The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-10 00:00:00

Consols are still quoted 961 to for money, and 95
to for the October aoootuit. The scrip of the New
Indian Loan ia also without change, at 1001 to 101.
There was an active demand for money yesterday,
at 21 per cent. for the best Dille ; and the applications
to the Bank continue upon a steady though not
pressing scale. They included yesterday a few from
the money dealers, the Bank's advances during the
shutting of the transfer books haring now com-
menced.

The scrip of the new Indian Loan was offered yes-
terday morning at 1001, but rose in the afternoon,
and closed firm at the highest point yet reached—
viz. 1001 to t, or 31 to f prem.
The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign
stocks will commence on Monday (" continuation
day") and terminate on Wednesday.
The sum of 38,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank
yesterday, making a total of 184,0001. since the
date of the return given below. There are still some
amounts in the hands of the refiner., and likely to
stop here.
The steamer Indus will leave on Monday with
154,3001. in silver and 5,000/. in gold for Bombay,
besides 397/. in gold for Otbraltar. The remittance
on account of the Council of India is 161,3001. About
42,0001. in bar gold is engaged for transmission to
Cadis by the Oscar.

At St. Petersburg on Thursday the exchange on
London was quoted 341 d. A rumour that the pro-
ceeds of the Russian Loan are about to be sent away
In gold is evidently unfounded, the exchange being
at a point most unfavourable to Russia.

The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
firm. The only movement of importance was a rise in
the Austrian exchange, which was affected by the an-
ticipations that the article in the Monirmir will be
nnfavoumbly regarded in Vienna. The quotations
are shown below :

Amsterdam, three months, 11.184 to ; ditto short, 11.141
to 161; Rotterdam, them month., 11.181 to t; Antwerp,
three months, 26.271 to 321 ; HaraLorg, mean
three months, 13.61 to 8 ; Paris, three days sight, 26.10
to 16; ditto, three rendha, 26.36 to 40; Frankfoi t-on. the-
Maine, three reasthe, 1171 to ; Petanbunt, par
months,
12.0.5 months, 34* to I; Vienna, di. do., three months,
12.0.5 to 12.20 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 12.5 to 12.20 ;
Madrid, dues month., 494 to 4; Cadiz, three month.,
494 to 1 , Leghorn, three months, 30.21 to 74 ; Gooos,
three months, 26.671Nap1e5, three months, 401 to t ;
Palming three mouths, 1224 to 1 ; Maim, three months,
1221 to 123; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 tot; Oporto, 90 days,
614 to 62. _ _ .

The Calcutta and China mails, announced as having
reached Aden, are expected in London via Marseilles
early next week, and the Bombay mail about the
119th inst. It appears that the whole of the Aus-
tralian mail (besides 18,0001. in gold) is safe, and
reached Sues by the Northam; the hiFht portion is
looked for on the 12th or 13:b inst. rhe shares of
the Peninsular and Oriental Siam Company expe-
-1 rimmed a rather decided recovery yesterday, owing to
the satisfactory intelligence of the steamer Northam
having been got off the reef on which, as described
in the company's telegram received last week, she
had been stranded.
The shares of the Great Ship Company have im-
proved to par to prem. We are informed that
upwards of 12,000 oat of the 30,000 new shares have
already been taken up.
The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo-
Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the
2nd Sept. was 31,2041., being 8,8381. more than in
the corresponding week of last year ; and that on the
Lombardo-Venetian line 10,0831., eho wing a decrease
of 2,2451.

The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 1,3291.

The half-yearly meeting of the Pernambuco Rail-
way Company is called for the 10th October.
The wheat market yesterday was very dull, at
former price..
The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market
shows scarcely any change in price.
The next quarterly sales of indigo will commence
on the 11th October.

The subjoined weekly summary of the produce
markets is extracted from the circular of Messrs.
W. I. and H. Thompson, issued last evening :
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The colonial markets remain inmate with only moderate
transaction,, at priors I. most lost.n.t.a f.venrabte to the
buyers. The sales of sugar have gone of heavily; geed
qualities at about former rates, but low to middling descriptions
at a reduction of 6d. to le. per cwt. Cuff 'a was steady until
the result of the Dutch sale of Wadneeday became known ;
this went at 1 to 2 cents below valuations, and has awed •
partial &clime of about Is. per as.:. upon plantation Ceylon,
holder •of native chialy withdrawing Atom the market. Rios
is in moderate requeet, and sales have bets made on rather
easier teems. Large arrivals of white miller have led to •
slight reduction in the valeta. Black µpµ, remains steady.
Thisaltpoire market has been firm, but the few parcels offer-
ing prevent business of importance. At the tea tales this
week • considerable portion of the quantity brought forward
sold, sad rather lower rates fate accepted for Coagou. Tht re
appros to he somewhat mcre inquiry by private contract to-
The ships William and Jane, Daniel Rankin, and
Xephius have bean taken up to carry government
store, to Madras, Calcutta, and Bombay, respec-
tively.
The return of the Back of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Sept. 7, compared with the pre-
vious weekly return, shows the following results :
Circulation inns
Circulation active .
mutile devotes
Other deposits
Government lecaritims in
bank,ng department
Other war:dee in basking
department 19,016,870 Increase 24,986
Coin and bullion in both
departments
Seven day and other bale 900.977 Increase 17,562
The Rent
Notes in maw . . 9,117,740 laorease 265,196
Total rmerve(soalt cj.it)
In banking ispartassat 9,793,982 leaven 317,133