The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-12 00:00:00

The English stock market has again been very
good today. During the greater part of the day's
business, which was rather extensive, prices ruled at
the full advance of per cent. noticed by us as
having taken place after the termination of the
official hours yesterday, and though some cash sales
of Camila just prior to the closing of the books,
caned a reaction of 4, the market closed with a
avowable appearance. Consols were taken at 101
for the 16th July, for which they left off 10
to 1, and 1001 to 1 for cash, but this lat-
ter quotation is merely nominal, as the books
are now closed for ordinary transfer. Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents. reached 103, and Bank
Stock 223. An opinion prevalent in some quar-
ters, that the broker who seta for the National
Debt commissioners would not purchase above par,
was dissipated by his investing in Reduced Threes
at the top price of 100 Z. Tho following is to-day's
business list:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
1001, 1011, 1002, 101, 1001; ditto for account, 1011,
1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 1001, 1, A. New
Three-a Quarter per Cents., 1021, / 103, 1021,
„I. Long Annuities, 1860, til; ditto 30 years, 1839,
6a, 11-10. Bank Stock, 2221, 223.
Heavy sellers of Exchequer Bills arc still offering,
and the pike of the March issue again fell 25.,
doting 735. to prem. The June Bills were
dealt in at 68s. to 70s. prem., And India Bonds at
86s. to 89s. preen.
The transactions in the foreign department still
command only a secondary degree of attention.
Nlexican and Dutch Bonds showed a rising tendency,
and the Austrian Scrip reached 2 premium. The
Hamburg letters notice that there have been large
sales in this scrip on account of some of the leading
banking firms in that city, who arc presumed to have
been concerned in placing the loan upon the market,
and the consequence has been the establishment of
a lower quotation in that market as compared with
that current here, after making eilowanee for the
difference occasioned by the exchange being fixed at
14 mares per £. Bargains are marked to-dayas follows:
Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 2 prem. Brazilian
Old Five per Cents., 101. Chilian Three per Cents.,
70. Danish Five per Cents., 1041. Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 64?, 631, 641 ; ditto Four
per Cent. Certificates, 951, 961, 1. Granada De-
ferred Bonds, 81, 9. Mexican Old Bonds, 301;
ditto New Three per Cents., 241, 01 24, 1. Peru-
vian Deferred Three per Cents., 63. Portuguese
Five per Cents. (Brazil guarantee), 99; ditto Con
verted Four per Cents., 37, 1. Russian Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., lint. Sardinian Five per Cents.,
941, 94, ex div. Spanish Passive Bonds, 51; ditto
New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 1, I. Vene-
zuelan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 391.
The letters from Paris state that reports were re-
newed on the Bourse yesterday relative to the alleged
negotiation of a new Sardinian loan in the Paris and
London markets. No details are afforded, however,l
and it ie not known for what special purpose the loan
is required, or whether the rumour is merely set
afloat to forward speculative views. It is known
that Sardinia is not in want of a loan to meet any
deficiency in the national revenue, but it is at the
same time remembered that the loan raised hers in
July last year was for railway purposes. The stock,
however, was for a long time in very bad odour in
the Stock Exchange, so far at least as the quotation
is concerned, being only saleable at a heavy discount,
and the success then met with was scarcely so brilli-
ant as to warrant another application to this market
within so short a period, even taking into considera-
tion the improved position of our money market.
Our anticipations of n speedy application to this
market for assistance in carrying out the great rail-
way projects of the United States are already in comae
of realisation. The columns of the Daily New
this morning contained the prospectus of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company ; and we are enabled W
announce that another large railway loan bales fi
course of arrangement amongst some influential mem-
ber of the Stock Exchange upon terms, as we under.
stand, even more favourable to the subscriber than
the one above referred to. Bat all these American
railway projects must bo received with due caution.
In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the
reduced quotations of last post continued, and prises
were in several instances even a shade lower, owing
to a small supply of bills here, and to the receipt of
a lower rate for bills on London from some of the
continental houses. Short Paris was done at
23.421; ditto 3 months, 23.571 to 60. Amsterdam
remained at 12.1 to 1, with little paper offering.
Frankfort, being in considerable demand, declined le
1211 to Hamburg was done at 13.101 to I. Per
bills on Italy, Spain, and Portugal, no variation was
observable, excepting Leghorn, which found few
takers, and rose to 30.671 to 721. Vienna was
lower, several foreign houses continuing purchasers
at 12.12 to 15, and for Trieste at 12.14 to 18. The
amount negotiated was not considerable. The prices
of business are as follows :
Time. Proms eirectlated.
Prom To

