The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-20 00:00:00

MONEY MARKEZ-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLt ca.

The financial statement of Mr. Disraeli caused
a rise of per cent, in the funds this morning,
which,
however, has not been supported up
to the present hour. Prices are now quoted about 1-16
per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. The
other markets are firm. The government broker
has made another small investment.

Consols for the 6th May have touched 961 to
97, and are now quoted exactly 96/. For money
the present price is 96g. The Three per Cents.
Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to ; tha
New Three per Cents., 951 to ; Bank Stock at
221 to 222; India Stock at 122 ; Exchequer Bills
at 345. to 364. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, 1889, at
1001.

The New Indian Loan is steady at 991 to 100.
Turkish Six per Cents. have advanced to 971 to
1, ex div. Venezuelan Bonds continue in demand,
and have again risen, being last marked
38. Russian and Dutch Bonds also continue in de-
mand. Prices in this department are generally firm.
Sales are recorded sa follows:—DutchTwo-and-a-Half
per Cents., 6.51, 661 (exchange 12 6.) ; ditto, Four
per Cents. Certificates, 99, 981 ex div.; Danish
Five per Cents,lol 1 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 811; ditto, Three per Cents., for account
(April 30), 66 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Center
101 ; Sardinian Five per Cents,9ol ; ditto,for 'coma,
911; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (April
30), 911, ex div. ; ditto, Guaranteed Foor per
Cents., 1041 ; Venezuela Foue-and-Three-Quarters
per Cents., for account, 361, 36; ditto Deferred
Two per Cents., 141.
At Paris to-day (Tuesday) according to Mr.
Reuter's telegr►m, the Three per Cent. Renton
opened at 69.5, showing a further decline of 100. as
compared with the closing price of yesterday.
The supply of money continues extremely large,
and the demand is slacker. At the Bank the appli-
cations yesterday were upon a very quiet scale; and
in the open market choice bills are discounted at 24
to 24 per cent. In the Stock Exchange there was
little or no inquiry for loans.
.

In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday assignees were
appointed in the case of Messrs. Oak and Snow, of
the Blandford Bank. The liabilities on deposit
accounts are stated at 15,1471., on current accounts at
24,4341., and on notes in circulation at 8,5901.
The 410,8001. in specie brought from the Brasile
by the Medway will be delivered to day. Of
this large remittance at least 200,0001. is known to
consist of sovereigns, which will doubtless be sent
into the Bank in a day or two.
Of the 190,400!. in specie brought from the West
Indies by the Magdalena, 114,8001. is described as
silver, and 75,8001. as gold. The Pera, from Alex-
andria, has also brought 17,0001.
The ship La Hogue has arrived from Sydney, bat
is not known to have any gold on freight.
In the wheat market yesterday a reduction of Is.
to 3s. per quarter from the previous Monday's rates
was established.

A telegram from St. Petersbury quotes the ex-
change on London at 3.5 15.16 d. V.C. tallow was
quoted 176 ro. for June, and 167 to 168 ro., with 10 ro.
down, for August.
Holders of Venezuelan Bonds are interested In
the intelligence of a new and successful revolution
in that Republic. A letter dated La Guayra, the
22nd March, contains the following :
The revolution against the /dosages government boa been
entirely successful, and Honagas haa resigned. The oongrees
manned his resignation, and dissolved. A provimonal
government bee been established, and the parties at the head
of the same are the most influential and respectable in the
country. Such is the feeling of general clotguat throughout
the country, that on the first outbreak 10,600 men docked te
the standard of the patriots, whereas Monagee could not
retie 1,000 men. He has taken refuge, with hie tunily, at
the French Legation.

A memorandum has been issued by the Com-
mittee of Mexican Bondholders. The position of
the Mexican government was apparently somewhat
stranger, but its financial destitution is sufficiently
indicated by the speedy exhaustion of the loan of
300,0001. described as obtained from the clergy. It
may be noticed that the committee propose to distri-
bute the 96,3461. now deposited in the Bank of Eng-
land on dividend account. This amount would re-
present a payment of about 18s. 6d. per cent.. but
perhaps half of a half-yearly dividend may be paid,
and the balance retained.

Statements that a serious difference has arisen be-
tween the governments of Brazil and Buenos Apes
are uncomfirmed in advioes received in quarters
which are usually well informed.
The Brighton Railway Company's traffic return
presents this week a decrease of 8281. The corre-
sponding week of last year was Easter week.
We understand that the project for the Algerian
railways, with a guarantee of 6 per cent, from the
French government, is likely to be soon definitively
launched on the London and Paris markets. The
capital required for the first section will be below
two millions sterling.
The Illinois Central Railway Company's land
sales for March were 97,819 dols. against 28,288
dots. in February, and their traffic, as telegraphed
from Chicago to New York, was 163,326 idols. in
March against 112,685 dole. in February.
The numbers are published of 146 bonds, amount-
ing to 69,6001., of the Danish Three per Cent. Loan,
which have been cancelled under the sinking fund.

MONDAY IVEI2IIIII.

The funds opened this morning with flatness, at a
decline off per cent., some persons evincing appre-
hension u tothe influence which the acquittal of M.
Bernard may exercise upon the relations between our
government and that of France. It was soon found,
however, that the public are bona Me buyers of
stock ; and, the government broker also purchasing
28,0001. Reduced Three per Cents., the market re-
ceived a decided stimulus. During the whole of the
afternoon much firmness prevailed, and the closing
quotations were about 3-16 per cent. above those of
Saturday.
Consols, which clamed on Saturday at 961, " sel-
lers," for the 6th of May, opened this morning at
961, "sellers," but soon improved, and closed firmly
at 96 11-16 to 4. For money the last price as
961, " sellers." %le official business report is as
follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961,
4,1, 1; ditto, for account (6th May), 961, I, 1.
Thies per Cent. Reduced, 951, 1, 1. New Three
per Cents., 961, 11, Mang Annuities, expiring
in January, 1860, 11. Years Annuities, April,
1885, 18:. Bank Stook, 2211, 222, 220. India
Stock, 2201. Three-andr,Half per Cent. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 101, 1001 India
Loan Debentures, 991, 991; ditto, Scrip, 100, 991.
The new Indian Loan was in demand, and ad-
vanced 1 per cent., closing at 991 to 100.
Exchequer Bills were quoted 335. to 38e. prem.
In the foreign stock market the principal move-
ment was in Venezuelan Active Bonds, which were
in demand, upon the overthrow of the government,
and were marked as high u 35. Turkish Six per
Cents, were first marked 981, but closed pet cent.
higher than on Saturday, at 971 to f ex div. The
Onaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 104 to j.
Other foreign stocks were well supported.

WRITESSHIPS IN THE EAST INDIA COYPANT'S
Ssivics.—This rimming wee braid a return of the number
of writerablpe is. by the Court of Directors to mood
viva pad military Misers of the Beet India Company tempo-
&sly, as far se the same can be ascertained, from 1861 to
1868. The writershfpe given to sone of civil aeons were, In
1862, 18; 1869, 21; 1864, 10, 1865, 13; 1866, 1; and them
have been none in 1867-8. Of eons of military ef6oere the
appointments wore 4 ht 1862 ; 8 in 1863 ; 6 In 1864; 6hi
1866; and 41a 1866.
Prsoraurrotui or EArr lADIA Srocr.—Frm
returns to parliament trawl Ws room*" 11 appears Uri
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vernments of , 249 of the proprietors hew two VOW;
66 three votes; sad 36 four votes. The total number of
votes of proprietors Is 2,046.