The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-04 00:00:00

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MONEY MAIMBT-TEM DAY.

Two o'CLoox.

The funds to-day are dull, at yesterday's decline.
The government broker has made another purchase
of 10,0001. stock on account of the savings
banks. French railway shares remain flat,
in sympathy with the heaviness of the Paris
bourse. English railway stooks, however, are still
very firm, with an upward tendency. Very little
business is going forward in any department
of the Stock Exchange. The monthly
settlement in Console chiefly engages attention. The
rate of "continuation" to January is rather lighter,
at 3-16 to per cent.
Console are quoted 971 to 98 for money and next
Tuesday, and 981 to 1 for the 11th Jan. The
Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in
at 961 to 1 f the New Three per Cents., at 96/ to ;
India Stock (shut), at 261 cum div.; the Indian Four
per Cent. Debentures,' of the first ism, at 991;
India Bonds, at lls. to 14•. prem. ; and the June
Exchequer Bills, at 365. prem.
The foreign stock market is quiet. The new
Turkish Loan is supported at the late improvement,
the scrip of the first series being quoted 1 to
f die., and that of the second wiles to I prem.
The Six per Cents., of 1834, are very quiet at 92
to 1. Portuguese Bonds continue in demand, but
Sardinian, Equador, and the Spanish Coupon Ceffti-
fiestas are rather more offered. Sales are reworded

as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
1868, 951, ex dir. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., lifit (exchange 12ff.); ditto Four per Cent.
Certificates, 1011, 1001; Danish Five per Cents.,
1041; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 161
Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 48, 481; Rus-
sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031 ; Sardinian
Fire per Cents., 92, 911 ex dir.; the Spanish Corn-
mittee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, el., 6 ;
Turkish Six per Cents. 1868 (scrip of the second
series), for account, 1 prom. ; Venezuela Five per
Cents., for account, 431.

The scrip of the New Chili= Loan remains
quoted I to 1 prem.

At Paris to-day (Friday), the Three per
Cent. Rents, closed at 73.80 for money, and 74 for
the account, showing a fresh fall of nearly per
cent. compared with the last quotation of Thursday.
The Dover Castle has arrived from Melbourne,
with 84,725 ounces of gold, worth 338,9001.
An instalment of 15 per cent., leaving only 15 per
cent. still to be met, is to be pail on Wednesday
next on the first...twice of 3,000,0001. of the Turkish
Loan. The payment of 20 per cent. on the second
series of 1,380,0001., which is fixed for Friday next,
will probably be deferred by the seripholders.
About 52,0001. in bar gold wu yesterday withdrawn
from the Bank for exportation to the Continent.
The 283,1001. in gold by the Agincourt came to hand
yesterday, and the whole was taken for the same

destination. It is believed that the 127,10 W. in
gold by the West India steamer Parana will Lie-
be sent away.

The transfer books of Console will be shut on
Wednesday next, and the prioe will be quoted on
the following day ex dividend.
The Tarim new projects which have been
brought forward of late have been extensively
" written for" by members of the Stock Exchange,
who, being for the most part merely intent upon
taking any " premium," have speedily driven the
new securities to a discount. The new Chilian Loan
has met with an unusually small number of applica-
tions from the Stock Exchange, and apparently fares
all the better for this circumstance.

The exchange at Bombay appears to be a trifle
nom unfavourable.

A telegram hss been received stating that the
steams, Tamar, bound from the Brazils for South-
, ampton, arrived at Lisbon on Wednesday.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
firm. As regards paper on Holland the rates were
a trifle higher. Bills on Vienna and Trieste, how-
ever, conunne in demand. The current rates are
shown below:

---A;eisitit;il.. three months, 11.17 to 4; ditto, short,
11.144 to 164; Rotterdam, three months 11.174 to 4;
Antwerp, titres months, 26.30 to 24; Hamburg,' mirk'
beep, three scathe, 13.7 to ; Paris, three day=
23.74 to 121; Mao, three months, 26.30 to 6; F
wato•Mains, three months, 1184 to 4; Petersburg, pw
mettle, three nemtbe, 344 to 3 ; Fianna eiL
Wes mouths, 10.42 to 4 ; Trans, ditto, three
months, 10.42 to 0 ; Madrid, three months, 494 to it;
Cadiz, three saandw, 04 be 4; Legixes, dues maths,
16.70 to 76 ; Oenoe, Wee months, 26.474 to 30;
Reines, three months, 404 to 41; Palermo, three months,
1224 to ; lisedna, three months, 1224 to 123; Lisboa,
30 do7t, 621 4; &Pala 30 den, 32i le 7.
The men:tong to government, respecting the a-
tion of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, to which
we referred yesterday, is being influentially signed
in the City, especially by the great houses engaged
in trade with America. It draws attention to the
difficult position of the company, who have expended
all the capital in their experiment, and urges the
advisability of a government guarantee being given
upon a new capital to be raised for the prosecution
of this national undertaking. Without some
tangible assistance of this kind- the projeot may re-
main in abeyance for years, the company having
now exhausted their resources in proving the practi-
cability of the work. Their shares have fallen to
2601. to 2701. per 1,0001.
The third call of 21. 10e., making 61. 10e. paid, is
to be paid on the shares in the Ceylon Railway
Company by the 29th ism.
The ailedosian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 4991.

The steamer Pen, with the mails for Calcutta and
Chins sent from Southampton on the 90th ult.,
arrived at Malta on Monday i also, on Tuesday, the
Panther, with the light portion sent by way of Mar-
seilles.

The subjoined weekly summary of the produce
market is entreated from the circular kneed last
evening by Mew& W. J. end H. Thompson :
Three bee sot bat Ulna eort•lty is the WWII ar stets
Ws woe, °atm us the limited qesetter evaders Lewitt
ihnrertt, bet ataseroas entrub Wye estarsstt, which will
Away Air! Mar supply. Moeda et anger bongoes
Wham homey, the trate beteg didadiard is swam =-
Ms w haw Was. Seas orasibrebile wags ssitpare
Most Moe cheesed Ws as lbw 'stab ea& as the egsa
stralypriess hale hese ebtsbmod. Only ons3l tabs of teas
limbs= MN, bat se soar shipmate tress Nylon ere in
rams of Mediae the sorbet will secs be Wear saMM.
Three Leda, assess Itio are moral forte CaaWiat
vies there is bet any elaretka. ergs darts boles
be salved hos Mee, sad • pardon all be brought to
gas la 'beat • tortalght. The tea market be. ban also,
sad mita, soave.

The return of the Bank of England fir the week
sliding Wednesday, Dec. 1, compared with the paw-
-1 Tim weekly Mare, shows the wiagresult. :
bass
Cheingba satin 20,309,140 Draws 49,310
8,346,111 hovers 673,412
12,491,768 Draw 321,103
• sssa4tir•
10,908,691 Intbent &walla
0111=bsaQ
lipertaset 16,412,330 Imams 108,666
Cohi fad bathos ls both
sad
18,77%314 Draw4,ol6
/ma Eay sad odor
The Bow
W 6668 la morn . . 1%334,060 baser 73,010
Total teserve(ma;sVceb)
ht
edam iIIWWIIIIIM 13,912,174 lawless 45,331
The largo WNW* in tie government dePoLteisamiLwas
partly otwooksod by the payment of betimes
and 4.00,0001. on aceount of the capital of IleiTlieei
Indian Paaineeki Railway. it appears that the
balsa*, dandier at the milt of the (acid of
India le now imbibed in the gown= Amaa&
chowsown above bare rttle
ve general satin of tho tiL
oleaseamt d the aeowansat et the
the week flan Weenaratty lad