The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-26 00:00:00

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14 Worthen or Maio— ... 141 141
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CUMBERLAND HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Superior old Meadow Hay, 31. 16e. to 41. ; inferior ditto,
and new' 31. to 31. 15e. ; superior old Clover, 41. 4s. to
41. 1024 inferior ditto, and Bowen, 31. 10e. to 41. 4a. ;
Straw, 11. Ss. to IL les.

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Kamm Pattenden end &math report that the wind la
well aupplied with the
.naw growth, which are selling
_freely
at the following prime . Mid and Beat Kenta,Bl. to 121. 124.;
Weald ditto, 111.10 a. to BJ. ; Beam, 6A to 71.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT.

The market remains quite unchanged, with quotations so
before. Town Tallow u quoted 38e. 68.; Petersburg T.C.,
andea t_h! stasi, len i 3aal thrte months, 395.; liavary
Manly 40i.

MUNE Y MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ceoes.
The English stock market has been very quiet to-
day, with little business offering beyond the usual
investments for the sinking fund, being the con-
cluding purchase of the week on this account. The
effect of the sudden stimulus imparted to the mar-
ket two days ago, resulting in the, to many persons,
unexpected rise of Consols to 961, has quite died
away; and in the absence of active business prices
are unable to support themselves, the more especi-
ally as a few time sellers have come forward.
Consols opened 96: to 1 fur money, and 961 for
account, and arc now quoted 1. lower than they left
off yesterday, at 961 to and 96: to 1, respectively.
The investments of the government brokers have been
more varied than usual to-day, comprising Consols,
at 961 and 1, and the Three per Cent. Annuities of
1726, at 96. The following is to-day's full business
report :—Three per Cent. Consols, 96!,, 1, ; ditto
for account, 961, ;, ; Three per Cent. Annuities, 1726,
96; India Stock, 2611.
The market for the floating debt remains quiet,
with a few sales of India Bonds offering. Exchequer
Bills of all classes have been dealt in this morning
at 435. and 465. prem., and India Bonds, large and
small, at 475. prem.
Only a few isolated transactions have occurred in
the foreign investments, this market at present
attracting scarcely the least attention. The arrange-
ments requisite for the adjustment of the account of
Tuesday will begin to engage attention to-morrow,
but, except in one or two descriptions, they
will be very easily effected, the general course of
business in this market during the fortnight having
been of the most ordinary character. The bargains
of the morning arc limited to :—Dutch Four per
Cent. Certifs., at 92:. Peruvian Deferred, 41. Sar-
dinian Five per Cents., 62k; ditto Scrip, 21 dis.
Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account 30th
Sept., aq.
In the market for foreign exchange to-day the
prices negociated were as rollows:

Time. Prices negotiated.
Prom To
Amsterdam per R Short Ild. 19 stv. ... Ilft. 19Iktv.
Ditto
Rotterdam
Rarnbutg and Alta() „ limp. lOisckl. 13mct. 11 tab.
Frankfort-on-the-Maine„ ,, 12001. Okr. .... l-1,111.
Vienna
Triette
Antwerp
Brumels
()beat osfr. 42,c. .. 25fr. 47,c
Parts , Short 251r:20c. ... 25fr. 25c.
Ditto „ 3 Months2lfr. 40c. .„ 251 r. 4w.

—. ..
Ilarze ..." " „ 251 r. 10c. ... 25fr. 49c.
Borden:. , 2.51 r. 40e. ... 251 r. 450,
Lyom
Mee " ~ 531 r. 40e. ... 251 r. 45e.
VIP IP 25fr. Pk. ... 25fr. 45e.
Oenali
Leghorn
Naples per ducat „ 444 pence ... 401 pence
Palermo per ounce „ 1204 pence ... 1201 pence
blesalna
Madrid per SOB= ~ 494 pence ... 50 pence
Cadiz „ 504 pence ... PI peLca
Gibraltar „ „ 191 pence ..491 pence
SeSeville
Barcolona. „ „ 494 pence ... 191 pence
Bilbao' „ „ 491 pence ... 19 pence
Malaga „ . „ 491 peace ... 49 pence
Lisboa per milrei 33 pence .. 53/ pence
R. Petersham ... per ruble „ 36 pence . . 37 pence
Liverpool letters mention another failure, arising
from corn and cotton speculations. The amount of
the liabilities is not stated, but is believed to be
considerable. Failures in the flax line at Dundee are
likewise announced.

