The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-13 00:00:00

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MONEY MAREET-THIS DAY.

Two *Tien.
The English stook market to-day has again shown
some flatness, bat the quotations now ruling are not
worse than the final range of yesterday. Con-
sols for the 431 of December were first
marked 881, aid are now quoted 881,
exactly. For mousy the prim is 881. The
Three per Cents. Refined have been dealt in at 871
to 1; the New Maw per Cents. at 871 to 88/ ;
India Stock at 226; Exchequer Bond. at 981; Ex-
chequer Bills at 7s. to Is. die. ; and India Bonds at
6s. to 3s. dii.
In the foreign stoek market the principal basil:sae
has again been in Turkish securities. The Six per
Cents. mark 80 to 801, and are now steady at 801 to
1, but the Four per Cent. Loan has fallen to 31 to 3:
dim.; Mexican Bonds are quotedl9l to ; and Spanish
Deferred Three per Cents., In to 201. Dutch Two-
and-a-lialf per Cents. have been dealt in at 61;
Ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates at 931 to 94; Spanish
Old Three per Cents. at 381, Ditto Passive Bonds at 8
the Committee's Certificates at 41 per neat. ; Sur

dinian at 85k; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 431;
Danish Five per Cents. at 100}; and Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., at 99/ to 991.
Notwithstanding the lower rate of If:champ on
England now ruling at New York, the Atlantic has
brought as much as 630,000 dole., or 126,0001., in
specie on freight. It is believed, however, that a
considerable portion is on continental account. Of
the portion destined for this country some has already
been taken for exportation, although this specie will
not be in band until to-morrow. This afternoon the
foreign demand for gold remained unsatisfied.
The Gambia has brought in 1,600 oz. of gold from
Africa, worth about 8,0001.
Advice. from St. Petersburg of the 3rd instant re-
port a further fall in the exchange on London, which
is now quoted 34 11-16 to 13-16 d. About 2,000
casks of tallow had been taken at 142 ro., and at data
143 to 145 ro. was asked. The cost of carriage was
75 copecks, but no disposition was evinced to forward
Roods, in consequence of the bad state of the roads.
For delivery in August next, 128.101 down was
offered.
The East Indian Railway Company will receive
tenders until the 26th inst. for the supply of a large
quantity of materials, including 30,000 tons of rails.
The half-yearly dividend on the shame of the
Reversionary Interest Society is to be payable on the
7th January next.

MOXDAT
The English Stock Market showed steadiness this
morning, but considerable heaviness was manifested
in the afternoon, owing chiefly to unfavourable re-
ports with reference to the political advice. brought by
the steamer Atlantic, from New York. A fresh rise
in the corn market and the sustained demand for
woolly also operated on the unfavourable side.
Moreover, speculators are disposed to calculate
that the next arrival from the United States
will have a prejudicial effect upon the market, as it
will bring us the expression of the opinion of the
Americans upon the re-inforcement of the British
fleet in that quarter, and in reply to the angry tone
which has been adopted by a portion of our press.
The funds closed 3 to 1 per cent. lower than on
Saturday.
An active demand for money continues to be expe-
rienced in the discount market, and full rates are
exacted.
Consols for the 6th December ranged in the
morning between 883 to 3, and 883 to 1, but had re-
ceded at the close to 884, exactly. For money the
final quotation was 881. The official business report
is a. follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money,
883, 4,3, 4, 1 ; ditto, for account, 6th December,
881, 1,1, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 873, 4.
New Three per Cents, 884, 3, 4. Thirty Years
Ananias., expiring in April, 1885, 163. India
Stock, 228. Bank Stook, 2084, 2071. Three-and-a-
Hell per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in
1858 and 1859, 981, 984. India Bonds, 2s.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 7.. to 2s. die.
In the foreign stock market the chief feature was
a further decided rise in Turkish Six per Cents.,
which touched 811, but had relapsed at the aloes to
801 to 3, being only 1 per cent. better than on Satur-
day afternoon. The scrip of the new Four pw Cent.
Guaranteed Loan, on the other band, showed flatness,
and had receded at 4 o'clock to 31 to 31 die. It seems
to have been a plan on the part of some of the jobbers
to effect speculative sales of the old stock against the
amount of the new loan held by them. As the Six
per Cent. cock is now better Owed, it has become
less plentiful in the market, whereas the new loan is
still largely held in the Stock Exchange, and is fur-
ther prejudiced at present by the approach of
the 23rd—when an instalment of 16 per cent.
becomes payable. Dutch stocks were better,
end other descriptions steady.
The corn market to-day was firm in character, and
a rise was established of 2e. in English, and Is. to 2e.
in foreign wheat, as compared with the prime of last
Monday. The supply of home grown corn continues
small. The imports of foreign into London this week
have comprised 5,700 qrs. of wheat, 15,193 qrs. of
oats, no barley, but the unusually line quantity of
12,881 barrels of flour. The arrivals of floating
cargoes at ports of call continue very limited, and
scarcely any are now on sale.
Considerable activity, and a decidedly upward ten-
dency were again exhibited to-day in several depart-
ments of the produce markets. In native Ceylon
ooffes a rise of 3s. to 4s. per cwt. has been established
since last Friday. In tea, common Congon rose 3d.
per lb. Rice advanced 3d. to Bd. Sugar maintains
its late rise. Tallow was again dearer.