The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-01 00:00:00

11101TBY 11,11 RKET-TRIS DAY.

Two o'Cuxs.

The fonds have been a trifle flatter this morning,
the late advance h►ving provoked a few Weis
but prices are now quoted the same as they
closed yesterday. Consols, after reeediog to 961 to
have recovered to 961 to 1 ex di,. for
the 10th of July. The Three per Cant.
Reduced have been dealt in at 961 ,to
; the New Three per Cents. at 96/ to E; Bank
Stock, at 217; India Beads, at 16e. prem.; By.
chequer Bills, at 12s. to 16s. poem.; and Rube-
quer Bonds, at 991 to 1001.
Turkish stocks are more offered; both the Six and
Four per Cents. are quoted 1061 to t. Other foreign
stocks are quieter, but generally steady. The sales
'nolo& Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for 16th July,
at 1011; ditto Four-and-;•Half par Costs. 98; ditto
Five per Cent., 1829 and 1839, 1011; Buenos Ayres.
for account, 84; Granada Deferred, 71; Peruvian
Four•and•a-Halt per Cents. Dollar Bonds, 68;
Mexican, for account, 231 to 221; Russian Foor-
and•a.Half per Cents., 981 ex div.; the Spanish
Coupon Certifs., 6/ per Coat.

The amount of specie brought in by the Nista.%
from New York, is stated at 901,870 dollars, or about
180.3001. Including 2,194,182 dollars (of which
about three.fourths consists of silver and one fourth
of gold) brought by the Atrato, from the West Indies
and Mexico, yesterday's arrivals of the precious metal'
are raised to no less than 807,0001.
Silver continues to flow in large quantities to India,
although the latest accounts indicate diminished
pressure in the Indian money markets, and warrant
a bops that the efflux will ere long be checked. The
shipments by the steamer of the 4rh July will
amount to upwards of half a million sterling.
The corn market yesterday was doll, owing to the
flue weather, and, had sales been forced, lower pion
must have been submitted to. Since lut Friday
only three floating cargoes of grain have arrived at
port of call.
The subjoined is from the Committee of Mexican
Bondholders :

The committee e of Mexican Boadholders have received ad-
' vices from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mince, the 2/14 lilt. The
packet Wogs 'loth's for the dividend load, sad all that
the ageats of the bondholders la the Mexicssa pate have
received to as amount of 7,683 dollars at Topic. no aoastry
I was quiet, sod the excitement canoed by the deportation at
the Buhop of Psabls had =bolded. Mr. Payoo had been
mimed= as Minister of Finance by Mr. Ludo de Tepid,.
Gemini Almost@ was about to praised to Soglaad ea
minister. _ _

The second ordinary meeting of proprietors of the
Chartered Bank of Aeta was held yesterday, at which
a report was presented stating that whilst the com-
pany remains in its present state of eispense the di-
rectors have paid the greatest regard to economy.
The differences of opinion which had existed in the
details of arrangements to be carried out for the
amalgamation of this company with the Mercantile
Bank of India have been arranged, so that a joint
application has been made on the part of this beak
with the Mercantile Bank, for the porpoes of pro-
curing from the Privy Councils substituted charter
for the amalgamated companies. The amounts were
as follows: Capital, with interest on loans, 79,9331.;
sod the expenditure, 3681.; leaving 79,6601. The
report was adopted.
An extraordinary general meeting of the pre.
pristors of the Imperial Life Lisonusee oMos is
called for the 10th of July, to receive the directors'
report upon the appropriation of profits to the Slat al
January last.
The half-yearly dividend on Alabama Five per
Cent. sterlivg Bonds, doe on the Ist of July, with
Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co., is to be paid by the
Union Bank of London.

The half-yearly dividend on Michigan Central
Railway Six per Cent. sterling Bondi, and oa
Adelaide City and Port Railway Bonds, I. also
advertised.

1 The Admiralty will naive tenders, on the 10th of
1 July, for the supply of 20 tone of tobacco.

lIIONDiIt Emma.

