The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-10 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocK.

The effect produced in the Stock exchange by the
important news from Sebastopol is very trifling. The
English funds opened at an improvement of about I
per ant., but are now quoted ally per cent. higher
than they closed on Saturday. Further accounts
from Sebastopol are most anxiously looked for.
Canals were first marked 91i, and are now quoted
90; to 91 for money, and 00l to 91 for the 121 h Oct.
Exchequer Bonds have been dealt in at 100} ; Ex-
chequer Bills, Month, at lls. to 14a. prem.; ditto,
Jane, at 10e. to 12e. prem. ; and India Bonds at 245.
to 28e. prem.

In the foreign stock market the movement hu
been mainly confined to Turkish bonds. The
Six [per Cents. are marked u high as 931,
and are now quoted 93; to whilst the
Four per Cent. Scrip stands at 11 to 11 prem.
Mexican Bonds are flatter, at 211 to 1, owing to the
news from that Republic. Spanish Deferred Three
per Cent& are quoted 192 to a. Belgian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 941 to 951
(exch., 25fr.); and Spanish Old Three per Cents. at
381.

The Credit Mobilier Bank of Paris is about to make
a further issue of "obligations " to the nominal
amount of to less than 4,800,0001. sterling, repayable
at par in 90 years from 1867.
"'The imports of the precious metals last week have
again been limited, in the absence of Australian
arrivals. Our list includes 136,0001. by the Baltic,
from New York ; nearly 100,0001., chiefly in silver, by
the Atrato, from the West Indies and Pacific; and
3,9511. by the Iberia, from the Peninsula.
The total value of these arrivals is about 240,0001.
Considerable quantities of silver also continue to be
received from the Continent, to meet the Indian de-
mand. From Antwerp the Custom-house returns
record the arrival of 18 cases of bullion by the
Ravensbourne, and 2 cues by the Baron Oey.
The exports have been unusually heavy. The Cus-
tom-house statement of the shipments direct from
London includes 21,960 oz. of gold, and 1,100 oz. of
silver, representing a total value of about 86,0001.
The destination of these supplies is shown below,
viz.:—Gold coin : to Belgium, 1,750 oz. Gold bars :
to Hamburg, 6,530 oz. ; to France, 180 oz. ; to Bel-
gium, 11,500 oz. Silver coin : to France, 1,100 oz.
The other shipments officially reported to us cow.
prise 593,2481. (of which 111,8711. was gold and
481,3771. silver) by the Eosin*, for Malta, Alexan-
dria, India and China; 1,3001. by the Tyne, for the
West Indies; and 62,3301. by the Madrid, for the
Peninsuls.

The ascertained shipments of last week are thus
raised to no less than 743,0001., chiefly in silver. In
addition to this large sum, however, the specie ex the
Baltic, and some further considerable amounts of
gold drawn from the Baok of Eagland, have also
been sent away.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 18th
inst. for the supply of 50,000 gals. of rum, and on the
20th for the supply of 600 tons of sugar, 100 tons of
coffee, 150 tons of cocoa, and 140,000 lbs. of tea.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 11th
inst. for the conveyance, from the River Thames, of
about 25 tons of stores (heavy cup ball cartridgeo of
1863) to Malta, and from Portsmouth, of about 61
tons of naval stores (anchors, chain cables, &c.) to
Constantinople.
A new association, under the Limited Liability
Act, is announced—the Best India Coal Company,
established with the object of working owls in the
valley of the Damoodah, in Bengal, and of suppl-
ing the great and rapidly increasing demand in
India for that article. The capital of the company is
160,0001., in 15,000 shares of 101. each.
We naderstsed that the new convention of the
Great Luxembourg Company with the Belgian go-
vernment was signed on Saturday.
The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com-
pany on their respective presidencies, front the 25th
ult. to the Bth lest., is as follows:

£ s. d. Rats of Raebangs.
Binigal .. 9,009 911 1 2„, 24. per co.'s ropes.
Madras .. 118 811 J
Bombay .. Nil. 2s. 21d. per ditto.

