• MONEY M P.,: (8 el

• ' SAToRDAY Two ceerainr.

The English Stook Market is firmer, the eloaing price of Consols both for Money and Account being 965 5: the buiduess ,has been unimportant. The transactions in the Foreign Market have been nfined to the following —Danish Three per Cents, 78; Mexican 261 5; Portuguese Four per Cents, 325; Russian Four-and-a-half per Cents, 1015; Sardinian Scrip, 25 25 dis. ; Spanish Active, 201 5; Ditto Three per Cents, 365; Dutch Four per Cents, 92f.

The Railway Share Market continues to improve, a large .busrness at higher prices having been. transacted. The following are the principal bar- unties, and Yorkshire, 531 55; London, Brighton, and South Ceast, '92 ; Leaden and North-western, 1141 15; London and South-western, 82 ki; Midland, 455 f 7; North British, 55; North Staffordshire, 4 5 9; Oxford, Wornester, and Wolverhampton 154 ; Scottish Central, 154; South-eastern and Dover, 195 5; York, Newcastle, . and Berwick, 185 18; York and North Midland, 181 5; Boulogne and Amiens, 104; Northern of France, 145 5 ; Orleans and Bordeaux, 45; Tours and Nantes, 65.

3 per Cent Consols Dutch 24 per Cents

58 9 Ditto for Account

&6t 1

Ditto 4 per Cents 92 3 3 per Cent Reduced shot Mexican 5 per Cents 1846 -... 264-4 34 per Cents

shut

Peruvian 6 per Cents

894 904 Long Annuities shut Portuguese 4 per Cents ISO. 32 3 Bank Stock shut

Portuguese 5 per Cents 1824.

86 8 Exchequer Bills 43 46 pm. Russian 5 per Cents Ill 113 India Stock — Ditto 44 per Cents • 101 .6 Brazilian 5 per Cents 88 90 Spanish (Active) 5 per Cents. 20 ' T

BeiØan 44 per Cents

93 5 Ditto Spec Cents 1842

3674

an 6 per Cents 108 5 Sardinian Scrip

2 3 dis

Danish 5 per Cents 1014 24

Ditto Bonds

804 14 Danish 3 per Cents 768

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STonn,EitestAtesi,.i?afillY zewrseimex. The rumours to which we last week alluded were deemed bf'-auflichatt im- portnnce by the French Government hi. ..reader en official tiontredictien or them desirable. A formal declaration.causequently appeared ip, the l'atrie of Sunday last, declaring that the idea, a a coup d'jtat had nevi. been en- tertained, and that the alarm existint Upon. that subject Way, totally' un- founded. The French Funds, which had fallen nearly 1 per cent on Satur- day, rose more than LI per cent on Monday, 'and have since experienCed a further Improvtusent, though slightly flatter esterd,sr. Our own FUnds which had lallen on .Monday, roes immediately upon the opening of the market on Tuesday, and have since continued firm, though the 'closingprices today are about per cent lower than the highest of the-week. Consols, which were WI Monday at 955, have since been as.ri*h 39,965, niid close this afternoon at 901 4. Some very large speculative purnhases have oc- curred; most of the operators who had sold. stoek, in anticipation of what we (for want of a better name) must cantle French Revolution, hariegbeen purchasers.. MOney continues abundant. The produce markets ,are, how- ever, depressed, in consequence of the recent heavy failures connected With them. The rates of the foreign exchanges are all slowly improving, and likely to continue at the present advanced quotations, as it can hardly be expected that any-large importation, of Corn will occur (hiring the outumn. In the Foreign Market, the inglorious termination of the Arneiicall expe- dition to Cuba has occasioned. an advance of about 4 per cent in Spanish Ac- tive Stock ; in which, .however, the transactions have been limited., The ,improvement of the English Funds has given a general impetus to almost every variety of Foreign Bonds; but the transactions in each iudiaidual Stock have been so insignificant as not to admit of remark. The next mu-ri- vals from Brazil are looked for with anxiety, and the probability of war be- tween the Imperial Government and that of Buenos Avresisinuch canvessed. As yet, however, there does not appear to be any ctisposition to fell either Brazilian or Buenos Ayreaii Stock' An anticipation 'of such a Collision; nor have the prices of either of these ae8Mities been materially affected. '1 The Railway Share Market has been in a state of great activity, and tip to yesterday afternoon of steady improvement. The greatest rise-occurred in Great Western, which at one period had advanced .nearly 64 per share. Ian- cashire and Yorkshire had also advanced. about 34, and Midland and North- western between 11. and 2/. Great Western and Laaeashiredind,Yorkshire have today fallen back about 30e„ and North-western and Midland about II. The minor class of Shares, have all improved, and were yesterday at advanced quotations; but they have given way,froni Se. to 10... today. , The French Shares have all recovered to the quotations at which they std aboat a fort- night or three weeks ago; the transactions in them are stifi limited;and the

demand for the Paris market unimportant. . SATURDAY Twaiva o'Cusex.

There is no change or business of importance either in the English or Foreign Funds ; the prices of which are all nominally the same as at the close of business yesterday, The Railway Shrive Market is in.a state of activity, and prices are generally higher. The greatest improvement has occurred in Great Western, which have reached 814. The following are the principal transactions—Eastern Counties, 6; Great Western, 814; Lanca- shire and Yorkshire, 535; London and North-western, 1145 15; North,Staf- fordshire, 845.

s—Aberdeen, 91 1 ; Bristol and Exeter, 77_,- Caledonian, 115 1 ; -Eastern

Northern,

5.;

Western,

45;

65; Great

165 Great 815 Lancashire