The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-23 00:00:00

LOCAL SHAlti IL4JUIRTS.

LiwaarooL,Fm.2l.—Then hoboes very little business
doss I. oar Shan market to-day, bat the quotations have
gig rtklteWly Melded, although brio quantities of stock
IWO affille. The following an the transactions
mid Cheshire (late Chester and Bit.-
= Isahmi (Preference *knees), 7l—Ditto
(Ossasosk aussanassd), 131—Bastsen Counties, 71—Lan-
'mike and Yorkshire, 6.5 g Louden aad North
Western, 11816._5715—Ditto (new ehoeseb 35 5_ P.—
Maawast, Mirnd4 sad Lhasa* tat —Midland. I
Sisal; lialway and OMNI (pref. guar. 6 per cent. 11
ail inv.), 114-8004 MOWS mad Dover, 20i—York and
Meth MOW, 20j f.
Basbattsaas, rib. 21.—This market was rather heavy
41=traktts way of transferring the lemo of
11111 Railway from the present lessees
Mao sal North Weston Company has had the
east id tease dagebstog these shares. In local stocks,
Olaaskailes ad Ifiddernansun Banks were done at 85.
Paw. 21.—The market has been weaker,
in all stocks. There was but a small
smatala of h.sissr. Eastern Counties, 7 9-16 ; Fast Lan.
sahib Freemen Quarters, min. 6 per cent., 8t ; Lan-
waft sad Yorkshir 861; Manchester and Birmingham
C quartem), If p. ; ; South Eastern and
%ca. 21.—Tba lira market has wain been flatter
apansd at 681, and elosW at 661.65. 34. ;
=idestbarsa baredass at 111. al. N. ; North Westerns
at 168 di. ; sad Nardi Wooten Pre& at 131.
Rm. 21.—Tho market wee exceedingly quiet;
Wag, roarody.anydaag dam. The ministerial crisis,
and Ike ty M i 1 giess Nee, induced unusual
mass as 1M ;art cd bush byes sod sellers.

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THIS DAY.
Two ollsasa.
The miniateriel srisis own ta produce say late-
rial 'feet. Reim the probabißly of a Deaf admi-
nistration excites little ahmes se ilicalblidliave the
public been with the perused it Um late adminis-
tration, while it is considered . that liberal ll
and the great doctrines of eoessercial treelieitte
safe from Lord Derby, or whoever elms of AID ISM
' school may hold the temporary reins of poem. There
seems so little prospect of a really liberal administra-
tion, end of a rational system of finance, more cepe-
clay after the Rotten-Borough Reform Bill and the
Militia Bill, that the public are sickened. The
prospect of having Mr. Benjamin Disraeli exercising
his imaginative qualities in the capacity of Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, has been received with
ridicule, but not with alarm, because it is
a change from Sir Charles Wood, who has
long since accustomed capitalists to Chan-
maces of the Excheuer. Console opened for
money 'teal 'WNW akrltt tVC and have dace

been Called 971. to 1. They walast94eeaitly.
The transactions are few, and are thus officially re-
corded :—Thres per Cent.; Consols Annuities, 971,
971; ditto for account, 971, 97, 971 ; Three per Cent.
Reduced Annuities, 971, 98 ; New Three-and-a-Quar-
ter per Cent. Annuities, 99, 991; Long Annuities,
7 1-16. Bank stock, 218. India Stock, 260, 239.

The unfunded securities are firm, it Siturday's
advance :—The following are the transactions as re-
ported in :the official list : Exchequer Bills, of the
several descriptions, 61s. to 645. prem. India Bonds,
under 1,0001., 71s. to 745. prem.
The foreign stock market is steady, and presents
no feature demanding special notice. The dealings
which have taken place are reported officially as
follows :—Chilian Bonds, Six per Cent., 105 ; Dutch
Bonds, Four per Cent, 92, 921; Ecuador Bonds, 41;
Grenada Deferred Bonds, 81, Mexican Bonds, ;
Portuguese Four per Cent. Bonds, 331 ex div. ;
sian Bonds, Five per Cent., 115; Sardinian Bonds,
Five per Cent., for account, 84

'SATURDAY ETBRING.

