The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-15 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

Two o'Croci.
There is not a great deal doing in mines to-day
but the market is firm, and prices of the gold shares
are well maintained. Colonial Gold share are quoted
9-16 to 11-16 premium; Carson's Creek, to a prem.

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SATURDAY EVRNINO.
In consequence of the receipt of telegraphic
despatches announcing the termination of the Kaffir
war, Consols were dealt in this morning at an ad-
vance of a on the last official prices of yesterday,
buyers offering at 98 for the account. After the
more detailed accounts bad come to hand however,
a less confident feeling was shown, as it is appre-
hended that the final pacification of the colony will
not be effected without a further considerable expen-
diture. Consols accordingly slightly receded, and left
off quoted at 971 to j for cash, and 971 for the 13th of
April. Business in this stock was not considerable,
and of the Annuities, now shut, the Three-snd-a-
Quarter per Cent. was alone dealt in by special
transfer. The official report thus comprises only :
Three per Cent. Consols, 971,1 ; ditto for account,
98, 971 ; New Three•rind-a-Quarter per Cents. (shut),
991, 100, with div. for money.
Tuesday next is settling day in the foreign stock
and share markets, and the requisite arrangements
were in programs during the day.
A further rise of ls. took place in Exchequer Bills'
to-day, the quotation leaving off 645. to 675. prem.
In India Bonds there was a good business at 735. to
761. prem.
In the foreign house there was not much business
beyond the carrying over," and the change in prices
was chiefly restricted to a slight decline in Mexican
and Venezuelan Deferred. Ecuador Bonds were
flat, but the opinion was rather more favourable for
Dutch stocks, the Two-and-a-Half per Cents.
reaching 60tiliand the Four per Cents. 931,
being the. hest range that has ruled for
some time. usinese in some of the South
American securities and in Spanish has been exten-
sive during the fortnight, but the settling is expected
to pass off quietly, as the excitement of the market
has not been maintained, and many of the requisite
operations are believed to have been already aided.
Bargains are recorded to-day as follows:—Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601, 1; ditto Four per
Cent. Certifs., 931. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada
One-and-a-Half per Cents., ex Dee., 1849, coupon,
221, 23; ditto, Deferred, 101, 1, Z. Mexican Three
per Cents., 321, 1,32, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents.,
33f. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901, 90, 1, 90, 1.
Spanish Old Three per Cents., 411, 42 ; ditto, for
account 31st March, 421; ditto, New Deferred Three
per Cents., 18f 1. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter
per Cents., 42 ; ditto, for account, 42f ; ditto De-
ferred, 171.
This week we are unable to offer our usual notice
of the position of the Bank of France, the weekly
balance sheet issued by that establishment since the
year 1846 being now discontinued, and half-yearly
statements only substituted.
In the Court of Bankruptcy to-day, the melancholy
disclosures in the case of Mr. Spencer Ashlin were
followed by the formal declaration of outlawry. The
proceedings instituted in the criminal courts are thus
of course terminated.
Tho movement in specie this week has not been of
great importance. Tho imports comprise 681,000
dollars by the Canada from New York, and 1,3661.
lby the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Euxine (of

which 3601. was from Constantinople, and 1,0164
from Gibraltar), 'making. a total import of about
141,0601. Largo appal ate expected 1. 1.
ately, by the Medway, from tho West Indies and
Mexico.

The statement of exports from the port of London,
however, as made up to Thursday last, shows an in-
crease of shipments, both of gold and silver, ban as
: follows Gold coin :to Hamburg. 500 oz.; to Bou-
logne, 1,200 oz.; to the Cape of Good llope, 12,500
oz. Gold dust: to Hamburg, 22 oz. Silver coin:
to Rotterdam, 85,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 728 oz.; to
Belgium, 20,000 oz. Silver bars :to Boulogne, 11,423
os.; to Rotterdam, 92,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 76,000
at. We have thus a total export of 285,151 ounces
of silver and 14,222 ounces of gold, of the aggregate
value of about 126,0001.
The exports from other ports consist of 1,700!.
by the Peninsular and Oriental dewier Madrid, and
30,3651. by the Severn for the Brazils. The total
exports from the kingdom aro thus raised to 158,0001.
The exchange at Paris on London remains firm.
The rate yesterday was as high as 25.33 for short.
An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the
United Kingdom for the last week, published by
.lierapatli's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,600
miles to bo 262,9921., or at the rateof3Bl. 3s. per mile
per week. The receipts for the corresponding
Mriof last year were 230,005!. on 6,298 mile., or
.41d0q. per mile per week. There is thus an increase
of 22,3871., or 9.70 per cent. in the aggregate amount
received ; an increase in the mileage of 302 miles, or
4.80 per cent.; and an increase of 11. 13s. in the
amount received per mile per week.
The Railway Tlines estimates the total receipts
since the lit January at 2,376,231!., which on 6,474
miles, gives an average of 3671. 0.. 10d. per mile;
and as the amount for the corresponding period of
last year was 2,221,1431. on 6,238 miles, or 3561. L. 4d.
per mile, tho difference is shown to be in favour of
the present year to the extent of 101. 19s. 6d. per
mile.

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