Iota! .... 9,127 16 10

At Amsterdam on (Friday) the exchange on Lon-
don wu quoted at 11.771, at short; at Vienne,
11.10: and at Hamburg, 13.41.
The prospectus is ibened of the East India Coal
Company, to be formed under the new Limited Lia-
bility Act, with a capital of 160,00 W., in 101. 'harem,
on which the deposit is to be 4s. It is proposed to
work five coal mines, of which the two principal are
situate within three miles of the East India Railway
Company's terminus at Rsneegunge, in Bengal, and
129 miles by rail from Calcutta. The seller, it ap-
pears, is to receive shares of the company in payment.
It is asserted that the Bengal Coal Company, working
in the immediate neighbourhood of the proposed
mines, has for some years past regularly paid its
shareholders dividends varying from 12 to 16 per
cent.

The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the North
Staffordshire Railway Company is to be held on the
11th instant at the London Tavern, and the half-
yearly meeting of the Chester and Holyhead Railway
Company on the 20th last.
The receipts of the Stockton and Darlington
' Railway for the month of August were 24,7481.,
being 1,3691. leas than in the corresponding month of
1864.

Subjoined is a recent resolution of the Stock Ex-
change Committee:
The 261. 13s. 4d. North Wales Mineral shun, and the
belfebares, 131 61. W., of the late Shrewsbury and Chest,r
Railway (now guaraateed shares of the Great Western Rail-
way), being in every respect proportionately equivalent,
shall heaceforth be delivered-sad received indiscriminately.
We append a further statement of the railway is
falling dee this month :
amount per share.
.-.—..,
of
dune.
Due LSept., 1053.
Date Due Already Number
. paid.
detwerp sad Rotterdam,
Deeds 5 20 10 0 0 2,000 520,000
1 1 1 0 0 6,L00 6,500
teed 1311 both 8e,... 12 ... 210 0 6,600 16,360
Darks. Itirtkaal Ater-
skeVialtaf.. l3 deposit 210 0 12,000 70,600
Greet
TlProbeetei.rilrr 141. 23 12 0 0 100,000 200,000
Ditee ifkossite. SI Data. 21 2 2 0 0 100,000 100,000
Greet Haim PAO« 2 pee
*M., fief.£lo
[aide, Wafted, ud Ha
Bea. Zateamis
Mildloalme' mad Didier,
WM Hili, bend et 4p« 1 20 30 0 720 3,160
Ha* Tomblike aad I
timeeked
PeoleWe sad Dumas-
mos IS 79 9 0 0 6,191 11,9331
Omen ad Year,
fled ail. 13 52 0 0 liniment.
Slee
lker 231. - deposit 1 0 0 16,000 16.000

Obeyll7s

Total WWI In 1953 C11,223,358
The Canada Land Company's shares on Saturday
showed a slight reaction from Friday's rise. City Bank
shares were rather flatter, at 4 to 6 prem., and Bank
of London at 2to 4 prem. Other bank and land
shares showed steadiness. London Dock stock was

dealiiii:iiolti;T Victoria Dock old shares, at
20j (204 paid) ; Australian Royal Mail, at 4i; Pe-
ninsular and Oriental, at 69i to ; ditto, new, at 6
prem.; and Pennsylvania Central Railroad Second
Mortgage Sterling Bonds, at 94 (exch., 4s. 6d.)

SATURDAY EVINIXO.

To-day's intelligence from the Crimea having led
to the hops that more favourable news may shortly
be looked for, the English funds showed increased
firmness ; and, although an advance in prices can
scarcely be quoted, the tendency was evidently
favourable. Business was very limited.
At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentss slated
a shads better than yesterday. At Vienna the
existence of a more uneasy feeling is indicated by a
rise in the premium on the precious metals. Gold is
quoted at 22t per cent. prem., and silver 181 per
cent. prem. At Hamburg Russian stock has risen t
pee ant. At Frankfort and Hamburg Spanish
flds are looking up.
Consols were quoted during the greater part of the
day at 90: to t for money, and 901 to : for the 12th
of October, and closed at 90; to 90: respectively.
The Adel balsas report is as follows :Three per