The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-15 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocw.

Business in the English stock market has not been
quite so brisk as it was yesterday, but the transac-
tions being chiefly for money, and nearly ull in tho
direction of purchases, prices have been steadily
maintained at the full rise of yesterday. The bar-
dains include another purchase, usual on transfer-
ays, on account of the Commissioners for the 14..flue-
tion of the National Debt.

Consols remain quoted as they left off yesterday
afternoon, at 971 to for money, and 97; to
for the account of the 13th of May. It any be ob-
served, however, that the general feeling of tho
market is at this moment at shade less firm. Trans-
action:, arc officially reported as follows : 'three per
Cent. Consols, 97Z, 1: ditto for acct., 97Z, ; Three
pee Cent. Reduced. 963, '! • New Three-and-a-Quarter
per Cents., 98!, 97Z. Long: Annuities, 1860, 7 5-10.
India Stock, 264.
Exchequer Bills arc steady, at yesterday's prices,
with more doing. Bargains have been concluded in
all sizes at 545. and 57a. prem.; and in India Bonds,
large and small, at 60s. and 635. prem.
The operations in the foreign stock market have
been numilv in connexion with the settlement of the
account. the chief change in value is a heavy fall
in Portuguese, consequent upon the intelligence,
received by electric tekgraph, of the breaking out of
an insurrection with a view to the demolition of the
Cabral cabinet, the insurgents being headed by a
man of great influence, in the person of the Duke
do Saldanha. The Four per Cents., which wcro
quoted yesterday 341 to 33, dropped!! at: once to
323, but hopes being entertained that the detailed ac-
counts will show the alffiir:to be less serious than was
at first supposed, the price has rallied to 34. Spanish
Actives rallied to 191 yesterday afternoon, but
this price is not maintained to-day. Mexican
Bonds are a shade steadier. The business list of the
morning is us follows: Buenos Ayres Six per Cents.,
5 11, 333, 55. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch, 591.
Mexican Bonds, 33; ditto for the account of the
30th of April, 331, Z. Peruvian Five per Cents.,
1819, 841. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted,
14411, 33 ; ditto Four per Cents., 321, 31 ditto
fur account, 331, 33. Russian Four-and -a-Half per
Cent. Small Bonds 99i. Spanish Active Five per
Cents., 181, 19; ditto Passive, 51 ; ditto Three per
Cents., 391.
The arrangement of the speculative accounts in
foreign stocks and railway shares, which has been in
progress to-day, has not been unattended with
ditficultv. One delimiter has been declared in tho
" house.," Mr. Richard. Williams, but the amount of
his "differences" will probably not prove large.
The non-arrival of the West Indian steamer now
excites some anxiety, and further insurances were
made yesterday at Lloyd's at the rate of 73 per cent.
After the amazing extension of the telegraph sys-
tem in the United States, an announcement in Hero-
poth's Journal will appear strange. It is there
stated that the old Electric Telegraph Company only
consists of 25 shareholders, and the lines held by the
railway companies are very insignificant.
The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent.
per annum yielded by the various securities cited at
the average of the pekes which ruled this day.
Where the asterisk (*) is prefixed it is to be under-
stood that the share rote of interest is less the in-
come tax. It will be seen that in every ease we take
the rate of interest last declared us the basis of our
calculation:

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New thee.ned../.4.lugger per (Ante— 96 N 3 6 34
Vann :,1...ek idle.:; per cent. per aan.) •:12 or 3 10 9
India Rod. (dm. to. per min. ler an.) 20:4 4 0 0
Isebeiner Bens inn. lid. p .1. day( We. Vi m. . 1 4 44
tweet %Vegeta. £ll6 eh. (dir. at the
Mt of 4 per cent. Per 0034 . B3 e 4 10 164
Lanceehirc OILY 1 orkshlre £lO6
Suck* ~die. at the lute of 2 per
coat. per ann.)
London and oath Weitu tn. St..ek
(die. at the run to 4 per et. per ann.) 88
London nee North Weetern•ten ek pi.n.
at the rote os t) ter cent, per nib). 113
Midland* Yuck (die. at the two it 24
per cent pet eon.)
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per 301. abate, equal to 3f. be. nd. per
o.llt. pa ilia.

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4 10 101

4 3 111
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LATEST FOREIGN EXCELANOES.

