The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-18 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.
Two o'CLocx.
Notwithstanding the majority last evening in the
Home of Lords on Lord Stanley's motion condem-
natory of the foreign policy of the government, this
proceeding of the opposition is very generally regarded
In the City as ill-timed and ill-judged, even
by men whose political opinions are usually at variance
with those of the government, and consequently its
result has been received with regret by commercial
men. The effect, therefore, which each a vote was
otherwise calculated to produce upon the English
funds, has been in a great measure neutralised,
the market having opened this morning at a
decline of only 1 since yesterday. Consols were first
quoted 95 to 1, then touched N, but are now steady
at the opening price for the 17th 7uly, ex div.
The Three per Cents. Reduced have been done
at 96, 93i, and last at 96i ; and the New Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 97i and 981, the last
price.
Exchequer Bills mark 70s. and 675. ; ditto small,
68s. prem. India Bond., 88s.; ditto, under 1,0001.,
89s. and 8.55. prem.
The foreign stocks are quite neglected, bat prices
are little changed. Mexican is the only stock
in which the dealings are worthy of notice.
The market for this description opened at
a further decline from yesterday's rates, and
the price soon went down to 291, but it has
since rallied, and was last marked 30. The entire
business of the morning is limited to:—Mexican, for
the 28th June, at 29, 1, t, and 30. Portuguese
Four per Cents at 34. Spanish Active Five per
Cents , for account, at 171 ; and Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents. at 571, with the exchange at 12
guilders.
The committee of Mexican bondholders have for-
warded us the following, relative to the Mexican
debt:—" The Europa has brought advice to the
committee of Mexican bondholders from Vera Crux,
dated 16th ult., of the shipment of 49,727 dollars 57
cents. per royal mail steamer Severn. The amount
pending for account of the bondholders at Vera Crux
was at that date estimated at 158,822 dollars 77
cents."

ENGLISII YUNDS.—Tius DAL

Haat ROM, ,k 3 9
3 per Ct. Red. Anna.. 951
3 we CL Coy. Anza...hut

13 at:1,o; Ace. 951
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6jvor eta. g
choator 10^ GU. to TOL

POICIICIN 1511/4DB.
6 pat OR. Andel= 1 part.o Mae& 1105.35
44 4 pro etCent relit Bet„st Orme&
MOlLDaforad Ib4a., 4
per . 6 ple 1:71. . Mt SI
5 rya et Unizill66an lids., ST 9 6 c.01...zranr... iT 8
Ditto New, li
6 per Ct knows Ayres, 64 6 Maumee Om., at 7
Ditto Chillan ads., 95 100 per et Ibis. 11107 9
Ditto eolumb. Def. Ma, 6 l
itere 114915104da. la
Columbian &bumbler Bda, 31 5 3 lipeaer Dia
_I4 i
3 Kr
Ct. Vanish lids., 713 remake UL 4
24 pOl. CI. Duedm Ibla. fel 1 I rot Ct. Vermais 4. :4 5
4 pa CR Dutch Cada- WO Viseanais Deferred 846..111 12t

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Cooper and Davis report a slow trade, at the
following quotations :—Prime Meadow, 701. to 75i.; inferior,
Ms, to 651. Rowan, 641. to 60s. ; Clover, Ede. to 60i. ;
Straw, 23.. to 281.

ExmßrrioN or 1851.—We understand that at a
isestiog at Waltham-abbey last week in support of the ex-
hibition of 1851, Captain Yulloh, superintendent of the gur.-
powder manufactory, and the artificen and men in hie de
pertinent, subscribed one day's pay to the funds. Captain
Yorke, of the Royal Engineers, and the men under his com-
mand at Waltham, hays signified their intention of doing the
MSC

REPRESENTATION OF SALISBURP.—II is generally
reported that Charles Penruddorke, E•q., Of Camp% JR Chain-
berlayne, iatends to come forward aa a candidate for this
city, on the Protectionist interest, wh an election moy
occur. It is fully understood that k'. W. Slade, E•q , will
M a candidate on the was interast.—Hompsh ire AdoerSurr.