The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-09 00:00:00

MONEY MAREET.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.
The English stock market today is very inani-
mate, with some flatness of tone, which is assisted by
the anticipation of a Turkish loan of five millions
sterling. Prices, however, are a mere shade lower
than they closed yesterday. Consols are quoted 904 to
for money and tomorrow, and 901 to 911 ex div. for
the August account, from which quotations there has
been scarcely any variation throughout the morning.
The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at
911 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 92 to 921 ;
Bank Stock at 212 to 2'3; Long Annuities, 1860, at
3 15-16 to 4 ; Exchequer Bonds at 101; Exchequer
Bills, March, at 23e. prem.; ditto June, at 19s. to 235.
prem. Omnium is quoted 44 to 44 prem.
Foreign stocks remain quiet and steady. Turkish
is quoted 814 to 82. Russian Five per Cents., 98 to
100; Mexican, 211 to f ; and Spanish Deferred Three
per Cents ,18 to ex di,. Dutch Four per Cents.
Certifs. have been dealt in at 95; Spanish Old
Three Per Cent.. at 364 ex. div. ; Sardinian, at 86
to ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 691 to
lex div.; and Chilian Six per Cents., at 024.
It appeals from the explanations put forward by
the French government, in connexion with the forth-
coming loan, that no portion of the proposed loan has
been spent in anticipation. As regards the last loan,
the French Finance Minister asserts that about four
millions sterling remain yet availab!c, and will suffice
to meet the expenditure of the war till October next,
but he at the same time states, somewhat contradic-
torily, that this sum is already engsgcd for the ex-
penses entered into.
The imports of the precious metals last week have
been to a fair extent. Oar list includes 162,8001. by
the Africa, from New York ; 15,865 oz. of gold by
the Seringapatam, and 40,000 oz. by the Oipeey
Bride, both from Melbourne; 4,500 oz. by the Win-
dermere, from Geelong; 2SO oz. by the Gladiator,
from Sydney; 493 oz. by the James Booth, from
Sydney; 8,5581. in sovereigns, by the Devonshire,
from Swan River; and 6,9974 by the Tagus, from
the Peninsula.

The twat value of these arrivals is about 423,0001.
The Rave osbourne has also brought in 12 cases of bul-
lion from Antwerp, and the Alfred one package and
two cases of specie from Calcutta, &c.
The Custom-house statement of the shipments
direct from London during the week includes 5,432
ounces of gold, and 12,258 ounces of silver, represent-
ing a total value of about 24,000/., despatched chiefly
to Belgium and Hamburg. The particulars are an-
nexed, viz.:—Quid coin: To Boulogne, 60 oz ; to
Belgium, 3,372 oz. Silver coin: To Boulogne, 600 oz.
Silver bars : To Belgium, 5,373 cz. ; to Hamburg,
6,280 oz. The Sultan has also taken out 548,0481.
(of which all but 56,685/. was in silver) for Alexan-
dria and the East, and the Ls Plata 43,0001. for the
West Indies.

The aggregate shipments of the week are thus
!wired to 616,0001.; but allowance must be made for
the large proportion of silver. On the other hand,
the bulk of the recent; arrivals of gold has been sent
via the Kentish ports to the Continent.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 10th
inst. for the conveyance of stores to St. John's, New-
foundland, Honduras, Bermuda, Jamaica, Trinidad,
Gibraltar, Malts, and Scutari.

The Great NOrthern Railway Company are offer-
ing 4 per cent, per annum interest for loans on mort-
gage for three, tour, or five years.
The trawler books of the London and North
Western Railway Company will be closed on the
23rd inst.

Relative to the market for American stocks, Mr. E.
F. Satterthwaite reports as follows :

The market for American securitree cantinues active, though in
Stare bo:..ds there is want less business than in railroad bonds, the
demand for which steallly increases, but is confined to those of well
known ebarecte r. either for intrirsk worth or highly probable future
value. New York Sin per Cent. :and Seven per Cent. Bonds are more
iccuired for than for some time pest. Erie Bonds, 1513 and POE
are maintained at last week's rates, but have net improved upon the
advance reported, per Africa., trom New York. For Illinois Free
Land 11,nds [lo:demand's constantly increesing. and the price is folly
g to 1 per cent. above Constriction Bonds; for the shares also there
are many ingtnriee—they close very firm, wit► buyers, at 3 din.
Pennsylvania Central and Michigan Conrad Bondi are both firm. The
recent issue of Michigan Central Eight per Cent. Sterling boob are
5 to 7 premium.
The colonial wool sales progress very favourably
for importer.. Prices for almost every description
have an upward tendency, and the bidding. are
more spirited than on the first day's sale. Foreign
buyers are purchasiug very freely every sort of
combing wool ; and, owing to the short supply of
G,rman wool, the better description of clothing
Sydney wool is bought up at higher rates. Although
the quantity to be brought forward is very large-
-72,000 bales—the demand seems fully equal to the
supply, and there is no doubt every bale wial be sold.

