The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-21 00:00:00

TIIVRSDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1864.

BFIARR 14113T8:-(01118 DAY.)

Two eosom.

The railway market is inactive to-day, and with
the exception of a rise of 1 per cent. in Metro-
politan, the principal stock exhibit no change,
compared with the last prices of yesterday.
London and North Western stocks is now
quoted 111} to 1 ; Great Western, 65} to ;
Midland, 130} to 131; Lancashire and York-
shire, 1091 to 110 ; Caledonian, 118 to 119 ; South
Eastern, 901 to 91 ; Great Eastern, 46} to 3 ;
Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; London and South
Western, 94 to 94 ; and Metropolitan, 115}
to 116.

Colonial and foreign railway securities are ex-
tremely quiet, and pncea generally unaltered.

I Closing prices. I boles.

100 aU A Wattle& 86 Lwraaw ba
St. 100 Bow. War. k lag.sp.e. 102
20 11 Do. New

'3 7; Do. S Shares Pir
lall Budalo & Lake Huron
al Do. Pnaereoce b4

100 Ito Dud., Bnu.&,&Goderich
6p. e. /Ida. Aug. 1, 1572 77
100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1573 77
luo 100 Do. do. Juno 1, 1474 77
St. 100 Cal &&lfaatarnllp.e.g. 101
11l 100 Caps T. & Dock Op. C. R. 00
100 all Demerara,lp.o.par.prat
St. 100 Eas2, bengal gu. 6 do.. 10i
St. 100 Zu4 Lulls& gu. 6 do.. 106
10 15 _ Do. 0 Extension ....I
10 15 Do 11 do. ... .

Bt 100 Grand Trunk of Canada. 20
100 all Du. let pref. Bonds 72
100 all Do. du. deferred eu
100 all Do. 2nd pref. Bonds 62
100 all Do. do. deferred 61
100 all Do. 3rd pref. mock 49
100 all Do. do. deferred 40
100 all Do. 4th prof. stock fel
100 all Do. do. deferred 23
St 100 Great Indian Peninsula 123
20 12 Do. Nee. g.Sper cent.
Bt. 100 00. 4. of ludic tr. 6p. et.; 103
Bt. 100 Do 41 par cent,
Bt. 2 Do

IQ an aiWalter° of Canada 101
D/L 18 W. Now lO9
100 all Du.dp.e.tkla pay. 1373 83
100 all Do.be do. do. 1677-8 83
10 2 Indian Branch, Limited. I
10 1 W. New

SL: 100 11:71ras guar . 6 p. cant.'
it. 100 Do do. 41 do • PS
St. 100. W. do. 4a do.— PO
20 2 Do. YUth Extension
SL 100 Melb. Corp. 0 per e. 13.1
60 all Malb. ano liobaom'a Bay 68
20 all N.Bran.le Csa.ela.A B
St. 100 la. LorCan.66.6.lst p.B. SI
It. 100 Selnda. ana. 6 par cent. 103
at. 100 Do. ledbl do lOl
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St. 100 Do. Indus Sialut. do. 96

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10.000 100 Ito. New IS
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10:000 2.5 Bank of Enypt
6,000 100 Bank of London i 60
25,000 20 Bank of Otago ,Limited 3
10,000 100 bank of Queensland (L 20
20,000 50 gallica Victoria,Austas I 26
6,000 100 Bank of Wales 'Ufa.)
60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand
60.000 20 Enattiao&PortugneWL, 6
10,040 5.1 B,it. & American Ex. T. 16
f.'0,000 00 Dr.tialmt Californian 6
200.Ar0 liritlah N. America ' all
1'4500 ,5 Clukr.lik. Bra. Colnmble 10
22.100 to C. Bk. Innia,Aua., China all
7,a00 20 Do. New • 10
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5,000 NO tootoe•ut.o L. l5
1.2.000 60 to.t 1,061.4‘ 'Limited': 6
6.000 50 Do. New I 6
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40.0) (.0 Y.ni,lislt and Ssrra.sh tI 10
40,00. 0) liornix.an Bank Liunteil, 10
10,000 100 Iliudusn.Chinaklap.(L Lt
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12:00 100 Imperial Bank. Limited 20
100 tti. New

