The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-17 00:00:00

VOREION

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Z. ;``Dots. Abolish Boultsgee 404 Armes. 10 11
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20 20 Centrs' France (Vierawai 13
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5 5 IGraat ladtam 0
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10 74 Do. do. New ... 1 S
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20 16 SCilatra of Irmo . Is IS.
20 9 Odesaa.ad Bogdan. ... 4 41 din a.
20 2./ ham and OrleasB .. 31 as
10 30 Perlssed Boxy. V 22
20 16 !WY sod Stntabowsi ... 56+ tla
30 Roar asd Havre
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20 II Tours sod Nenta. 94 9 di.
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[THREEPENCE.

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Twe o'Ctoes.
The Consol market is still influenced by the settle-
ment of the account, which is to-day brouFht to a
liquidation. The operations connected with this
event led to a decline of 4. soon after the
opening of business, which, however, temporarily dis-
appeared upon the appearance of the government
broker as a purchaser, and which has been repeatedly
recovered and lost in the course of the morning.
The money business in this stock has in the aggre-
gate been to a rather considerable amount, and larger
than usual at the settling period, whilst for the new
account of the 12th of August there is scarcely the
,least disposition to operate.
Consols are at present quoted 964 to 1 for money, •
and 961 to 4 for August. The official statement of
transactions includes : Three per Cent. Consols. 964,
§ ; ditto for account, 96Z ; Three per Cent.
Reduced, 971, 1 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents.,
98;1, # ; Bank Stock, 2141, 213 ; India Stock, 262,
2631.
Exchequer Bills remain at their late quotation of
495. and 525. prem. India Bonds, under 1,000/.,
mark 635. prem.
In the foreign stock market business is not exten-
sive, but as parcels of the dividend paying stocks
continue to be absorbed to meet the demand for re-
munerative investment, the prices of these descrip-
tions are well supported. Some of the spe-
culative bonds, on the other hand, have been
a trifle flatter, owing to the absence of
movement in them. Spanish Actives are marked
as low as 21. Sardinian Scrip now experiences a
reaction, after the marked rise lately noticed. The
business list of the morning is as follows:—Belgian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; ditto Five per
Cents., 1024. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 771.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591 ; ditto
Four per Cent. Certificates, 92Z, LI. Russian Four-aad-
a-Half per Cents., 1002, i. Sardinian Scrip, 1,
die. Spanish Active Five per Cents , 21; ditto for
account, 31st inst., 211; ditto Passive. 0; ditto
Three per Cents., 381. Venezuela Two-and-a-Quarter
per Cents., for account, 32.
The railway traffic returns for the last week, now
in course of publication, prove, as we anticipated,
very favourable. The London and North-Western
still shows the largest augmentation, the amount
being 63,463!. against 50,575/. in the correspond-
ing week of last year—increase 12,8881. The
Great Western return is 26,792/., against only
18,2161. in 1850—increase, 8,576:.; the Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 17,3981., against 17.013'.—increaso,
3851.; the London and South-Western, 17,1331.,
against 13,3251.—increase, 3,808/. ; the York and
North Midland, 7,967!., against 8,502/. —decrease,
535/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire,
7,318/., against 6,36 a—increase, 958 t.; the Bris-
tol and Exeter, 5,2271., against s,llll.—increase,
1111.; the Shrewsbury and Chester, 1,808!. against
1,518/.—increase, 290'.; the Great Northern, 13,2161.
against 3,l23l.—increase, 10,993!. ; the North Staf-
fordshire, 3,207/. against s,o79—increase, 1281. '1 ho
Midland continues to be the chief exception, the
traffic this week being about 2,490/. less than last
year.
The Consol account, to be brought to a liqui-
dation to-day, opened on the 10th ult. with
the price for the 17th July quoted at 98 to 4, with
div. The daily fluctuations of prices since, as
between the highest and lowest rated, both for money
and time, are subjoined. The highest time price
during the period embraced in the account being
971, and the lowest 961, both ex div., the extreme
fluctuation is shown to be per cent.

