The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-18 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING.
Bushiest in the English stock market to-day was
more restricted than for some days past, but prices
maintain their firmness, and no reduction in rates
was even for a moment submitted to. Consols re-
mained steady throughout the day at 991 to ex div.
for the 16th July. The government broker again in-
vested in Reduced Threes at 1001. The business list
comprises only the following:—Three per Cent.
Consols, for the opening, 99/. Three per Cent. Re-
duced, 1001, 1. New Tbrm-and-s Quarter per Cents.,
1021, 103. Long Annuities, 1880, 01. Bank
Stock, 2221, 2233.
The unfunded securities remain at former rates,
with little business doing. The March Exchequer
Bills aro quoted 745. to 775. prem.; do. June, 68s. to
71s. prem.; India Bonds, 86s. to 89s. prem.
The foreign department is only moderately active,
but the tendency of prices is favourable. Mexican
Bonds reached 251. Austrian Scrip was pushed up
to 31 prem. With only 000,000'. of this loan sub-
scribed for, as already stated by us, a great portion
of which is of course held in reserve by their con-,
nexions, it is clear the Messrs. Rothschild will not
have the slightest difficulty in keeping up the
price, should it suit their purpose to do so.
Indeed, the regulation of the quotation be-
en:nes purely • matter of private arrangement
between half-a-dozen of the parties interested.
When more of the scrip comes to be placed upon
the open market, the result will be different. Bar-
gains are marked as follows :—Austrian Five per
Ceut. Scrip, 31, 3, 3 prem. Austrian Five per.
Cents. Bonds, 813, 1„ 1. Brazilian Old Five per
Cents., nal. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 714, 77 ;
ditto for account, 30th June, 77. Dutch Two-and-
a-Half per Cents., 641 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs.,
951, 96- Granada Deferred Bonds, 10. Mexican
Old Five per Cents., 321; ditto New Three per
Cents., 253, 1. Peruvian Actives, 1043, 105 ;
ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 651, 643, 65.
Portuguese Converted Four per Cents., 38. Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1041, 103. Spanish
Old Three per Cents., 49/481; ditto New Deferred
Three per Cents., 211, 1, 1.
Tho unprecedented accumulation of gold in the
Bank of England is proceeding more rapidly than
ever. The return to be published next Saturday,
embracing the week ending the 12th inst., will show
an increase on the previous weekly statement of
348,000/., the amount of metallic treasure being thus
raised to 21,184,0001. We are further enabled to
announce that, since Saturday, there has been a fur-
ther increase of full 350,0001. In view of the large
arrivals of specie noticed by us during the last week,
which have not yet found their way into the Bank
vaults, this extraordinary increase will be regarded
with great interest. It would require some boldness
to state at what point the accumulation of the pre-,
dons metals may be expected to stop.
From Colonel Facie:, the Mexican financial agent,
we have received the subjoined memorandum rela-
tive to the progress of the conversion. It is satisfao-
tory as far as it goes, though not particularly expla-
natory :

UFA ICAN DEBT.
Old Five per Cent. Stock received for conversion up to
date and alreadteancelled
A, 23,946; B, 4,912 ; C, 7,402 ; D, 7,637. Total, 46,797.'
New Three per Cent. issued instead
A No. 1 to 23,916
B No. I to 7,912
C No. 1 to 7,402
D No. Ito 7,637
A similar notice of the state of the conversion was for-
warded to the newspapers on the 3rd of May ult.
Mexican Financial Agssey, June 17, 1862.
Shares in the r.ew Madras Railway Company
were to-day quoted to prem., with every proba-
bility of ultimately going to a high premium, the
guarantee of 4i per cent. by the Bast India Com-
pany being considered of great importance.
Amongst the miscellaneous transactions in the
"house"- to-day : Peninsular and Oriental Steam'
shares were dealt in at 84} to 85 ex div., and'
Royal Mail Steam at, 77#. General Steam Naviga-
tion, 50; ; Commercial Bank of London, 141, 16;
London and Westminster, 304.
From Dundee we are advised of the suspension of
Megan'. William Ferguson and Sons, a firm engaged
in the flax trade, with liabilities to the amount of
20,0001.

