The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-25 00:00:00

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uneasiness prevails, owing to the smallness of the
loan, and to the belief that the money will be quickly
released from the Bank in payment of the claims
upon government. Meanwhile, the public continue
to show a strong disposition to invest.
The paper issued to represent the new loan parti-
cipated in the improvement of the funds. The new
Consol scrip roes to 1} to If prem., and clued at 1
to 1} prem. The final quotation yesterday was 1
prem. only. The " fundllig scrip" was lut quotedd
this afternoon 1} to 11 prem., after being marked as
high.. 14 prem. Yesterday this security left off at
Prim.
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final quotation was 911 to 1. The official business
I report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for
money, 91}, 91, 911, 91} ; ditto, for account, 11th
March, 914,1, 4. Three per Cent. Reduosi,94lt
Cents., 4. New Three per 924, 92, 924. flank
took, 216.
Exchequer Bills closed at Ss. discount to par.
From Sir 0. C. Lewis's remarks of last night it would
appear that he has no intention of raising the interest
' upon the floating debt. Exchequer Bonds were quoted
97} to 98k.
In the foreign stock market the chief movement
was in Turkish Six per Cent.., which showed great
g buoyin. After touching 96, the price closed at 94}
to 4, oe 4 per cent. higher than yesterday. The
' Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan is comparatively
neglected, and was last quoted 100 to 1. Other
securities were quiet.
Bank of Egypt shares were quoted this afternoon
1 to 1} prom.; Ottoman Bank, 1 to 4 prem.;
Western Bank of London, 4 to 1 prem.; and Na-
tional Discount Company, 4 to } die. The shares of
the London and Pans Bank have recovered to 2 di..
to par. Bank of Loudon shares declined 11., and
City Bank, 21. Those of the English, Scottish, and
Australian Bank were also weaker. South Austra-
lian Land shares were more offered, and Crystal
Palace firmer. London Dock rock was dealt in
at 1004; General Screw Steam at 17; Royal Mall
Steam at 794; and North of Europe Steam at par.

MINES,-THIS DAY.

Two °Twos.

The gold mining shares remain without movement
Clarendon Mining Shares have been dealt in at
prem., and those of the British Iron Company at n.
Annexed is a list of Saturday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription Rooms, and
Stock Exchange
Mining Ridings Asia' Bat t
Grarabkr cad Bt. Attila, 126; Lady Edith; Ma,
22e. 64. ; Norsk Basset, 42j, j; &ash 'relies, 1421; Bart-
rktie Common, 31. t; Boum toad:arrow 16-4.; Fortridge and
Bedford, 6e. 6a, 6-. 64., b.. 6. 6d. Wret CsTedon, 136
Wheal drumlin, 325. 61., 375. 6d. ; Wheal Nay, 6; Wheal
;dwarf, 6}. 4,16-16, 6j: Wheal Zion, 30e.; Yeolaad, 16a,
16.64.; Worthing, 2e. 6d.
Milting Subscription Booms amaal list:
Wheal Zino, 276.6 d., 26.. ; Vale of Towy, 281. 6d.. ;
flortndge Console. 3j, I; Lady Bertha, 2lr. 22e. Id.;
WhisalWrey. 111; Bsdsurd United, 10; Cameos., 12s.
Belles end Basset Baited, 4; Ron:wane, 120; Boded.,
ant Bedford, 6e. 64., 65., 6s. 64.

In the Stock Eiehinge
North Busse, 424; Alfred Coma 5,14 4, ; Willi Built,
354; Bort/idyl Consols, N. 4; Wheal Seward, 64; Lady
Bertha, 22.. 6d. ; Bortradyo sad Bedford, is. 6d.; Chaaoel-
lorsrillo, 9s.
The fourth annual meeting of the Colonial Gold
y is called for the 18th March.
any
of the Garnett and Moseley Vold Mining
csinjoey is to be exchanged for shares, and the
MM of asetlemeut to be squad, by the 24th Masai
ender malty of forfeiture.

COMMBIWIAL AND MARIBT&

MARS-LANK—THIS DAY.
The nPPin et wheat in Mark-lase this morning. from
Ewen sad Heat. was not Imp the cosclltios, bogeys;
continuos restindillirsat ; it feat a slow sale at last Mem-
day's rates. Youriga wheat mad Boar anderweat so damp
la isles, bet demand was very limited.
Barley sold freely at the mud of Monday last.
Oats were a been trade at a deans of 15.1. pm qr.
Beans mad peas barely supported late pikes.
ILIBITAIN INTO LONDON IRON FM IS TO TEN. U.