1 I
Comole for IConalle for Acct.
Date. Moon. July 17.
f
;Highest Lowed. 1 Ilighere.llMPOSt.
Jose 14 wltA .1.. 99 I/7i 961 94
~ 94; 97 9, 961
U P. ssi 99 I 99 945
ex. diva ez. Qv.
12.......
1t."... " Si 96 i 97 96'
V. 97 97 97 964
11 .....
IS..
19 .... ....... .... abut.
SO »„.— —. 96 96
II I 96. 961
n _
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1t....... —..........
25 ..„ — lit 966
211...... ...... . .......
27....... ................„ I -- 197 964
se — 11 975
10
97 97
3........ ...
:77! 977
4
2 — 975 97
T....-. ........ es. di 975 961 or 961
a . 97 96 1141 96'
II- // 97 96 97 94
91 96 97 961
11 .. 975 96 971 97
12. .......
14 " 975 97 57 97
II ...... /. 67 9. 97 96
16 „,„ 17 9-.; 67 Pt
City Navigation Bonds, bearing 31 per cent inte-
rest, are this week quoted' 6; Upper Canada Siz per
Cent. Bonds, 103.
At the half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of
the London and Westminster Bank held yesterday, a
dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum was
declared, leaving 12,0:11. to be added to the surplus
fund, which now amounts to 112,1581.
The market for bank shares remains very quiet.
The sales of the last week are restricted to, Austra-
' lasia (401. paid), 311; Commercial of London (201.
paid), 261; South Australia (35!. paid), 36. i
Dock shams are unchanged n value. Commer-
cial are quoted, 84 ; East and West India, 1411, ex
div.• London, 112, ez div.; St. Katharine, 77;
Southampton, 17.
In steamboat shares, Royal Mail Steam ale the
only description attracting attention. They are
quoted 761, 76, 73, and 731 ; Peninsular and Oriental,
691 ex div.
Prices of insurance shares are well maintained,
but there is very little movement in this market.
Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the
official list—viz.: Assam Tea Company, 8 ; Austra-
lian Agricultural, 15 ; Australian Trust, 20; Anglo-
Mexican Mint, 23; Canada Company, 47, 48, 49;
, ditto Five per Cent. Bonds, 93; ; Hudson's Bay
Stock, 205; Price's Patent Candle Company, 22 1 ;
South Australian, 241 • Van Diemen's Land, 1.
The dividend declared on Tucsdayat the meeting of
the Cobre Copper Company was 41. per share, and
the report and accounts were adopted as satisfactory.
The mines continue to produce largely, and • sur-
plus of 10,0001. remains to be carried over to the next
half-year.
EN01.1611 PUNDIL-Tnta NI.
Rank Steck, 21413 ' Loa; Au:make...7f
3 per Ct. Itectoeed, VTO i I lone stork. -
3 per etConsuls. 96. X JAW Ruud,. -
ii per et. Canoes, (45 4 Esetiopaer 19114.1.11001.,50, to 53%
Cassia for Acct.,
ICHLEION lIINDO.
41 per et. Belgian, 924 5 parr el. Mealosn. 31 I re die
5 per Ct. ItrasilLeu, Si A/ pet Ct. Peru.lsin. ID 90
Du. New. 97 V 11Pitto Wei rot. 43 4
6peret. Heves. Ayre% A 6 5 per CC. rum/guru, 05 7 ex die
' 6 per (1. (-Ida., 103 5 5 per rt. Ruolon, 11211
' 3 pea Ct. Chlllen, - 41 per l.Rurekto 1.16 I
3 per et. Dania. 76 7 .7 per CC ,pooh. Aetixe. 21 4
St per el. Dutch. 510 j 1 3 ptt:r el Strau6h, 36/ 4
4 pce Ct. Dutch. 92 6
2; pee Ct. 4;XL. 32 4
Equador, 35 i
1 per et Grenade. 16 17 Do Defereed.l2l3

TUE NET PRODCCE OF TIIE REVENUE OF IRE.-
LAND paid into the Exchequer in the year muted 6th Janu-
ary, Itlsl, was 4,091,613'., viz., customs, 1,82J,2891., excise,
1,312,1221., stamps, 462,6911. ; miscellaneous, 492,5491.
The net income of the country (including a balance remain-
io.g in the Exchequer at the commencement of the year of
1,026,0991.) was 5,121,6431., and the expenditure 4,499,751/.
leaving a balance in the Exchequer of 6210.111. The excise
collections at the port of Dublin in 1850, amounted to
326,2911., and the duties of customs to 874.9481.
EMIGRATION TO NEW YORK.—During January
the arrivals were 14,709, against 13,164 in 1850; February,
8,170, against 3,206; March, 16,05.5, against 6,669;
27,779, against 14,627 ; May, 38,838, against 42,846; June,
9 03' 41
4,4 Lei
d, against
n;lGermany,Bo . 1 OA, 76
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ttutuo3; nwg ind number,1 8 6301
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701
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Scotland,33l
7,9w7 againstre
9,50 r
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Wales, 401.