135,000 20 Imperial Ottoman lO
100,000 20 Lima Mort Bk. India T. ! 2
10,000 1.0 London Sank of Scot. (1., 13
10,0)0 100 Loudon nod Rratillau ! 40
6,000 DO 1.011. B.AyreatttLl.L.te:Li 60
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1.4 , Air., RS. Slot L 21 !
181,000 '3l Loa. Ch.Bault of Smut . all
10,000 100 London and Colonial 16 '
30,000 I..oidou and Comity... 20
5,000 100 Gm. Hazabil.Con.Ex..(L.
30000 50 London Joint Stook lO
10.000 100 Lon. and Northern 20 I
20,000 20 London& South AfriCaul all
6,000 20 Do. Dn. New ! all
10,001 100 LondonstB.AnierieaML!
6,000 100 Lou. & 8. Western ;Lim! 10
150,000 10. Lon. it Westminster !00
10,000 100 tterchset Bank 71'
10,000 to Mercantile it ExchattL: 10
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10.000 100 Metro. & Pro,. bunk (L • 30 •
10,000 60 uechuot 6 •
5,000 100 611,11a0d Doak l6
10,00 100 National of LI verim.nl : I 10
15.00 26 N. Pro. of Koglaud, New 17
30.000 20 Do. dO. tto 8 •
2.5,000 20 New South Wslee all
0.000 100 New Zealand (Limited , 10
60,4'2 15 hriental Bank Corpora
'moo 1.0 Provine. of Ireland I 115
23,000 20 Sclnde, (t Delhi (L 71,
12,600 20 Do. do. New
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10.000 100 Stood. of &3. Atrlos • • 17
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MONEY MARKET.- (THIB DAY.)

Two o'Ctoot.

The weekly court at the Bank of England has
broken up without raising the rate of discount,
yet the stock markets are dull, and as regards
several classes of securities flatness prevails. The
funds and home railway stocks remain at yester-
day's quotations, but the speculative foreign stocks
and the shares of some of the banks are rather
weaker.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at
67fr. lbc., showing no change.

Consols are now quoted 92} to I for money, and
91} to f for the account (May 5). The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent
Consols, for money, 91e, ; ditto for account, 911 ;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 89f, I ; New Three per
Cents., 89f, f, f, f ; Red Sea Telegraph, 24:4 ;
Bank Stock, 240, 238 ; India Five per Ceut.
Stock, 105 f, 1041; and ll:chequer Bills, 55.,
4s. dis.

Mexican Bonds have again declined 3 per cent.,
being now quoted 454 to 46. Spanish Passive
are dull at 344 to 35, and Turkish Consolidtis
lower, at 52 to 4. Confederate Bonds remain at
54 to 56. Other foreign stocks are quiet.
Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian,
1863, 874, ex div. ; Chain Six per Cents., 1014,
ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 ;
Greek, for account, 254 ; Italian, for account,
68, 674, 684; Mexican, for account, 46, 4,
454 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 49, 484 ;
ditto 1856, etc., for account, 49 ; Russian, 1862,
884, 87, 884 ; Spanish Passive, for account,
344 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 124, 4 ;
Turkish, 1864, for account, 90, 894, ex div. ;
ditto, 1858, for account, 69 ; ditto, 1862, for
account, 714, ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 714 ; Vene-
zuela, 1862, for account, 574, 584, 574.
Mexican Loan scrip is quoted 4to prem. ;
Russian, I to / prem. ; Swedish, 4 dia. to prem.
on the allotment ; and Venezuelan, If to 04 dis.

