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The Daily Dispatch: January 26, 1861., [Electronic resource], Anti-submission ticket. (search)
e Bank of England. Ultimately, however, it was seen that this is the true course for that establishment, and the only one likely to prevent the existing difficulty from assuming proportions that might lead to serious results, which could not fail to produce inconvenience on this side, and a feeling of greater confidence became apparent. Consoles for money were first quoted at 91 ½ to From this they receded to 91 ½. There was then a rebound to 91 ½ to ¼, and the final price was 91 ½ to . For the 7th of February the latest bargains were at 91 ¼ to . Bank Stock left off at 232 to ; Reduced and New Three per Cents 91 to ½; India Stock 220 to 222; India five per cents 100 ¼ to 101; Rupee paper 94 ½ and 100 ½; India bounds 10s, to 5s. discount, and Exchequer bills 2s. discount to 1s. premium. The applications for discount at the Bank to-day were again comparatively moderate, the supply being good in the open market at the existing rate, and occasionally at a fraction b