The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-03 00:00:00

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Iro. ICc I Moms. I Pd. (a prises I Bads.
76.000 11 Cambrian Con. Gold, L 1 4 1 die -
11,900 .. Llidord Amal. nil 27 49 -
1.044 .. Dew. 0. Coo. (Tavistk ) 1 560 560 -
14,800 .. Drakewslls -
611 .. lad Basest altosanl -
60.000 1 Fast Mogan Gold (Um) M. 1 die 4pm -
kW .. Seat Camden Ward 16 17 171
0,000 .. East Care Brea
4000 .. L1714.110,mel Radek ) 8.14,5 d 21 81 -
461 .. Odiasike d Bt. Auldia 6B) 8 11 -
▪ 000 - Great loath 'Polkas -
5,905 - O. Wh. Yoe (Ilebitonl 6O 61 7 -.
0,000 - Orsodlls -
1,014 .. Ilerod e-Thot It Illa. 41 43 -
emo .. Hippies Downs -
5, Lady Bertha s
110000@ ...
. Margaret, Mid Want). 441 34 36 -
Berke Valley
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110 1.3 lf Of -
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1,006 .. North Down. -
700 ~ North Boskear
N. Wh. Basset (Illogan, 34.15. 31 -
6,040 .. North Wheal Wally 2.6.9. 431 41 $$
6,600 - Par Cons. NIL Blasey)
1,110 10 Provident:oU. Lelantl. 10.11.2. 42 41 -
700 .. Boskear Noweth .. 4 6 -
611 .. S. Cando* ,111.1Ther) lf ,406 416 -
ICON ..1 Caro Brea (Wows) .6! 84 6d, 11 3 -
190 .. S. W. hands (Megan) 10.110.1 75 80 -
910 - Stray Park 1 LIU. 16 38 -
9,000 5 Perna, 811dLead iln.C. 41 5 1 -
6,060 .. Tin Croft -
6,000 .. Wed Based (11/sn) ll 12 13 -
LOM .. W. Caradon (Thasarf,
600 .. West 8640 n
616 .. it h. Basset (Mogan) -
td .. Wkßaer (Redrtith) 6 60 00 -
4,80 e .. Wheal bawd 2.10.8 81 45 -
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f.A .., W. Van Ann(Aleadarta. 8 11 .4 -
Id - Wheal Raton 64 100 130 -
1,041 .. Wh. Trelawney LLW4 ) 7 17 .8 ..-
0,000 .. Wheal Union -
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No. I 814 I Wad. (Pd (CC prices. I Balsa
35.000 2 • Alamlllos (Limited) .. 11 par ipm -
10,75,000006'1 129 Andra/lan -
Boa accord, Limited- all I -
10,000 4 Breal. Lettll.l".^.(Litn) di 1
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111 2 -
18,000; 10 Cape Copper (limited) pm -
14000' 3 Capu la Wirer -
111 0001 40 COR I Copper ail ,29 81 -
10,0001 10 CopLpo (Lim.) . ll6l 7 8 -
100,000) 1 Don Pe Iro,N. Del Bey 11 ipm -
71000 1 Duo Mountain Copper sh 1 -
12,0001 8 fast Del Itey(l.lmited) 111 1 poi -
36,000 2 Portuna ILlm.l -
19.0001 80 Genera... -
90,0001 G.N.Cip.l3.Anstralla(l. 13 - - r.s. -
1111.0e01 I Kapanda (Um.) 1 (di' par -
16,000 Unarm sll 4 7sd -
10i916 ,Lnaltanian
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100,000 I:tailrace 8raz.0.21.(L 431 ' 71 2) -
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14000 di PontgibaudaliverLe.(sL, o all 1 4 6 -
160,000 6 (Port PhiWp 1 , 11 If -
I,Santa Barbara Gold II 4 , par Ime -
00,000 1 !Scottish A dila. (Um /11 Ms par -
11.000 N) I gt. John tel Roy (Lim IF. : 02 64 zd 84 xd
41.1741 so !VOW Pitedewn. . 141 82 71 -
60,000, 1 IVallansases Gold (L.) 11 5 11pm -
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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY,)

Two o'Ozoow.

The movements in the stock markets today
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have not been of special importance, the amount
of general business being limited. The funds have
scarcely varied, but Consols are quoted for money
a trifle better than they closed yesterday. English
railways are fairly supported. In the foreign
stock market steadiness likewise prevails, but
there is no sign of a revival of the spe-
culative movement of a few days back.
The introduction of the new Hudson's Bay project
has formed one of the principal features of this
morning's business in the Stock Exchange.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at
68fr. 55c., being sc. better than yesterday.
Consols are now quoted 921 to I, ez div., both
for money and the account (July 9). The
official business report is as follows :—Three
per Cent. Console, for money, 92, I ; Three
per Cents. Reduced, 92, 911; New Three
per Cents., 911, 92 ; Bank Stock, 236, 2341,
235 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, V, ;
ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 V, d ; Five
per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 107 i, 107 ; ditto
Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 116} ; and Exchequer
Bills, March, 4s. din

