The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-20 00:00:00

stooks of old goof* in the warehouses, 'whether in the heath
of dealers or manufacturers; and hems the transactions in
the MOSCOW market during the Wt sin weeks have
been so limited, while at the same time the condoned
brilliant progress of our manufactures give • pros-
pect of • permanent demand for the raw material.
B,niness opened lots at the fair, nit till the 6th inst., but
proceeded so briskly, thet it may be considered to bus closed
by the 10th. Price", owing to claw competition and a strong
desire to purchase for home consumption, showed • Modesty
to rise, end an average advance wee established of 6 to 10 per
oat. on the rates of 1868, reaching in luny isatences even
12 end 15 pm cent. Foreign Wylie held entirely aloof
during the beet of the market, mad oily ea the 11th end 12th
inst. took some smell quantity of skin wool (shoot 3,000
youth.). The coothtion of part of the brook-washed wools
was better than last year, part of them, however, es well as
those in the grease, were decidedly more woofing, end would
give leg yield in ecouring,. The quantity brought in for this
year's June sate was ter behind 1868, end reached oily about
190,600 poods brook-washed (meson) and green wools, of
which the larger hall brook-washed.

TuZSDAT EVILNINO,

The funds derived a certain degree of support from
the announcement that there is to be no oreation of
dock, but business was very languid, and the ad-
vance in Consols scarcely amounted to t per cent.
The improvement would probably have been more
considerable but for the intimation given by the
Chancellor of the Exchequer that an additional loan
for India will be rendered necessary by the failure
of the 51 per cent. loan for 5,000,0001. now open in
India. The agitation in Italy, and doubts as to the
mode in which Napoleon's incomprehensible pro-
gramme is to be worked ont,also check the tendency
to improvement, both here and at. Perim.
The demand for money in commercial channels
continues brisk, and the transactions which take
place below the Bank minimum are of a somewhat
exceptional character. At the Bank, however, the
applications to-day were to only a moderate extent.
The instalment or 25 per cent. which fell due this
day on the Indian Loan had, of course, been pro-
vided for. The final instalment of 26 per cent, is
fixed for the 16th August, but the payments in ad-
vance have been very large.
Indian railway shares were heavy to-day, under
the influence of the intimation that Lord Stanley's
supplemental estimates for the service of the Indian
government will themselves require to be supple-
mented. Even in the present easy state of the
money market, a good deal of attention is excited
by the prospect of a flow of silver to India
on government account, the more especially as the
remittances to China have decidedly increased. It
is sta'ed that the Council of India have already
entered into contracts for the supply of &consider-
able amount of the metal, which must be procured
principally on the Continent.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 96t, "buyers."
varied today between 95 to and 951, " buyers,"
and closed at 93 3-16 to 6.16, or 951, ban for
money and the account. The official business report
is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
961, 1, 96, 951, 96, 951, ; ditto. for amount
(9th August), 961, 96, 931, 961, 961; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 961, #
h, 1 • New Three per
Cents., 951,1, 1 ; Ban Stook, 221, 223 ; India
Stock, 219 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentured,
961, 961 ; the scrip of the New Loan, 95i.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 27e. to 30e.
prem.; India Bonds were firmer, being dealt in at
6s. die. to par. The Indian Four per Cent. Deben-
tures were quoted 951 to / ; and the New Loan, 95 to

4; or par toI prem.
Business in the foreign market was inactive.
Turkish Bonds alone attracted attention, sod re-
covered to 1 per cent. The Old Six per Cents.
closed at 81 to 82, and the New at 70 to 71.
Mexican Binds left off at 19 to 4.

AtINES.-THLY DAY.

Two o'CLocg.

The market is rather inactive today, the opera-
tions entered into having been upon a limited Kale.
°rambler and St. A nbyn shares are officially marked
66, ex thy., in the Stock Exchange. There have
also been inquiries for Herodsfoot, West Camden,
and Drakewalls mines.
Boa Accord Copper Mining shares are enquired
for, and are marked 11. Other colonial, as well as
foreign mining sham, are inactive.