The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-28 00:00:00

Total In December

L1M6,944

Aramtnt called in all Mt 113,044,318
With reference to the pruepects of the money
market, the circular issued by Messrs. Joseph
Travers and Sous has the following :
The future course of the market is more than usually
problematical. Previously to the sudden rise of 10 percent
in cotton, consequent on the re-election of Mr. Lincoln,
little doubt would have been entertained that a further de-
cline to 6 per cent. would soon be found practicable. Now,
I however' although oar rate is still above the rate current
in Paris and the other continental cities, few persons will
be disposed to hazard an opinion on the subject, more
especially as au Egyptian loan of 5,700,0001 has jest
been concluded. cud there are other foreign loans in pro-
, apart. Under any circumstances it is certain that some con-
siderable amounts of gold will be sent during the mat few
weeks to Egypt, and also to the Continent, and whether
these will rise any serious withdrawals from the Bask de-
peed' upon the extent of the supplies to be received mean-
while from New York, the West Indies, Ice. Some persons
are disposed to believe that these supplies may be nearly
sufficient to meet the export demand, as the sales of United
States stocks in Europe have lately fallen off, and in the
absence of remittances of that kind the Amerioan steamers
must be expected to bring an increased amount of specie.

SATURDAY STEMMA

Consols, which closed yesterday at 89} to I, ex I
div., for the Bth December, opened and closed to-day
at the same quotation. For money the last price was
91 to 1, with div. The official business report is as II
follows :—Three per Oent. Consols, for money,
911, 90i : ditto, for account, 89k, ; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 881, 89 ; New Three pc Cents.,
89, 88f ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Stook,
319; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 i, 106.
The India Five per Cent. Stock was dull. Ex-
chequer Bills of both issues remain at Si. dis. to
The foreign stock market was rather flat, and in
some oases pries have slightly given way. Confe-
derate and Turkish Bonds of 1854 declined } per
cent. ; Turkish of 1862, the Consolidis, and llex-
lean, ; and Greek, Italian, and Spanish Certill-
, cab*, j.

The Certificates of Debenture of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway were last quoted to
1 prem.
Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 161 to f;
showing no recovery from yesterday's fall ; Egyp-
liar). Trading, to 1 prem. • National Discoiiiinn)
104 to 1 prem. • and Joint Stock Discount, to
die. Continenial Union Gas, National Steam,
West India and Pacific Steam shares were flatter;
but an improvement took place in Ottoman Finan-
cial, Smith, Knight, and Co., London and Cale-
donian Marine Insurance, and East India Irri-
gation.
The shares of the financial companies were
a little more offered, but, with the exception of
Credit Foncier and Mobilier which declined 55.,
there was no actual reduction in prices. The closing
quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational,
to pram. • General Credit, 2} to prem. • Lon-
don Financial, fik to prem. ' • Imperial Mercan-
tile Credit, 34 to prem. ; and Credit Foncier and
Mobilier, 3 to 34 prem.
United States 5.20 Bonds were quoted 401 to 41*.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
MLA RICZANE. —(T HIS DAY.)
Cloastwise and by land.earriage the arrivals of Eogliah
wheat fresh up this morning were very moderate. For
good dry qualities them was a fair demand at lest week'.
currency. All other kinds were very dull, and, where sales
were forced, Is. per quarter less money was accepted by the
we

The show of foreign wheat was tolerably extensive. The
dealings in ►ll kinds were much restricted ; nevertheleni,
compared with Monday last no change took place iu the
quotationa.
Malting barley was in short supply and fair recutst at full
currencies. Grinding and distilling aorta were very dull,
but not cheaper.
Good and fine malt oammanded rather more attention,
at full prices. Inferior kinds were heavy, at the late de.
dine in value. _ _

Oats were in short supply and steady request. Fins
samples were the turn dearer. _

Tbeve wee an improved inquiry for beans, at full quo•
Cations.

Peas moved off steadily. In prim no change took place:
Both Eoglish and forage Sow was steady ta price. The
business transacted. however, was only moderate.
The arrivals of Boating cargos@ off coast have comprised
11 of wheat, 8 maize, 5 barley, 2 beans, 2 linseed, 2
seed, and and 5 cottonseed. Wheat has met a heavy sale,
only 9 cargoes having found buyers, at late currencies.
Sandomirka has realised 40s. 3d. per quarter. Maize bag
sold heavily, at 3d. to 64. lees money. Oasts, 26e. 641. ;
Moldavian, 2.55. 9d. ; Odessa, 255. tid. ; Founian, 25e. 4jd ;
and Thrall, 24a. 91 per quarter. In barley next to nothing
has been passing. Odessa has changed bands at
20• 104, per 400 lbs. Danubian rye is nominal,
at 245. to 251. per 48th.. Smyrna beans have
realised 325. 6d per quarter, with • heavy mar-
ket. Danubian milletased is offering at 21,. to 225. ; sad
Syrian Dart, Zs. to Xe. per 480 lbs.. at 'Fhb's there are no
buyers.. Las disposition has been shown to purchase linseed.
In paces, however, very little change bee taken place.
Galas, en passage, has realised 61a. 6d. ; Taganrog.
60s. 6d. ; Mirzapore, G3s. ; and Calcutta, 62a. 9d.
per quarter. In warehouse, Bombay is quoted at
62e. to 635. ; Calcutta, 60a. 6d. to 61a. 6d. ;
Black Sea and Azof, 595. 6d. to 605.; See St. Petersburg
575. to 5135. ; and Archangel, 45e. to 48a. per qr. Linseed
cakes may be considered steady. New York in banish, 11.1.
to 111. 55.; ditto, in bane, 101. 10s. to 101. 15e. ; western,
in bags, Si. uk. to 101. ; Marseilles, 81. 1511. to 31. per
too. Cottonseed cakes, English made, 51. 2s. 6d. to
• 7s. 6d. per too. Rapeseed is steady, at full quotations :
Guzerat, 675. to 68s. ; Ferozepore, 535. 6d. to 56a. ; Cal-
cutta, 565. ad. ; wild Black Sea and Ault 29e. to 31s. pew
quarter. There is • moderate *airy for °Dammed, and
the new crop is worth 71. ss. to 71. 7s. 6d. per ton. A
cargo, for shipment, from Alexandria in December has
twlised 7/. 6s. 3d. per ton.
Agricultural seeds are a slow inquiry. In prime, how-
ever, very little change has taken place.
Anarvate or SIMS. -English : Tare., 70 ; linseed,
40 ; rapeseed, 230 ; maize, 10 ; and euadri. 1,290 ryes.
Foreign : Tares, 315 ; linseed, 24,998 ; rapeseed, 17,812 ;
MN" 5,586; and aindry,.3Bo qrs.
Elmira-Oats, 30; lamed. 1,620; oilseed, 3,547 ;
eatery, 12 qrs.
DEFMMIT PRICES.
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425. ed.
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