The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-04 00:00:00

MOM MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cc.oca.
The fonds continue to fall. A fresh decline of
to 1 per cent. has been established to-day. Nearly
all the other Stock Exchange markets are also
lower.
Consols for money have been dealt in from 931 to
1031, and are now quoted exactly 931• For the
9th July the price was flirt marked 941, and is
I now quoted 941 to 1, or equal to 921 to
lex dlv. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked
921 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., 921 to 1; Bank
Stock 212 to 214 ; India Stock, 2201 to 222 ; Exche-
quer Bills, March, par; ditto, June, ss. din. to par;
and India Bonds, U. dim.
Turkish Six per Cents. bare fallen to 941 to a,
and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. to 1011 to 1.
Brazilian Four-and-a• Half per Cents• have been
dealt in at 961 ex div. ; Spanish Deferred Three per
Cents., at 251; and Duteh Four per Cents., at 971
and 971. In other foreign securities no business is
reported.
Its announced this morning that the Sussex has
arrived off Plymouth, from Melbourne, with 47,844
ounces of gold on freight, worth about 191,3701.
The Coleroon has also arrived from Sydney, and the
Royal Stewart from Swan River; but these vessels
are not known to have any gold on freight.
The willingness of the Bank to grant advances

upon Mock at 6 per cent. during the Mettler ba
of the transfer books enables the settlement to be
effected with eomparative ease, but it is not over-
looked that the accommodation in question will not
be extended beyond the 11th of July. The largo
supplies of gold and silver are neutralised by the
Mamma drain of silver to the East. The market
was chiefly prejudiced yesterday, however, by news
of a fresh an cre fall on the Paris Bourse, which, is
its speculatively inflated state, is greatly affected by ".
the apprehended deficiency in the silk crops. The .1
coming elections, and the conduct of the Ere elt go- ,
vernment regarding them, also tend to Meeemege
the speculators.
The Sydenham has arrived off the coast from
Melbourne, with 31,46101. of gold on freight, worth

about 125,8404
The gold brought from Australia by the shells' .
Morning Star, Donald M'Kay, and La Hogue, :
amounting in all to 269,0001., has reached London.
It is expected that a considerable portion of this
amount will be purchased by the Bank, and the rent
sent to the Continent.
Of the 98,0001. in specie ex the Europa, from New
York, received in London, only about 12,0001. has
gore into the Bank ; the whole of the remainder ;
has been sold for exportation.
The Alnwick Celiac, from Sydney, has no gold on
freight.
The steamer Sultan has brought about 2,3001. in, ,
specie from the Peninsula.
The exact amount of specie and bullion shipped
on board the Indus, which will leave Southampton
today for Alexandria, is officially reported at
761,6134, of which 6,3141. is in gold, and 766,2991.
in silver. The sum destined for the three ••
Chinese ports is 343,3871. The detailed particulars
of these shipments are given below, viz.: for Bom-
bay, silver, 115,2101. ; for Ceylon, gold, 3,4821. ; '
for Madras, gold, 1,2821., and silver 7,9871. ; for
Calcutta, silver, 243,7961, ; for Penang, silver,
for Ho
9,6101. ; for Singapore, silver, 36,8601. •Hong
Kong, silver, 127,0971., and gold, 364 ; and for
Shanghai, silver, 216,7401.
To facilitate comparlson,we append a statement et
the aggregate remittances to the East by each of the 4
last lux steamers :
March 20, pee Pea 1787,687
April 4, per Colombo 7118,684
April 20, rot lades 739,793
lby 4, per Para 661,111
May 20, per Colombo 761,071
June 4, per Indus
It is as yet somewhat sot to keln an estimate of '
the probable shipments by the mope .ding packet,
which will leave Bouthsagilla en the Mt mat.,
The sum already engaged, however, is about
300,0001., and well informed parties are of opinion
that the total will reach 900,0001., if not one million.
More than half of this enormous aggregate will be
supplied by the heavy freight of spilis brought by
the Orinoco.
The corn market yesterday was quiet, at about last '
Monday's rates. The imports of foreign grain into
Lander chiefly from the north of Europe, have
daringly :e first two days of this week been extra-
ordinarily large. Of oats no less than 63,350 qrs.
have been rectived. From the south of Europe, on
the other hand, not a single floating cargo has
arrived at port of all.
The half-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine's
Doak Company is called for the 14th of July.
A special meeting of the Sittingbourne and Sheer-
ness Railway Company is called for the 18th inst.,
to consider a bill promoted by the company, which
authorises an alteration of the line, the construction
of new branches, and the conclusion of working
arrangements with the East Kent Railway Cora-
A special meeting of the members of the Prov
dent Clerks Mutual Benefit Association is called for
the 24th inst., to make new rules.
A special meeting of the Mediterranean Electric
Telegraph Company la called for the Bth inst., in
London, preparatory to a meeting called for the-
15th, at Paris.
The fifth call of 11. 55., making 64 ss. called, is to•
be paid on the shares of the Tralee and Killarney'
Railway Company by the 13th of July ; and the-
sixteenth call of 11., making 171. called, on the 4 per
cent. irredeemable 201. preference shares of the
Great Southern and Western Railway of Ireland.,
by the lot of July.
A return of 3s:6d. per share is advertised on the
shares of the Cheltenham and Oxford Railway
Company.

WEDNISDAT EYIN IRO.

The rands have shown increased heaviness, and
closed at the lowest point of the day, which repre-
sents a further decline of 1 per cent. since yesterday
afternoon. The monthly settlement is in full pro-
gress, and exercises a prejudicial influence, owing
to the state of the speculative account. Operators
lot prices are tired of paying high rates for
°e'er their purchases from account to
fisecamt, end in many cases prefer selling.
Consols opened this morning, as they stood at 4
o'clock yesterday, at 931 to 94, for money and to-
morrow's settlement, and gradually drooped, closing
at 931 to 1 for money, and 94 6-16 to 7-16 (or equal
to 921 ex die.) for the 9th of July. The " continua-
tion" remains at Ito 11-18 percent. The official
business report is as fullovrs :—Three pit Cent.
Consols, for money, 93/, 9, Nl, 94, 931; ditto,
for account, 4th June, 94, 931. Three per Cents.
Relied, 921, 1,1. New Three per Ceuta., 921, t, a.
Bank Stock, 2131, 213. Three-and-a-Half per Cent.
Exchequer Bonds falling payable in 1869, 981.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted to-day-
2e. to 6s. prem., the June or " advertised" bills,.
2s. die. to Is. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 98i
to 99.
Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale to-
day, and fella per cent., clotting at 94/ to 1. The
ua Granteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 1011 to
it being per cent. lower than yesterday. Business
in the foreign stock market was generally inanimate.
With reference to the market for American mil-
ling securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as
owe:
The market for American securities in London has been.
inactive during the past week. Minot, shares remain at
former quo'a'o us, notwithstanding the large advance re-
=from New 'Vert, Construction Bonds are in more
Tiro fact that of the 200,000 dole. of node given
for purelt-e of lands which matured up to Mores 1, 1867,
only about 8.‘,10 dila. were unpaid and renewed for six months
en payment of interest, exercises an important intiseuer
the arcuriti.t of this company; and, as the operation pro-
gresses from year to year, must produce moat extraordinary
results. We note tranemettens in Illinois Central shares at
the close at prem. ex dir. and ex the new issue.