The funds retain a very strong appearance. A
farther rise of to 1 per cent. was attained in the
morning, bat subsequently diminished buoyancy was
shown, and the closing quotation were scarcely
per oent, better than those of Saturday. The market
derives material support from the fine weather.
The expectation of a heavy increase of bullion in
the next Bank return, the approaching releue of the
dividends, and the belief that a redustion of the rate
of discount to 4 per cent. may be looked for imme-
diately, also combine to induce a surdas feel-
ing. On the other hand the rapidity of the
late rise led to some realisations this afternoon in the
various departments of the Stock Exchange. Despite
occasional checks, however, there is a strong disposi-
tion to believe that the security markets will yet
attain a further considerable advance, provided the
aspect of politico remain quiet. That the operations
of the public still preponderate decidedly on the side
of investments is proved by the continued inquiry
for preference and guaranteed railway stocks, includ-
ing Indian shares, all of which today evinced an
upward tesdenoy.
In the Stock Exchange to-day money was in in-
creased demand for the settlement in shares and
foreign stocks, but was freely supplied at 3 per cent.
for temporary loans on government stock. In the
discount market the supply of money continues abun-
dant; and, though there is at the same time a fair
demand, the Lombard street houses today reduced the
rate allowed by them for money Non call" from 4 to
31 per cent.
Although the settlement, both in Renter and rail-
way shares—a periodical event hitherto much dreaded
by speculators for a rim—is now in full progress in
Paris, the Bourse continues to newly,. The Three
per Cent. Rental opened thin morning at 71.83, and
quickly improved to 71.90, showing a farther rise of
per cent., compared with the final prices of Satur-
day. Today's closing quotations failed to come to
band this aftereon._ _ _ _

Console, which closed on Bsturday at 981 ex div.
for the 10th of July, advanced this morning to 90/
to and were lut quoted 94 to 1. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Console, for account, 10(11 July, 9bl, j, 1,1 ex
die. Three per Cent Reduced, 951, j, 1. New
Three per Cents, 981, j. Thirty Years Annuities,
expiring in 0ct.,1859, 31.
Exchequer ills and India Bonds remain firm at
124. to 16e. prem., and Exchequer Bonds at 9n to
100.

The scrip of the new loan wu quoted 3j to 41
prem.
In the foreign stock market onaiderable business
took place, in addition to that connected with the
settlement. Ole of the chief features was a rise of 2
per cent. in Peruvian. The principal dealings were
again in Turkish Six per Cents., which were
marked this morning as high as 1071, but
subsequently gave way, owing to the sales which
this rapid advance occasioned. Turkish Guaranteed
Four per Cents. were comparatively quiet, but retain
mach firmness. Mexican improved in the morning,
but afterwards relapsed. New Granada Bonds con-
tinue to meet with some transactions.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares cloud to-day
at 61 to 7 prem. ;_Riga and Duuaburg Railway at
3 to 31 prom. ; Ceylon Railway at 21 to 2: prem.;
Euphrates Valley Railway at 1 to 1 prem.; and
Western Railway of Austria at If to 21 prem.
Ottoman Bank shares were last quoted 21 to 2f
rist:i.ol! Bank of Egypt, 1 to 11 prem.; National
rot, f to ;prem.; General Bank of Switserland,
Ito pram • and Wevere Bank of London, per
to 1 prim ; Bank of Australasia, London Chattered
Bank of Australia, and English, Scottish, and
Australian Chartered Bank stocks were all in re-
quest, at a decided advance. Netherlands Land and
Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were firmer.
Those of the London General Omnibus Company
maintain their late rise. North of En; ope Steam are
marked 1 die. to prem. The shares of the Halts-
dorf Mills Company were quoted / to 1 prem.

BOILVII EXPLOSION AND SEVER' LOSS OF LITZ.-•
Questa, Joss, 16 —The b slot of s ferry beet belospiag Bs
ele Greed Trask Railway Coseposy exploded se :Idsatreed
ma Um lOtk hos, where 27 perms., were killed sad 30 et 411
When wen *Treaded.