International Financial shares are now
quoted 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 6
to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 111 to 121 prem. ;
Hudson's Bay, 191 to 1 ; Mercantile Credit, 111
to 12 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 31 to 1
prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 41 to 5 prem. ; Imperial
Financial, 41 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier
(Great Britain and Ireland), 51 to 61 prem. ;
City 06ices Company, 21 to 1 prem. ;
Fore-street Warehouse, 31 to 4 prem. ; Lem-
berg Railway, 4 to prem. ; International
Land Credit Company, 11 to 2 prem. ; Tele-
graph Construction and Maintenance, 11 to 1
; Millwall Ironworks, to 1 prem. ;
Imperial Bank of China, 34 to 4 pram. ; and
Smith, Knight, and Co., 21. to 21 prem.
The discount market yesterday presented an easier
appearance. At the Bank of England the demand
has decidedly slackened, and the same is the case
in other quarters. Little or no business appears
Ito be dune below 7 per cent., and in many in-
stances higher terms are demanded, holders of
money, still evincing much caution. Never-
theless, it is evident- that many persons
have supplied themselves far in excess of
their immediate wants ; and in not a few
instances the proceeds of bills discounted at high
rates during the recent pressure are now being
lodged with the banks and discount establishments
at about 5 per cent. This fact affords an illustra-
tion of the sensitive state of the market at a
moment when vague fears prevail with regard to the
possible effects of the present extension of joint
stock enterprise and of the influx of foreign loans.
The Stock Exchange continuing, in the present
state of speculation, to afford facilities for the
employment of such funds as have been accumu-
lated, not to meet actual requirements, but to guard
against a possible increase of pressure, the supply
poured into that establishment is very large, and
the terms for short loans on English government
securities were yesterday consequently only 4 to 5
per cent.
The letters of allotment of the Swedish Loan was
sent out last evening. The first instalment of 20
per cent. is to be completed by the 25th inst. The
scrip will be ready for delivery by Messrs. J. H.
Schroder and Co. on the :oth inst.

The biddings fur 30,00,000 rupees (300,000!.) in
bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of
England. The proportions allotted were—to Cal-
cutta, 16,01,000 rupees • to Bombay, 12,00,000
rupees ; and to Madras, I,99,ooorupees. The mini-
mum price was as before, viz.-Is. 114 d. per lopes
on Calcutta and Madras, and Is. 111 M on Bombay.
The applications within the limits amounted to 167
lace (1,070,0000. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras
at Is. l lid. will receive about 63 per cent. ; on
Bombay at 2s. id. ,about 41 percent ; and all above
thews prices in Lull.
On the last occasion the applications within the
limits amounted to as much as 4,260,0001.
The Loudon and North Western Railway traffic
return shows this week an increase of 9,1891. ; the
Great Northern an increase of 2,5271. ; and the
Great Eastern an increase of 2,116/.
At au extraordinary meeting of the London and
South Americau BAIA, held yesterday, the ream-
lution fur an amalgamation with the Mexican Bank
was confirmed.
The directors of the Loudon and Middlesex Bank
(Limited) have convened a special meeting of the
'shareholders for the 4th of May, at the Loudon
Tavern. The liLoiter of the Rolls has wade au
older for winding up this undertaking in the Court
lof Chancery, but the directors undertakiug, by
their counsel, to coutiuue the winding up of the
affairs of the bank as they have been doing hitherto,
and to allow the shareholders to see the books,
and, at their own expense, to have copies of such
accouuts as they require, his honour directed that
no official liquidator should be appointed.
The prospectus of the British and South Ameri-
can Steam Navigation Company (Limited) is
issued. The object of this undertaking is to
establish a steam line between Euglaud, Brazil, the
River Plate, and the West Coast of South America,
ria the Straits of Magellan. It is pointed out that
the recent passages of the Pacific Company's boats,
which in proceeding to their stations iu the Pacific
have performed the voyage in thirty-five to forty
days, from Liverpool to Valparaiso, calling at
Madeira, St. Vincent, and Monte Video, prove the
feasibility of this route, while the state of trade
with those countries is shown by official returns to
be very satisfactory. Liberal concessions are ex-
pected from the Chilian, Peruvian, Argentine,
and Brazilian governments, the former of which
some years ago offered a subsidy for the
purpose. The company is to commence operations
with six screw steamships, of 2,200 tons and 300-
horse power each, leaving Liverpool awl Falmouth
once a mouth, calling at Bahia, Rio deJaueiro, and
Monte Video, and thence proceeding to Valparaiso
and Lima. The capital is 1,000,000/., is 201.
shares, with • first issue of 25,000 shares. The
direction is for the moat part composed of respecta-
ble mercantile names connected with the commerce
of London and Liverpool.

Another new undertaking is the Otago and
Southland luveatinent Company (Limited). The
programme of this compuuy s operations comprises
the receiving of money in this country on deposit
or debenture, and investing it in New Zealand in
laud and other property, at increased rates of
interest. The direction is identical with that of
the Batik of Otago (Limited).
Of the capital of 500,000/., proposed by the In-
vestment Company, in 10!. shares, the first issue is
to be 25,000 shares, and, as a result of a circular
from the Bank, 10,000 have already been subscribed
for by the shareholders iu the Bank of Otag J ; 5,000

3 •

more are reserved for New Zealand, and applies-
trona are now invited from the public for tie
residue.

