The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-02 00:00:00

, MONEY MARKEr-THIS DAY.

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110 Is @task merket is latbstr heavy to- 0/4.'
After a &elks of 1 per mgt., pricacers now quoted
1 per sent. lower than they closed yesterday. CooPls
wens fleet parked 581 far the 12th October, Indiums
shwa recovered to 881 to 1. For money. the quo*.
Lion is 881 le 1 Exehequer Bonds hoer bees dealt•
in at 99,;, Fop:hey:sr Bids at Bs. die. to le. rent.
and India Bonds at 2s. prem. '
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Turkish Pecks continue steady. Tits Aix per
Cents. have ranged between 861 and 86, aid are new
quoted 861 to 1, or per cent. lower than yesterday'
afterpoou. The'lerip of the New 'Four per Cent. Loan
la dull, at 11 to 11 dis. Mexican Bonds have been dealt
in at 211; Granada Deferred, et 61 to 61; Buenos
Arun, at 66; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at
991 ex. div.; Sardinian at 141; Spanish Deferred
Three per Cents., at 1911 and Dutch Two-tad-a-Half
per Cent., at 81.
The amount of specie brought in by the Atlantic
from New York le only 15,040 dole., or about 3,0331.
The exchange on London bad assumed a more un-
favourable appearance for this country, and it would
appear that shipments of breadstuff@ ere now likely
to take the plate of specie remittances.
The Ascendant has arrived from Sydney, and the
Norpan from Adelaide, but neither of these vessels is
known to have any gold on freight.,
The corn market yesterday was quiet, at hat Mon-
day's prices. Flour was in less demand for expatia-
tion, but not cheaper. The supply of British corn
was moderate. The arrivals or foreign corn into
London last week were 8,930 qrs. of wheat, 28,421
qrs. of oats, no barley, and 2.739 sacks and 6,343
barrels of flour. Importers of floating cargoes eon-
float to ask last week's prices, but only two cargoes,
were reported sold yesterday. Rye still meets sal+,
continental demand, but no floating cargoes of this
grain are offered. Yesterday 14 gram cargoes were
announced as having arrived at ports of call, viz., 7
of wheat end 7 of maize; but of these, 2of wheat and
6 of maize were sold before arrival.
Advice's from St. Petersburg of the 22nd ult, re-
port a decline in the exchange on Louden, which
comes quoted at 361 told. This movement is cm.
sidped likely to stimulate the smuggling of gold '
from Russia, to the further derangement of the
enemy's finanose. During the week the large quan-
tity of from 13,000 to 16,000 casks of tallow had
been taken at 111 ro., whilst for delivery next season
the price was 113 to 116 ro. The quantity of tallow
despatched to this country from St. Petersburg is
stated at from 40,000 to 43,000 casks, against 45,000
to the same period of last year.
Subjoined is a statement, compiled by a practical
authority from the government tables, of the quan-
tities of sugar imported and entered for consumption
during the 12 months ending the 6th September in
the lest three years. The figuns for the present year,
however, are six days short, extending only to the
31st August. The imports of sugar, it will be seen,
are almost the same as those of the previous 12 mouthy,
whilst the consumption has increased by no less than
48,741 tons. The diminution of stocks thus indicated
explains the late rapid rise in the price of sugar :
1863. 1864. 1866.
Raw tees 340.431 888,198 394,277
Refined toss 17.06718'44.14. 1.1.5.14

Total tow

373,677 426,084
MITT PAID.
1853. 1864.

