The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-10 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoolt.

The funds to-day are weaker, and yesterday's rise
is not supported. Prices now exhibit • reduction of
to 3 per cent. The government broker has again
invested in the Reduced Three per Cents.
Throughout the Stook Exchange much dulness pre-
vails, and business is more inactive than yesterday.
The weekly court at the Bank has broken up with-
out announcing any change.

Console for the Bth July were first marked 96 ex
dim., and are now quoted 96 1346 to 16-18, or 961.
The Three per Cents. Reduoed hare been dealt in
at 961 to 96; the New Three per Cents., at 961
to 961 Bank Stock, at 2191 to 221 ; Exchequer
Bills (March), at 325. to 36e. prem. ; and India
Bonds at 17e. prem.'
_ _ _ _ .

The scrip of the India Loan is quiet at 99 to
In the foreign stock market only a moderate
amount of business has been dose. Turkish
Six per Cents. are tall, at 961 to t.
Dutch Four per Cents. are more inquired for.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per
Cents., 1031; DutehFour per Cent. Certificates, 991,
1003; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 143; New
GranadaTwo-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds,

194, 901; ditto Deferred Bonds,81; Portuguese Three
per Cents., 1853, at 463 to 461; Sardinian Five per
Cents., 891 ; Spanish Passive Bonds, 71 ; Turkish
Six per Ceuta., 963 to 981 ; ditto, for account (June
16), 961.

The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is dell at /
die. to / pram.
In so far as the improvement at Paris in
railway shares is oonoerned, the stimulus
arises from a rumour that the companies have
at length obtained some concessions from the go-
vernment. The demands of the companies appear
to have turned principally upon three points let,
The guarantee of a minimum rate of interest upon the
capita destined forthe supplementary lines; 2adly,
An extension of the period for their completion ; and,
3rdly, A postponement of the period at which the
state is to share in the profits. What portion of
these demands has been conceded remains to be seen.
Amoegat the most eager buyers on the Bourse are
the previous speculative sellers.
Monday next has been appointed settling day in
the Stock Exchange for the scrip of the new Bra-
zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan. The scrip
will be ready for delivery to-morrow.
The oorn market yesterday was flat, at the reduced
quotations of last Monday. Yesterday's list of arrivals
at ports of call includes only two vessels.
The monthly return of the Bank of France will be
published to-morrow morning.
The steamer Tyne arrived at Lisbon from the Bra-
zils on Tuesday with 62,2901. in specie, besides 67,6901.
in diamonds, and left the same evening for South-
ampton, where she is expected to arrive on the 12th
instant.
The precise amount of specie shipped for Bombay
by the steamer Babette, which will leave to-morrow,
is 196,9801., all silver. The whole is on private
account. The amount taken by the previous Bombay
steamer was only 44,8001.
The Mexican dollars by the last packet have been
sold, principally for China, at 6e. coo. per oz., show-
ing no alteration.
The Indian mail telegram mentions the arrival at
Aden of the Australian mail steamer Victoria, whose
passage, it would appear, had been delayed, owing
to her having been compelled to put back to Point
de Galls, where she was detained three days. It is
known that the Victoria, which has 120 pusengers
on board, had left Aden for Suez, but no intelli-
gence has yet been received of her arrival at the
latter port.
It I. also mentioned that the Ewen, which took
out the London mail of April for Australia, had
arrived at Point de Galls.
The steamer Colombo sailed from Malta on Tues-
day for Southampton, with the heavy portion of the
homeward Calcutta and China ; also the
Panther, for Marseilles, with the light portion.
According to advice" from Marseilles and Havre,
business has become rather more active in commercial
circles during the last two or three days, and some
considerable quantities of goods are stated to have
been transmitted to Paris. This may influence the
receipts of the Lyons and Mediterranean and
Western Railways.
At a meeting of the Submarine Telegraph Com-
pany,held yesterday,the resolutions previously paned,
authorising the issue of the remander of the capital
(76,0001.), and for raising 76,0001. additional capital,
to carry out the extension of the company's lines to
Hanover and Denmark, were unanimously confirmed.
In accordance with a requisition, signed by six
shareholders, received by the directors of the Achilles
Insurance Company, an extraordinary general meet-
ing is called for the 17th inst., to consider the
propriety of appointing a committee of four share-
holders, to confer with the directors as to the ex-
pediency of ascertaining the terms upon which the
business of the company could be disposed of."
The London and North Western Railway traffic
return presents this week a decrease of 9,9461. (com-
with Whitsuntide last year); the Great
red
Northern a decrease of 3,1421.; the Great Western a
decrease of 3,0971. ; and the London and South
Western an increase of 6861.

Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance,
canal, and other misoellaneons shares, as given in the
last Stock Exchange List :

Insurance Shares:—Attu, 171; AlSanas, British and
P 171, 171; ditto Marine, 48; British Commercial,
41 ; la, 64 English and Scottish Law Life, 4 ; Globs,
101 1 ; Gresham Life, 4 ; Guardian, 621 ; Lnpsrial=
ity Marlow 1471, 160; Legal and
61 ; London end Provincial Law, 11; London, 38 ;
871; Phcenix, 173, 172 ex div. ; Rock Las,
8'
Exchange, 278; Victoria Lila, 64.
Gas andoy Coke Companies :—Europaan, 13; Great
10; Imperial, 80; ditto New, 271 ; ditto Continental =
capital), 63 ; London ParliamenttuT, 28 ; ditto, Bine
Preference, 60 ; Phenix, 631 ; South Metropolitan, 36;
Ratelife, 161; Surrey Cossumara 101; United Gemmal,
38 ; Westminster Chartered, 63, 6 ; ditto Wasters A. 81.
Canal Shares :—Birmingham, ; Rennet and Avon,
8 ; Leeds and Liverpool, 6041 ; Oxford, 1064; Regent's,
161;
Birmßochdhoghamale, 8417 ; Warwick and Napkin, f; Wctoestor
a, .
Waterworks Stocks:—Beetin, 84 4; Chasm New Gua-
ranteed, 26 ; Rest London, 112, 113 • ditto, Pony per Cent.
Preterites 27; Southwark and Vanilla, 92; West Mid-
ale!.., 106:
Docks :—Bast and West India, 126, 1264 ; London, 108,
1071, 106, 1071; Victoria, 100, 1011.
Bridge :—Rungerford, 64.
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With reference to the market for American
securities, which is prejadioed by the, correspondence
now going on between the British and United States
Governments, Mr. B. F. Batterthwaite reports as
follows :

American securities have been affected by the irritating
circumstances attending the right of search of United States
vessels, as acted upon by our cruisers in the Golf o, Mexico;
and although there is every probability that a eatiefeetory
arrangement will be brought about, yet, foe the time, it has
the effect of inducing gales, whilst investors ass deterred from
making purchaser, and hmce quotations rub the tuns
lower.

Mr. R. Drouilhet has been appointed agent for
Lloyd's at St. Lucia; and Messrs. S. and A. Blu-
menthal agents at Venice.
The steamer Pottinger arrived at Hong-Kong on
the 23rd of April, with the London mail of Match 9.

W=IMMATITN=M

The funds have advanced i per cent. to-day, and
closed at the beet point. The conciliatory tone of
the remarks in parliament last night relative to the
American question, coupled with news of a further
recovery on the Paris Bonne, has led to numesons

re-purchases by operators for the fall. In most of
the other departments of the Stock Exchange aft iap
proved feeling was also observable, although the ad-
vance is prices was not important, except in French
railway shares. Business is still very dull, awd
principally confined to the speculators.
Ommols, which closed yeateiday at 964 to ea
div. for the Bth July, opened this ntarn at ibis
same quotation, and gradually advanced, Jain at
96, " buyers." The government broker continues to
invest in the Reduced Three per Cents. The official