Mr. Thomas Barker, of Lloyd's, has been ap-
pointed underwriter for the National Provincial
Mariae Insurance Company.
It is intimated that Mr. Francis William Bullea
has resigned the post of underwriter in London to
the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Com-
Pani; learn that Mr. Charles Whetham, who has
been on the board of the Metropolitan and Provin-
cial Bank from its formation, and who is also a
director cf the European Bank. has resigned his seat
on the direction of the former establishment. his
presumed that this step is taken in consequence se
the European Bank doing the same sort of business
as the Metropolitan and Provincial, and contem-
plating a considerable extension of operations.
The share certificates of ,the Warrant Banking
Company (Limited) will be ready for delivery cm
the 25th inst. The second instalment of 21. per
share becomes due on the same date.
. .

It is notified that no for shares in
the Continental Union Gas Company from London
or elsewhere will be received after Saturday nest,
the 23rd iust. .

We are also requested to state that the share
list of the Brighton Brewery Company will be
closed on Saturday next.
The allotment letters of the European Central
Railway Company (Limited) will be issued on Sa-
turday next.
Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announce&
the payment of the dividend due the Ist May on
Venezuela Six per Cents. of 1862. The numbers
are also published of 127 bonds, representing
17,6001. of this loan, which have been purchased
for the 'inking fund and cancelled.
Messrs. Barings have also announced the divi-
dends on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds.
As was partly anticipated, the telegrams an-
nouncing the capture by the Danish frigates of the
steamer Bavaria, during her voyage from Hamburg
to New York, prove to be erroneous. Advice's
from Dover, dated yesterday, report that the
Bavaria was passing down the Channel.

WZDNEADAT EVOIDIG.

Consols opened and closed at yesterday's quota-
tions, viz., 91} to 1 for money, and 94, to 1 for
the sth of May. The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91i,
1 ; ditto, for amount, 911, 0, ; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 89i, ; New Three per Cents.,
891, i; ditto Five per Cents., 1061 ; India Stock,
218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1041 ; Five-
and-a-Ralf per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1124.
Indian government securities were steady. Ex-
chequer Bills have improved Is, being quoted 9s.
to 4a. dia.

There was an active demand to-day for Spanish
Passive Bonds, which have risen p per cent. Greek
have also improved L, and the Coupons 1. With
these exceptions foreign stocks were rather flat.
Mexican has fallen on realisations. Russian
stocks continue to show heaviness, and a further
decline of 1 per mot. has taken place in the Old
Five per Cents. Turkish Consolicks receded I.
Bank shares to-day were rather heavy, and in
many instances au average reduction of 56. to 10s.
per share took place. Bank of Queensland, East
London Batik new shares, Loudon Joint-Stock,
London Ba uk of Scotland, and London and Northern,
declined 1!. Oriental Bank have experienced
a relapse of about 21. Mercantile and Exchange
Bank shares ruse in the morning, but relapsed late
in the afternpou t> 9} prem. Imperial Batik and
Metropolitad'and Provincial Bank haveadvauced 11.
There were also inquiries for Colonial Bank.
The new shares of the National Bank have risen
to 42} to 43f.
International Financial shares have declined
2s. 6d., while Mercantile Credit have risen HAL
Credit Mobilier shares have also improved. The
closing quotations to-day are annexed, viz.:—
International, 6j to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 6
to prem. ; London Financial, 111 to 1 prem. ;
Imperial Financial, 4k to 3 pretu. ; Mercantile
Credit, 114 to 12 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4 to 5
prem. ; anti Credit Foncier, 5} to d prem.
. . _ .

. _
Hudson's Bay shares were rather Hatter, at 19i
to ; and Egyptian Trading quiet, at 3} to I
preen. National Diaoouut and Rio Improvements
paid-up shares have slightly advanced. Laud Se-
curities have improved IL per share. On the other
band, Royal Mail Steam shares hare declined IL,
and Bombay Gas and Australian Mortgage were
rather flatter.

