The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-29 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctoex.
The receipt of the detailed advioes by the Overland
Mail has not led to any recovery in the Stock Ex-
change. The funds show a further decline of 1 per
cent., and the share markets are also flatter. The
chief business in the Stock Exchange is in connex-
ion with the share settlement.
Consols, after standing at 92j to 1„ are now quoted
921 to 1 ex. div. for the 9th July. The Three per
Cent Reduced are marked 921 to 1 ; the New Three
per Cents., 921 to t ; Bank Stock, 2121 to 214 ; Ex-
chequer Bills, 10s. to Ss. die ; and India Bonds, 10s.
to ss. dis.
Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 951 to 961,
and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101; to 2.
Other foreign stocks are quiet. Spanish Three per
Cents. are offered, and are marked 41t and 42. The
other sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents.,loo ;
Chilian Six per Cents., at 102; Dutch Two-and-a-
Ralf per Cents., at 651; ditto, Four per Cent. Cer-
tificates, at 98 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853,
at 47 ; Russian Five per Cents. at 1101; and the
Spanish Coupon Certificates at 61 per cent,
The Bank of France has officially announced that
it will lend to the extent of 60 per cent. of their
value on the Rentes, instead of 40 per cent., as
hitherto, and to the extent of 40 per cent. on ail-
way securities, instead of 20 per cent. ; but these
facilities have given no courage to the speculators.
The Bourse is overloaded with securities, which are
still pressed for sale to provide funds wherewith
to take up tho new issue of shares of the Bank of
France, and the large additions to the capital of the
leading railway companies.
The imports of specie reported on Saturday coin-
prise
45,0001. by the Ariel, and 80,0001. by the
Washington, both from New York. A portion of
these amounts is probably on continental account, but
20,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank.
The other imports reported last week have in-
cluded 433,5001. (of which 100,0001. was on French
account) by the Arabia, from New York ; 2,263/. by
the Alhambra, from the Peninsula; and 22,4001. by
the City of Washington, from New York.
The total value of the week's arrivals is upwards
of 600,0001., but of this about one-fourth is on Conti-

;lentil account.
Amongst the imports of silver direct into London
from the continent we also notice 55 cases by the Al-
by the Seine (intwotripe), all from Boulogne ; 17
cases and 1 bag by the Concordia, from Rotterdam,
and 10 cases by the Baron Osy, from Antwerp. The
value of these supplies of silver is probably between
180,0001. and 200,0001.
The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex-
ports of the precious metals direct from London
includes 29,000 oz. of gold to Boulogne, 1,200 oz. of
silver coin to Hamburg, and 4001. m silver coin to
the lonian Isles. The value of these remittances is
1- about 113,0001.
No other shipments have been officially reported
from the outports ; but it is known that considerable
puede of gold out of the imports above recorded
have been despatched privately to the Continent.
The sum purchased by the Bank of England this week
is computed at at least 220,0001.
A further extraordinary advance took place on Sa-
turday in the price of Y. C. tallow, " on the spot," and
for delivery at the end of the present month. Some
of the parties who have sold tallow for this period
aro unable to deliver it, and are compelled to pur-
chase it at almost any price that the operators on
the other side may choose to ask. Meanwhile the
price for delivery at later dates this year is still 12/.
or 131. per ton below the quotation for the 30th inst.
The speculative movement now witnessed is a repe-
tition of that which excited eo much attention a few

weeks ago.
The following statement of the railway calls fall-
ing
due in July, so far as they have yet been adver-
tised, is extracted from Mr. Slaughter's "Weekly
List." The amount is heavy, and by far the larger
proportion of it will be raised exclusively in this
market, as the only stock in the list in which
foreigners are largely interested is the Lombardo
Venetian Bonds:

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DM. pod. • of doom. d
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6 ZI £
1 0 0 27.000 17,500
Trolouto6l64 ..„..... •16 12 10 0 3.560 IMO
Gnat Lazoodoad cam.
Wel . • • .10 II 20 0 100.000 2000
Odd Bodied; and defdd.
ltd.& 100.1004. loam
...d6 . . . .. 1 100. et. 90 6 0 per cent. 50.010
Dim. 14. itiii ii;i.. 'Mr... 1 16 1o 0 tow) oma
ezorar.ro 11534 2 16 155,250 437.560
6Ow amt.. Ibl. .. .. 1 71 110 5 3,203 11.006
Lambs sea suit{ wriiiiii 1 n 310 0
sus
ammo
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Ado dad .... ...... 1 519. et. 15 9. et. 'mammon.
liettift. dr-daTi. U.. 1 1110 0 237.000 355400
N. 11,46.. g 0156..
If of. 1 Sid 1 ........ ...... 1 132 15 0 06.036 111.115
log30:6=6111 7 per wet.
ts 3 1
0 0 16.1111 13.330
&odds 56d. 1Yd66666. 1
I 6 tres. 1115.. 0 10 0 16 011 KM
Tddisad Mi1gif0i1.....,....... 13 1 6 0 11,000 11. do
Warsaw sunt Haltom'.... 11 04 10 0 16.010 WOO
Tema . 0.07001
Saturday was " making-up day" in the share
market. With the exception of Berwick and York
and North Midland stocks, of which a large delivery
has been made, the rates of " continuation" ruled
very moderate, indicating investments by the public
during the account now closing. On Lancashire and
Yorkshire stock the rate was sensibly lighter than
at the last eettlement. Subjoined is our usual state-
ment of the terms generally current :
Prom
London end North Western 5-16 to 7-16 per cad.
=du:go.
Great Western 4 backwardation to 1-16
continuation
Midland i to i ditto
Lancashire end Yortahire 6-16 to 7.16 ditto
South bitterns -16 to k per share
ditto
Great Northern
Cakdoniana -16 to i per sham ditto
yaks North Midland
1-16 to 4 ditto
Northern of France 7 per cent.. per ann.
Eastern of France
Paris and Lyons
Central of France 9 per emit. per son.
Southern of France liar emg. per ann.
Great Luxemburg.
As the half-year is about to terminate, a glance at
the aggregate traffic receipts of the principal British
railways may be useful. The :subjoined exhibits the
total receipts for the first half of 1857, compared
with those for the corresponding period of 18.56
1837. 1866.
Bristol awl Exeter £140,604 .. £140,697
Celsksiaa
Brim Owner
Med Lemeslie 169,991 .. 147,143
Idinhmigh ma Lope
=s ant '1" Westin"
T'Zia . . 192369 t
Gust 9919999 sad Western. 151,614 .. 162,722
Ong Volum
19•9999,9 ma Teekshire.... 573,969 .. 636.977
Larks ori Nara Wameni .. 1,484,014 .. 4428,632
Lovas ma Bleakvall
Lodes, 199,1089, mai South
Owe. 323,490 .. 316,138
Limbs MI Ina Western 356,718 .. 374,632
99996991, 91•199, and
LIMIMMItre'
MiMend
North British
North Emtern
North London 67,973 .. 23,680
North Staffordshire
Oxford, Worcester, aid wet-
vorha 99,638 .. 84,303
Shrewsbury and Birmingham 42,066 .. 63,62196 .. 37,9581
Shrewsbury Chaster
Bon &aim sad
360,377 .. 349,661
Wales