The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-23 00:00:00

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The English
lee than
point of
reduction
pier Bills
other indications
money,
part of
again in
the creation
16 per cent.
the large
exercise
which continues
extent '.
One-fourth
Paid up, au
downwatil
unchecked.
plentiful at
dints employment
rate of 1 to
view of !"
large arrivals
country,-
rate of
produoes
curities
time few
movement
limited
Considerable
and were is
the Boot&
prem., from
the closing
At Pane
was well r
feeling "
change t
premium
tallen f
markets a
dam, Mist
Consols
tween
90 to
The official
Cant. r
count, .
lee Reduced,
89i, 901,
Long
Years .
roro.Cent.
dealt
is The
(to the 1.
meet att
day last)
or &sherd'.
16e. prem.
81 i per
SL 7.

Jon.
show
Three
allowed
those
and t
The
anosoolly
Commencing
Stock -
at two
at one
cordon°e
at the' "
the tot
genial k
Th.
whom
ounoes

482,382
Indies, f
two de!
The
the v

tendency ..
uneasy feeling a.
considerable decline

The.
Portuguese
classes -

be supposed,
the charges
to the grievances
holders r
whole
and any
The
British

Assidarable
Mr.
lag

Rock .
Mitre
4th Jan
Canada,

amounts
Wt.

account&
GAUL 14a.
aosidnie
Piratic.
.we
aid

the Is-
Australasia
Electric "

