The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-30 00:00:00

Ditio-

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.
Two o'Crocx.
The English stock market has not undergone any
essential change sinoe last week, the confidence of
dealers in the firmness of prices being unabated,
but a little reaction, which was naturally to be
looked for after the recent marked rise is
observable, and prices have receded The trans-
actions have been upon a moderate scale. II
continues easy, and with the resumption of rattlleslltbs
tomorrow by the government broker, quotations
will probably resume their upward tendency.
Consols have receded from 97,1 to-, at which they
opened, to 97 to k ex div., for the 17th July. The
official list of business embraces :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for the opening, 971, 1; Three per Cent.
Reduced, 971, 1; New Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents., 981, 2, ; Long Annuities, 1880, 71;
ditto 30 years, 1869, 7 3-16. Bank Stock, 213 i.
The unfunded securities continue firm, and Exche-
quer Bills meet with a fair share of business. All
classes of bills have been dealt in at 451. to 48s.
prem., whilst India Bonds, 1,0001., mark 58s. prem.
The foreign stock market is again very quiet, ar
the only change in price is an improvement in S
nish, the Active Bonds having
Portuguese stooks are firm. ThrUin of swivel Am.
gains comprises lira:Man Old Five per Cents.., atio It •
Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93j. Dutch )
Four per Cent. Certificates, 911, I-' ditto for account
16th July, 92. Peruvian Deferred, 421. portu- 1'
ginwe Four per Cents., 341. Spanish Activ,e Five per
Cents., 211; ditto for account, 214, 21, 1 ; ditto Usti- F.
posts, 81 I ; ditto Passive, N.
Specie to the amount of nearly a qu' srter of a mil-
lion sterling has just reached Liver 0001, from New I
York ; and further considerable sh Ipments to this
side are noticed, both by steamer a ad sailing Tend..

,S.►TURDAY TOSSING. •
We have received asericsofw immunicationsfrom the
committee of Mexican boo dholders regarding the
way in which silver is smiiggled from the Mexican
ports, so as to cause a constant injury to the English
creditors, whose claims arc in part secured by the •
duties on that metal. According to a memorial ad-
dressed by the Board of Public Credit in Mexico to
the chairman of the bondholders, the fault lies
entirely with the British vessels on the station, and
the object of the authorities is to urge upon the
bondholders that they should do all in their power
to induce the English government " to take some
decisive step to prevent the commwaders of her •
Majesty's ships from continuing to protect a traffic
so degrading to their rank and the spirit of their
service."
The discount market remains as last reported.
Money is easy, and there has been no extraneous de-
mand this account for Stock Exchange purposes.
In the course of next week a large mass of small
bills from provincial dealers fall due, but this cir-
cumstance, at the present period, excites little atten-
tion.
The amount of the railway calls due in July is as
follows :

Amount per share.
Due Already Number
Dan DI JULY, MI. Date. Paid. Called. of Sharer.
Greet Southern and Wm-
tern, Ireland, Mt,,
lanoaddre and Yorkshire,
Priori:mead Wyrei A I 104 010 0 16,720 6,360
Leeds and Thlrak, 7rat,
Mho, lad 'gene 4 8 1 0 0 79,177 36,177
JR and North Wte-
mn, C 46
eneheeter, Buxton, Nal-
knit, be. 2 64 0 6 0 52,608 20,635
Sklitana, Tours, and Bor-
deaux 6 5 1 0 0 130,000 180,000
*Paris and iltraebours
The proportion e-Iled by foreign ocenpanim .6380,000 1,415,187
In July 1830 the amount Is 2,044,8131. ; in 1849,
3,344,8511. ; and in 1848, 410 7448/. The calls in
the first seven months of the present year are
3,753,8061. against 8,839,9051. in the corresponding
period of last year, and 14,634,631/. in 1849.
The Bank of England returns issued last night arc
of the most satisfactory character, and the increase
in the stock of bullion is still more considerable than
previously.
This week has witnessed the suspension of Mr...
Rufford's banks, said to be owing to advances on rail-
way shams.
The authorised circulation of the Broonsgrove
Bank (ltufford, Biggs, and Co.) is 16,7991., and that
of the Stourbridge Bank (Ituffords and Wraggo)
17,2931., the notes of both which bunks have been
refused payment at their London agent's. The
actual circulation, however, as shown in the last re—
turns, is 10,980/. for the former, and 11,6361. for the
latter, making a total of 22.,616/., being 11,4181.
below the fixed issue.
ENGLISH FUNDS—Teits DAT.
Beak Stock, 212 13 Long Annuities. 71
3 per Ct. 973 t bulb stock,hut.
tparbet. (Noubole, Ditto !goad...
Ct.. Con.L. el Exchequer Dills, 1,0014..15e. 5s I.
for Act% ;Al
4f per Ct. Belgian, 91 3 701111101,
5 C.Cr!ioUrag:uk. SS 90
4 per et L Ayres, 64
I per Ct. Cbillan, 1,13
3 par Ct. Chohan.
2 per Ct. Dasueh. 76 7
4 per CI. D Dukcht.lo4-2ot
24 per et. ut, S
Eounlor, if 4
1 par Ct. Uranada, 16 17
EXCHANGES AN'

