The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-05 00:00:00

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THVILIDAT EYZNIXO.
The English Funds were better to-day, with a
good money business offering. Consols ruled 4
higher at 1001 to both for money and the 11th,
the purchase of the government broker being to day
effected in this stock. Reduced Threes improved to
994, and the Three-and-a-Quarterpor Cents. to 1034.
Generally the market evinced an upward tendency. ,
The official business record is as follows: Three
per Cent. Como* foe money, 1004, 1,4, 4,1; ditto,
Toe seem?, 100444; Three per Cent. Reduced, 991,
4, ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1034, 1, 1 ;
Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16, 1; India Stock, 273,
274; Bank Stock, 2231 ; South Sea New Annuities, 100.
The March and June Exchequer Bills were quoted
at the uniform ride of 735. to 78s. prem. India
Bonds were first purchased at 87s. prem., and left off
at 85s. to 88*. prem.
In the foreign house there were only a few scat-1
tered operations. Granada and Mexican Bonds were
firmer, especially the latter, which closed at 244 to
251, with an upward tendency. The news from
Mexico by the Magdalena is regarded as by no
menus so unfavourable as had been anticipated. The
protest addressed by the English government to that
of Mexico on behalf of the bondholders is understood
to have produced a strong effect. Portuguese bonds
are firmer, in anticipation of' the next dividend pay-
ments being punctually met; and Dutch Fours were
hi demand, rising to 90. Turkish scrip was heavy,
receding to 3 pion., and :after the usual hours was
quoted 21 to 24 prem. The scrip of the Swedish loan
remains at a slight discount. Sales are marked as
follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 95,
96 ex div. Brazilian Five per Cents. (Rothschild's),
101 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 101.
Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 81/, 801. Chilian
Three per Cents., 78. Dutch Twe-aed-a-Half per
Cents., 644, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates,
961, 97. Mexican Three per Cents., 241. Peruvian
Actives, 104 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 624.
Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted 1841, 41.
Russian Five per Cents. 1181; ditto, Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 1051. Sardinian Five per Cents.
98, 97Spanish Old Three per Cents., 511 ; ditto,
New Deferred Three per Centro., 251, 1; ditto,
Passive (Converted), 61• the Committee's Certifs.,
31 per cent. Swedish Loan, 4, 1 die. Turkish Six
per Cont. Loan, 31, 31, 3 prem.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending last Saturday is expected to show a slight
decrease in the stock of the precious metals.
The shares of the Bank of Australasia have been
dealt in at 61 ; Bank of British North America, 57f ;
English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41; London
Joint-stock Bank, 20; Royal Australian Banking
and Gold Importing, 14 ; Union Bank of Australia
(21. 10s. paid), 64; Crystal Palace, 5; General Screw
Steam Shipping, 601 ; Netherlands Land Enclosure,
; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 87, 4; ditto
(201. paid), 43; Royal Mail Steam, 79. Beziers and
Graissessac Railway Shares closed 24 to 21 prem.;
Western Railway of Switzerland, 1 to 1. prem.;
Royal Swedish Railway, f to 4 prem.; Bordeaux
and Cette, 7 to 74 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam
Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Bank of India, Australia,
and China, 1 to 1 prom; Chiriquißoad, 1 to 4 prem.;
Isle of Wight Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal,
1 to 1 prem.
It is stated in letters from Copenhagen that Sir
Charles Fox, as was anticipated, has obtained the
concession of the Roskilde-Korsur Railway on fa-
vourable terms, the state giving a guarantee of 4 per
cent. The line is believed to be about 50 miles in
length. It is understood, however, that some official
formalities remain to be gone through. Surveys of
the Copenhagen and Elsinore line are also being pro-
secuted on account of English capitalists.
The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Wednesday
are thus reported by telegraphic express:—Dutch
Four per Cents., 94 16-16; ditto Twceand-a-Half per
Cents., 63 3-16; Spanish New Deferred Three per
Cents., 25 3-16 ; Mexican New, 24 7-16. Portuguese
New 37 16-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metal-
Hynes, 774.
The market for American stocks this week has
been active, and prices aro good. The Pennsylvania
Six per Cent. Railroad Bonds recently taken by the
Messrs. Baring, as reported by us, are quoted 98 to
100, being dealt in prior to the arrival of the bonds
in this market. On taking into consideration the
difference in the exchange, this price shows a great
advance on the rate at which the Messrs. Baring
took up these securities. Present quotations are re-
ported as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.,
for transmission to America.