A good deal of business hes again been done this
week in preferable American Stocks and prices ere
firm. Maryland Bonds have risen 1 per cent., and
the Federal Stocks are in demand, especially the
inscribed stock of 1867-68, which at the present
price is much in favour with permanent investors.
Montreal City Bonds are also inquired for. The
latest quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D.
Bell, Son, and Co.: _ _ _

Itedamalde. Dlalaeada Prism
Undid Rata 6 pat Ct. 134 a. 1643 ha. and Jul, 103 103
Do. 6or Ct.
Diu per Ca. MO. 1167.111101 Jan. sad July 10%1
DOB 6 per Oita . lett J. sad July 1004 1014 z.
)Isw Turk Mete 6 pa; *CO 1636400 Quarterly 113 96
0411=pat Ct.
0•61 . 1470.1676 Jaa. awl July 104 103 it. 4.
6perCt..l3ten
1643 ill
and
108
Spit QM. leads 1464 ha. and Jaly 911 94
KeOnay per Oist. ISO Jo. sad July Oa 97) d.
INamete 4or 1119, Jos. 900 Jal4 97 z. 0.
CONY 11 par Ct. Bob .„ 11174 Feb. sad Augy 93.
134 11
Bean CIO 6 per Onts 16364841 4pril_,aed 94 93
16aatzeal City 6 per Ceuta 16374866 AW..tit. 46 $7

In American Railway Stocks business has been
I scarcely so active as of late, but prices are main-
, !aimed, and Philadelphia and Reading Bonds are
Improving. Subjoined are the prices of the leading
descriptions :
_ .

aad Reading
per Ct. Mort
gage Roads le.. ha. sad July aSI L.
Nowliark mod iris llowni

Ditso Fair imortpie 11366-1064 Key sad Nov. 103 107
sem pee oat. tad
maims l4Bl Mar. bad Boot 48 NI
Ditto &ma perCesta..Ccet-
vertlble
Nkibreu 014481 6101 per
Ct. Cosverelbiel. lB6O Amil esolOet. 97 97}
09930entral9evenperets. 1861 Feb. sad Aug. 90
- - -

The traffic returns for the last week on the under-
mentioned English lines of railway, as made np to
this day, are as follows:
1362. 1851. 850.
Lambs sad NortbWesternaff46,764 .. £58,355 ..L45,321
Lesseshfse and Yorkshire 17,787 .. 21,707 .. 13,5711
Lemisasmillswth Western 11,928 ~ 16,316 12,603
Loudon sad Brighton 9,232 .. 11,640 .. 10,614
Great Western
Midland
South Eastern
York and North Midland
York, Newcastle, & Berwick 12,804 ~ 14,320 .. 12,893
Shrewsbury and Cheater 1,738 1,887 .. 1,898
Great Northern 11,469 .. 12,220 .. 3,314
North Staffordshire 6,483 .. 6,432 .. 4,631
Manchester, Buxton, and
Matlock.
Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire
Chester and Holyhead
Shropshire Union B5B . 664 .. 498
Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,198 ~ 18,640 .. 16,087
East Anglian 877 .. 614 .. 780
Birkenhead, and Cheshire
Junction
Exeter and Creditor
Bristol and Exeter
Leads Northern 1,176 1,110 920
Liverpool,Croeby, and South-
.. 209
Botrnt , Blackburn, and 660 346 .. 1
West Yorkshire
ManthesteroltSouthJunction 836 .. 1,242 444
Kendal and Windermere 212 .. 237 .. -
Oxford, Worcester, and Wol-
verhampton
Shrewsbury andßirmingham 877 .. 888 .. 674

The aggregate results presented by these returns
(taking only the corresponding lines), are as fol-
lows :
Aggregate Number of Average
amount miles open. receipt per
received. mile.
18.52 .. £216,997 4,215! £5l 9 5
1851 .. 251,778 .... 4,138 .... 60 16 10
1850 .. 199,023 .... 3,8961 .... 451 1 6
The comparison this week is completely over-
thrown owing to the corresponding week of last year
embracing the extra traffic of the Inihrun holidays,

PARIS, Jome 17. I For
Molloj.

