The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-08 00:00:00

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TUMIDLY Evaristo.
The English stock market was at one time a shade
lower today, but soon rallied, and may,on the whole,
be sonsidered steady. Consols opened 100 to k for
money, and so left off, after being for a moment sold
at 991. The settlement of the account was in pro-
gress, and promises to pass off quietly. The rate of
"sontinuation " was about the same as yesterday, 1
being readily given. Business is marked as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money 100, 1, 991,
1001, 100; ditto, for amount, 1001, 100. Three
per Cant. Rednoed, 1001, 1,1, 1. New Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1041, 1,1, 1, j. Long
Annuities, 1860, 61, 15.16; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6.
The March Exchequer Bills remain nominally
quoted 735. to 76L prem., and the June, 68s. to 71s.
prem., but there is no inquiry, and scarcely a bar-
gain was concluded. India Bonds were Is. lower,
at 85s. to 88s. pram.
The features in the foreign market were a rise in
Brazilian, Turkish, Peruvian, Granada Deferred, and
Portuguese, and a decline in Venezuelan Bonds.
The Turkish loan closed at the high price of 71 to 71
prem., being the top figure yet attained. Peruvian
Deferred reached 65. Business was generally
more active, as will be seen from the
subjoined, which comprises the day's bargains, viz.:
Brazilian Old Five pm. Cants., 102 - 1031 it 3J
ditto New Toa‘ana-a-Half par ofl3. Scrip, 21
prem. Chilies Six per Cleats., 1077. Dutch Two-
tette Half per Coats.. 641; ditto Four per Cent.
Certificates, 991, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 41. Granada
One-and-a-Half per Coats., ea. Dee., 1849, Coupon,
24, 231; ditto Deferred, 121, 1, 13, 121. Mexican
Three per Cent.., 251,26, 1. Peruvian Actives,lo4l;
ditto Deferred Three pee Cents. 631, 621, 63, 65.
Portuguese Converted Fear per Cents., 38,1. Rus-
sian Five per Cents., 119. Spanish New Deferred
Three per Cents., 23, 221. Turkish Six per Cents.,
61, 6, 71 prem. Veneattela Three-and-a-Half per
Cents., 43, 421; ditto Deferred, 16.
Business has been done in Commercial Bank of
London shares at 30; London and Westminster
Bank, 321; National Provincial Bank of England,
454, 46 ; ditto, New, 121, 13 ; Crystal Palace, 6,4,
5; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 86; 110/11 Mall
Steam, 781, 78. Shares in the London thartered
Bank of Australia have taken their place in the
official list, and dealings are marked in them at 51,
or (with 21. 10s. paid), 21 prem. Victoria Dock shares
are quoted 31 to 41 prem.; Netherlands Land En-
, closure, j to 1 prem.; Bordeaux and Cette Bail-
way,_ll to 11 prem.; Great Australian Emigration
Company, j to 1 prem.
Monday next has been appointed settling day in
the dives of the London Chartered Bank of Atm-
Mali&

After nine delay the subjoined communication has
been banded to se by the committee of Mexican
bondholders, and will by
with satisfaction :
Mae a. Brawn, end Ce. have received,
~.„„„71.111/Bdels. Rea Vera Cruz and Tam ,
et Wing Ilsr SAM &els. 25c.
pshipproed to
Whisk with e arrivals,
links sp MIN irk. Ma. in spa% and billsw osf s lading on
moue of the MUM isle. whhth they advanced for the
payout of the Mule% dhrMMd fns Ist Jastisq, last.
The tempessey missal% is Ciesidgara mentioned in the
ne=yeaterdq pot directed against the federal
tof the reyellie, bat an affair of merely local
erest.
TbiLlbilowing nodes has been posted up in the
Staft labasie, relative to the Paris Crystal Pa-
tergitmlisa of the %pita required for whith, it is
wilt M sand bete. The applications for
ahem at understood to be numerous, and there is a
wo them la this Market of 11 to 11.
L.M.71.2.4101 or racuca..—By a decree of the 30th
, the hew of Averts sad Ce. is authorised to
seettrith k Path, penmen& %Ping for the purpose el'
pSlMtiaeythhe eadirtakeelaa. sempany %Ix%
V • sepitalet 111, POOL) 91
easb—s intlf omen will be alledth
Li IL The Ital will lo ellpiebeheVy, ter meth
is levant Us tbe Nedimuldeb- The
et the %%bill% will belong astir* te tlis meepeny
Ass whisk the geese neat guarumese a minimum inte-
rest of 4 per not Art all expenses are paid. The =now
Idle Is he 36
_rioni sad amyl the expenses of the
seWse • eialft hal compered, thus assuring the
reiminthintot gibs %LAW,
The menet of las drawn by the East India
y as their respective residencies from the
Btlliartigest to the 7th just., is as follows:
Rate of Exchange.
ad t174,147 16 1 , omp= ,
81,64 9
2 2 7 I "'" per cy • rupee.
Bombay 2,418 13 21. Old. per ditto.

