The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-22 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

TUSIDAT Branum.
The price of Consols was not quite so well sup-
ported to-day, sellers offering rather more freely in
the afternoon. In the morning, purshaaes were
effected at 1001 for cash, but the East sale was at
par, and the prise left off k worse than yesterday at
100 to I for money, and 1091 to 1 for the 13th Octo-
ber. There was a bargain in South Sea New Annui-
ties at 991 ; and in the Government Annuities of
30 ea, which expire in 1860, at 6k.
The March Exchequer Bills remain at yesterday's
!lightly reduced price of 71• to 745. prem. The June
issue was quoted 675. to 70s. prem., and India Bonds
84s. to 871. prem.
In the foreign house there were some rather con-
siderable realisations of Grenadian Deferred Bonds.
and the prioe fell from 121 to 111, but rallied to 12
to 4. The Old Bonds ruled at 22 to 23. There is
stall a disposition to view with favour the several
cleans of Spanish securities; the New Deferred
Threes have reached 24. Austrian scrip, with •
view to strengthening the market for the new loan,
was propped up at 61 to 6 prem. Turkish scrip
was steady at 9/ to 10 prem. Further purchases of
Dutch Fours were made in the afternoon, and the
price improved to 991. The official business report
inoludee:—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, at, 6
rem. ; Austrian Old rive I per Cent. Bonds,
861 (exchange fixed at DM. per f). Danish
Three per Cents., 1825, 84}; ditto Five per Cents.,
1053. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66; ditto
Four per Cent. Certificates, 99, 3. Granada One-
and-a-Halt per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 23;
ditto Deferred, 121, 111, 4, 12. Mexican Three per
Cents.. 253, 1, 3. Peruvian Deferred Three per
Cents., 651. Portuguese Converted Four per Cents.,
381. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1051.
Sardinian Five per Cents., 961, 96. Spanish Old
Three per Cents., 61 ; ditto New Deferred Three per
Cents., 231, 24 ; ditto Passive (Converted), 61.
Turkish scrip, 91 prem.
A great deal of business continues to be done in
miscellaneous shares of various descriptions. Sales
are reported in the following :—Bank of Australasia,
661; Commercial Bank of London, 291; London
Chartered Bank of Australia (21. 10s. paid), 41; Lon-
I don Joint Stock Bank, 191; London and Westmin-
ster Bank, 331, 1, 33, k, 1; Royal Australian Banking
and Gold Importing (11. paid), 13, ; Australian Royal
Mail Steam, 4 ; Crystal Palace, 6:41 ; General Steam
Navigation, 291. Bordeaux and Cette Railway
shares have risen to 21 to 21 prem. Shares in the
English, Scottish, and Australian Bank are quoted
at 11. to 11 prem. ; Richmond and Quebec Railway,
1 to 1, prem.; Beziers and Graissessac Railway, par
to prem. • French Crystal Palace, ato prem.;
Chiriqui Road, 4to 1 prem. There was an attempt
to " bang" the shares of the Upper Indian Rail-
way this merging, and the price was called only
3 to 4 prem., but as buyers offered, it closed at 3 to
1 prem.
By the Douglas, which hes just arrived at Graves.
end from Sydney, we have an import of 11,753 oz. of
gold, worth here 46,8001.

The Asia has brought in from New York the large
amount of 784,448 dollars, or say 157,0001., but a
considerable portion of this is destined for Mawr..
By this opportunity we have farther authentic details
relative to the Californian gold yield and the general
commerce of the country. The deposits of goldat the
Philadelphia Mint for the first seven months of the
present year were 32,049,035 dollars (aboat
6,410,0001. sterling), being an excess of 4,034,406
dollars over the same period of 1851. The exports
of specie for the same period were 18,530,500 dollars
(3,706,000/4, showing a decrease of more than
9,000,000 dollars compared with those of 1851. The
total yield of gold from California from 1848 to the
30th of June, 1852, is estimated at 174,780,877 dol-
len, or aboat 34,930,0001. The amount of coin in
the different depositories of the government subject
to draft was more than 20,000,000 dollars
(4,000,0001.) The locking op of so much coin
in this way, it is noticed, had the effect of making
money rather more valuable, particularly as the im-
portations of goods had recently been large, although
in the aggregate far less than last year. The im-
ports of merchandise at the port of New York for the
eight months are stated as follows :
1850 1851 18.52
Dols. Dols. Dols.
Dry goods 48,217,908 49,440,808 42,874,175
General merchandise 41,938,111 49,249,650 44,687,232

Total 90,166,019 98,690,358 87,461,407
The exports for tho same period are returned as
under:

1860 1651 1862
Dol.. Dole. Dols.
Merchandise
Specie

Total 36,375,738 59,872,907 49,638,2 M

The transactions in the market for foreign ex-
change. were not very extensive to-day, and the
change in prices was not great. Short Paris was
done at 26.271 to 30, and three months paper was in
demand at 25.45 to 471. Amsterdam was not so
eagerly taken as of late, and closed rather dull at 12
to t 2.01. Hamburg was negotiated at 13.81 to 9, and
Frankfort at 120 b to 121. Of Italian places Genoa was
a shade lower at 25.571 to 60. Paper on Spain and
Portugal continued fiat. Austrian paper was con-
siderably lower, but did not maintain its price to the
close of the market, Vienna leaving off at 11.33 to
36, and Trieste at 11.34 to 38.

