The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-02 00:00:00

MONRY M.I.RKET.

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TUESDAY ETENINO.
As usually happens after some extraordinary ex-
citement there has been a still water in the funds to-day,
accompanied with a lower range of prices. Between the
opening and the closing rates of prices there was however
scarcely any difference. Consols on leaving off were 881 to
1 for money, and 881 to 1 for time, The difference from the
last quotations of yesterday was i per cent. in decline. This
retrogression ia prices may be accounted for by the general
system of stock exchange dealing, which consists in
realising prods on every rive or fall in prices, according to
the sense in whirl dealings or specidations have taken place.
Reduced Threes were 861 to 71 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents. were 881 to 1 ; Long Annuities, 9to 146 ; Bank
Stock, 194 to 196 ; India Stock, 244 to 6 ; ludia Bonds, 2
die. to 2 pm. ; Exchequer Bills, Is. to Is. pm.
The low rate of exchequer bills would inspire fears about
their renewal for another year, but as holders can hardly I
make better terms on average, and on good security, in the
present state of the money market, and perhaps less still
prospectively, whilst in respect of Consols they possess the
manifest adviudsge of a higher rate of interest, with the
greater and more decisive certainty still of entering into pos- '
session of the whole capital at the twelvemonth's close, for
which the new bills have to run, it is scarcely probable that
they will fail to renew even under the actual circumstances of
the low rate of premium. The rates are sufficient to tempt,
not only the holders of Consols, but the investers in savings
banks, now constituting a very material interest, to exchange
their interests into one so much more profit bearing.
It is to be said also as one cause of the decline in stock
values, that some uneasiness has returned smog the pro-
bability of supplies sufficient of bteadstuffs to carry the
country over to the forthcoming harvest, early and ample u
that may he for all requirements. It is to be hoped that the
reports of high prices carried from beam by the last steamers,
and actually reigning in the United States, will secure sup-
plies of bre adstuffs however in abundance to answer all
demands, whatever the damage to the rates of exchange, and
whatever the egress of gold. That damage to exchange
may be more than partially remedied by the export of manu-
factured goods now actually earning on to the United
States, and may be also counterbalanced by our exchanges
with Russia for consols against gold and corn.
Foreign stocks are still in the same inert state. Spanish
Fives were called, without busineea, at 221 to 1 ; the Threes,
at 34 to 1 ; Portuguese, 321 to 31; Dutch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., at 561 to 9 • the Fours, at 891 to 90.' Mexican,
20 to 1 ; Brazilian, 821 to 4i; Russian, 109 to 110.
Foreign exchanges on the chief continental drawing
places were rather higher. On Paris the negotiations were
2.3.90 to 95; on Frankfort, 121( to 122 ; on Hamburg, 13.12
to 121 ;on Antwerp, 25.55 to 26. But on the following
places the rates were lower: On Amsterdam,. they
were 12.41 to ; on Rotterdam, 12.41 to 8 ; on Woltz,
10.6 to 7 ; on Leghorn, 30.50 to 45 ; on Madrid, 471 to
; on Naples, the rates were 401 to 1, as before—all at 3
months. On Lisboa, at 60 days, 531 to 4, u before.

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Du., under lAIPI., 3 pa f di.
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PALO, MAT 31.—WILIMIX RePONT or roe PART. Mena' MARKET.
The movement list week was a most favourable one. The Three* have
risen We., and the Fives Mc. This rim in the French rentea le to be
ascribed to the sudden rise in the Commis, which have nsen during
the teat week from 861 to 89. The state of the market favoured the
movement. glace the beginning of the month the (potatoes had
been Invariably the isms, and this bad caused a Pale of premiums et
very short dales. The rats of these premiums being suddenly out-
stepped, and Rifling day being close at hand, a speedy redemptam of
Win tees= requisite. Many other circumstances tended to oon.
eolidate the market, such as the marked improvement of the flriances,
both at home and ahead, the proepects of a good harvest, the
greater abundance of spode, and a universal fall in the price of grain,
to which canoes the rise In the Omegas may also be attributed.