The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-21 00:00:00

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22,000 20 1.44.01031.11141•1 M.
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LIMPON. MAT 19.—Tbe mast his hem '.7 stew adskat
snadnce et to 1 per eat. on yestirdies rates. Othisida. I
—East limmelahre and Takata, TO 44 f
Liverpool, trashy. mod lisesaal:—London and No Wawa,
1001► i I 1-11anasitelb sod Lincoln, 321 1 1 -Midland,
714 I—North Ewers (Sorra stack ezetsaires), 614.—Ditto
(York capital stook), 111—Sorb Swient. 16 1.16 I—East Lass.
shire Marta pre). Einus). Ithslisld, mid Liman
1101. pref. ehereW, 134—DIre(111. rare pre.
Paanssan. Mar yea well, bat there has hese las
agleam, sad ths marble eims nem weaker. East Lesoishire,
le) ; Lade 751; Dow, Ill; Ilidand, 711; Caledonian, all;
BM r
Beasitseaus. Ida 19.—This whet was brisk tidy, nail prises
decidedly in sasnos. Great Wealth Birmingham Guarantied Mere
was dims at 731: Load= and North Waters' dosed at 100 ; 'Dr-
=ead Derbys at 411, 42 ; Great Waters@ at 661: and South
al2l du.
IL Railway shins sontinre their upward tindery.
Imlay transasikaa era aft werspeateat. faiths
arra lea al kw la toss. wAr Winds the Moro.:
larrehlweed Tatidar. 76; 711; Ilanskatsr,
'Wood Liasubsideis. 234 ; Caleitmans, ; Lam North WO.
tarsi, ; Lads Bak sbuas.74ll.
DIM" MAT IL—This. par Out. Gensek 1; ditto Aciount,
6th Jerk 1. New flees per Ont. Ma. NI l; Ditto Corount,
CktLNlith Jam row I. Mr ciOna=riaftwas, 64. Four per
es. NA. SW& Onet Southern and
Warn, 491; Naiad Cwt Wolin ma ti 1, 44 ; Wits"-
kit ad Lamar (11 per ern preLy..4l4. Dills sad Legman
Railway Delmatura (4 per .a.).

THE PZINCIPALITIEL—A latter from Vienna of
the 14th, in the Breslau Greseite, says:" Field-Marshal
Count Coronini commenced his tour of inspection in Wel-
oa the ilds, starting ham Mshadia. At the village of
Wenhevors, the Ant frontier post of Wallachia, ha wee ro.
caned by the authorities of the Principality, and after-
wards proceeded to Hisaiewa. He will only remain two
days at liaahared"
Pm= RAILWAY TELY7IO.—TM following are the last
returns of the gram remiss of the piaci* Preach rail.
war
heroweL—Fran May 7 to May Ifs Premien, 811,0311.;
111316.144M744 ; total, 1111,7334
WIMMIN MD Mom Womoss.--Peelle May 7 to Meg 13 : Pas.
wol semift4 rob. Isl,4lita teak 111.710 L
01111111111 Lseta—Mow Mey a to May 13 P.
tees, SIMIO.; too % SKIM ; howl. WOOL
eraeowww.—Prom May 7 to May Prawn. 111,6124
wok SKOML ; waki. MOM
Ileennsom—Psen May 7le Ilay IS Pwassesse. 11.1131 L;
pone. 31,444 L ; teat. 1147771 -
Lwee,—esow May 4to May : MAUL; gook
13131114 L; toiaLl4l,3l7L
&am re llaosTsaaaaw.—how Awe ter May I s /Wm.
0076 MAPS Weds 411.3101.; Koh mum.
Mum M to May ; PION ;
PO% 1.4118.14 NON

MONEY MARKET.

SATURDAY Bemires.
The English stock market to-day experienced a
further rise, equal in extent to that of yesterday—
to per cent. Since last Saturday the ad-
vance is equal to 11 per cent. Bond fide purchases

continue to preponderate, and the favourable ten-
dency to-day was increased by the changes exhibited
in the Bank return, which are interpreted as pointing
to a further reduction in the value of money. Since
January last, when the Bank minimum rate of dis-
count was 5 per cent., the reserve of notes has in-

crewed from 5,463,0001. to 9,417,0001.; the
bullion bas increased from 12,162,0001. to