Crystal
3 7-16 to
100 to 100 f
Netherlands

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r(THREEPENCE.
MONEY MARKET. 911, and are nowquoted 91 to 4 for mossy, mid the 30-.4th
inst., and 911 to 1 for the next account of July 10.
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TVIISDAT Innate. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 89/
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&nglish funds experienced a further rise of no to 901; the New Three per Cents. at 901 to 901;
New 30 yearn Annuities at 161 to 16 9-16;
y
n 1 per cent. to-day, and closed at the best the
ExMachrcheq, watrlOßs ..°:2o4lsa.lBsp!lemat.; IdMittio,; Exchequer Bills,
the day. The rise was mainly caused by the
sea of the rate of interest on the June Exche- to 7s. prem.; and India Bonds, at 19s. prem.
lilts from 24d. to 2d. per cent. per day, and The operations in the foreign stock marks bare
ndications of the increasing abundance of been few, and the change is price is mainly confined
coupled with continued investments on the to Turkish and Mexican. The former stock, after
I the public, which have caused stock to be marking 78, has receded to 774 to f. Mexican, on
the other hand, has touched 221, and is now quoted
alien from the new loan. An instalment
n much demand for immediate transfer, despite
of 22 to 4. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 871 ; i
the Spanish Committee's Certificates at 44 per cent.
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cent. fell due to-day on the loan, absorbing Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 64; ditto Four
age sum of 2,400,0001., but it seemed to per Cent. Certificates at 921; and Danish Fire per 115"
•no influence whatever on the money market, Cents. at 1014. ,
k s.
continues extremely easy. To a considerable
this payment bad been made in anticipation. MINES. a.
kurth of the government loan has now been __..-
p, amounting to four millions steeling, yet the TUMULT Avsriaik.
mad tendency in the value of money continues Numerous inquiries have been noticed to-day for .?
awl In the. Stoat
.zacharip mosey is so share. in South Wheal Frames, Alfred Consalmithat
Frances, South °arras. North Wheal Robert, Wheal
[al at present that there is little or no Mime- Kitty (1..„ lent), West Polberro, Sortridge Como*
employment for it even at the merely nominal and St. Day United, with in some cases an upward
Ilto If per cent. on government securities. In tendency. The Blunavon Iron and Coal Company's
it the moderate requirements of trade, and the 'hares were better.
arrivals
of
gold,
which are also retained in this The gold mining shares remain quiet.
e
7, a further reduction in the Bank of England Cohn shares rose IL
I discount is looked for. This state of things
The goldiSmuiP3inDgAsYh.
-reirto-OdaY'Cl"Lare steady, with
era a general desire to invest, and all good se-
w are consequently in demand. At the same little inquiry. Ague Fria, Colonial Gold, and Great
ew sellers offer, and thus a material upward Nugget Vein shares are quoted Ito 1 ; and Novena [kr
sent is established in prices, with comparatively Monde, 1 to 1.
33 ; Peel Rivet, 21 to 31; North British Matte-
d transactions, and with little speculative aid. Australian Agricultural shares ore quoted 31 to
beim,/ die. to par ; and Scottish Australian Invade
asidertble purchases were made of omnium I
rem reputed to be in part on account of some of'
Imperial Ge.. median shares have been dealt in ne 21;
loot& banks. The first price marked was 24 mnt,l t° 112.11!
Mining, at 161. Pontgibaud, at 16; and
k, from which a rise took place to 2/ to 21, and
,osing notation was 2 11-16 to 2 13-16 prem. United Mexican, & o, -I
Para to-day the late rise in the French funds - at'i t° "I.
roll maintained. At Vienna a more favourable
ig is indicated by a considerable fall in the Ea-
ts on London, which comes quoted 12.21. The COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
Lam on gold and silver has at the same time -o__
k f per cent. The other continental stock • MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.
eta maintain an upward tendency. At Amster- The 'English wheat which was left over untold from last
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wasnilt then be. realised, and the advance noted ea Friday
Austrian and Russian stocks have advanced. market day was disposed of this morning at prior which
mole ranged during a part of the morning be-thus maintained.
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e 901 and 901, and had advanced at the closet* Foreign wheat, of which supply is liberal, was dull sale at
to 91 for money. and the 30th instant. Menders rates. -
Acid business report is as follows :-Three per Barley. blow, and Pew, underwent no change of Woad;
Consols for money, 901, 1,4, I, 4 ; ditto for an- Oats were in good supply and large demand, with tuts to
t, 30th May, 9041 g, 1. 1. 4. three per Cents. Price "al" ih. Islier*
toed, 891, 1. New TT per Cents., 89/, 901 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM NAT 19 TO MAT U.
sous, kW lereigr.
90f, 904. Bank Stock, 2091. India Stock, 231. wheat- - Deo j ...... I MOO h
Annuities, expiring in Jan. 1860, 31. Thirty 1eree7...7.•-• 11::: Seo
OP 111110
Is Annuities, Jan. 1860, 44. Three•andw-Half maw - me h
Dent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, --
now, MO rsks. sad ... sem& ....-
The New Thirty Years Annuities were also
in at 161 and 16 746 per 11. MINCING-THIS-THIS DAY.
thasecreusWhasaar7nOt hbageenbesanywubalidlic .111 neeTtey parillvolat
andady,
le Exchequer Bill notice caused the March issue day, red 1 ,
lie eligibility of which as a medium of invest- mistreat markets are but thinly attended ; yet most articles ' i
