The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-18 00:00:00

MINCING.LANF.-THIS DAY.

800.111 L—The market /mane steady. 4,660 bass 1311.
clayed Manilla were offered public sale, and sold
steadily, 265. 64. to 275. ; washed, 265. to 26:. 6d. The re-
fined market steady at the late advance: brown lumps,
441, to 44e. 6d. • grocery, 465. to 60s.
C 0711.1 —2OO casks plantation Ceylon sold in public sale
at the eatreme prices of yesterday, at 665. Id. to 76e. 600
bags of native Ceylon were offered, and bought in at 47e.
TL•—Tbe public sales are progressing heavily, and the
importers are baying in largely.
Rics.—l,ooo bags Bengal were offered sad partly sold at
139. to 13e.

Farm ald steadily at previous rates. 800 begs good
black at 414. • 200 bags white at 7ed. to 71d.
Rua remains steady, with a liauted business.
Corros.-400 bales sold yesterday on 'Change.
Bez.nerraa.-800 bags refraction 101 to 11 sold in public
sale at 22.. 6d. to 285., whisk were previous rates.
It is ansnred that there will not be any public sales of
sugar and coffee as Friday asst.
03 TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.

The tallow market is decidedly firsn:wi;lan upward
tendency. The demand for consumption is exoellest. Pi-
ta/Our/ Y. C. on the spot is quoted 61e. 6d. ; May and
Jane, 61s. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARIEBT.-THIS DAY.

FEith report that there boa boa
ea increased demand for Besse: hope darias tha bet few
dam which, if it coationes, will doubting care prima to
rally) as the supply is very limited.

COAL MARKET.--THIS DAY.

..--
Wkdkor Primly**. 16s. 6d:Wails Fad Hutton, 181. 3d. ;
Walls Bed &rash Hones. 170. ed. • Walls Bad Ramon
&Pia, lb. 6L-120 bah gips it 6erket.

MONEY MARKET.

TVISDAT EV‘IIIMIL

The English funds experienced a further fall et
about g per cent. this morning, on a renewed pressure
of sates. The public, however, have shown a dispo-
sition to buy money stock to-day, and between three
and four o'clock the fall was fully recovered in con-
' sequence of rumours of successes to the allied arms
before Sebastopol. The market finally closed about
the same as yesterday. Reports pointing to a probable
adverse result from the Vienna Conference, and to an
indisposition on the part of Austria to enter ac-
tively. into the pending contest, contributed to the
morning's depression. No subscription lista have as
yet been opened for the loan in the Stock Exchange,
and Messrs. Rothachilda are the only firm out of doors
who have publicly invited subscriptions for it. As
yet, the progress made seems to be mainly confined
to a free discussion of the terms and conditions, a
general disposition being evinced to take advantage
of the whole of the brief interval accorded for consi-
deration. The probability that the next two or
three days will witness the receipt of important in-
telligence from Sebastopol and Vienna has materially
assisted in inducing this feeling of caution. The
probable prior generally spoken of for the 30 years'
annuities is equivalent to a creation of Consols at
about 88.

At Paris to-day, with the exception of a trifling
rally in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., the French
funds closed muck the lame u yesterday. At Vienna
the bourse continues daily to exhibit an increase of
uneasiness. The exchange on London bee risen from
12.19 to 12.23, whilst the premium on gold and silver
shows a farther rise of : per cent. The other conti-
nental stock markets continue to show a drooping ten-
dency. At Frankfort there is a rather decided decline
in Austrian stock, and at Hamburg and Berlin
Russian stocks have fallen : per cent.
Consols for the 10th May were first marked 90, ad-
vanced to 90: to I, fell to 89!, and had recovered at
the close of the market to 90: to I. The quotation
for money was much the same as that for account.
The foreign stcck market was dull, and prices in
some cases ruled lower. Russian and Dutch stook
fell one per cent.
The Statesman, Captain Trivett, which left Port
Phillip Heads on the 12th January, has arrived off
Brighton with 18,337 ounces of gold, worth about
73,30 W.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on Friday for
the hire of a ship of about 1,000 tons (n.m.), to he
employed as a regular transport for six months cer-
tain, in the conveyance of troops to and from Aus-
tralia. Provisions will be supplied by government.
The tallow market rose today 11. per ton, follow-
ing a similar advance established yesterday. A large
business was done, speculative purchases being in-
duced by the anticipation of adverse news from
Vienna. The closing price of St. Petersburg Y.C. on
the spot was 51s. per cwt. Hemp also rose 11. per
ton, there being buyers this afternoon at 431. for St.
Petersburg clean.
Land and bank shares to-day presented little
movement. South Australian Land shares declined

101. Crystal Palace shares were rather firmer, Ow
tog at 3/ to 3 11-16. St. Katharine Dock stock has
been dealt in at 791 to 801 ; General Screw Steam
at 151 to 1 ; Netherlands Land at 11 (51. paid); Pe-
ninsular and Oriental at 591 to / ; ditto new shares
at to I prem. (101. paid) ; and oyal Mail Steam
at 67.
Accounts to the 10th February—a fortnight later
than the previous dates—have been received ftom the
Mauritius, per Antelope steamer, arrived at Liver-
pool. Freights were still high at 51. 10s., with a
scarcity of shipping. Several ships had put into
Mauritius dismuted, having been met by a severe
hurricane near that port.