The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

MONEY MA RE E 7 .-2 BIS 141.

Two o'CLoci.

The finds to-day are flat, the speech of the Seere-
bry of State fur India, fixed for Monday, being
awaited. Console are quoted about k per c-nt. lower
then they close 4 yesterday. Very little business is
going forward in any department of the Sock
Exchange. Tree principal feature is a decliue
sea of the leading British railway stooks, espe-
cially Oreat Western.
The Three per C-nt. Rentes opened at Paris this
day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram. at 68fr.
600. for the account, and soon declined to 68fr. 30c.,
being I per cent. lower than the last price of yes-
terday.
Console are officially marked 941 to 941 for
money, and 941 to 911 for the 9th of August. The
present quotations are 94/ for cash and.
941, " buyers," for the account. Bank Stock
has been dealt in at 223; the Three per
Cents. Reduced, at 95 to 95k ; the New Throe
per Cents., at 95 to 951; the Five per Cents., at
110$ the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1839,
at eti; the scrip of the last Loan, at 941; India
Bonds, at 39. to Is. die.; and Exchequer Bale, at 28s.
prem.
Foreign stocks are steady. The Turkish loans
are well euppotted, at yesterday's improvement,
the loan of 1851 being quoted 81 to 82,
and that of 1858, 71 to 72. As regards
other descriptions there is no new feature.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four.
and-a-Half per Cente., 971 (exchange 25fr.) ;
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account,
90k, 891, 90; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853,
for account, 45, 441 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta.,
for account, 44; ditto New Deferred Three per
Cents. for account, 321, 32; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1844, fur account, 814, 82; ditto Six per Cents.,
18.58, for account, 72, 71.
The mixing Australian mail, of May, has at
length reached Marseilles, and will be delivered
in London, together with those from Cal-
cutta and China, on Monday morning. The
steamer Beams arrived at Aden on the 15th
inst., with the Australian mail of June, the light
portion of which is expected to be distributed
in London, as well as:the Bombay mail, about the 6th
of August. The English mailed February and March
had reached Melbourne ; also the ships Marco Polo
and Kent,from Liverpool and Plymouth respectively.
The Prince of Wales and Lightning had sailed for
England, with 107,000 ounces of gold, worth
428,0001.

HALF PArr Two o'CLoci.

Consols present no variation whatever, being
still quoted 941 for money, and 941 " buyers " for
the account.
The demand for money yesterday was moderate,
and the applications at the Bank were upon rather a
limited scale. In the Stook Exchange the rate for
loans on Consols was 2 per cent.
No bullion wee taken from the Bank yesterday, the
218,0001. by the City of Baltimore supplying the im-
mediate wants of exporters to the Continent. The
Henry Reed has arrived from Launceston, but has
only 6001. iu gold.
On 'Change yesterday afternoon rates slightly more
favourable for this country were quoted for bills on
Holland, Belgium, H►mburg, and Frankfort. The
other exchanges were firm. The rates are shown
below :

•
Amsterdam, three month r 1
to 15I; Ms short
11.12 to 1. Rotterdam, (Ines months, Mitt to 161;
Antwerp, three months, 25.154 to 171; Ramberg, marks
haaso, three months, 13.41 to t ; Parts, Wee daicAh:,.
26.6 te) 10. ditto, thrt months 25.30 to 21 ;
an•the-Maine, three mantle, 117 to I; Petersburg. par
tomb* three month% 33j to 346 ; Vienna, et. to., three
months, 12 to 12.15; Trieste, ditto, three months, 12 to
12.15; Madrid, dues months, 496 to I; Ced,s, three
months, 491 to ; Leghorn, three months, 30.6 to 10
Oeno., three m0nth.,25.70 to 80; Naples, three months,
401 to I; Peiermo, three months, 1221 to t; Messina,
three menthe, 123 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to ;
Oporto, 90 dere, 64 to 52.
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The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market
shows a tatr demoad, and no change is prices.

At the h feting of the Electric and
Internet' mpany,yesterday, the divi-
dead de he rate of 81 per cent. per
annum, rpl us of 8,8901. out of the half-
year s his balance is prudently carried
to the " nd," available for a sudden emer-
gency or for renewal of cables.
The dividend declared at the meeting of the
Scottish Austnlisn Investment Company was at the
rate of 10 per cent. per annum, as recommended in
the directors' report.
The directors of the Manchester and Liverpool
District Banking Company advertise a half-yearly
dividend of 12s. Bd. per share, as well as a bonus of
2s. Bd. per share.
The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Ex-
tension Telegraph Company is called fur the sth of

Angara. - -
A call of 61. per shave is to be paid by the contri-
butories of the Sea Fire and Life Assurance Society
by the 12th of August.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week a decree' of 3971.
The arrangements in connexion with the establish-
ment of the Australian and New Zealand Rooms, in
combination with that well-known place of unman-
' tile resort the Jerusalem Coffee-home, have now
been brought almost to completion. This establish-
ment is now a place of daily meeting for
persons interested in the Australian colonies, as is
natural, considering that it is the most readily avail-
able source of information upon ell Australian mat,-
tare. In addition to the numerous other advantages
ted by the Rooms, the enterprising proprietors
te:nwithin the last day or two opened a hand-
somely decorated refreshment department. The
commercial accommodation afforded by the Jerusa-
lem Coffee-house—an establishment extensively re-
sorted to by merchants for the lest three hundred
years—will thus be largely increased.
The emigration commissioners will receive tenders
on the 4th of August tor the hire of two ships, to
carry passengers to the Cape of Good Hope.
Tile return of the Bank of England fur the week
ending Wednesday, July 27, compared with the pre-
vious weekly return, shows the following results :
Cho:dation issue
Cfroalation actin 21,84005 Drama, 223,8215
ruldiedepu..its
Other deposit,
Government ocurltive
benkinedlputment 11.170,680 Decrease 100,000
Other ercauittes in tanking'
department 17,350,396 Inman 96,967
Coin and bullion in both
departments
Seven day and other bills 818,220 Demme 39,799
The Rest
Nova in reweve ...... 9,472,680 Decrease 16,370
Teel reserve (notes& coin)
in banking department 10,096,685 DOCRIPM 13,102
The only variation of importance is the decrease of
238,9271. in the bullion. 'the aggregate held, how-
ever, is still nearly 171 millions. The other items
present only slight variations..
The Gazette statement of the movement of the
precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last
gives the following totals, viz. ;—lmports of gold,
821,8601.; extorts of gold, 679,6271.; imports of
silver, 281,5721.; exports of silver, 606,9711.

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