The variations and the amount of business in the
foreign stock market have been of less than usual
importance. Mexican Bonds and Spanish Passive
Bonds and Certificates are all steady. Egyptian stock
retains an upward tendency. Greek Bonds are dull,
at 341 to 35, and Venezuela Six per Cents. of 1862
rather better at 561 to 571. Scarcely any change
is observable in Turkish securities : the Loan of
1854 is quoted 92 to j ; that of 1858,
70 to ; that of 1862, 671 to 68,
ex div. ; and the Consolidds, 501 to 1.
Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian,
1839 and 1859, 1001 ; Danish, 1863, 881 ;
ditto 100/. Bonds, 89 ; Egyptian, 1011 ;
Greek, for account, 341, 35, 341 ; ditto
Coupons, 161, ; Italian (Maremmana Railway),
78, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 361, 1, 37 ;
Russian, 1822, 941 ; ditto, 1862, 931, 921 ; Sar-
dinian, for account, 89 ; Spanish, for account, 541,
ex div. ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 481,
ex div. ; ditto Passive, 34 ; ditto for account,
331, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 121 ; ditto, for account,
121; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto 1862,
671, 68, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 671, 68, ex
div. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 57.
Confederate Loan scrip is quoted 11 to 01 dis. ;
Italian, 21 to 31 prem. ; and Turkish, 1 dis. to 1
. - -

The new Hudacn'a Bay project bas been re-
ceived with much favour, but, sales of the shares
having been pressed, the price, which opened at
21 to 3 prem., has receded to 1/ to 2 prem. There
has been some excitement in the market, and con-
siderable transactions have taken place.
International Financial shares are lower, at 5i
to bye prem.; General Credit and Finance are
quoted a to If prem. ; and London Financial, 1/
to 2 prem.

The shares of the Egyptian Trading Company
are firmer, at j to 1 prem. _ ._

. _ .
Foca o'Cwea.
Consols remain quoted 92} to }, ex div., both
for money and the account.

In answer to inquiries made yesterday of Messrs.
Matheson and Co. it was intimated that none of the
funds arising from the new Venezuelan loan have
yet been paid to the Venezuelan government or its
agents, and that no such payment will take place
until the contractors are assured that the country
is pacified.
The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yester-
day was 40,0001.
The Aboukir has arrived from Otago, New Zea-
land, with 122,0001. in gold. The Nova Scotia,
from Quebec, has brought 6,0001.
The reconstruction of the Hudson's Bay Com-
pany, which has been looked for for some
days past, has been definitively announced by
the issue of the prospectus of the new company
formed under the auspices of the International
Financial Society. The prospectus affords a very
clear programme of the new order of things which
is to be inaugurated. The capital is fixed at
2,000,0001., to represent which the company ob-
tains assets of a very extraordinary nature. In the
first place, it acquires property which has just been
valued, as the result of a special and independent
investigation, at the sum of 1,023,5691. This item
is composed of furs, stores, ships, steamers, premises
in Feuchurch-street, goods on shipboard, and
others lying at the different stations in North
America, &c., dc. A large portion of these assets
of 1,023,5691. are realisable. In the next place the
company acquires a cash balance of 370,0001., which
will be available for the contemplated extension of
its operations. The two items make a total
of 1,393,569!., so that the balance—say 600,0001.—
completing the capital of 2,000,0001. may almost
be regarded as the purchase mozey of the third
and what is to be considered by far the greatest
item of the company's property—we mean, the
immense territory owned in fee simple by the old
Hudson's Bay Company, under its ancient royal
charter. Some idea may be formed of the capacity
of this territory when it is mentioned that it com-
prises an estimated area of more than 1,400,000
square miles, or upwards of 896,000,000 acres.
This is nearly seven times as large as France,
and twenty-five times as large as England, while
the portion of it which is regarded as susxptible of
colonisation is reckoned to be about three times as
large as France. The old Hudson's Bay Company
has been managed under a very antiquated
system, yet has paid dividends of 10 per cent.
per annum, a rate which the directors du not seem
to have been anxious to exceed. This is unquestion-
ably one of the most important financial opera-
tions that Las been brought forward for some years.
It is calculated to give great prestige to the Inter-
national Financial Society and to confer solid
benefits on the colonies of Canada, British Colum-
bia, and Vancouver's Island. The direetors are of
high standing, and a special commission in the
Company's service id to be given to Mr. Edward
Watkin, President of the Grind Trunk Railway,
who is now in Canada. The stock is to be
issued in certificates of 99/. "ch. Iu
the allotment, the old holders of Hudson's Bay
stock and the shareholders of the International
Financial Society are to enjoy preferential consider-
ation, but this does not include the general public.
The list will be closed on Wednesday the Bth July,
at twelve o'clock.