The lost quotation of United States Six per Cents.
Bonds at Hamburg is 108 to i ; ditto Six per Cent.
in Hope's Certificates, 106 • Massachusetts Five per
Cent. sterling, 1021, to :1; Maryland Five pl. Cent.,
85t. At Amsterdam Hope's Louisiana Five per
, Cent. are quoted 08!.
1 The traffic returns for the last week on the under-
mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to
this day, are as follows:
.....

- -
1851. 18.50.
London and North Western £61,048 .... £47,279
Midland
Lancashire and Yorkshire 18,329 .... 16,8.34
London and South Western 17,469 .... 12,231
London and Brighton
Great Western
South Eastern
York and North Midland
Exet. r and Creditors
Bristol and Exeter
York, Newcastle, and Berwick 14,316 ....
Shrewsbury and I.:hotter l,BlO ....
Shrewsbury and Birmingham 6,4 ....
Great Northern 12,487 ..
Shropshire Union 728 ...
Leeds Northern 1,502 ....
North Staffordshire
Manchester, Buxton, Matlock,
and Midlands Junction
Chester and 11 .Iyhead ' 4,445 ....
Manchester, South Junction,
and Altrincham BlO ....
East Anglian
Liverpool, Crosby, and South-

Pori
Eastern Counties and Norfolk 16,443 ....
Birkenhead, Lancashire, and
Cheshire Junction

4,678
14,445
1,685
679
6,602
62.5
1,308
5,003

203
3,427

223
13,8b9

1,180

Total £260,486 £214,711
The total receipts upon the corresponding lines
being 260,3751. this week, against 214,7111. in tho
corresponding week of last year, the increase is
shown to be 45,6641., or 21 per cent. The number
of miles open in 1851 was 4,1271, and is 1850,
3,995,1, being an increase of 1311 miles, or 31 per
cent. The aggregate average return per mile per
week was, in 1851, 631. ls. Bd., and in 1850,
631. 14s. Bd., so that the balance remains in favour
of the present year to the extent of 01. 7e. per mile
per week, a result which is the more gratifying,
considering the advanced period of the season. The
traffic at this period last year, and with which the
present returus are contrasted, it must not be for-
gotten, was considered to keep up very well. The
increase in the chief lines shown by our analysis of
the mileage return is very marked, amounting in the
London and North Western to no less than 231. per
mile, in the London and South Western to 211. 10s.,
and in the Great Western to 181. 10s., whilst most of
the other great lines are also very good. During the
week under review, the receipts of the Midland and
Great Western have been favourably affected by the
great annual hop, cheese, and cattle fair at
Worcester; those of the South Eastern and
Brighton, by the great cattle fair at Reigate
and of the London and South Western by Staines
fair. Several other large cattle fairs are coming on
in the western and southern counties. The Dover
regatta must also have swelled the " take " of tho
South Eastern. The Doncaster race traffic will not
be apparent in tho receipts of the Great Northern
till next week.
The Thomas Arbuthnot was advised yesterday
as having arrived off Beachy Head. This vessel
brings over about 4,0001. worth of Australian gold,
some of it being in large lumps, and her
arrival is looked for with much interest.
As a proof of the intense excitement that per-
vaded all classes at Sydney it may be mentioned
that a largo portion of the crew swam away from the
vessel in Sydney harbour to try. their fortunes at tho
diggings, alter all due precautions had been taken
roarvent any surreptitious use being made of the
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(ord.**. 961

I D&—Tzts DST.
Long doraulUee.—
Indio 84.ek, 221 2
Ihtio 1i0n.1L1,0001..476. Nem
Exchequer 111118.4.01104.41.416.2

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THE Faurr CROPB.—The crops of wall fruit have
generally failed this season, it is supposed from the early
btoasom being exposed to blight. Mr. Ewing, of Bodorgan.
has for some time had under contemplation the introduction
of glass walls, by which this inconvenience may hereafter
be saved. Glass being so cheap, and our climate so USW-
ISIS, there can be little doubt that the project will be *aka ..
airily encouraged.—North Wales Chronicle.