16,045,2011.; whilst the aggreate securities held by

the /ink Lave declined from 25,282,0001. to

23,007,0001. In

first-clue bills eau

now be discounted at 3 to 3i per oent. It is true
that an instalment of 15 per cent. on the loan, ab-
sorbing 2,400,0001., is required to be paid on Tuesday
next, but it is understood that anticipatory payments
on this amount have already been made to a eossi-
affable extent. Moreover, against the loan pay-
ments must be weighed the disbursement of the
quarterly dividends in July. It must also be borne
in mind that the payments on account of the loan
amount practically to merely a transfer of capital

from one holder to another, for the satisfactory Pool-
tion of the foreign exchanges and the steady increase
lin the. Bank's metallic stock indicate that the dis-

bursensents of government for oar expeditions on
foreign service constitute at present no drain upon
the resources of the country.

At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Routes attained
an advance of Ito 1 per cent. The Vienna bourse is
firmer, and the exchange on London has declined
from 12.31 to 12.28. At Amsterdam also more firm-
ness prevails, and Venezuelan bonds have experienced
great
Consols ris
ranged between 89i and 901, and were last
r9O 3-16 to 5-16 for money and the 30th inst.
etuial business report is as follows :—Three per
Omit. Consols for money, 90, 901; ditto for account,
30th May, 90, 89/, 901. Three per Cents. Reduced,
891, 89. New Three per Cents., 891, 1. India
Stock, 229. India Bonds, 205., 18a. prem. 'Exchequer
Bills were firm at 6s. to Be. prem., and Exchequer
Bonds at 100.
The omnium was first marked 11 prem., and closed
at 1/ to 2 prem. The New Thirty Years Annuities
were dealt in at 161 per 11., dad are in demand.
The foreign stock market was firm, with the ex-
ception of Turkish, which was depressed at one period
of the day to 771, by sales in realisation of profits.
At the close of the house, however, the price had
recovered to yesterday's final quotation of 78 to 1,
which shows a rise of fully 3 per cent. since last
Saturday. Venezuelan, 8 irdinian, Grenadian, and
Mexican bonds are in some request.
The imports of the precious metals this week have
been less considerable, as compared with the heavy
arrivals of the previous fortnight. Our list
includes the undermeotioned sums, namely .-
1,300,000 dollars by the Pacific, from New York ;
3,6051. by the Avon, from the Brazils ; 24,177 ounces
of gold by the Storm Cloud, from Port Phillip;
4,1504 by the Irene, from Adelaide ; 259 ounces of
gold and 3,6001. by the China, from Sydney ; 3,300
ounces of gold by the Ethiope, and 3,061 ounces by
the Candace, both from Africa; 1,0001. by the Meteor,
from the Cape ;1 box of bullion by the Lady of the
Lake, from Natal and Algoa Bay ; and 3 boxes of
silver coin by the Alpha, from Oporto.
The total vales of these arrivals may be stated at
about 390,0001.
The exports have been limited. The Custom-house
statement of the exports direct from London during
the week includes only 560 ounces of gold, to Bel-
gic= and Boulogne, and 6,300 ounces of silver, to
Hamburg, Boulogne, and the Mauritius, representing
an aggregate value of only about 3,7001. The
amount of specie shipped on beard the Sultan, which
will leave Southampton to-morrow for Alexandria,
is 129,1621., of which all but 5,5521. is in silver. The
destination of this shipment is annexed, viz., for
Alexandria, gold, 1,1001. ; for Bombay, gold, 7524, and
silver, 96,5211.; for Ceylon, gold, 3,700/. ; for Madras,
silver, 11,0381. ; and for Calcutta, silver, 16,0511.
The ther shipments reported to us comprise 38,1521.
by the Madrid, for Lisbon and Cadiz, and 6,0004 by
the Atrato; for the West Indies, &c.
The total shipments of the week are thus raised
to about 175,0001., chiefly in silver.
The Hero has arrived from Launceston, whence
she sailed on the sth February, but is not known to
have any gold on freight.
At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday) the exchange
on London was quoted 11.871, at short; and at
Hamburg, 13.61.
The steamer Stella and the sailing ships Mary
Stoddart and Despatch have been ordered for survey,
for the conveyance of stores to Sinop°.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 28th
inst. for the supply of 200 tons of sugar, 35,0001b5.
of tea, 60 tons of coffee, and 150 tons of rice.
The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten-
ders on the 24th inst. for the hire of two ships, to
respectively to Adelaide and Sydney, and to
be ready to receive passengers between the 9th and
16th of July.
The 21st annual meeting of the Bank of Australasia
proprietary is called for the 18th June, and the second
annual meeting of the Australian Direct Steam Nevi-
gation Company forth, 30th inst.
A call of 14 is to be paid on the shares of the
Bridport Railway Company by the 19th June.
The half-yearly interest on the Panama Railroad
Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1864 is advertised for
payment.
A dividend of 6 per cent is to be payable on the
shares of the Legal and Commercial Life Assurance
Society on the 28th inst.
A special meeting of the North Eastern Railway
Company is called for the 2nd June, at York, to con-
sider three bills before parliament.
The Bombay, Bawds, and Central India Railway
Company being now completely registered, the deed
is to be signed within one month, under penalty of
forfeiture.
The directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Com-
pany atOanda announce that they intend to convene
a mating of the shareholders in London, after the
aided fa England of the Hon. John Ross, the presi
dent, and the Hon. Francis Hincks, one of the dime-
tors of the company in Canada, who have expressed a
desire to be present at the meeting. These gentle-
men are expected to reach this country in the first
week of July.
The share certificates of the London and Eastern
Banking Corporation are now ready for delivery.
The Caledonian Railway directors invite tenders
for the supply of 28,000 tons of coke.
The privilege of conversion into Lyons and Geneva
Railway shares is extended to the scrip of the South
Eastern of France Railway until the 31st inst., after
which date all such unconverted scrip is to be abso-
lutely forfeited.
Land and Bank shares to-day were firm. Crystal
Palace shares were more offered, and experienced an
unfavourable re-action. The new shares of the Penin-
sular and Oriental Steam Company continue in re-
quest. East and West India Dock Stock has been
dealt in at 1191; Victoria Dock, old shares, at 17
(184 paid); General Screw Steam at 141 to ; and
Netherlands Land, at 11(64 paid).

