The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-30 00:00:00

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MONEY MARS' ET.-THIB DAY.

Two o'CLoci.

The publication of the Busse= declaration of
policy has aggravated the speculative panic in the
Stook Exchange. The funds at one period of the
morning exhibited a fresh fall of 1 to 1 per
ant., and are now quoted 1 to I per cent.
lower than at four o'clock yesterday. Consols
are marked as low as 911, and are now quoted
911 to 92 for the Bth October, and 91/ to 1 for
money. Exchequer Bills have fallen to 7s. to 10s.
prem. India Bonds are marked Bs. prem.; and
Exchequer Bonds, 991.
Turkish Biz per Cents. have been sold as low as
98 for the 17th October, and are now quoted
98 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are called
100 to 1. Most other foreign securities are heavy.
but inactive. The sales include Dutch Four per Cent•
Certifs., at 96 ; Mexican, for the 17th Oct., at 2211
Portuguese Three per Cents. at 421 for the 17th Oct.;
Russian Foor-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 96 and 961;
and Spanish Old Three per Cents. for the 17th Oct,
at 42.

No portion of the 312.6001. in specie brought in by
the Persia from New York will remain here. The
sum on continental account, it appears, was about
70,3001. Parcels to the amount of 120,0001., emulat-
ing principally of American eagles, were taken yester-
day for the Continent. The residue consists chiefly
of Mezican dollars.
The ship Richard and William has arrived from
Sydney, but is not known to have any gold on
freight. The dates are old. .

IPM B. Highß~er, which is upon the point of
leaving Portsmouth for the Eist Indies, takes out
80,0001. in specie for the Cape of Good Hope.
The Mulct) has taken out 28,6601. in specie for
the Peninsula.

The corn market yesterday was firm. At the com-
menoement of badness an advance of about Is. per '
qaarter was even obtained in some cases for fine ,
qualities of wheat, bat generally the rates ruled about
the same as on Monday last. The arrivals of foreign
breedstuffs in London are liberal; but few floating
cargoes have arrived off the coast.
The directors of the Crystal Palaoe Company an•
nonce that "pending the verification of the share 1
register now in progress, the issue of the dividend
warrants on the ordinary shares is necessarily ens-
pended."
A sixth call of 61. per share is to be paid on the
shares in the Asylum Life Office by the let of ,
November.
Subjoined is* statement (from the London Weekly
Railway Share List) showing the particulars of the
railway calls falling due in the mouth of October.
The amount le moderate. The total called in the
first nine months of the present year is 11,094,8331.,
but the bulk of this is for foreign undertakings, the
shame of which an only partially held here :
Mamat pm share.
Dos MOIL, 1456. Dna Already csu.
Data. paid. ofd. t
embro. ifareint,
11111m1 Omarsad 1 6 10 0 10,000 40,000
Ornmall, WIWI 10 14 f 0 0 unknown.
Da Da. D. lO 9 10 0 do.
lai mi
parer .IMt 1 6 1640 112 0 do.
Daiwa Ito 15 14 2 0 0 36,000 72,000
aOmniWeee6
lasimphorrtgOaa.
... 20 15 10 0 100,000 100,000
Groat indh Washers
(LOY) 4p. a. 201... 1 IS 10 0 50,250 68,250
Omit Maim of Oa:
nods 164, ....... 3l 14 210 0 unknown.
Imam md loath
Wolin Now Stook . 1 dagadt 25 tor Gent. =Matra.
larkshirrye d Dods
kOm p. a. Prat. ...
Damplhan Omar 1 1 4 0 0 HMO 200,400
Nam" Marg., mad
rim 6 p.a. Pref.. 1836 SO 4 10 0 HAS 43,168
Noon and KII2IIIIIIIIII
IWO ♦ 6 Si 0 0 0 18,000 4,500
North Tortola's* sad
Mareland
HIM sad Lyme Obits. 1 0 00 franca. unknown.
The prospectus is issued of the Brighton, Shoreham,
and Ste:ping Railway Company, with a capital of
39,0001., in shares of 101. eaeL This company pro-
poses to apply to parliament next session foe powers
to construct a railway from Ntayntop to joine the
Brighton line near the Shoreham station. pro-
poted railway will be about 41 miles in length. It
is mentioned that the directors of the Brighton Rail-
way Company have undertaken, subject to the
approval of their shareholders, to lease the proposed
line at a fixed anneal rental equivalent to 4 per
cent. upon 39,0001. The deposit of U. 10s. per share
is to be returned in full in the event of the applica-
tion to parliament next session proving unsuccessful.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 7th of
October for the hire of a ship of from 300 to 400
tons, n.m., to convey convicts and stores from Eng-
land and Ireland to Bermuda.