The market for silver remains firm, there being
still a demand for India, although so hop an
amount was shipped by tho Bentinek. There is very
little of this metal in the market, however, the sup-
plies by the West India packet being looked for.
Present quotations are thus reported by Meson.
Sharps and Wilkins—Bar gold, 775. X per oz.
standard; bar silver, without gold, ss. Old. per oz.;
ditto, containing gold gold above five grains in
the pound to be peid for
d), ss. Old. per oz.; Mexican
and South Americanoilers, 4s. load. per oz. ;
Spanish pillar dollars about 4s. 1 ltd. per oz.; fine
cake silver, be. sd. per oz.
In answer to some remarks of our Naples corre-
spondent, in his letter of the Bth, relative to a rail-
way concession just made, which will probably come
upon the London market, we have received a long
communication from one of the parties interested in
the concession. M. Albano, the writer, states that
the length of line to be completed in three years is
nearly 200 miles; that the caution money is to be
returned on the completion of 10 miles; that the
limitation of expenditure is not a harsh measure con-
dition imposed by the government, but has been
suggested by the conoeasionaire ; that there are not a
hundred miles of mountainous district to engineer ;
and that there is no requirement of 1 per cent. for a
sinking fund. The time for surve7 and the estimate
per mile allowed, M. Albano considers ample.

THIS DAY.
Two o'CLom.
Great quietude has prevailed in the English stock
market to-day, and there is no change in prices.
Consols remain quoted 100 to 1 for money and 100
to 1 for the 13th October. Exchequer Bills and
India Bonds also stand at former prices.
The foreign market is similarly quiet, and indeed
there is no movement in any department of the
Stock Exchange. Turkish scrip has fallen from 9/
to 91 prem. Spanish Bonds also show a little reac-
tion, but Grenadian 'Warred maintain the reaction of
yesterday afternoon. SpeniahOldThrees mark:SO/to 11
ditto New Deferred, 231 to a; Grenadian Deferred,
121 to k; Mexican, 261; Brazilian Old Fives, 104;
Austrian Old Five per Cents., 80.

TAX JOIIN RUSSELL AT

Lord Jobs Ewell was promoted in the court-house wi&
the freedom of the burgh of Stirling. The place of meet-
ing was crowded by the gentry of the town and neighbour-
hood, and the lady of the noble lord and three of his
ettildreu were preecat. In returning thanks, the Roble lord
I referred to the death of the Duke of 1 Vellingten, in eloquent
and eulogistic' term'.

COMMBRCIAL AND MARKETS
MARK-LANE-THIS D

The receipts of all descriptions of grain have been mode-
rate this week, and we are entirely without fresh arrivals of
foreign flour. The attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this
morning was limited, and although the transactions in
Wheat and Flour were not extensive, the trade was firm
and Monday's quotations were fully supported.
In Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas there was no alteration.
1111111411. Shilling, per 6ir.
W saat,Eatez it Kent red 37 to 29 . whlte,4l to 41 to 46 to 11
Norfolkaad Suffolk.— , 37 to 39 to 41... do. 41 to 13 to 41
Talavera (Ewa or Solfikk) 4l to 60
Cambridge& Lliasoin red to
037 to 43 white, 31t040 to 44
Ult. Dew — to ld, to
Boaute, feeding 35 to 27...d1eUlhog
Malting
Katy
Ones, Loglish, Seed lB to Pi l9 to NI
Ditto Palmate
Berwick a Ifeotak, feed 31 to 22 potato 24 to 19
DOR, hod.. ...... .. 17 to 18 to IV ..black ....... ..... l9 to 10
tto, potato 3l to 23
Fe" greyDi 30 to 32 „maple .
Woe 32 to 42.. Imperial 44 to 411
White 34 to 36. .boilera. 26 to 10
BEMIS. Manisa 211 to 10.. tick 30 toil.. old 24 tt. 313
/farrow 10 to 32 . 5ua1132t034...1.114 to la
Us" westpttag, pet bush.— to—new stator 3a to 6,.....ti1d to
Itarassan, new 4; to 14
Lumen Cant; per tboulaad Y7 to L:0 10
PAY44142/10, per cwt., red-- to —to --white... . —to— to
P• r sick of 180:oa.
Rosa, town rook, delivered 37 to 40.. are houethold .. 33 to 33
Norfolk and eadolk ta to 30 whites 36 to 31
FOREIGN. tibi'llnge per Qr.
Was" Dantde and Kordasherg 44 to 47.. ana .. .- ... - ,41t0 10
1.0.4411411111. 41 to 14 .Ilostoek 43 to 43 .. Motto 11 VI 44
=......--- is
37i : 4T. :1" "as .. 40 4-2 it: —44
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34 to 36. .0dea5a....... 3B to 10

Am to ••-•
BARLIT, biding 2l to 26 &stilling 26 to 911
Lorain —to LutLan Can 27 to 30
Oars,linsalan
Tonseranlan and Stralsund l7 to 2i
Brelliell and Dantsh
Friesland and WWI, feed l2 to 17
Ditto. brew.
BUNN tick
Small 3O to 32 .old
14290a21 24 to 24 Tummy l2 to 24
Ts" pry 30 to 30
White 32 to 34 ..boilers . .... ..... - 14 to 34
Tams, old to —...taw to -- large to
Lusanno, Baltic and Russian 4l to 44
4$ to 41
" --
- Ist°d•-..".. 42 to 46 . lienspseed . ...- 46 to 42
free °Mute. per t.„O, ZS 10 to St 1$