PARIS, Aram 14.
Munn. rpm.* I Meted I Lowftt

v. AmnnnL

57 41
93 0

5? 50 11 57 70 I 57 70 I 57 4S
03 .0 93 30 93 35 93

3 per Cents.
.5 Der Cin.
41 per Cents.
5 d.t. :Sew Load I
,I per C. no.. i .. - L
Exchange...l4 bailor : at Oght, 25 21 ; 80 Daps, 20 ___
GOgisa, 2, 1210
Do. 5, 1841
Do. 44
(o. 24
P.cdmost 5 pet 180 82 20 i !Link shares
1'.4 um, APRIL 14.—Versailles (right bard.), 170;
ditto pet balk), 170; Paris and Orleans, 837 tut Pads rill
Itsuen. 045; Marseilles. and Avignon, 207 sa; strasbours :aid Pals
150; Centre, 4.5; oeleana and Itolde,nx 40145; Norther., 170 25 ;
Pori. dud "Itraabnatg, 17375; Thar. and Nantes, 273 75 ; 310aterewn
aud Troyes, 88 73; Dieppe and Evertor, 1101 75; st. I:it raisin, 400.
MADRID, APRIL 9.—Three per Cents., ;51; after
Bolus, 35 11-16 cash, 352 11w:cr. Four per Cents., 131.
Five per Crate., 15}; after' llolsa, 151 cash, 15$ paper.
Coupons, 7$ ; after bolsa, 7$ cash, 7t paper. Passives.,
G 3-16 ; after Bolsx, 61 cash, 6$ paper. Bank of St.
1 Ferdinand, 100 cash. Exchange on London, 61.3.5.

MINCING-LANK—TIIIS DAY.
SI:GAIL—The public salts', consisting of 10,000 brags Mau-
ritius, 6,000 bags fkmgal, 2,000 l,a'l Nladrat, and 200 Mids.
West India, are progressing without spirit, at about pre-
vious rates. Relined steady, at last week's currency; fide
to tine grocery lumps, 48s. to :50s.
COFFE.E.—'IIc public sales are going off steadily of last
week's prices. floood ordinary Ceylon quoted Jinn, at 40a.
TEA.—A fair amount of business done, and 4:omtuo&
Conguu quoted a shade higher.
SALTVETLIK.—I,OOO bags offered, and all bought in; n
to 9:, 244. 6d. to 2(s.
I'istENTo.-500 bags sold freely in public sale, at full
prices.
Rum continues dull of sale.

CorroN remains inactive.
In uthtr articles no alteration; but markets generally
wear a heavy appearance.

SNIITIIFIELI) HAY NIAItKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Cooper awl Davis report the following quota-
tions : Prime Meadow Hay, 90s. to 955.; inferior ditto,
769. to ; Itowen, 50s. to 70s. ; Clover, old, SOs. to 1008.;
Straw, 265. to 30s.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market continues firm, at 40s. Gd., both on the spot
and for delivery in this month. The demand is entirely
speculative. Present quotations are :—Town Tallow, 38s. ;
Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 40s. Gd April, 401. 6d.; last
three months, 395. 9d.

TILE GOVERNMENT llAtt DECIDED ON MAKING
DEPTFORD AND PLYMOUTH THE. EMIGRATION DEPOTIL
The South-Western Railway Company °tiered to convey
emigrants and all their luggage from London to Southamp-
ton, and place the whole on board ship in Southampton
Ducks at 63. per head if government would make South-
ampton the depot, and enable the emigrants to avoid the
dangers and delay of that part of the channel voyage be-
tween the Thames and the Isle of Wight. A deputation,
consisting of Mr. Wilcox, M.P., Sir Alexander Cockburn,
Mr. Scott, M.P., the Mayor of Southampton, J. lt. &eb-
bing, Esq., President of the Southampton Chamber of Com-
merce, had an interview with Mr. Hawes, the Colonial Under-
Secretary, on Saturday, relative to the government selection of
the emigration depots. The whole of the correspondence
on the subject of the selection will be moved for in a few
days in the House of Commons. It is calculated that the
value of a depot to a town will average about 200,0001. per
annum, The emigration department is becording of great
magnitude. The fees of the government emigration agent
at Plymouth will, it is expecteds.stmostiO.VerY shortly to
2,0001. a year. g • •

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