 6 Peruvian 6 per Cents 531 Portuguese 4 per Cents 1842 251 91 Portuguese 5 per Cents 1824. -

1074 8,1

Russian 5 per Cents Spanish (Active) 5 per cents ine 1 Ditto 3 per Cents 1842 341 t

Venezuela - The accounts of the Bank of England for the week ending the 18th August exhibit, when compered with those of the preceding week, the following results-

3 per Cent Consols Ditto for Account

3 per Cent Reduced thonpge rAcnennu Annuities i e .

921 921 92; 931 t I

3 I ';

Bank Stock 199i

Exchequer Bills 42 5 p.m.

India Stock 250

Brazilian 5 per Cents

851 6; Belgian 4; per Cents 861 71

Chillan 6 per Cents 92

Danish 5 per Cents

1001

Increase.

Decrease.

£2,831 £851,311

533,304

22,449 385,943

134,155

146,260

12,105 This week. Last weer:

BANKLaki DEPARTMENT.

Rest

reblic Deposits

Other Deposits Seven-day and other Bills

Government Securities, including Dead-weight

Other Securities Notes unissued Actual Circulation

Issue DEPARTMENT.

14,560,857 18,746.155

Notes issued

Bulllou

Total Bullion in both Departments 14,581,796 Actual Circulation 18,880,310