The Bank of France returns for the week ending
Thursday, the 19th of February, show the following
results (26 francs for lg.) :
Bullion £23,163,783 lowan .... £72,209
Bullion on &gait 133,796 Deereaes .... 3,472
Circulation
Public deposits 3,670,750 Inman .... 24,369
Private deposits
Bills discounted
(lovernnuintsecurities 8.816,826 Dftralfo .... 40,112
This return presents no features requiring any
comment

The bullion market remains without change at
home or abroad. Some variation may, however, be
expected at Paris, as the rate of exchange on Lon-
don at short is again rising. The butt quotations of
bullion here as given by Messrs. Sharpe and Wilkins
are :—Mexican and South American dollars, 4s. 10,id.
per oz.; bar silver,loontaining gold, all gold above 5
grains in the pound to be paid for, ss. Ofd. per on.
standard; bar silver, without gold, se. Old. per ox.
standard ; bar gold, 31. 17s. 9d. per oz. standard ;
American gold, English, 31. les. 1 ad. to 21d.
The imports of bullion for the last week include
150,000 dots. by the America from New York;
100,000 dole. by the Humholdt from New York;
40,000/. by the Penyard Park from Sydney; 7,0001.
from Rio de Janeiro by the Severn; 208,0001. by the
Arctic from New York; and 701. by the Ripon from
Alexandria. The total imports are about 310,000/.
The exports of the precious metals from the port
of Lowden fur the week ending Thursday last in•
clude--Oold coin, 130 ounces, to Havre ; and to
the 14010 place, 232 ounces of gold dust. Of silver,
292,928 ounces, namely, coin to Belgium, 140,000
ounces ; to Patna, 20,000 ounces ; to Boulogne,
1,070 ounces ; to Rotterdam, 70,090 ounces ; to
Havre, 520 ounces ; and of bar silver, to Rotter-
dam, 10,000 ounces ; to Belgium, 50,000 ounces ;
and to Boulogne, 1,338 ounces. The total value is
about 75,0001.

'rho exports from the outports include 44.0001. by
the Tay for the Brazils, 8,0001. by the Harbinger
for the Cape ; and 1501. for Vigo by the Peninsular
and Oriental steamer, Montrose; and 226,3004 by
the Peninsular and mend dimmer, Ripon ;to Can-
ton, 2,200/. •, to Hong Kong, 5,0001. ; Ceylon, 2,6001.;
Calcutta, 32,0001. ; Bombay, 92,001. : Madre.,
2,300/. • and Alexandria, 00,0001. Total, gold,
102,600/. ; and silver, 133,7001. The total exports ire,
therefore, 353,0001. which is more than the imports.
An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the
United Kingdom for the last week, published by
Jferapath's/eurnac. shows the total receipts on 6,609
miles to be 243,134'., or at the rate of 36/. 15s. per
mile per week. The total receipts for the correspond-
ing period of 1851 were 226,6971. on 6,269 miles,
or 361. per mile per week. There is thus an in-
creme in the aggregate receipt, of 16,2571., or 7.16
per cent.; an increase in the mileage of 334 miles;
and an increase in the amount received per mile per
1 week of 15s. The .Railway noes codpieces the
total receipts since the let of Jan. at 1,644,2921.,
which, on 0,491 mire, gives an average of
253/. 6s. 4ld. per mile, and as the amount for
the same period of last year was 1,541,9181. on 6,262
miles, or 2461. 4s. Bd. per mile, the balance is
shown to be in favour of the present half year to the
extent of 71. le. 81d. per mile.
After great delay the yearly returns of eorts and
imports have been published, and in the usual fashion.
The monthly returns for December will not be pub-
lished for a day or two, and the yearly returns give
only two years for comparison instead of three. It
appears from these returns that the exports of Eng-
lish manufactures for the last twelve months were
68,492,6591., and for 1851 65,735,447/., showing an
increase of 2,657,2121., or about 43 per cent., but of
course a very much larger increase in 1850. This
result is very favourable, as the eomparison is with a
year of large export. Of the totals cotton goods and
yarn form a large proportion, being 28,257,4011. in
1851, and 30,078.9991. in 1852, being an increase
over last year of 1,821,5981., or nearly 7 per cent.
This is exclusive of haberdashery and millinery, like-
' wise showing an increase. The woollen trade has
been stationery, and, if wool be included, a slight
decline appears in this year, consequent on shorter
shipments of wool. The total of wool, woollens, and
woollen yarn in 1852 was 10,315,0611., and in
1851, 10,564,3071., being a decrease on 1852 of
49,2461. The trade in linen and linen yarns shows
an increase of 219,6211., or nearly 5 per cock ; the
exports being, 1852, 6,048,6151., and 1851, 4,828,91441.
The trade in silk goods and twist shows a very satis-
factory improvement, the exports being, 1852,
1,331,369/., and 1851, 1,235,6514 or an increase of
75,7181., or 6 per cent., chiefly under the head of
manufactures. The trade in metals and minerals

