The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-15 00:00:00

MONEY MARKII2:-THIS DAY.

Two *Twat.

The tends opened at an improvement of per
oat. this awning, pesos being now regarded se
ensued; bat sellers es= forward, and priors are at
menet quoted I per ant. lower than they closed
yesterday.
Console for the 10th April, after touching 921
to 1, have declined to 92/ to For money the
plies is 92/ to f. Exchequer Bills mark le. dia. to
Is. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 981 to / ; and India
Bonds, Bs. die.
The New Consols Scrip is quoted 2/ to 21 prem. ;
and the Exchequer Scrip 11 to 2/ prem.

.
Turkish Six per Cents. war; first marked 981,
and have sines receded to 971 to 961. The Four
per Cents, are quoted 1001 to 1. Spanish Deferred
Three per Cents. are better, at 26 to 1. Mexican
Ronde have been dealt in at 20 to 2011 Chilian
Three per Crate. at 6711 Russian Four-and-a-Half
per Cents. at 9311 and Sardinian at 91 to 1.
In Marlvlane yesterday English wheat attained a
farther advance of 3e. to 4e. per quarter over last
Mondays rates. This rise is partly attributed to the
improved condition of the wheat offered, but the
supply of homegrown grain and the foreign arrivals
were both small. Flour rose Is. to 2a. per seek.
The imports of foreign grain into London this with
swarm 6,690 carters of wheat, and 14,410 quer-
tore of oats, bat no barley or floor. The number of
floating cargoes arrived at port of call since last Fri-
day doss not exceed fifteen, via, 6 of wheat, 9 of
Indian corn, and lof beans. With the exceptien of
three or four) cargoes, all the rest of those lately
reported have been disposed of.
The monthly return of the Bank of Francs, as
made up to Thursday last, the 13th of March,
shows the following results (the exchange calculated
at 26f. to the pound):
Cola sad bullion £3,663 800 Deems@ £11,200
BiUs discounted 17,286,9te Devisee 306,900
Notes in eireslation
Tremor, deposits
Private deposits 6,023,200 Decrease 294,600
Advances on !malt go-
verameat securities
Admen oa railway secu-
rities 1,833,600 Immo 70.900
The variation in the metallic stock is trifling. The
chief feature is the large increase in the advances
made on Frenchgoverameat securities. The Bank
has evidently afi great support to the specula-
tion on the Boerne. The bills discounted exhibit a
degrease, following the diminution of 278,1004 shown
in the previous return. On the other hand, the large
increase in the Treasury balances forms a favourable
feature.

The Admiralty hate ordered her Majesty's
stamen Desperate and Magicienne to proceed from
Plymouth to the Chops of the Channel, for the relief
of the homeward-bound trade.

The Boat Indian Railway Company will receive
tenders until the 24th inst. for the supply of a 1e
quantity of materials, including 30,000 tons of rule.
Notice is issued from the Equatorian Financial
Agency that the conversion of Colombian Bonds
baying deficient coupon. has been commenced.
A meeting of the Australian Direct Steam Naviga-
tion Oampany was held yesterday, when it was an-
tismog that the proposition to dispose of the charter
to another company had ended in disappointment.
There is now no prospect of the undertaking being
prosecuted with benefit to the shareholders. Atter
'providing for the liabilities of the company, the
helms of assets will suffice to repay to the share-
holders 18s. per share.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
fading Saturday, March 8, when compared with the
previous Mars, shows the following results :
Olsenisika bees
Oireakties sedan 18,620,000 Decrease 316,'226
MI6 arab 4,376,186 Liars. 293,163
Pim depaits
theonsent SOMMIN in
ost==4rming—. 11,481,008 Witboat alteration
depseurint
Oda sad bullion in both
departments
Ones day and ether bills 777.919 Lougee* 30.790
the Rest
Nixes is reserve
The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's
variations at one view :
Piddle depuits
Other deposits
Metes sad bills in eirealatioa
284,436

SW lmams.. 12,818
Oa the tabor ado of tbe smut:
Oeverasesatesearitiat Oa obtuse)
Other ssaatitisa
Oita sad bullion demon.. 49,240

Total

The decrease in the bullion, though small, will be
unfavourably viewed, sines it Gesture in the face of the
purchase by the Bank of a considerable portion of
the gold brought in by the James Baines. Remit-
tances of gold have lately been made to Turkey on
account of the loan. The heavy decrease in the pri-
vets deposit is traesable chiefly to the general de-
mead for money in commercial channels. In the
" other mourittee," however, there is a diminution of
more than half a million,owing probably to the repay-
ment of a men of the temporary loans which had been
obtained from the Bank upon the security of govern-
ment stook. During the week to which this return
refers, an instalment of ten per cent. was paid on the
new loan, yet the Warless in the Treasury haleness
is lees than 300,0001.

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hind flUvor Oda 440,710

OSAMU
Mardi U. 1114.

LONDON COURSE OIP

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01.Poleinareri 761 n
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Irsaallert.frfrtbfrlfirkrarisr. Slll ~ 111121. kr. ... 13111. kr.
nem (ellbsilve) yper a „ 10L 2,1 . ... 1013. 10kr.
. IN. *tr. ... ICI. 3617 r.
11•614...7.--........-- piEd. . 4111 perms ... 491 pal
MOWOM@
pram ... 491 peer
11artek426—...7.7 „ :, i game ...... 444 peeks
=l—" " .." 406 pease ... 44 pease
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... :fr POON, ••• 4 92044
. les. ... 9” . 136.
. 921 r. 434. ... 361 r. 1106
1;att........ perdue. . 41 posse ... 481 pesos
.-.............per M. „ las pewee .. 142 pews
Ilerellas ..... ..- ~ ~ 1712 pm, ... 102 psis
likes . 640 ........ 90 days dale peso ... 931 perm
000,10 2. 0477479 ... 43 pence
My Turk oo.l6ye 'eight 471 pewee ... 17 peace

fIUDAT EVIINI1(0.

The funds remain steady at the late improvement.
At one period of the morning a decline of j per cent.
was temporarily quoted, but the closing prices were
the same u thus of yesterday. Support continues
to be afforded to prices by the satisfactory aspect of
politics, and by the steady investments of the public.
On the other hand, considering the new creation of
stock and the continued tightness of the money mar-
ket, even the prospect of peace fails to induce ex-
tended operations for higher prices in Consols.
Speculative attention is directed in preference to a
number of securities in the share and foreign stock
markets, which are presumed to offer greater scope
for a rise when the efftcts of the late political and
monetary disturbance shall have been rectified.
The pressure for money occasioned in the Stook
Exchange by the recent heavy instalment upon the