Amsterdam yeti Start 111. 19110. ... ISL - I sty.
Ditto
lonerdais
liandtarg and Altana „ „ lama. lOiechl. ISnica. Of .rd
tra*lxt-cm4be-Ilafae per £I• „ 12144 qtr. ... IMO. Okr
Tams pore ~ 1211. Illar. ... In. 13kr.
TAM, 9. le ISL 141 gr. ... 120. 1116 r.
Astwap
Dna*
Clrti
_ . 3Mt lea. SSD 6So.

„ Sart 2347. 40e. ... 786.430.
„ 3 IllootbaUtr. $740. ... 2347. 604.
91 9. 11347. Ws. ... 23fr. 0140.
234 r. Ilk. ... 13fr. 62,4.
, Vb. les. ... 2547. Ule.
N.
GUM 99
••••••••••• 99 96 sa. Mk ... 23fr. 620.
391e.04. ... 3347. 680.
2.12.61i"......*„.....—......
INS ” Ws. 1170. ... 30l
94'. 72t4
0.
rie„..... pee : 1
pow. Pueo ...... Al pesos
19
• „ IV pow ... 112 pesos
.per donee " puss ... 491 paws
pow ... 4', pease
„ ~ pus ... 49 porde
" pun ... 491 penes
▪ ..e pan ... 494 mon
.•" pine
... peace
Sllbes " pine ... 49494 1 puss
Liebor, per Wire( „ pre .. 53 pomp
074r7. .. U wee ... 33 mu
IL Polieiburg per ruble ..„ 37 pm* ... 37 pesos
The account of the position of the Bank of Eng-
land for the week ending Saturday, the bth ofJune,
is as'follOws :
DANK or INGLAND.—Acrorgr for the week oarllac JIM el lilga•

=CB 'WARMISH!.
idolmid r134.361.310 6091111116ffitt J111.016.1(0
tither 1.004.0 o)
llold Oda sad 1101110, 31.31/.45
@Um 8011100 ........ 13.375
.4134.3.51.380 /3415=0
9/..61111•01.
=WNW' Omplul E14.111.000 l.loverennot elsomilko
1. SUS 4001101. Dead Waled
Polak Dopoitaliscled Aonultyl .....
. of 11r.tijil Giber elovarlilts 10101 573
Oern6:Top.
D 011.401 Aoeta.) 8.119.961 (fold sad Iblisf Colo 40,460
13410 r Dfsefilo
0•0115.0/70adothof 1114 1.250.647
-
1138.013,560 1. 500
31.111811A.L14 MI let.ol.

Joss 10. UAL

The above returns when compared with thaw for
the previous week, exhibit the following changes:
Circulation issue
Circulation seise 21,685,316 Increase 40,465
Public, deposits 6,119,961 Increase 563,662
Other deposits
Oevermaent securities in

baniciog department..,, 14,174,672 Increase 300,000
Other securities in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both

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departments - 20,838,720 Increase 152,233
Seven day sad ether bills 1,265,847 Increase 13,852
The Rest
The Reserve
The differences presented by this return are in
the ordinary course at this period of the quarter and
do not call for extended notice. In the Express of this
day (Friday) wo stated that the amount of coin
and bullion in the Bank vaults (for the week ending
last Saturday) would be returned at 20,850,000/.,
or within 12,0001. of the real cum; and our state-
ment of the large increase that has since taken place
will be found an equal approximation to accuracy.
A feature of the account is the increase of 300,0001.
in the stock of government securities held by the