For Aooottut.

',Toning 113ffiert. Lowest Closing.
3or Oasts.
44 per Oeata DA 45 100 05 100 63 100 GO 100 66
4 per Cent..
per Cents
3 per Cents. New Loon ...
on London : • talglit., 57 90 day....R3 374
Maletaa,rl=ls4o 101 Kenny Naples to lO3 75 Mossy.
po. 46
Ds. . •
Masaip..oi 97 SS— Treasury Book 3
DM 5,105 t
FARM, JUNI 17.—St. Germain 905; Paris and Orleans.
tette; Paris and Routs, 610; Rosen ind Havre. 325 75; Marseilles
sae 3/3; Stresboors and Bale. D 875; Centre. 617 50;
eeinell lad Bordeaux, 637 60; Northers, 615; Ports and +mellows,
&IT II; Parks and Lyons, 645 73; Tours sad Nantes. MIS; Monte-
Isla! led Troyes. 151 33; Dieppe and Foramp, 248 15 ; Paris and
Iltiams, 92 50; Rendes= mai T 1044140.
MADRID, JUNE 12.—Three per Cents. Consols, 464 ;
after Bolas, 461. Three per Cents. Deferred, 221;
after Boise, 221. Debt (Ist class), 91; after Bolas,
91.; (2nd class), 51; after Bohm, 5 7-16 Bank
of St. Ferdinand, 105 p. Exchange on London, 50c.
BERLLN, JUNE 15.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New
Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto
(1852), 103; National Debt, 91; • Commercial Ma-
ntle Society's Premium, 1241; Belk Shares, 103.

MINCINO-LANE.—TEID3 DAY.
SLVAZ.—The public sales are going off heavily to-day ;
the result of the week shows but a limited extent of bud-
ow done, and except in good refining qualities prices have
been with difficulty supported. The refined market clime
with a dull appearance, but general quotations are not
mitered ; grocery lumps, 48s. to 80s.
Comas.—Plantation Ceylon and Jamaica have sold with-
out spirit in public sale at last week's currency. Good or-
dinary native Ceylon quoted 445. to 444.6 d., but the demand
at 441. has been very limited.
TZA.—The public sake, consisting of 13,000 packages,
went off steadily. and a large quantity, say one half greens,
with the exception of Gunpowders, at full prices. Common
Congou, Bd.Lmiddling to good at full prices.
Srteze.—The public sales have not been large; prices are
supported.
Corrox.—A fair business has been done during the week,
without altering general quotations.
SALT RRRRR article continues dull of sale • fine
quality, refraction 11, sold in public sale at 295. to 29e: fid.,
which were high prices.
Rtes.—This article has been steady, with a small amount
of business done.
Rvx remains quoted the same as last week ; but there
has not been any _activity in the market.
Isintoo.-16,600 chests are now deemed for the next
quarterly sale.
COCHIMIAL has become dull of sale, and prices are rather
lower.

yr.—A fair amount of business continuos to be done
in Currants, at full prices; Valencia Raisins in 'good de-
mand. For other descriptions of Fruit them is no altera-
tion.

1 In other articles no material alteration. There has been
lees business dons this Week than for some time past.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is line, and importers still demand higher
prices on the spot. Spoonlotion km bean aotim at tho fol-
lowing quotations : Town Tallow, 375. nett cash ; Peters-
burg Y .C. on the spot, 395. ; Ottawa to December, 38s. 9d. ;
January to Man:h (1863), Xs. 3d.