M INES.-THIS DAY.

• Two o'CLocx.
The gold mining shares remain dell, with little
inquiry. Agua Fria and Great Nugget Vein shares
ate quoted 7-16 to 9-16 ; and Colonial Gold, 3 to
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 39 to
31 ; Peel River, 2i to 21; North British Australa-
sian, 13-16 to 15-16 ; and ticottish Australian Invest-
ment, 13.16 to 15-16 prem.
. .

In otrcr foreign and colonial stocks there is nc
movement.

SATURDAY EYRNINO.
Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of
Saturday's sales:
E ut Basset, 564, 571 ; West Francis, 241, 2i; Comm, 3;
Great Wheal Sadden:, Bs. ; Wheal Zion, 21k. 61., 21s. 6d.;
Marke Valley, 54, 54 ; South Tamar, 71 ; Alfred Consols,
16 ; Wheal Edward, 34 ; Sortridge Console, 34, 34 ; Wheel
Resider, 31, 31.
For shares in new undertakings the current quo-
tations ( which, however, are in most cases little more
than Lomita') are subjoined :
Cule.ot, Copper, 1 16 to 3 16 per share; Jarasice Cop-
: per, j Li?, •er share ; Dhurode Copper, d to 3 dis. ;
Ooun-
hof, to per share; Peninsular Mining, dis. to
.4 pm. ;
SAO 14T11..h1q, to 3 per share; o:eat Winch!, .-16 to
9-16 fo r share; Lackamor Copper, 3 Vito 5 16 par Aare ;
Port It gal (nf Jamaica), 4.0 per share ; Great Cambrian
Mioirg and Quarrying, to 3 per share; British Australian
Gold, 1.16 to pet share; Gudbach Zinc, 116 to 3.16 ace
share; Like Bathurst Gold, Is to 2s. per share ;Australian
Consa.e, 3-16 to 5.16 per share ; London and Virginia Gold
ard Copper, 3.16 to 5 16 par share; Wildherg Consols, 14 to
1/ per *hue ; L'Aig:e d'Or, 1.18 to 3.16 pi r abate ; Eon
howen,
howen, to
.per share; Gallti-firith Ithedys, dis. to
tea. dividends on the shares of the Rhymney Iron Com-
pany are to be paid on the 16th lost.
A twisting of the Glamorganshire Coal and Coke Com-
pany it called for the 16th inat.
The halt yearly meeting of the United Mexican Mining
Association is called for the 25th lest.

CITY OP LONDON ELECTION (THIS DAY).—The
lola et committee appointed to inquire into Baron Roth.
cliaaa'a' qualification met again to-day, and continued the
examination of Mr. Wilson, the Secretary to the Treasury.
Tee proceedings are still conducted with closed doors. Mr.
Bramwell, Q.C., was in attendance to address the committee
on behalf of the Baron, but the committee, without abso-
'lady r jectirg the learned counsel's application, decided
that tl.ey would not hear him to-day.
THE PEEL STATUE IN THE CITY.--(THIS DAY.)
—Thio morning at ton o'cl. ek the proe.ss of raising the
m •crifi,...nt brzrze statue to the memory of the late Sir
Robe-, Piet, pock place in the pretence of a large number
tf the sot tubers of the Corporation of the City of London,
seerrii: scientific gentlemen, and othere. The !its is at the
corral' of Choaoside, where the granite pedestal was com-
pleted on Saturday. Tte immense figure was peel, placed
on the sentetit of the granite rid, dal without any eccident,
and when uacovered to the gaze of the public, loud cheers
were given.
APPREHENSION OF A " TICKET•OP-LEAVE" Rut,-
nax.—Tnis morning, one of the most desperate fellowr,
known as a ticket of-leave man, was arrested by the police
in High Holborr, having for some time past eluded Cog.
tody. The accused, whose name is Joyce, bee, since his
grant of liherty, associated with others of • like aescriptien,
and from their congregating together, the police on duty
insisted on their removing from such a thoroughfare as Hol-
born, especially after so many ladies and gentlemen had
been repeated'y robbed in open day. A few days ago a
desperate attack was made on the officers by the gasg, bet,
unfortunately for the prisoner, the most •iolent of them,
he was known and captured to-day, sad the oilcan have
clue of the other..
Tint Aiamilm:toTilrunniriagn SUICIDEotnan e 0 e early hour
tAteld Tia:fEiedmael4bl
by
female, wheelNp .nDgnetoKiSchaet
water of the Leaden Docks. The deceased was about 18
yet?. of 2,,e, was five feet two inches in height, had dark
Aron n hair, and fair complexion. She was dressed in dark
mer:on gown, whit* petticoat, and cotton melange
me f I,ooto. with patent leather fronts. She had no shawl
or bc.n,,et on. The deceased is the fifth female who has
commituil suicide in. o docks during the last fortnight.