The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-23 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

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MINES.-TIIIS DAY.

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Two o'Cr.ocx.
The English foods are firmer to-day, and Satur-
day's fall of 1 per cent. has been recovered. Consols
were quoted during part of the morning 901 to 91,
and have since advanced to 91 to 1, fur money and
the Bth of August. Business is very quiet. The
Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in
at 91a to ; the New Three per Cents. at
921 to 1; Bank Stock, at 214; lodia Bonds,
at 30a. to 34a. prem.; Exchequer Bills,
March,
at 21s. to 235. prem.; ditto, June. at 19s. to 225.
prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, at 101.
In the foreign stock market the chief fluctuation
has been in Turkish, which, after falling to 891' has
rallied to 911 to orb pi!. cent. above the final
range of Saturday. Spanish Deferred Three per
Cents. are rather flatter, at 18/ to 191. Mexican is
quoted 211 to 221; and Russian Five per Cents.,
99 to 101. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been
dealt in at 371; the Committee's Certifs. at 41 to 41
per cent. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 64 ;
Danish Five per Cents. at 1031; and Brazilian Old
Five per Cents. at 100 to 101/.
The imports of the precious metals last week
have been moderate. Duelist includes 36,815 ounces
of gold and 4,1511. in sovereigns by the Pacific, from
Australia; 884,157 dole. by the Asia, from New
York ; 300,000 dolt. by her Majesty's weenier Virago,
from the Pacific ; and 5,000 ounces of gold by the
Retriever, from Africa.

The total value of these arrivals is about 406,0001.
The Christopher has also brought in eight keg. of
specie from Newfoundland; the Donro two boxes of
Ispeie from Lisbon, &c., value not stated.

. The Custom-house statement of the exports direct
from London during the week includes 350 ounces of
gold and 15,760 otmees of silver despatched almost
entirely to Hamburg, and representing an aggregate
value of only between 5,0001. and 6,0001. The other
shipments officially reported comprise 231,630/. (of
which 39,250!. was gold and 212,3801. silver) by the
Euxine, for Alexandria and the East : 40.000/. by
the Iberia, for the Peninsula; and 70,0001. by the
Atrato for the West Indies.

SATURDAY ETRNINO.
The English stock market to-day was weaker, sales
preponderating, and prices closed at a tall of per
cent. The smallness of the majority by which
ministers escaped defeat last night has formed a cur-
rent topic of conversation, and again subjects the
Stock Exchange to the feeling of vague uneasiness
usually induced by any apprehension of ministerial
difficulties. On the other hand, the reported im-
provement in the health of the allied armies in the
Crimea forms a peculiarly gratifying feature, the
more especially as the gravest fears had been enter-
tained by many persons with regard to the prejudi-
cial influence of the heat of mid-summer. Satisfactory
accounts relative to the crops also combine with the
ease of the money market to support prices in the
Stock Exchange.
The aggregate ascertained shipments of the week
are thus raised to 367,0001., mainly in silver. The
remittances of gold in private hands to the Continent
have also been large, comp►ibing nearly the whole of
the available arrivals. On tho whole it would appear
that the current of the precious metals ie at present
rather adverse).

The Irish bank return. are as follows for the four
week. ending Saturday, July 7th, 1855:

Total Total
Circulation Average Average
game and Title. authorised. Circula- amount
Bon. of Coin.
The Pank of Ireland 3,738,428 9,075,940 848,603
The Provincial Bunk of Ireland . 027,387 11C4,343 253,221
The Belfast Banking Company
The Northern Banking Company 243,440 219,334 97,233
The Ulster Banking Company
The National Bank of Ireland ,t 46 319,843
The Carricii-on.nair National
Bank of Ireland 21,884 19,991 3,563
The Clonmel National Bank of
Ireland. 66,428 53,911 9,214

Total I 8,354,494 I 5,75:,6C2 I 1,868,996
these figures show the continued and extensive de.
crease in the circulation, the diminution under that
head in the month being 269,383/. ; while under the
heed of; bullion there has also been a falling off
to the ameunt of 26,6861.

Two o'CLoow.

In the Australian and Californian gold mining
shares to-day not a single transaction is recorded.
United Mexican shares have fallen, marking 3 to
31. National Brazilian (Cocaes) shares have been
dealt in at 4; ; Clarendon Mining, at 7, to prem.;
Great Polgooth, at 2; and Linares, at 8e to Ba.
For shares in new undertakings the current quo-
tations (which, however, are in most cases little more
than nominal) are subjoined :
Culehote Copper, 1-16 to 3.16 per share; Jamaica Copper,
to per share ; Dburode Copper, to per share ; Ooern-
hof, to per share ; Peninsular Mining, die. to pm. ;
San Fernando, to per share; Great Crinnis, 7-16 to
9.16 per share; Laekamor Copper, 316 to per share;
Port Royal (of Jamaica), Ato per share ; Great Cambrian
Mining and Quarrying, Ito per share ; British Australian
Gold, 1.16 to pet share; Giadbach Zinc, 116 to 316 per
share ; Like Bathurst Gold, 11. to 2s. per share ; Australian
Consols, 3-1 G to 5-16 per share ; London and Virginia Gold
and Copper, 3.16 toy 16 per share; Wildherg Cons rls, II to
It per share ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1-16 to 3.16 per share ; Fort
Bowen, 39 6d. to 41. GI per share; Rhedyn,
dis. to pm.

SATURDAY EVENING.
Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of
Saturday's sales :
Bedford United. 101, 11 ; Butt Buller, 11/, 12, 10, 101;
Header, 41, 41, 4}, 41; South Tamar, 7, /1 , Sortridge
Console, 31, 3, ; Tine►ott, 21. Market very quiet.