The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-20 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY.

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Two o'Cacca.
The weekly Board at the Bank has broken up
without the announcement of any change in the

rate of discount. The various stock exchange mu-
kets are oonsequently better. The further recovery in
the English funds, however, is limited to k per cent.
Consols are quoted 90k for money, and 903 to 3 for
the 12th October. India Stock has been dealt in at

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228; Exchequer Bonds at 1001; and Exchequer
Bills at par to Se. prem.
At the Court of Proprietors of the Bank of Eng-
land to-day, the dividend declared is at the rate of 4
per cent for the half-year.
The foreign stock market is firmer. Turkish Six
' per Cents. have rallied to 911 to 1, and the New Four
per Cent. scrip to 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Mexican Bonds
are quoted 211 to 22 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per
Cents. 191 to 20; Peruvian Four-and-Half per Cents.
have been dealt in at 77 ex div. ; Equador at 4/ ;
Granada Active at 181; ditto Deferred at 61; Spanish
Passive Bonds at 41 ; Venezuela Active at 27 ; ditto
Deferred at 111; and Austrian Old Five per Cents.
at 87 (exchange, 108.).
The corn market yesterday exhibited no change of
importance, prices remaining generally at Monday's
reduction. The inquiry on French account con-
tinues.
The demand for gold for exportation continued
unchecked yesterday.
The drain of silver to India continues as active as
ever, and tends to afford further explanation of the
sustained efflux of gold to the Continent. The
amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the
Nubia, which is to leave Southampton today for
Alexandria, is no less than 486,0501., of which
34,5851. is gold and 451,4651. silver. The destination
of this large supply is as follows, viz. :—For Alex-
andria, gold, 28,0501.; for Bombay, silver, 191,1451.;
for Ceylon, gold, 5,9351. ; for Madras, gold 6001., and
silver 3,8711. ; and for Calcutta, silver, 256,4491.
The Boomerang has arrived from Purl Phillip,
wilt nee she sailed on the 7th June, with 16,747 ez.
of gold on freight, and the Lady Wharreliffe from
Sydney, with 5,354 oz. These two arrivals repre-
sent a total value of about 88,0001. The Cape Hera
has also arrived from Portland Bay, but is not known
to have any gold on freight.
The Admiralty have accepted the ships Rockers,
Clara, and Alexendrina for the conveyance of stores
to Trinidad, the Crimea, and St. Helena.
The subjoiaed memorandum is from the Mexican
Financial Agent in London:
The West India Mail steamer Tamar, just arrived
Miami from Tampico, for Recount of Mimed& dividends,

12,500 dole.
The amount already deposited in the Bank of England is
133,0111.7 a. 3d.
(Signed) B. GOMIZ Fixes.
The following is an abstract of the revenue
accounts of the Great Western of Canada Railway
Company, as forwarded per Pacific, in anticipation
of the report of the directors for the half year ending
July 311ast, which was to be submitted to the share-
holders in Canada on September 11 :
Gross earnings for pas►engers £160,977 6 9
goods sad live stock 78,291 14 3
m and parcels
500 18 0

249,693 16 3

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The working expenses amount to 48 par
cent. of the gram receipts, but there is 126,773 14 1
here included compensation for ace:-
dents in former halt years

Nett earnirgs 122,920 2 2
Sarplus balance brsught from last half year 116 4 6

123,038 6 8

Which will be thus appropriated :
Interest on bonded debt, 4 £52,420 7 0
loans, &e
Sinking fund on govern-
ment 10an,3 per et. per an.
Dividend on share cat aril
at the rate of 8 per cent 57,189 0 0
per annum

11,250 0 0

120,869 7 9

Surplus balaceo to be carried to mat halt J "178 18 n
year
In land Mures yc s-erday the only feature was a fur-
ther advance in the Canada Land Company's stock.
Bask shares were quiet. Crystal Palace shares con-
tinue to droop. St. Katharine Dock stock was dealt
in at 84a to 85; General Screw Steam at 14: and
14; ; and Submaiine Telegraph scrip at dis.

WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The Stock Exchange exhibited renewed flatness
this morn ing,but subsequently some tendency towards
recovery became apparent. and, upon the whole, the
feeling must be reported firmer than yesterday. The
English funds at the close showed a rally of per
cent. The pressure in the money market to-day ap-
pears to have been somewhat mitigated, money being
more freely offered for employment at the advanced
rates now allowed "on call" There is still a feeling
of anxiety, however, as regards the result of to-,
morrow's weekly board at the Bank of England,
owing chiefly to the fact that no stop has yet been
put to the efflux of gold.
At Paris to-day, the French funds closed without
any appreciable recovery from yesterday's fall.
Consols were quoted daring part of the morning
at 90 to , fur the 12th October, but had recovered at
the close to 901 to I. For money the closing quota
tion was 90. The official busineas report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891,
901, 891, 90, 901; ditto, for account, 12th October,
901,90, 901. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 1001, 991; ditto,
in 1854, 100 k, 901,.
Exchequer Bills remain at their late reduced quota-
tion dim to 48. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at
Bs. to 12a. prem.
The foreign stock market exhibited no general
change. The chief transactions were again in Turkish
Six per Cents., which, after being marked as low as
901 in the morning, met with more inquiry in the
afternoon, and closed at 911 to a, or 1 per sent.
higher than yesterday. The scrip of the New Four
per Cent. Guaranteed Loan receded to & to & dis..
and cloned at 1 dia. to par. Peruvian Bonds are
more offered, and other descriptions fairly supported.
At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange
on London was quoted 11.80, at short ; at Vienna,
10.09 ; at Berlin, 6.173 ; and at Hamburg, 13.41.