Teisl £338,109 8 10
In the market for foreign exchanges to-day pre-
vious quotations were generally maintained, and the
business was of an average character. Short Paris
was not in mach demand, and closed a shade higher
at 26.271 to 80. Long paper en that place, being
more inregnest, was taken at 25.45 to 50. Amsterdam
declined again a shade, and was negotiated at 129.
to 12.01 for dues months bills. Hamburg remained
at 13.9 to 1, and Frankfort at 191, buyers. Bills on
Italy, Spain, and Portugal were dull, and in favour
of buyers: St. Petersburg was net so brisk, the high
rate eineng paper to be sent ken for negotiation
it closed 371 to Some speculative purchase of
Austrian paper maintained the rate for Vienna at
11.68 to 19 florins, and for Triads at 12 to 12.2.
The telegraphic despatches from Vienna, published
in the Daily News yesterday, announced that
the freak loan, for the MOO of which we
have for several months prepared the public,
will shortly make its appearance. The
amount to be raised is eight million sterling, in
. Five per Cent. Bonds, and the issuing price 95. Of
coarse it is to be raised in Austria,experience having
proved that Austrian securities are looked upon with
contempt in the London and other money markets,
where a loan cannot be upheld by the military and
police regime. It will probably be, to all intents and
"C"a forced loan.
' Board of Trade returns for the month and

sevessemales ending the 6th of August, were issued
te4sy. The total declared value of the exports. of
Bride and Irish proclaim and manufactures during
these two periods was as follows:
Foe the meth. For 7 months.
1862 £6,680,168 £40,138,660
1861 •• • • 6,418,203 40,612,066
1860 f 8,029,108 37,808,072
The month's export@ are shown to have been larger
they in either of the corresponding monthly periods
of the two preceding years. As regards the total
exports up to this period of the year, they are nearly
equal to the extended movement of last year, and
show an increase of 61 per cent. on 1860.
On examining the various items of export, we have
y very favourable comparisons as regards our
generally very
The exports of cotton manufactures
of all descriptions are as under:
For the mouth. For 7 mamba.
1882 £2,031,078 £13,417,669
1861
1860
The imam on the returns for 1850 is very
marked.
Cotton yarn is steady, the exports standing as
folic irs :
For the swath. For 7 moths.
1863
1861
1850
The exports of woollens and woollen yarn are
rallying, attar being for some time checked by the
enhanced price of the raw material. The figures
ire as under
Fes the math. For 7 menthe.
1862 £1,197,303 £6,602,106
1861 1,162,317 6,931,496
1860 1,082,611 6,098,785
Foe silks the demand continues active, the exports
of all descriptions being shown below :
For the month. For 7 months.
MS £174.8A7 £796,83t
1861 161,933 830,628
1060 136,208 711,300
Linens and linen yarn continue to show an upwind,
tendsoce, the exports this year being larger than foe
way boner period. via.:
For the meth, Fee 7 meths.
II 6408,06
431,113
8141,7Vit £2,9111,882
1,887,798
3,728,368