' likewise exhibits a prosperous condition. The r
eject
of the abolition of the excise on glass seems to work
well, the exports being, 1841, 307,7041., and 1852,
328,5621.
With regard to the imports and consumption, the
results are generally favourable. The consumption
is as follows:

1851. 1862.
Tea 1131.51,178,215 .... 53,966,112
Coffee „ 31,228,840 .... 32,564,186
Coeaa
Tobacco , 27,734.786 .... 28,062,978
The working of the sugar duties will be best seen
by the following analysis of the returns made by an
!esteemed correspondent:
Sugar imported and duty paid in Great Britain and
Ireland for the twelve months ending Sth January :
121POSTI.D. Dm. Pam
1930. 19111. 1811. 1830. 1911. 1833.
Raw
Realm
*Wawa. 19,880 18,970 14,1111 19.141 17,119 14,4114

Total tow . 581,97,i 319,00 414 214 115,115 323,471 344,7511
Molames reduced to sugar at the rate of of the
former to i of the latter (being the rate used by
go►ernment).
Or raw materials the import and consumption has
been :

1861. 1852.
Cot6BB tau 296,219 338,116

• Wed lbs. 74,674,483 81,063,679
Flat toss 91,143 89,709
Alma wool IN. 101,196 1,013,202
Th. tonnage &ships employed in the foreign trade
proves that the alteration in the navigation Laws has
worked well. The total inwards and outward. was,
in 1831, 12,020,874 tons, and in 1862, 13.471,3771
of which, in 1861, 8,08008 tons English, and in
1862, 8,636,242.
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Piedmont 3 p.Ca. B4l ... I 17.000/7 80068 ••• • •
Do. 5, HMI — Rank Mares
Paste, Fan. 21.-Bt. Germain, 640; Vcieailles (left
bank), ISS ; Park. aad Odor's 1,153; Prls sad Antics, 650 ; ROWS
and Harm. 263 75; Manalllso sad Avarice. 23115, tambours and
Rake. DI; Castro. 514 13; 114511,44 sal Ankles. 341 50; Memo and
Bardalu. 41, 75; Norther% IQ; Paris sad Straskarg. 460; Pada
sad Luna. 580 ; Tours sad Warm 296 73; Mau/raw lied Troyes,
151 26 ; Dieppe and MINIM 125; Bonita= ad Teat; 82 50.
MADRID, FEB. 17.—Three per Cents., 384; after'
Bslsa, 381. New Three per Cents., —; after Boles,
18f. Coupons, 91; after Bohm, 91. Passives, 51 ;
after Bohm, 51. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 106. Ex-
change on London, 50.76 to 80.
BERLIN, FEB. 21.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; ditto,
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102 • ditto
(1852),1011; National Debt, 89Z ; Bank Shares, 981.
VIENNA, FEB. 21. Five per Cent. Metalliquek
955. New Loan (Series A), —; ditto (Series B),
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 841. Bank
Shares, 1,218. Exchange on London, 12.27.
ROME, Fen. 14.—Exchange on London, 488.
Roman Five per Cent. Consols, 90.
NAPLES, Fen. 14.—Neapolitan Fives, 103 f. Ex-
change on London, 678.