Rsdrantable. Dividends. Priem
Milted States 5 per Ct. Bd.. 1869 Jan. sod July 98 99
Ditto 6 per Cent MA 1062 Jan. and July 1031 1014
14.6 per CI. do. do. ... 1360 Jon. and July 1094 110
Do. 6 per Ct. Inge. 8t0ek...1867.1868 Jan. and July 107 103
Now York State 5 per Cu. 1808.18439 Quarterly 97 96
Penns-leanly 3 per Cl. - Feb. and An,. 664 674
Da. 3 per Cent. Ronde 1852 Jan. and July 95
Oblo 0 per Cents .
1111seesehuretts 3 per Ct. Mrs,
ling Bonds
Do. 3 Iry Cents Dollar Bds lB6l, Apy 1
911 1
93
Illinois Intoned lmp.6p.Ct l+B. aid .181 73 73
Ditto intrust - Jan. sad July 47 -14orylantipeg.Star.Bds - Jon. and July 97 98
/Istria. II pet alata
De 996199 are. 13,14 11159 9-61 Jan. ant Jet y 87 59
=:Wilt Ont. Bonds 1986 Jan. and July It 0 101
Ire Ont. 1568 Jan. and July 699 1841
ramiroram 8 pee Oent 169 Jan. and July ts 99
armada a per Ct. Si. Benda 1574 Feb. sal Aug. 113 114
Mem t7lty slperCente 1558.1862 ARil and Oct. VI 91
161999/09l City 6 per Cents 107.18113 I 7:7" hL;79,;a. 184 93
Rat Tack City perCt.9l 1533.1870 Quarterly 93 -
Arnsylvanis 6 per Cent.
Railway Bon& --
Plnlodelptila and Reading
Ball. 80.6 per Ct. Mort-
gage Bonds lB6O Jan. and July SG 87
New York end Brie &wen
per Cents., lot mortgage 1868-1869 May and Nov. 106 -
Ditto seven per cent., red
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Dna seven per Oonto.,Con
terrible
The traffic returns for the last week on tho under-
mentioned English lines of railway, Or made up to
this day, arc as follows :
1852. 1851. 18.50.
London and NorthWestern..£46,l64 ..£4'2,413 ..£42,167
L inroshire and Yorkshire... 17,008 .. 18,8.53 .. 14,624
London and South Western.. 10,032 .. 10.208 .. 9,841
London and Brighton
Great Western
23,623 .. 21,813 .. 21,761
South Eastern
York audiNorth Midland
York, Newcastle, & Berwick 15,488 .. 15,472 14,613
Shrewsbury and Chester 1,621 1,815 1,401
Great Northern 14,773 ~ 11,023 .. 7,111
North Staffordshire 5,424 5,014 4,738
Chester and 11,1yhead
Shropshire Union 659 .. 576 .. 460
Exeter and Crediton -
Bristol anal Fatter
Leeds Northern 1,131 3,026 2498
Manchester & SouthJ unction 612 482 351
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire
East Lancishire 4,448 .. 4,096 .. 3,519
South Yorkshire
Eastern Counties andNerfolk 16,097 15,606 .. 14,678
East Anglian 855 - -
Oxford and Worcester 741 - -

Stockton and Mut'creel ..
Shrew,bury and Birmingham
Kendal and Windermere ..
liewewitlo and earth& ....
Lenidon and Blackwall

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1,019 .. 1,140 --
6St .. 623
169 194 .. --
,615 .. 2,301 ~ 2,291
931 .. 913 ..

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South Wales

The aggregate results presented by these returns
(taking ouly thy corresponding lines) aro as follows: