The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-01 00:00:00

MOREY MARKET.-THIS DAT.

Two o'CLocz.

The fonds are rather dull, owing to the advance
is the rata of disease; bat prices are fairly sap. i
ported. Camels are quoted 961 to 1, both for noon
aid the 7th August. The Three per Cants. Er
dosed have been dealt in at 951 to 96; the
New Three per Cents. at 96f to $; Bank Stock
918 j; Exchequer Bills at 14e. to 18.. prem.; Ex.
chequer Bonds at 1001; and India Bonds at 19s. to
22a. prem.
Turkish Six per Cents. are again better, being
marked 1041 to 104 f. The Guaranteed our per
Cents. have been dealt in at 104 f, 1, and 1 ex di,.
for the 16th August, showing also a alight improve-
ment. Spanish Bonds are arm, and other deserip•
tiara very quiet. Spanish Old Three per Cents.
are fly marked 441 and 46 ; ditto Deferred,
for the 16th of Angara, 241 ; Dutch Tworard.a.
Half per Csata, 651; (exch., 12 1); ditto Four per
Cents. Cratifs, 971.
The exchange at New York on London is weaker,
and the amount of spode brought over by the Baltic
is only 468,291 dollars, or about 91,6001. The whole
of this goes to the Continent. It appears that some
of the continental buyers now parch.. gold directly
in the United States, and thus succeed in saving •
portion of the charges.
It la asoertained that the shipments at specie and
bullion to India and China by the steamer of the
4th August will exceed 600,0001.
The edriOse from Paris report a better market for
French railway brads, and express a hops that
English capital will gradually flow in considerable
quantities into the beet description of these imager
ties, many of which are considered cheap. Investors,
however, must not overlook the on which hair
chiefly contributed to depress the market. This cense
consists in the frequency and magnitude of the new
Woes of bonds by several of the leading companies.
The directors of the Manchester, Sheffield, and
Ltoooloshire Railway are inviting applications for an
isette of new 4 par cent. guaranteed debenture stock.
The total amount aulhorisedtobe raised is 2,370,0001.,
he 101. shares. The sampan's shareholders have a
price right la the first Instance, and the residue is
oared to the public. The mosey is to be applied to
the extinction of a coneepoading amount of deben-
ture bowie now existing. Debenture holders may
apply for the emersion of their debentures out of
any aniessed patina of the stock. The dire:Aces
have fixed the deposit at the unusually low *meant
of la. per shun. In explanation of this arrangement
they observe that this payment will "entitle the
party to the option of taldag up the shares allotted
to him on the 16th Drawler, 1866, when the first
call of 11. blooms dee."

A all of 21. 10e. is to be paid on the shares of the
Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company by the
Ist September, and a second call of 21.10 e. by the let
November. This company advertises the half-yearly
interest falling due on Buffalo, Braatford, and f3ode-
rich Railway Bonds, which it has adopted.
The Great Northern Railway Company's station
at Hopmeollowatt to-day.
y (sear the Oopeahagen Cattle Market)
wee
The half -yearly meeting of this Loudon and North
Wallas Railway Company is called for the 16th of
tztthat of the Loudon and Blackwall Railway
y for the 12th of August, and that of the
Newry mad Renhkillsis Railway Company for the
26th et Awns. The meeting of this lest-nereed
eemplay will be made special, to consider a proposal
dr coining the seminal capit,l of the company,
he leasing the Wierenpoint Railway, and for ex-
Wading the
_Rae hem tah to Armagh.
The isMarbe tissethip are also newly snuounced.
vis,:--Gaasaal Lead Drainage and Improvement
=ngsLar the 16th August General lion Screw
paay for the lith Asps' ; Norfolk Estuary
a y* for the 21st Aug.
ltstalf-yearly Interest at the rate of 4 per cent.
=um is advertised as the shares of the Lake
os and Basle Railway.
Relative to the market he Auseissa securities,
Mears. D. Bell, Sea. emloe. observe se fellows

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Daring the the teeemelleas slate mesas have set
how Large, tat a geed bedews has bees hese vatlzoad
=awe of the Wads Chattel Lae deliskag nest at.
The sham of this oesepeay base also ben is good
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meeelest Tae esem4ll semplefss Pm Test elms
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et lie elsb see mere Ikeety omit therme MOM
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make Me derbisel jeet ebeet to esbe Lief, Mei Is es.
peed le be Me wow era 4 prise/, eel the Wee Is es Ma Aid.
eseljeelleld el 6 pc met.
is a summary of a list drawn up by
Mr.a T= of the Jerusalem CoSswhouse, **staining
palmier, of the veesrls which am preparing to
eater outwards for Australia during the month of
August :
Fos of Verse. Sup.
Ta Ylelmia
. New South Wales.-- 11 12,964
„ swept Amu.— ...... .„ 4 ...... 11,114
, laaametea-- --- ICS
~. ANNA* 3.614
. Nee Zembarl ...... 1.174
Weems Meettella

Teat
The corresponding statement for the previous
nianth (Icily) included 68 vane* representing
MA4 toes ; that for June, 67 vessel', or
ATM toes; for May, 48 vessels. or 31,139
tens ; for April, 60 vessels, or 38,861 tons ;
Ist March, 48 veinal', or 36,224 tons; for
February, 37 vane* or 28,737 tons; for Ja-
nuary, 42 vessels, or 17,470 tool ; for December,
(1866), 36 vessels, or 94,784 tons; for November,
37 vessel', or 28,948 tons; for October, 68 vessels, or
44,189 tons; and for September, 82 vessels, or

tons.
Tb. Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th of
August for the conveyance, from the river Thema,
of 2 officers sod 51 men of the 11th Foot to Sydney
(New South Wales), and 8 alone and 89 men of the
68th Foot and ordnance stores (ball ammunition,
aftio to Auckland, Now Zealand.
The East India Company will receive tenders on
the 6th of August for the oonveysnoe of stores from
Ragland to Calcutta and Bombay.

TIDUDAY EMILIO.

A rather decided change hue come over the money
market. In the Stock Exchange to-day messy wu
obtainable at 4 to 41 per cent. on government
securities; bat the discount market:was somewhat
rutted, the general demand tor accommodation

being unusually heavy. The Lombard-street discount
houses now readily allow $ per cent. for money on
call, nbjeot to immediate withdrawal, at the pleasure
of the depositor. They also decline to discount even
first class paper below 41 par cent., their surrent terms
today being 41 to 41 percent. In consequence of this
sudden pressure, there were numerous applications at
the Bank, in addition to those made daring the last
two days. This influx of custom at the Bank of course
preclodes the idea of any reduction of its minimum
rate of 41 per cent. As the Board of Trade returns
prove, the trade of the country is increasing in
activity, and a vest amount of mosey is upon the
point of being abeorb'd in the provinces in payment
for harvest work. Meanwhile no relief is derived
from the supplies of gold received from Australia
and California, as these are at once purchased for the
Continent. The belief is thus gaining ground in
many quarters that the value of money has reached
its lowest point for some time to come.
The funds today were, on the whole, a little
firmer. The entire variation did not exceed / per
cent., and the closing quotations were about 1-16 per
cent. better than those of 'warder.
The forthcoming return of the Bank of England is
not expected to present any unfavourable features.
Console, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1,
for the 7th August, stood during the greater part of
the day at 961 to 1, and left off at exactly 961. For
money the closing quotation was 951. The official
business report is as follows :—Three par Cent.
Como* for money, 961, 1; ditto, for snout, 7th