Raw tons 3114,976
Rased tons 11,622
Molasses tons 14,666

Total tons 890,084

402,661

The receipts of the Great Western Railway of
Canada for the week ending the 14th nit. were
9,0891. sterling, being at the rate of 371. 14s. per
mile per week, spinet 6,0481., or 201. 19s. per mile,
in the corresponding priod of last year.
At a meeting of the Patent Nitro-Phosphate or
Blood Manure Company, to be held on the 10th iost.,
it will be proposed to brio; the undertvkiog under
the provisions of the new Limited Liability Act.
In the market for land ahares yesterday there was lit-
tle change. Those of the Meths:loads Land Company I
were rather firmer. Union Bank of Australia shares
were rather better than on Saturday, but Bank of
Anstressia and Bask of London shares were more
offered. The Royal Mail Steam Company's shares,
were dealt Ina 74 to 751 ; Illinois Central Railroad
Seven per Cent. Bonds, 1876, at 721 ex int. ; ditto
100 dol. shares, with 16 dais. paid, at 6 dia.; and
Penosylvaoia Central Second Mortgage Sterling
Bonds at 91 (exch., 4e. Bd.).

MONDAY 1•7011111116
The English funds showed a little 11•12411111 s OM
period of the day, but the decline, which did nit env
sold 3 per omit., wee recovered in the attention.
One market appears to be chiefly supported at
by the operations of the public, who have bosun
mere active breeders at the existing lower rowel
Flows. The chief restraining lawns is exenind
by the coodoned sales of stock by the Bank of
lioglaad, and by the knowledge that the •
of gold has not yet ceased. It has &oily
been mentioned that geld to the amount of
1,800,0001. has lately bean drawn from this
market for the Bank of Flaws. We ass in a position
to state that an additional sem of not far short of
half a million has been taken linos the middle,
last week, in fulfilment of further contracts. In the
best informed quarters no expectation exists that any.
of this gold will find its way back to this enstry.
The discount market today showed en imam of
atesadtude, but in the Stook Exchange there b mum
—a fact which is easily explained by the.
additional supply of stock from public) institution
The leading dealers were ready borrowers of
to-day, at i per asst. per annum, upon Consols.
oireamstanos is damned somewhat difficult to moan
for, as such accommodation can be obtained at the Bask
at 41 per cent. A suspicion is thus engendered thst
the Book of England is the real principal in tin
whole of these operations, and that its objeoVis tit
meet in this way part of the drain now gat4g alt
upon its resources. According to the lad reties of
this institution, its existing stock of goe
securities is a illion and a half in !ZOOMS Of'dlrall=
at the corresponding period of lest year, and from
this it is inferred that a considerable amount of Its
Neuritis@ remains yet available for sale.
At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Restos closed
1113 per out. lower than on Saturday afternoon.
Vienna the exchange on London comes se-
rend a little.
h er, at 11.01.
Consols at 881 to 1 for the 12th October,
needed to to 3, and slued at 883 to 1. For
messy the quotation was 881 to 3. The official
bonsai report is as follows:—Three per, Cent.
Own* fee money, 881, 3, f, 1; ditto, for account,
12th October, 881, f, 1, f. Thirty Years' Annui-
tisk expiring in January. 1880, 31. India Stock,
;229. Bank Stock. for account, 218. Three-tondo,-
Mall per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable
ha 1858, 99, 981; ditto in 1869, 99, 981. India
Bonds, 2s. prein.
Business te also recorded in the New Two-and-sr
Half per Cents. at 74.
Exchequer Bills are rather steadier, but are still
only saleable at a discount. The closing quotation
to-day was 3e. die. to Is. prem.
In the foreign stock market the business woe of a'
more general character, but Turkish securities still
engage chief attention. The Biz per Cent. stook
better, and was first marked 873, but Belles"
openedte came in and depressed the price to 851. TO
closing quotation was 851 to 883, or about f per asst.
lower than on Saturday. The scrip of the New Fur
,por Cont. Guaranteed Loan was more offered.,
and closed at 13 to 11 discount. French'
Loan scrip was last quoted 1 to 1f rem.

Pennant to pentission from the Hone Goer& e
ninsteerisn from the Royal North Liseole to the
regiments of the line sow ionin_ is tee Crimes Ink nisei
at Clasteltrary herreat last work, when MMlhrlossia:l4
of this eons were neespeol for the Is* soillitit
teems of Pact, and several for the 1*

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