10 17 5
"h .ter, Skates, Mal _

PUNDS.
6 per Ct. Mexican, 31.
4i per CL Pcrovuo. ere /14
Dlttn Deferred. 41 2
5 per Ct. Dortugue,. 63 T ex die
5 ihr CL Ituv.l2n. In 14
4 per Ct. Ittrotan, 1025 2
6 i per It Spoorsi, Active. 11
3 per Ct. Sp tillmb, 42+
Dpe . Passive. 6 I
21r Ct. Vetie.
Do. Deferred,solis 12 32 4
STOCKS ABROAD.
Vet AOCOMIL

Vet AOCOMIL
PARIS. Jon 1114. I For
Now. Opmedig Memel Lowest Cl um&
per Casts.....„ Se 1 ' IS 13 311 20 18 I 5 66 13
per Cents.
per Cent&
do. New Loma
per
Gems.
.1......—C.

3 per Cents.
4 per Centw
46 do. New iaaa —
3 per Cents.
Exchange on Laudon: al sight, ; 90daya, 24.324.
Belgian, 3, IN IS
Do. 5, lOU — ttoman Lse, 1551 71 •
Do. 41
Do. M
Piedmont S pet- 1949 34 33 . Bunk Shares
Paula, June 28.—Versailles (right hank), --; ditto
(lett bank% 3.13 75; Paris and Orleans,, 850; Parks end Rouen,
047 50; Itstien and Havre, ;30; Marseilles cud Arkinoth 215;
Straabnurg and Hale, IS3 73; Oentrr, 40! 50; Btdilugne and Amiens,
230; Orleans end Hardrauz, 403; Northern, 491 25; Pert, and Strna-
tour& 475 Tours and Nantes, 375; Montereau and Troyes, all;
DirEle and rffnnn, 203; Irtrileatia and rede, 32 50.
BERLIN, JUNE. 28.—Voluntary Loan, 1061. New Loan,
Four and 11-tlf per Cents., 1021. National Debt, 87g.
Commercial Marine Society's l'remium, 127. Bank Shares,
961.
VIENNA, Jusin 28.—Five per Cent. lifetalliques, 931.
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 83j. Bank @bares,
1237. Exchange on London, 12.1.5.
MADRID, Jew: 25.—Three per Cents. 37j; Five per
Cents., 174 ; Debt without Interest, 7 'll 32: Coupons,
' 9-16 ; St. Ferdinand, 99.

MINES.
(From the Daily News.)

SATURDAY EVHNINO.
The following is the latest list of prices : Alfred
Console, 16, 161; Bedford United, 71; Devon Con-
sole, 300, 310; South Caradon, 135; South To us,
160; Tincroft, 61, 61; West Providence, 871; Mary
Ann, 59, 60; Trelawney, 58, 59; Tremayne, 241;
Butterdon, 7; East Leisure, 161, Garreg, I East
Duller, 41 ; Merllyn, 4 ; South Tamar, 21, Trove-
dan, 51, 6; West Wheel Alfred, 11; Wheal Speed-
well, 2; Venton, 61,1, 7. In Foreign shares: Aus-
tralian, 11., 1; St. John del Key, 181; Imperial Bra-
zilian, 21. 3; Cobre' 41, 42; United Mexican, 21, 1;
copiapo, 61, ; Coeaes, 11, 2.

Tug Coors IN IRELAND. From almost every
county in Ireland we have received agricultural reports
since our last, all of which are of the most encouraging
character. It is a fact, as remarkable us it must prove
gratifying, that a single unfavourable statement does not
appear in those accounts, and that there is not a rumour
about the re-appearance of the blight in the potato crop—
much the largest that bas been planted since 1846. The
farmer could not wish for more favourable weather than
that which we now enjoy, under the influence of which all
the products of the earth are progressing most auspiciouoy,
affording the prospect of a very abundant harvest. We
have long suffered in all our vital interests from deficient
crops ; and it is only, through the blessing of Prevalence,
in successive seasons of plenty,
that wa can hope for the
effectual recovery of the country.—Dublin Emma? Past