The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-26 00:00:00

MONEY fdARKET.—(THIS DAY.)

Hidm s Beath Amick= were nearly all bought in.
Nimesa mat with a fair demand.
The result of the silk sales is noticed as follow.
in the circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., dated
June 25 :
The periodical public sales commenced yesterday, and are
eeeeluded. The quantity offered was 1,800 balm Seugal.
6,000 bales China. 700 bales Japae,
itandhout 700 bales 0110014
The whole was allowed to pass w bidding; inimpl
some few damaged bales. la the general whet thing' are
perhaps a shade less depressed than for many weeks pad,
and some small purchases sre made daily. but stal the de-
mand is upon a very limited scale. The deliveriwi, unfor-
tunately, are very small.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, June 24, compared with that
for the previous week, shows the following
changes:
Circulation issue
Circulation active ...
Public deposits 10,279,063 lamas, 396,918
Other deposit@
Glovenansat securities in
banking department
Othersecurities in hankie'
department
Coin sad bullion in both
departments 15,091,118 Iscreue 115,962
Seven day sad other bills 538,175 Inereess 17,242
The Rest
Notes in reserve
Total reserve (notes kocia
in banking department). 9,689,128 Incomes non
These changes are of a satisfactory character,
both the bullion and reserve presenting a further
increase, but the Bank has now to meet the de-
mand for money and the heavy government pay-
ments incidental to the season.

Two o'Ctoce.
The stock markets are still characterised
by the dulness which has been presented
during the last few days. There is, however,
no further reduction in home railway stocks,
the prices of which are quoted the same as yester-
day afternoon, while as regards the funds more
firmness has become observable within the last half
hour, and Consols are now higher than yesterday.
The only depression of importance is in foreign stocks,
in the more speculative descriptions of which, such
as Greek, Mexican, and Spanish Passive, a further
decided fall has taken place, sales being still eagerly
pressed by weak holders, who find difficulty in
getting their accounts carried over to the next
settlement.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted
68fr. 30c., being sc. lower than yesterday.
Consols are now quoted 91/ to 92, ex div., for
money, and 92 to I, ex div., for the account
(July 9). The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91j, {, ex div. ;
ditto, for account, 91i, 92, ex div. ; Three per Cents.,
Reduced, 91i, ; New Three per Cents., 91}, ;
India Five per Cent. stock, 108 i, 108 ; Five per
Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1071 ; Exchequer
Bills, March, Is. dia. ; ditto, June, 4s. die., par,
3s. dis.

11,251,396 No chair.