The undermentioned companies have made ap-
plication to the Stock Exchange for the appoint-
ment of a settling day, viz.: the New Zealand
Bank, Copenhagen Railway, Bank of Otago, Com-
mercial Navigation Company of India, Dunaburg
and Witepalc Railway, London Bank of Scotland,
Dartford Creek Paper Mills, and Petroleum Trading
Company.
The Midland Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 2,4E1/. over last year ; the
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase
of 1,138/. ; the Great Northern a decrease of
1,2341. ; the Great Western a decrease of 1,566!. ;
and the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase
of 28101.
We learn that the Continental Bank Corporation
have taken measures for establishing a branch at
Marseilles and have made arrangements for giving
an important development to their operations
through that branch.
The Bank of Wales hu opened a branch at
Hereforl. _ .

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From the annual report of the directors of the
Peel River Land and Mineral Company, we extract
as follows:
TIN sum at the credit of the revenue and expenditure

amount amounid, as already stated, to 2,8451. 18s.
to which has to be added the estimated vales of the wool
dip, 17,0004, nadderetotel of 19,6464 18t. lid. Out of
Ilus, the directors recommend that 18,0001 be appropriated
for dividend, and that the isms be declared at the rate al
3 per cent., free of biome tax, on the conselekted stock
of the company, payable on rad after iat September next.
The annual meeting of the Accidental Death
Insurance Company was held on Tuesday, when a
full and explicit statement of the position of the
company was submitted. This tredertaking has
now acquired important proportions, having been
formed by a union of the following companies, viz.,
the Railway Assurance Company, Accidental
Death Insurance Company, Maritime Passengers'
Insurance Company, Travellers' and Marine Insu-
rance Company, Marine and General Travellers'
Insurance Company, and the General Accident
Compensation Company. The premium's which
have been received from all sources during the past
year amount to no less a sum than 65,7761. Ba. 10d.,
which is largely in axone of former years. The
i increase n the company's iscome has been progres-
sive up to the present time. During the past year
claims have been paid to the amount of 34,579/.
48. 7d., which gives a total, since the commence-
ment, of 215,5791. The report concludes as fol-
lows :

Upon the whole, the year has terminated by a large re-
duction in the expenses of the company, a large inertias od
premiums from all souroca, with emote exceeding those pos-
sessed by the company at any former period, together witk
every prospect of an increasing bushises Under these cir-
cumataDoes, tail company may be expected to progress and.
maintain itself in the first rook of kindred isititutions, to
which, as the parent, it is so justly entitled.

The annual meeting of the Australian Agricul-
tural Company is called for the 21st July.
Mr. H. J. W. H. Foley, M.P., of Preetwood-
house, near Stourbridge, has joined the board of
the Richmond-hill Hotel Company.
The half-yearly dividends are advertised on the
Crystal Palace Company's preference and deben-
ture stocks.

Creditors of the Island of Anglege& Coal and
Coke Company (Limited) are required to send the
particulars of their claims to the liquidators by the
Bth inst.

The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on
Thursday, the 16th instant. The fresh importa-
tions up to the present date, since the beginning of
last sales, comprise 96,554 bales, viz. :—New
South Wales and Queensland, 25,135 bales ; Vic-
toria, 30,210 ; Van Diemen's Land, 9,060 ; Ade-
laide, 13,907 ; New Zealand, 9,347 ; Swett River,
120 ; Cape of Good Hope, 8,775; total, 90,554
bales.

The return of the Bank of England for ihe week
ending Wedneeday, July 1, compared with that
for the previous week, shows the following
changes:

Circulation issue
Circulation active ...
Public deposit. 10,356.373 iDOSSOO 77,320
Other deposit'
Government securities in

bolting department .7 11,050,279 Damage 201,116
Othernecurition in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both

departments 15,080.277 Increase 54,159
Seven day and other balls 598,606 Increase 59,931
The Rest
Notes in reserve
Total swerve (notes &coin
in banking departaseat). 8,590,121 Decrial* 1,099,007
These changes are of a sufficiently remarkable
character. There has been a very heavy pressure
for money at the Bank, as is shown by the in-
crease of nearly four millions in the private secu-
rities, but that much of the demand was prompted
rather by considerations of caution than by actual
necessity is indicated by the addition of nearly two
millions and a half to the private deposits. These
movements are principally due to the arrangements
incidental to the close of the half year. The decline
in the reserve exceeds a million, but the bullion
keeps up. It is evident that a very large portion
of the July dividend money will speedily be carried
back to the Bank in repayment of advances.

BANK OF 11110LAND.--Jus
and sib VW.. a. 32. ON WI wee
1, 1883.

mat want to the Ad 7th
ending on Wednesday, July

11169111 DIPA
Notes loaned L13,874,8116 i

.ARTNErt.

£26.1174,166

-13;;;e7naleat debt 511,014100
Other securities 4634.900
Odd coin and bOL
Hon
Maar =Man

salmi. DI
Proprietors' Capital Z 13,4,633,000
Rest
Public Deposita (in-
cluding Excbeq.,
8... Banks, Coar-
=La of National
Debt, and Dir.
Aorta.)
Other Deposit 16,274,799
haven day and .this
Bills 6118,018

1.44.9811.636
July 2, 1863. l

128,874,1101