t attention was called in our impression of Bator- wear • arm appearance.
WO to rise to 10s. to 16s. prem., whilst the June Oa 'Change, yesterday, a fair amount of business was dons
ivertised issue was quoted 4s. to 7s. prem. At in ram i Peek 24•_2(1. to .021-, ad., waled* to quality-
prem. the March bills (bearing 244. per 1001.
COTT ON.••-l' 200 MIPS M yesterday at high pricee
day interest) show a return at the rate of TALLOW MARSET.-THIS DAY.
Is. 104. per cent. per annum. At 7.. prem. the The market is quiet to-day, • at the following quotations, i e
e bills (bearing 2d. per omit. per day interest) viz.:-Town tallow, 615.. nett cash; Petersburg Y C. on
w a ?aura of 31. Os. 7d. per cent. per annum. the spot, 621. ; !Ley and Jana, 61.. ed.; October .10 Do_ ~ ?
es o'clock on the 2nd June is the latest period (*albs. 53.• dd.
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wed for sending in the June bills (including also
le dated io April and May, 1864) for renewal, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.
Messrs.
the new bills are to be issued on the 12th June. Pattenden and Smith report that the market roe.
Unties brisk with seemly any fine hope on offer.
he transactions in the foreign stock market were
sully restricted, but prices were firm. COAL MARKET.-PHIS DAY.
lomtnenoing with Saturday, the 16th June the Eden Main, 19s. • Walls End Goeforth, 17s. 134.;
• Walls
ck Exchange is to be finally closed on Saturdays Haswell, 2e. ; Wails End South Helton, Ms. 641.Wa Ile
.wo o'clock, the official transactions terminating End Stewart's, 205.-61 fresh ships at market.
ine o'clock. This arrangement, which is in sc-
ience with the petition noticed in the Daily News
REBUILDING OF TEE WHITTINGTON CLUB. . O.
be 16th instants. in course of signature amongst o
member,, effects a reduction
of one hour in the Oa Monday a public meeting of the smalcseri of
led of business on Saturdays. this club was held at the Freemasons' Hall, J. J. Macao,
the Maid of Judah has arrived from Sydney, Esq., in the chair, for the purpose of adopting the necessary 1
moe she sailed on the 24th February, with 4,289 measures to secure the continuance of • club for the middle
ices of gold, worth about 17,1001. ncluding the &woe- •
1,382 dears brought in by the Tay from the Vint The Citazaicarr, is opening the proceedings, said the
meeting was for the purpose of deciding upon stops for
lies, the arrivals of the precious metals in the first rebuilding the club and - i • T • carrying on la emstanee. heir
s days of this week are raised to 458,0001. last meeting was held to kneader a proposal of the Doke of
the Waterloo sailed from Sydney for London on Norfolk for the surrender of the lame, sad It was deeded
k 17th February with 1,938 ounces of gold on that an endeavour should be glade to raise the rem required
ight, and the Wooloomooloo on the 24th Feb., for co.elplrang the rebuildieg sad decoration of the club
premises in Arundeletnet, and that in the event et the mid
th 509 ounces. , sem being raised, the duke's offer should be declined. This ..
the foreign exchanges thin afternoon were firm, at determination had been come to for a variety of reasons.
k quotations of lest Friday, but on the whole the The surrender of the lame would cause the lame-
kdency was in the direction of improvement. A les. dials dissolution of the club. A now club
.could not be
le difficulty in obtaiaing
easy feeling as regards politics was indicated by a un stalleetiwtai,thanor l'airdaebr sawmill adapting the pta.
Isiderable decline in the rate for paper on Vienna mises to its vas. The trouble and expense thus incurred
I Trieste, which was negotiated at 12.34 to 12.38. would, if devoted to obtaining the re erection of the late pre-
Dor Bankruptcy Court report contains a notice of raises, be more than sufficient to accomplish the result The
'then proceedings in the case of Joseph Wind'e dub would obtaia • new building, more convenient to its
le. members, less costly to maintain, and more profitable to its
The half•yearly dividend is advertised open the management. By obtaining a new building, a saving of at
least three-to eche of the sum annually devoted to repairs 1
engem Annuities of 1843, and upon the other would be effected, whilst the rent, calculated on the heals of a i
lases of the Portuguese External Debt. It must not repairing lease, would remain the same. As the sum paid for ,
supposed,og however, that Portugal honestly meets these repairs amounted to an average of upwards of 2501.
s of her foreign debt,inar?uch m,in addition
"remnant ouivantodltrlinprrregannum, thee etrt6b would, eve, wouldposed loan l'
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the grievances of older etandingpf which the bond- making a liberal allowance for mt.( maintenance, bepsy.
Idea complain, the dividend to be paid on the hie • less rent than formerly for • superior building. The
hole of the unconverted bonds is still arbitrarily rent, 4751. per annum, amounted to only 44 per cent. on the
d unjustly cut down to an uniform rate of 3 per cent, mousy which the Duke of Norfolk was bound to expend on
The subjoined memorandum is from the North the rebuilding, without allowing any margin for the ground ~
rent, whereas the ordinary rent of such premises, including
coltish Australasian Company : ground rent, amounted to at least 10 per cent. on the outlay;
The North British Australasian Company have received it followed that the dub would be held at a rent under the
tters from Mr. Mackay to the itk March, and from Mr. lease of about one-half that it would be compelled to pay in
seger to the 18th January. Mr. Mackay states that the any other position. If the whole of the shares were not