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Government debt £11,014101
Other aecarittee. 3,41K9 e 0
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-Foreign stocks are generally lower. Mexican
Bonds have fallen about 1 per cent., being last
marked 354. Greek are 1 per cent. worse, at 341
to 1. The fall in the coupons is of like
amount. Spanish Passive Bonds have been
last sold at the reduced price of 331. The de-
cline extends to Spanish Certificates and New Gre-
nadian Bonds. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted
92 to 93 ; that of 1868, 694 to 70 ;
that of 1862, 701 to 71, being f lower ;
the Consolid4s, 494 to 1, being 1 worse ; and
Venezuela Six per Cents., 574 to 581. Italian stock
is steady. Transactions are recorded as follows :-
Brazilian, 1862, 1868, 1860, 901, ex div. ; Equador
New Consolidated, 164, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1001,
101 ; ditto, second issue, 100 ; Greek, for
account, 35, 343, 351, 34 ; ditto Coupons, 16, 154 ;
Italian, for account, 721, 4, ; Mexican, for ac-
count, 361, 36, 1, 351 ; New Granada, 154 ;
ditto Deferred, 91 ; Portuguese, 1858, 1857,
1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 494,
; Russian, 1862, 921 ; Sardinian, for
account, 89, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred, for
account, 49 ; ditto Passive, for account, 331, 4,
L ; ditto Certificates, for account, 12, 4, 111 ;
Turkish, 1868, fez account, 701, 691 ; ditto, 1862,
701, ; Venezuela, for account, 25.
Turkish Loan scrip has declined to 4 dia. to
par, and Venezuelan is heavy, at 2 to 1 dia. ;
Confederate is quiet, at 2 to 1 die. ; and Italian, at
124 to 21 prem.
The shares of the new financial companies are
without variation of importance. International
Financial are quoted 41 to 54 prem. ; General
Credit and Finance, 14 to It prem. ; and London
Financial, 11 to 2 prem.
The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and
Trading Company are rather lower, at 14 to 14
Fern.
The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign
stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation
day"), and terminate on Tuesday.
The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday
was 148,000/.
The Hatumonia, from New York, has brought
30,0001. in specie, and the Edinburgh 2,2001.
The remittances of specie to the East are now
dwindling,_ The amount engaged for transmission
by the Eller& to-morrow is only 201350 E, of
which 9,5001. is gold and 6,9201. silver, for
Bombay ; 3,8701. gold for Alexandria, and 601.
gold for Suez.
The amount of government bills on India for
which tenders will be received at the Bank of
England on Wednesday next will be rupees
40,00,000 (400,0000.
The advioee from St. Petersburg indicate that
the failure of Messrs. Dye and Co. will prove a
most disastrous one. It would appear that they
have carried on operations fors long period at a
loss, and the stoppage was necessitated by the aim•
plete absence of resources, the business having been
quite " worn out." A considerable sum was due
to the government, who had placed their seals
upon the doors of the establishments belonging to
the firm at the same time refusing to allow credi-
tors to obtain information from the books.
The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 2,5011. over hot year ;
the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an
increase of 1,4111. ; the Great Western a decrease
of 2,7371. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 4341. ;
the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,8081. ;
and the Midland an increase of 4,697/.
The Board of Trade haviug taken into considera-
tion the circumstances under which the registration
of a second Egyptian Trading Company was en-
deavoured to be interposed, has ordered that the
"Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company
(Limited)" shall be registered under the original
title. The registration has accordingly taken plum.
This decision will, it is to be hoped, diminish the
temptation on the part of unscrupulous persons to
purloin the titles of new companies.
It is expected that the letters of allotment of
the Egyptian Trading Company will be delivered
to-morrow.
At the annual general meeting of the Marine
Insurance Company yesterday a dividend of 11. per
share and a bonus of V. per share were declared,
and 20,0001. was carried to the reserve fund. The
retiring directors were re-elected, and the usual
complimentary thanks voted. The fact that the
sum paid by the shareholders is only 15/. per
share, shows what may be accomplished in course of
time by a prudently managed marine insurance com-
pany. It appears that, notwithstanding the com-
petition which has lately arisen in this class of
haziness, the Company took 21,0001. more iu pre-
miums than in the previous year.
A general meetiug of the shareholders of the
Bank of London is convened for the 16th of J uly.
The shareholders will be called upon to elect a
director in the place of Mr. John Johnson, who, to
the regret of the directors, has been compelled, in
consequence of continued ill-health, to resign his
seat at the board. Ties FRIGEITIMIL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND
The Union Bank of Australia announces the half- Barrister( RALLWAY.-ADJOUIMED OYFICIAL lave/rids-
yearly interest on Queensland, New Zealand, 1.:":161*-k.tirr Wm Carter, icitotaate; put It
Auckland Harbour, Wellington, and Canterbury cresumed the investigation at the Pied Bull Tavern,
Debentures. I Streatbsm.common, into the circumstances attending the
In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there was a deaths of Mrs. Lucy Eliza Chilean, and the two soldiers
mated Bluoden and Stone, who were killed in the frightful
first sitting in the else of Mr. T. H. Baylis, formerly
manager of the Consols Insurance Association, Station, on the even-
which is now in course of winding up, and to the Southd
.ridity, the 29th May.
failure of which the bankrupt's embarrassments are m
sits ...ABRAHAM SHORTMORIO4.-The remainder
attributed. line,°:cunritie7 the London, Brighton and
of the shorthorn herd of the late Mr. Jonas Webb was die-
A prospectus has been issued of the Wine Trade posed of on Wednesday by Mr. Strafford and Mr. J. Carter
Review, a monthly periodical, intended to represent Jease. The "crook" lot of the day proved to be Lord
Chancellor, a splendid red bull calved May 8, 1861. For
the interesta of the grocer wine dealers, and " to assist
the development of our trade in the light wines of twere inn his them uwp so a :00anguintated t°Lairtili°°..spd
frot.he bidding
nations." bourhood of Fast Grinstead, Sussex, becoming the purchaser
The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, at that heavy price. First Freida, another celebrated buff.
and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : went for 170 guineas to Mr. J. Odams. Mr. Clarke Irving,
At the tweffth series of hide gales only a limited demand from Australia, and Herr Fischer and Herr Gebhardt, from
was experienced for both East India kips and salted hides. Germany, were also among the purchasers, the two latter
East India- Ox and Cow -Caleutta : For hides of good Principally taking CC." and heifer. The °Q.', and bathos
quality , there was a brisk demand, and full prime were offered made 2.7331., and the bulls 1,2t21., making a total
realieed but commoo deem eptions (which comprised the of 3,4551. Including the lots disposed of in April, the
bulk of the quantity offered) were very dull of sale, being entire herd realised 8,0271. The flock of Southdowns which
mostly bought in, and receded id. to id. per lb. madras, conferred such dammed celebrity on Mr. Webb realised
Cochin, he., were in fair request. The analysis of the sales ; 16,000/., so that altogether about 24,0001. has been derived
is ri8,953 Calcutta sew parcels, 47,359 brought forward from from the diverse.' of his choice animas.
former odes, and 12,0 W Madras" Cochin, An, in all 118311 The people of Montreal, in Canada, have BUM-
hides, of which 52,575 were sold. Leather : East Indian seised serious low b taking American silver at its nominal
was in fair request. Australian met with a steady demand. value, when in the United States it has depreciated 10 per
Salted Hides : Australian were very dull of rale. South cant. below the value of gold. Public meetings have been
American were mostly bought in. Cape brought fair priss I held in that city in consequence, at which it has been re.
North American were all sold. Dry Hides : South Allllll- mired that in future American silver will he takes et a
rican were all poured. Cape meshed fair prices. Horse discount of about 4d. in the dollar.-Canadins paper.

A18,7744//6

Qom.
Government Seen-
' titles (including
bead Weight An-
nuity)
Other Securitles 21.40900 S
Notes
Gold sad tither
Coln 809,691