The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-27 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING.
The somewhat doubtful question of the possible
issue of the sanguinary struggle in Paris, betwixt
constituted authority and the &sot& Hy masses of the
people, of the progress of which ample details were
given in the first edition of the Daily News told
upon the funds. Upon the seemingly probable( fiance
of the rebellious mob gaining the upper hand the
funds declined in the early part of the day. Consols
were done as low as 821 for the opening. But, upon
the successive appearance of the second, third, and
fourth editions of this journal,bringing accounts down
to later hours, and showing that such deci-
did advantages had been obtained over the insurgents
as to leave little doubt of their speedy, and for ae
present final, overthrow, Consols, as well as other
public securities, were promptly re-established, and ,
reached 83; buyers for the opening, at which they I,
left off. The elasticity exhibited by the funds, in
their so ready rebound of prices, after pressure from
adverse circumstances, may be taken as proof of the
present abundance and power of money. On every
decline buyers cre found eager to take advantage, and
enter into possession of stock, on the more favourable
conditions of price presented, whether for money, or,
as in Console, fur time stock. Redact d Threes were
83i to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 84! to I.
Exchequer Bills, 38s. to 11s. premium. India Bonds,
16s. to 20s. premium. Long Annuities, 8 9-16 to a.
Bank Stock, 189 to 191.
The foreign market continued heavy, and with very
limited dealings. Spanish were quoted lower at 11
to for the Fives ; 21,1 to 22 for the Threes ; Passive,
21 to 3. Portuguese, 15 to 16. Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents. were not so good at 42 to 3 ; the
Fours, 631 to 41. Russian, 88 to 91. Mexican, 151
to 161. Brazilian, 64 to 66. New Granada, 111 to
12i. Peruvian, 30 to 2.
The private advices by the Niagara steamer from
Boston, bringing four days' later dates, represent
money as not quite so easy at New York on the
13th instant, the latest date received. The exchange

on England was lower, however, at 1101 to a, which
would lessen the temptation to export specie as a
more profitable operation.
The Monbury Boraenhalle received this afternoon,
of the 21st instant, contains an announcement of the
firm of Messrs. Frederick Heeren and Co. of that
city, whose s'oppage was publicly reported on the
departure of the previous mail, and noticed at thetime
under this head, to the effect that " the report which had
obtained circulation of their having stopped payment
was without foundation, and had arisen only in eon.
sequence of their refusal to pay a draft made pitart,44
at their house, but not accepted by them." 'The gent
gives public notice, moreover, " that they are ready to
pay all their acceptances out and running on allow
ante of the current rates of discount fur money."
This mode of proceeding affords assuredly the moat le.
tisfactory proof, not of entire solvency only, but of
the possession of ample resources. The dates from
Hamburg come down to the 24th instant, but the
papers do not report commercially or financially
anything of interest. The letters will only be deli.
vend in the morning.
Advices from St. Petersburg of the 16th instant
report some disastrous conflagrations, from which
the insurance offices, and merchants, would suffer
heavy losses. The towns of Orel, Tula, Jarcelaer,
and other places, principally in the district or govern.
ment of Orel, had been fired and reduced to wheat
Tnese disasters were charged as the work of intim.
diaries, but so far the parties remained undiscovered,
One hundred and fifty thousand poods of hemp
were thus destroyed. The second insurance company
of St. Petersburg would lose half a million of silver
roubles by these disasters.

ENOLIPH FUNDS.
flank Stock, 1844 96 111.11.1 Bond,. under xi nlnr,.
1),,r CL. Real. Anna, 8.34 4ll Cunaola for Opog ..,.: .13.3 i j4I
New 31 per Ct. Anna., 83 44 i Exchequer 11,11., ,a,ut.,, .2i,. ,
Long Anna, exp. Jan. S, BMA, 84 Do. Small, 2}d. 40
Do. 30 year, Oct. 10, IS:to, 83 Do. June, 24., .32 2,)
India klOokla £1.000.18

70111101
5 leer Ct. Brat Bdo., Sioa/1, tid
3 por CL Chlllan Iklc. 41
I per CL ()nomad& 1.1d6., 12
Dtf., 2
5 per L steslotat Amt., luxe 30,
111 'tMk
114 per CLcct., rortustnetso Btle, 151 15
0., A 151 16

&WWI 964 dlr. from
Pi 01.. IMO. 11,1
3 par CI. olyouotob Bombs,
14 per C't. Wean Lil., CL 25C,
66 9
31 per Ct. Dutch Ex , 12 goll,, a 3
4 pa 01. Duty CA.ruoL..t.n.

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MCCRANGEB AND NTOCID3 ABROAD.
If • N ar so. J r. It 23.--lbAnvertan LOW. lel6, ; Earlek
L. Bst: StsrAl. to Hamburg Ccrtit, I.r Cwt.. Pup,
Fire per Ceot.. Hope and Co.. 3rd and 4th aerie., tlu ; Certif., SuittLi!,
and Co.. Four per Coot., TO Daniiih Three per Ceul,.. Log
65; SwediKb Loan. Four KT Ceuta.. t,; Fire /.2
Cwt. 04 al ; Ditto, Inland, 154 154. Evil: mute, un Lend. : 111WI6anr,
June !23. night, 13. PC; bate, throe month., 13.14 June h,
thn. wroth, 3ti; katu, JOOO 21, throe iniiii 12. i;;
23, three mouths. 6.244 ; rraokfert. J two 26. *htthA, . Ihttu, too
114.