The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-14 00:00:00

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MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cwcx.

The funds to-day are decidedly better. In the
morning a check was imposed by further
speculative sales, but prices have since risen
per cent The detailed advice. from India are
more favourably interpreted.
C3nsols for the 9th Sept. varied in the morn-
ing from 901 to f to 9(4, "sellers," and are now
quoted 90Z to 91. For money the present price is
90/ to t. Three per Cents. Reduced are marked
901 to I ; the New Three per Cents., 901 to 91;
Bank Stock, 215 to 216 ; Exchequer Bills, 60. dis.
to par ; Exchequer Bonds, 98; ; and India Bonds,
235. to 20s. die.

Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, being marked
941 for money, and 941 for the account. The other
sales in this department are limited to Portuguese
Three per Cents., 1853, at 481; Russian Five per
Cents. at 1121; the Spanish Coupon Certifs. at 5;
per cent. ; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents.
at 991 cx div.

-
The features of the Indian intelligence that excited
chief satisfaction are the continued loyalty of the
Madras and Bombay armies, and the proved supe-
riority of the British over the rebel forces on every
occasion where an encounter has taken place. The
Stock Exchange has also derived considerable relief
from the announcement made by the Chancellor of

the Exchequer on Wednesday night, that the re-
sources of the Indian government are quite adequate
at present to meet the expenditure entailed by the

have quite counteracted

the adverse feature involved in the official an-
nouncement that Delhi still holds out.

In the di6eount market the supply of money Con-
tinues good, and the demand is very moderate. In
some quarters transactions take place a fraction
below the Bank min mum. In the Stuck Exchange
yesterday money was very easy, owing to the in•
vestments of the public.
Of the gold brought from New York by the
steamers Vanderbilt and Atlantic about 20,000!. has
been purchased for exportation to the Continent, is
payment for silver. Some amount of gold, however,
was yesterday sent into the Bank, the Continental
demand being far from active.
The steamer Seine has arrived in the Thames
from Boulogne, with 68 eases of silver on freight,
the value of which i 9 probably about 66,0004
The steamer Etna has taken out 12,0001. in specie
to Alexandria. . . . . .

A quarterly general court is to be held at the East
India House on the 23rd September.
The market for saltpetre was yesterday excited, and
an advance of fully 2s. was finally paid. The sugar
market remains depressed. Tea was firm, owing to
the deficiency in the shipments from China to this
country, as indicated in the private telegraphic
despatches. The price of tallow has risen to 635. on
the spot.
A report has been issued by the directors of
the Bank of Egypt, in anticipation of the meet-
ing called for the 25th inst. The accounts,
extending from the 7th July, 1858, to the 30th
June, 1857, show a net profit of 13,021/., after
appropriating 1,140/. towards the payment of the
preliminary expenses. The directors consider this
result satisfactory, and refer to their desire to con-
duct the business with the greatest cau-
tion. The whole amount of the bad debts
is only 876/., which has been written off
in full. It is mentioned that the gross earnings
at Alexandria for the last sic months showed an
increase of 80 per cent. in the bank's business, as
compared with the previous six months; and the
directors describe the prospects for the future as
"equally encouraging." After payment of a divi-
dend of 6 per cent., free of income tax, a balance of
1,7711. will remain to be carried forward to the next
account.
An extraordinary general meeting of the share-
holders in the Ottoman Bank is called for the 26th
inst., to receive the directors report and accounts,
and "to authorise a distribution by way of interest out
of the profits of the current year. The amount of this
distribution and of the balance to be carried forward
was mentioned by us yesterday, and is certainly
most satisfactory. The directors are understood to
be in favour of the policy of making a distribution by
way of " interest" for the first six months of the
year, reserving the declaration of a "dividend," pro-
perly so called, until after the accounts for the whole
year shall hare been made up.
The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria Dock Com-
pany is called for the 27th inst.
The first half-yearly meeting of the Oriental In-
land Steam Company is called for the 24th inst.
Tenders will be received by the East India Com-
pany on the 19th inst. for the conveyance of 340
recruits of the Company's service from England to
Bombay. The men must be embarked between the
10th and 20th of September. Tenders will also
be received on the same day for the conveyance of
789 tons of stores (pitch, tar, heavy ordnance, am-
munition, &c.) from England to Bombay ; and 250
tons of telegraph wire from Liverpool to Kurrachee.
Tenders will be received by the Admiralty on the
18th inst., for the conveyance of stores (coals, naval
stores, slate, rope, copper, empty cartridges, cement,
accoutrements, timber, clothing, shells, nary provi-
sions, combustibles, slates, iron, &c.) from the
Thames to Antigua, Freemantle, Gibraltar, Malta,
Sierra Leone, St. Helena, and Valparaiso.
The New York advices mention that :
The new President of the Erie Railroad, Mr. Moran, has
had a conference with the New York Central officers, and an
agreement to raise fares and dispense with useless agencies
Lae been come to, which is expected to result greatly to the
advantage of both companies.
The position of the market for American stocks is
thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:
On a review of the business in American securities during
the past week, we have nothing of interest to report. There
has been more inquiry for State Bonds, with few actual trans-
actions, and in Railroad Bonds nothing bra been doing.

