The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-15 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

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.310.NEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two O'CIMIE.

1 The English stock market showed renewed week.
nee this morning, owing partly to a protracted sitting
of the weekly board at the Beak. The directors having
separated without the announcement of any change
in the rate of discount, prices now stead at
1 the four o'clock range of yesterday. Con-
sols for the 6th December, after receding to
881 to I, have recovered to 881 to 1. For money
the present quotation is 88/ to I. The Three per
Cants. Reduced have been dealt in at 87 to i ; the New
Three per Cents. at 87i to 88; India Stock at 226;
Exchequer Bills at 7s. to 4e. dia.; and India Beads
1 at 7s. die.

In the foreign stock market very little business
has been done, the sales comprising Turkish Six per
Cents. at 791 to 801 for money, and 801 to f for the
new account; ditto Four per Cents. at 4
to 3$ discount; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.
at 63! ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates it
93 to $; Spanish Passive Bonds at 6; Ruisisa
Five per Cents., 94 ; being weaker; and Meziean an
191. Turkish Six per Cents. are now quoted 80 to 1,
and the Four per Cents. 31 to 31 die., both far the
new account. _ _ _ _

The amount of specie brought in by the Abet°
from the West Indies is 834,708 dots., or about
187,0001., of which 348,428 dole., or 89,0001., is is
gold, and 488,282 dole. in silver. This is emissive
of 2,100 dole. in plats pins, and 364 oz. of old saw.
The sum per the Avon from the Brazils is only
2,4481., and by the Tagus from the Peninsula only
1,3101.
There is still MN inquiry for gold for exportation
which will probably absorb nearly the whole of the
late arrivals. _

The Portuguese Bondholders seem disposed to re-
gard with some interest the arrival in this wintry,
par the Tagus, of the Portuguese Minister of Finance.
Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance,
canal, and other miscellaneous sham, as given in
the Stock Exchange List :—lneurance shares: Al-
bion, 83; Atlas, 17 ; Alliance Marine, 41,42 ; British
Commercial, 64; Church of England, 31; Cie-
Medical, and General Life, 21; City of Lon-
de .P,}; County, 120; Equity and Law, 61; Euro--
pen Life, 181; English and Scottish Law Life, 41,1;
Globe, 108, 105, 107; General, 51; Guardian, 501; In-
demnity Marine, 781, 77 ; Imperial Life, 181, 18; do.
Fire, 340; London and Provincial Law, 21; Legal and
General Life, 6s; London, 291; Law Life, 69;
Marine, 391; Medical, Invalid, and General Life,
31; Minerva, 8 National Provincial Life, 11; ditto
Fire, 11; Phoenix, 180; Now Equitable, 1; Provi-
dent Life, 381; Palladium Life, 34 ; Pelican, 461;
Rook Life, 81 ex div.; Royal Exchange, 230; Bun
Life, 66 ; United Kingdom, 64; Union, 260, 265 ;
Victoria Life, 61.
Canal Shares : Ashton and Oldham, 139; Birming-
ham, 92; Derby, 84 ; Grand Junction, 38 ; ditto
Guaranteed 8 per cent., 111; Leioester, 491;
Macclesfield, 511; Stafford and Worcester, 426;
Stourbridge, 290 ; Peak Forest, 88; Regent's, 141,1;
Rochdale, 80; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway,
28; Warwick and Birmingham, 231; Werwiex
t and Napton, 11; Wilts and Berko, 41; Worcester
and Birmingham, 19.
Gas and Coke Companies : British Provincial,
20; Brighton, 16; Equitable, 34 ; Great Central, 111;
Rateliff (201. shares-181. paid), 18 ; Surrey Con-
sumers, 11 ; United General, 19 ; Westminster Char.
'lined, 601 ex die. ; ditto New, 101 ex div.
Waterworks Stooks: East London, 102; Berlin, 71,
1, ex die.; Grand Junction, 88 ; Kent, 781; South-
wark and Vauxhall,B9l; West Middlesex, 901; do.
do. (61.15. paid), # pram.
Bridge Companies Hungerford, 12 ; Vauxhall,
211.

WIDNISDAY livasugo.