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoca.
The English stook market attained a further ad.,
canoe of 1 per cent. this morning, but a reaction sub-
elquently at in, and present quotations are much the
same as the final range of Saturday. The appearance
of the market is still Arm. Console, after touching
901, are sow quoted 901 to 1, for money and the
70th instant. The Three pee Cents. Rifted base

been dealt in at 891 to 1; the New Three per Cents.
at 891 to 1 ; the New 30 years' Annuities at 161
to 1; India Stock at 229; and Exchequer Bills at 41.
to 7s. prem. The omnium is quoted 2to 21 prem.
The foreign stock market is firm. Turkish has
ranged between m and 78L and is now
quoted 771 to 78. Mexican is firmer at 21/ to 1.
Simian Five per Cents. are quoted 98 to 100 ; and
Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1 ; Sar-
dinian Bonds have been dealt In at 88; Spanish Old
Three per Cents. at 371; the Passive Bonds at 31;
the Committee's Certificates at 4 per cent.; Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 64; ditto Four per
Cent. Certifs. at 921; Belgian Four-and-Half per
Cents. at 911 (exchange, 25fr.); French Four-and-a-
Half per Cent. Rental, at 941 f. (exchange 25fr. 10o.);
and Venezuela Deferred, at 131.

t3iruinAN Bvistnra.

The market for British mining stocks exhibits an
improving tendency, both as regards tone and price.
There have been inquiries to-day for shares in Piked
Basset, South Wheal Frances, North Pool, North
Burst, St. Day United, Wheal Pollud, Heroddoot,
and Vale of Towy. The market has closed with a
firmer appearance than was observable last week.
The gold mining shares and other foreign and co.
lonial stocks were quiet.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocs.

The gold mining shares are quiet, at former quota-
tions. Agua Fria and Great Nugget Vein 'bares are
called toe ; Colonial Gold, i to 1; and Noma*
Monde, to 1.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 31 to
33 ; Peel River, 2: to 31; North British Austra-
lasian, dia. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest-
ment, to j prem.
United Mexican shams have been dealt in at 61.
Other stocks are quiet.

IS Australian AgrisaloaraL 174
29 Amarabolas Past& Mall ...
10 Austraan Royal Alen all
10 Berta Waairworks
SO BMUS Amarllen Laud— 40
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4 opts' Pilau dhotis. 4
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20 Sisters Stem
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12 Sum. Navloatlss 14
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10 unilisr=lll. all
10 ilaalcaa It &Amnon 9
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1 Amts. lavaliaL. all
1 Da Maw I
23,tloatkiesimilas lasi.. 21
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1 1 Da. Da. _ Wowed all
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