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The apprehensions entertained of late with regard
to affairs in India have been so gloomy, that to-day's
news, however serious, imparted a feeling of relief,
which has led to a decided alteration for the better
in the Stock Exchange. The funds were held in
check during the morning by a continuance of heavy
speculative sales, alleged to be for account of recent
operators for the rise. When the pressure of these
operations had subsided, the upward tendency be-
came more apparent, aided by a renewal of bond
fide purchases on the part of the public. Prices closed
at the best point of the day, and per cent.
higher than at 4 o'clock yesterday, so that the panic
which occurred after the recognised hours yesterday
afternoon is shown to have been unfounded.
Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday
901 to I for the 9th Sept., and were pressed for sale,
after the recognised hours, as low as 891, opened this
morning at 90, "buyers," and, after various fluctua-
tions, closed firmly at 901 to 1 for the account. For
money the last pnce was 904. The official business
report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for
money, 891,90, 891, 901, 891 ; ditto, for account,9th
Sept., 901, 90, 901, 901, f. 00:. Three per Cent.
Reduced, 901, 1,4, 1. New Three per Cents., 901,
1, 4. Thirty lean: Annuities, expiring in April,
188,5, 18 1-16. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exche-
quer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981 ; ditto,
1859,981, 984. India 'Winds, 255., 24a. dia.
Exchequer Bills were quoted 6a. to 2s. dia.; and
Exchequer Bonds, 981 tot.
Turkish Six per Cents, exhibit a decided advance,
closing at 911 to 95. The Guaranteed Four per
Cents. were last quoted 991 to 1 ex die. ; Peruvian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81 to 82; Spanish
Three per Cents., 40 to 1; do., Deferred, 25 to 4.
The transactions in this department were very
limited, except in Turkish Six per Cents. The list
of sales comprises only the following, viz.:—
Brazilian Old Five per (yenta., 1011. Dutch Four
per Cent. Certifs., 98/. Russian Four-and-a-Half
per Cents., 984, 984. bpanish Passive Bonds, 51.
Turkish Six per Cents., 91, 914 ; do., for account
(28th Aug.), Ht.
Bank shares to-day were firm, and in some cases
rather better. Oriental Bank and Ottoman Bank
roes about 10s. per sham. The stocks of the English,

Scottish, and Australian Bank, and London chartered
Bank of Australia were also inquired for. The
shares of the National Discount and London Dis-
count companies remain flat. In land and steam
shares little change occurred. London Dock stock
was officially marked 100; St. Katharine Dock, 901 ;
and European and American steam, 6 to 7.