MONDAY Evinsto.
The fall in the stock markets continues unchecked.
The closing prices this afternoon were the lowest of
the day, and per cent below those of Saturday.
The railway share market is relatively firmer than
Oafish, but participates in the decline. The g 1
upset of the market implies thorough discouragement
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the part of operators for higher prices, who ore
tepidly closing their accounts. Against the Femurs
of speculative salli the:steady investments of the
pablie are at present of little avail. The con•
Bassi panic at Paris, and the general con.
*des that the state of French financial
Min is thoroughly unsound, contributes materially
Is leffeees the depression here. Au advance in the
Beek rate of discount to b per cent, on Thursday next
ressmisil as certain, and probably has already been
ifiliesseated• in the Stock Feelings; but a gloomy
tone is ilulered by the apprehensions expressed in
some quad= that further steps in the sue direction
will ere les; be required, with a view to counteract
the &sate of the rapid rise is the value of money
abroad. An idea that the pressure in the money
market will lead to a supply of stook from banking
sources also weighs upon the funds.
The demand for money is very active in all quarters,
as is natural, considering the expectation of a speedy
advance in the rates. Out of doors the current rates
of discount are rather above these of the Bank. In
the Stank Exchange money was much wanted to-day
at 41 to 6 per cent. upon government securities. This
moan is partly attributable to the fortnightly
INlttioneet in shares and foreign stocks.
Osesols, which closed on Saturday at 93} to i
he the Bth October, op reed heavily this morning at
4111 to 93, fell to 82a to I, rallied to 921 to 1, and
stood at 4 o'clock at 921 exactly. Subsequently the
market was rather Batter, at 921 to 1. For money the
last price was 921. The quotation for the November
mount is called Iper cent. higher than for October
—a circumstance which indicates that the market is
considered to be fairly 4 with stock " ,from

supplied.._-_ arising tn.,
the late loans. The official btisinews report is as
Mows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921,
litl. 1; ditto. for account, Bth Oct., 93, 92/, 921,
921; India Stook, 229; Three-and•a-Half per
Cent.' Exchequer Bonds, falling payable is 1838, 991.
Exchequer Bilk show a further fall of 2a, closing
at
}9s. to 12s. prem. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted
99
t.
Foreign stooks also retain a downward tendency.
Turkish Biz per Cents., which showed considerable
steadiness pending the arrangements for the settle-
ment, have suddenly given way, on a pressure of
sales, and closed with much heaviness at the lowest
point, notwithstanding the approaching deduction of
the half yearly dividend. Turkish Guaranteed Four
per Cents. have also declined, but to a less extent.
Russian Five per Cents. have, fallen 1 per cent.

again ._---
Bank of Egypt shares were better to-day, elosimi
at 2to 1 dis. Ottoman Bank were last quoted 2

to 2 dia.; National Disoottnt, to prem. ; Londoi
Discount, Ito die. ; and General Bank of Switzer-
to dia. Other joint stock bank shires were
dull, but unmarked by any farther fall. General
Screw Steam and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
lead shares ware quoted lower, and Peninsular