moral prospects of the season were much improved, and taken up by the 23rd inst., the trustees would be compelled
at upwards of 3,000 fat cattle were booked for the pots; to aloes with the offer of the Duke of Norfolk.
id be advisee farther ••••111•01•11•• of wool, including • For completing the sent of 13,0001. required for 1.
msiderable portion of produce for sale on commission. the rebuilding and decorations of the slob, the
:r. Baler states that the works at the mine were proceed- Drown saaatjag had bola convened, the sum of MANX
g esti+ actorily, though, the ground being hard,. the pro. ;mine mauled by ttie insurance. Since the last meeting on
rues was not quite what was expected. The MUMS had the th of Way, IMO shares of If. each had been taken,
it" breaking on, the lode turning out a good deal of ore seeking 9601. out of the 3,0001. required. This sum had
the fathom beau subscribed by 157 members out of 1.000, and they had i.
The following meetings are newly announced, viz., a right to sire that the remaining 850 members would i
ark Life Assurance Company, for the 30th inst. ; asks up the other 2,0001. among them. Upon this
titre General Life Assurance Association, for the pouted the continuance or dissonunuance ef the institution ;
but it would be alike suicidal and unsatisfactory to abandon
th Jane • and Trust and Loan Company of Upper it. The building stood on a valuable extent of 9,000 super-
=ads, for the 31st inst. fide feet of frontage, with an outlet is Arundel-street and l'
The directors of the Trust and Loan Company of Milford-lane. As long as the members supported the club,
Ipper Canada have issued a report and statement of he,_ as_its presidetwolulhtldhiedbroltoveriust it,
hain d to iiise-
°counts for the half-year ending the 31st of March tiri Ice, Pc'm
thclub ' ltwhen P°:d a:
ev that • mac reconstruct , might hi
sat. We make the following extracts, viz.: dons so with profit and success, seeing that at the time of
It will be awed that the invesimeme in Canon have lessened the fire the revenue was considerably more than the outlay.
rem 4t1,941/. h. 64.-themoont whisk apparel in the Ise stab- A Moms inquired up to what period the duke's offer
sent of rests
en-to la. td., sithsugh the sales et emery „mated cyan,
r beet heft the wirer that due sheet ths armee harertag -.
ins Cualamain said the duke's offer must be immedi-
ate of the ary. It ts.thwehre. without War= that the
bisvmsge mum to wid• ows Ma awing at a per me, on the early decided on, or ateaturbin another fortnight.
by Mr. A. S. Lawsoir,
=legruot tirsham=lleldeationer at cols It
seconded
then p
by Id rt.° J. H. Gipson, that it was desirable to
...LIU. et.1.110......,1014 higea_s_.lll6ol9..2l2l.WK, A wilmt.,_of keep on foot a club for the middle classes in the metropolis,
...--- `- ----....".- ..'-' - - .'Qii.a..lim a-- ' " literary and scientific institution, and
lend et a per ent.pirr mom be dselasegen as Now is conjunction with a
only institu-
lodides ememmg; OM a sma ape ha mesa se fie mid ever that the Wilittinetos Club. being the lint and
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is pa. sant pair soma MI mein be pat le sere% tenkie essind. lion of such • description in London, was wall worthy of
ass with the loyal arrise st laanausassi sal dot MK as Ise- energetic public supgort.
red 1"."1"4"11/ C1=1110....• las I'dime tdmantinft After some discussion the resolution was carried unani-
a 1511. 195. In. vill le Me - ef the nit kalilser's wady.
Icwants. 71. rem" 6.4 "lb the al." addigs.' Id. Insult to Thanks were then voted to the chairman for presiding, ,
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1,1131.14 a ed. TM dbmsbas Isa... :=l..lbskihonsibusa
and the meeting, was austeronely attended, broke up.
madmen the 'mirky at Os 1, k
Psalms al Or swam boraihat ranuakatb
waist Is ma log& aarsadmi Or sasaika of the l9spdm mete ;
rid the sisal, Imam at sagalaks still racists a beneesill sir
TRADE MUSEIIII.-At the meeting of the Society
in the sem of kis& 1 '
of Arts this (Wednesday) evening, the paper to be read tis
Land shares to-day were steady. In bank shame 1
m i Rci tiof T cle-tid- Manatee res "
"On the utua a ons ra
the feature was a rise of 1/ in those of the Bank of by Professor Howard say, FAA/ Tab paper i, to Ijw, la
Australmia and Union Bank of Australia. The a certain extent, explanatory Iff tbd oh action of wino' .
Electric Telegraph Company's shame were better. raw produce and mannbetareephieli will then be *remit 1 .
forms trope step In the establish-
Crystal Palace shares were firmer, and last quoted open. This collection .
ast.smi I 1
tof a general trade mum , WM a freaks* by
3 7-16 to 31. London Dock stock was dealt in at mast _ .
53.. Professor isony about two . back.' under theloint
100 to 100 i ; British American Land at 62 to i ,
authority of her Majestee menilstonen for tbe preat
Netherlands Land at 14 to 14 (51. paid); and Exhibition of 1851 and the ill . Lem Bit William
Oriental Gas at 4 die. to par. Cabin, FAS.. one of the VIN pebble.
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- A Darns or TEE Ewald' 'Anemia* -to Welk-
THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoCx. rasa published by the Aug.brary ti at Ai tippet 1
although 'strain of the Beg, ea the tree Poo- 1
The English stock market continues good,
vino
orli,oitypia,
four
hem
sat
all
many
hitt
eavally
besiame is limited. owing to the deem" many lat regismate have been sonsentrated." This sementration of .
the members of the Stock Exchange at Epsom. amp an WB., Is „wetly iatimasa►as
essawate .
b.i.
, PACES an. now quoted i per cent. higher than they bear, whica, beweva4 Wog is gain Is be frightened as.
I dosed yesterday. Ooesele have been dealt in at 901 to -Pwoh.
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