The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-09 00:00:00

MONEY MARK111...,-2HIB DAP.

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The fends to-day are weaker, in consequenoe
of the article is the Mooriterir, which has exer-
cised an important adverse influence on the Paris
Bourse. The decline in Consols, scarcely exceeds
per. cent. Lombardo-Venetiam and British railway
shares exhibit some heavinme.

The monthly returns of tie Bank of France, se
referred to in another column, shows% fresh increase
of 660,0001. in the bullion, but a farther decline in
the bills discounted.

A decline of 3 per cent. hu taken place in the
Three per Cent Rentes at Paris this morning, the
quotation at half-past 12 o'olsek (according to
Mr. Reuttr's telegram) being 88fr. 40c. foe the
account.

The purchase by the government broker to-day
has consisted of 10,0001. New Three per Cent.
stock.

The scrip of the New Indian Loan is quoted 100*
to 1.

Consols are officially marked 934 to for money,
and 951 for the 11th October. The present
quotations are 931 to I the cub, and osi to
for the account. Although the transfer books
are shut, the Three per Cents. Reduced hare
b...en dealt in at 954 to New Three per Cents.
have also been dealt in at 96} to } ; the Indian
Debentures of 1839, at 93i; the scrip of the New
Loan, at 1094 to f ; ditto stock, at 100} to } ;
India Bonds, at 2s. du.; and Exchequer Bills, at 24e.
prem.

The foreign stock market is rather fist, but the
reduction in prices ia not of mush importune.
The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted
83 to 84, and the New, 704 to 71, ex div.
Spanish, Mexican, and a few other descriptions
are rather more offered. Sales are recorded as
follows :—Arglo-Aultrian Five per Cents., 1859,
771 ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
1862, 951; Dutch Twound-a-Half per Cents.,
851 (ex. 1214); ditto Four per Cent. Certifioatea, 101 ;
/lexicon Three per Cents., for account, 214, 204,
21; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 721; Rus-
sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 994; Spanish Three
per Cents., for account, 48 ; ditto New Deferred
Three per Conte., for account, 341, 344, 344; ditto
Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 71, 701, ex div. ;

The Calcutta and China mails, announced as
haying reached Men, are expected in Lon-
don via Marseilles on Monday or Tuesday
next, and the Bombay mail on the 19th
init. It appears that the whole of the Australian
mail reached Suez by the Northam ; the light por-
tion is looked for on the 12th or 13th inst.
Foul' o'CoLcK.

A better feeling prevails, and Console have im-
proved to 961 to 1 fir money, and 96/ to 1 for the
11th October. The scrip of the New Indian Loan
has also advanced to 100} to 1.
There Is still a steady demand for money in com-
mercial channels, and few bills are taken below 21
per cent. At the Bank the demand yesterday was
to a fair extent, but by no means pressing.

The Back yesterday notified that they are prepared
to make the tonal quarterly advances ea approved
bills having u long as six months to run, and
on Government securities, at 21 per cent., up to the
payment of the dividends, fixed for the 13th of
October. It is the practice of theestablishment to
admit the discount house., in common with the mer-
cantile public, to these facilities.
The scrip of the new Indian Loan continues in
great demand, and has again risen 1 per cent. The
first transaetions were at 1001 and 100, but at the

close the price had risen to 1001 to 1. The stock is
quoted per cent. lower than the scrip, the allow-
ance of 3 per cent. discount on thelatter constituting
the difference. Up to yesterday afternoon the amount
of stork written into the Bank books as paid in
full was about 2,140,0001. The amount of cash paid
into the Indian Treasury on account of the loan is
therefore about 2,750,0001. Fresh payments in full
are effected daily. It is stated that the number of
accounts now open in the stock in the Bank books is
about 800.

The transfer books for Bank Stock, the Three per
Cents. Redueed, Long Annuities (January, 1860),
Annuities (October, 1859), and Annuities (April,
1885), were closed yesterday for the dividends. Those
for the New Three per Cents. were closed to-day.
. . . .

This is of course the last dividend on the An-
ultimo which expire next month. The amount is
318,3181.3.. U., being equivalent, at 31 per cent., to
a capital of in millions sterling. In other woi dr,
the nation might raise a loan of ten millions, and the
annual charge of the a itional debt would be no
larger than it is now.
The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday
wits no less than 148,0001., principally Australian and
the rest American, making an aggregate (inclusive of
sovereigns) of 433,000/. since the date of the last
return. The amount of specie by the City of Bald-
. more, from New York, appears to be only 101,0001.,
instead of 228,0001,, u reported in the telegram
first received. Of the former sum, and of the 180,0001.
by the Vanderbilt, only about 80,000!. came to hand
yesterday, of which a portion as above mentioned was
takin to the Bank, a limited sum being bought for
the Continent.

Government are expected to transmit about
180,0001. in silver to Bombay by the steamer which
will leave on the 12th inst. The remittances on pri-
vate account will be Tay stnalL The Avon will sail
for Brazil to-day with 12,8891. in specie, nearly
all silver. The Ellora has taken 10,950 sovereigns
to the Peninsula.
The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold
yesterday, partly for Chios, at 60d. per ounce, showing
a reduction of id. compared with the price obtained
for the remittance by the steamer which arrived
about the middle of last month.
Complaints are made, and not without resew, of
the delays in the payment of interest at the India-
office on the Indian Promissory Notes " enfaced "
here. The fault appears, however, to rest, not with
the officials, bat with the government, who have
thrown considerable additional labour upon the
Chief Accountant's department, without providing
for an adequate increase in the staff. Au ides of the
amount of work involved may be gathered from the
fact that the number of " enfiteed" notes upon which
interest became payable on the lit instant was no lees
than 6,000, representing an aggregate capital of
about 4,000,0001. sterling. Upon each of the notes
interest and income tax have to be c elculated. The
absorption of so large an amount of the Indian rupee
debt in England ought to give a considerable stimu-
lus to the markets for public securities in India.
The transactions yesterday at Lloyd's in insurances
on the Great Eastern were few and small in amount.
The risk bac been taken very sparingly for the voy-
age out and home, including the trial trip, at six
guineas per cent., against total loss only. The same
price has been accepted for all risks, excluding the
"running-down clause." Without this exception
the rate may be quoted at eight guineas per cent.
A meeting of the North and South Wales Steam
Fuel Company is called for theleth lost.
The position of the market for American Secu-
rities, is thus noticed by Meson. D. 8011, Son, and
Co. :
Is the =east for American Securities during the past
week there has been more activity —the demand has bees
senora for all State stocks, but roars partioulsel for the
fished States Five per Cent. binds, el which tiers have
been scene oonsidarable pnrcht see for Investment. There has
been ratber more eyetuladon is Railway Bonds, in
, those ct the New York sod Erie Conroy, they era
I lOW moot at Improved Flom