The English funds experienced a further fall of
per cent. this morning, principally owing to the
motive demand for accommodation in the discount
market, where money meets with ample employment
at full rates. In the Stock Exchange also
was in more demand upon Consols at 4 st.hatenr.°llZ
upwards. Some sales of money stook the broker
who acts for the Bank of Ragland, ant reali-
sations, reported to be partly on amount of the Bank
of Ireland, contributed materially to the morning's
depression. Towards the oboe, however, the market
showed more firmness. At four dolook the deeds,
was diminished to 1 per cont., and during the subse-
quent non-official hours the final quotations of
yesterday were recovered. This rally was ;morally
imputed to a rumour that the communicotioos now
prig on between the Bank authorities and the
Chancellor of the Exchequer have reference to a pro-
posal for permitting the Bank to fill up the deficiency
which has occurred since 1844 in the note circulation
through the failure or winding up of sundry at the
country beaks. The amount of this deficiency in
about 700,0001., but in respect of a portion of the
sum the Act of 1844 does not bestow these powers
upon government. It is presumed that by an ar-
raogement of this nature the Bank's power of
granting accommodation would be proportionately
Owing to the comparative smallness
the amount involved, however, it is questioned if per-
manent relief can be expected from this source. It
is also important to bear in mind the peculiarity of
the eausse—consisting mainly of a foreign drain of
bollion—to which the existing disturbance of our
money market is due.
Coombe for the 6th December opened at 881 to 1,
needled to 88 to 1, and bad recovered at 4 o'clock to
881 to I. At a later hoar the price was called a shade
better, at 881 " buyers." For money the 4 o'clock
quotation was 881 to 1. The official busbies§ report
is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey,
881, 871, 88, 871, 881; ditto. for account, 6th Dee.,
881, 88, 881. Three per Cent. Reduced, 871. 87,
871. New Three per Cents., 88, 871, 871. Thirty
Years Annuities, expiring in April. 188.2 (new
loan), 161. Three-and-a-Half per Cant. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1869, 981, 1,1.
Exchequer Bills were quoted 7s. to 3s. die.
The foreign stock market was dull, and in some
oases rather flatter. Turkish securities showed re-
Dewed weakness, but closed rather above the lowest
point of the day—the Six per Cents. at 80 to 1, and
the new Four per Cent. Loan at 31 to 31 dia. The
oontango" to the new account of the 30th Nov.
ruled on the former stock at about Ito per mot.,
and on the latter at /to 3-16. Russian Five par
Cents. declined 1 per cent. The scrip of the last
French loan was quoted at par.
The wheat market to-day was firm at the higher
rates of Monday, and in some asses a further advance
of ls. per quarter was established. The supply of
home grown corn at market is still very small. The
foreign arrivals into London since Monday are also
limited, comprising 5,330 qrs. of wheat. 6,830 barrels
of flour, 630 qrs. of oats, and no barley. American
Western Canal flour, new on passage, is held at 445.
(cargo, freight and Insurance to London) The
arrivals of groin-laden vessels at ports of call eon-
ciao* few, and most of them have been sold previous
to arrival. Nearly all the provincial oorn markets
held yesterday report an advance in wheat, varying
from Is. to 3s. per quarter. Most of the French
markets are also higher. The Paris market is quiet,
but firm.
The saps market to-day showed some symptoms
of reaction. Porto Rico sold at a decline of 2e. per
cwt. from the extreme prime lately touched. The
sake of plantation Ceylon coffee went off at a rami-
fies of Is. to 2s. per cwt. In tea a good deal of.
business continues to be done, and the late advance is
maintained. The market for rice was spin very
active, at a farther advance. Jute has risen.
The progress of the settling in the railway dims
market to-day shows that the supply of Meek not
abundant. and indicates a moderate absorption by the
public. The rates of "continuation " have thus ruled
right. Great Western stock was less soaree than at
the lest settlement, and carried a trifling " oontango°
thirafternoca. Annexed is our usual statement et
the terms current at the oommeooement of s
M business
Opiateae.
London sad North Wasters 316 to 646 eentesse.
Great Wasters barroom.
MitUsed to contesgs.
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Doren
Grest Northman
Caledosiese
York sad North Ilidlesd 112 to 3-32 ditto
Berwishe 4 preset. tel. BIM.