The closing (but in some cases merely nominal)
quotations for shares in new undertakings are
subjoined, viz. City Offices, 2,1 prem. ;
National Financial, par to 1 prem. ; Lemberg and
Czernowitz Railway, par to / prem. ; International
Land Credit, 2to prem. ; Telegraph Coostruo-
tiou, to 11 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China,
to 4 prem. ; Millwai Iron Works, 11 to 2 prem. ;
Fore-street Warehouse, 31 to 4 prom. ; East India
Financial, 1 to 2 prem. ; Gellivara, 2 to 1 dia. ;
English and Foreign Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ;
Ottoman Financial, par to prem. ; and Alliance
Shipuwning, 1 to J prem. ; Smith, Knight, and
Co, 24 to 2/ prem. ; Mauritius Credit Fonder,
die. prem. ; and Continental Union Gas, 2 to
21 prem.

MINES.-(THIS DAYJ

Ta o o'CLocx.

The mining market continues inactive, and prices
generally are nominally quoted the same as yester-
day. There is a strung demand, however, for Wheal
Grenville shame, which have improved to
104 to 11. On the other baud, East Cam-
den are rather lower at 301 to 31, and
Last Lovell at 173 to 181. East Wheal Vor are
quoted 5,t to I. Letters from the latter Wine
report a discovery. Devon Great Consols shares
are officially marked 555 e to 548.
Yudausanutana shares are dull, other colonial as
well as foreign mines being without ch.muge.
A meeting of the shareholders in West Cliiverton
anti eillVertoll Mutes will be held on the 2.1t.1i
inst. In the former instance a dividend of lbs.
per share will be declared, being at the same rate as
on the List occasion. The balance in hand will be
largely increased after paying fur the additional
machineryand pit work, which are now completed.
At Sithney Metal Mine good stoues of tiu have
beet broken in the bottom of the 80.

The A nglo-Bniziban Gold Company hare roreived &crowds
from Captain Treloar, which report that the produce few
February awounted to K 2 oitavaa of gold of a high saaadard.
This was extracted from the %tope and rubbish sent up treat
the Congo Mime. Very little of the actual lode had baba
tread& . .

The &iota Barbara Gold Mining Company have received
the following adviout from Captain Brysat, dated Pori,
March 14 :—•' Mina—The lode to Caree's shaft is meek se
previously reported. We have not so far been in a positios
to stamp a large portion of the dose so as to make a tam
trial, the stamps latterly being fully occupied w stampiug
atone front the mine. The shallow level south and bottom
of ditto are without alteration ; the as lie may be mid of
the blttoms. Add level south—the role continues about
10 feet wide, with a good appearance. The lode in the shaft
don not coutaio quite so much quartz as when Lunt reported,
but both this and the stopea have generally a bettor appear-
ance, the lode averaging about 8 feet wide, and I think is
somewhat easier for quarry lop Trial level—the lode ill
2 feet wide, with a leader of it 9 inch.. wide. which has •
very (nod appearance, being chiefly composed of pyrites. In
the rock here, we have seen scarcely anything 41 yet, it &Wag
nearly flat in the bottom of the level, We are still driving
over it in the clay, and shall require several days before we
shall be in a ;mutton to report its worth and width is the
rock. We are eloping the lode is the back of this level be-
hind the end for the purpose of extracting the lode, sad
for ventilating the workings. I. my next I hope to report
the worth of the lode from both this and the end."

LirreßOAT SERVIC6B.—LIVERPOOL, WEDNIPIDAY
Niorr.—The coxswain of the New Brightno life-boat of the
Maraud Institution reports as follows :—" At 3.15 p.m.
yesterday, during squally weather, NM a barque Oa Taylor's.
batik ; mustered crew of Dime bands, sad proceeded
with the tubular life-host of the inirtitutios wader
canvas. Reached the vessel at 4.30 p.m., famed
her very leaky. sod badly strained. She proved
to be the barque Core of Guerosey, 400 toes, with Okra'
hands sad a pilot an hoard. The crew asked is to lay by
them. sod amid their vessel off, which took place sheet
7.30 p.m., vowel making 5 fest of water per bear. AlalitOi
crew in working pumps wad pttitig warps to tug baste.
The lifeboat's crew temained es board as the peeps seta
we got the reseal safely oe the gridiron in Liverpool se
11 p.m."