The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-01 00:00:00

8114 RB LISTS.

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FRIDAY Evcruto.
The railway market opened rather flatly this
morning, bit a reaction quickly took place, the mar-
ket remaining all day very strong in character, and
sytnpathisiog readily with the advance in the funds.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoce.

There has been some fluctuation to-day in the
railway market, which has varied with Consols. At
the present moment prices are rather lower than
theycloscd yesterday afternoon. London and North-
Western sock is quoted 1031 to 104 ; Great
Western, 801 to 81; Midland, 591 to 60; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 631 to 64; Caledonian., 251
to Z ; Great Northern., 181 to t; and Dover., 17
to 181.
In French shares, Northern. are quoted 331 to
34; Strasboulp, 37 to ; and Paris and Lyon.,
151 to 161 prem.

MINES.

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N.. Shares Kau. 'Paid. tel•ea dons
Yesterday. ts.day.
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Itir.otX. I aglas Ma all 1 1 pen
35,000 1 .Angle AssuallanOold all 4 di, par
160,004 le.. .analoCalitorstan
:...6:, 10 Vilietraiaelas
41,001 5 Do. Coal Mains 1 1 1 dis
.10.15 SO +Australia.
60,664 1 arstesliaa Cordillera
100,500 1 aostraltan Ifroolsoid
e 5,206 I Are Warta. en 6 dig
100.0.1, 1 I:titan MINIMUM& tiok all IWs
90,0A1 90 tteitlakilroa 13.5 7 s
14,600 $5 f I:lest.lens.ltro.atSt.P Tsi TI 21
SAO I 0 Do.CosassandColate all 24 21
1,,, 0 .4, U.. et. Joan Doi Roy 16 $24 024
110.01,0 1 Caros'e Crook 6 4 4 dia 1
12000 40 ClOrs Copps all 42 45
10,0.0 I 'Colonial Gold
15 I 1101 i
11 120
. Coplinsi
150,00 t St. 'Copper lenses of E. el 55 65
6,06• U 000. Pref. 74 per esaL all 6 7 pin
Meet I tEsinkaseiraHanOoppi all 21 21 21
10c+.222 2i I Grist Nugget VAIL al
all l 4 ens 4 an
Do. Registand
11`..40 20 Kieran!
12,006 'rand °ashy of Bade all 1 dim ear
11.001 Gnat Polsoodi au 21 2 dl.
105,c0C Lake !laniard.
10.0 o( Liberty
4,601 4Ua 16,64
• er.tuo Laedessadlallfora. Gold
Quarts Crestdas‘b.. all 1 1
100,060 Idarigulta
00,008 1 MorisankiltJonselssa 2 4.1 T
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66,001 New Limes 11.101.C0 all
14mees Nessus Mob all i 4 per li
1P:. T PealsibaslLL.ll. all
les,osat Part DOD
60,001 (lawns Roe% ....... Al 1 1 die
10,00. 0 tllk Iron ....—. all
7,490 II Cub 5..,..... 11; II 51.
10,007 I ,seats Lestrallea—".. al, I iGM
0,001 10 Tia Cars ..... T a 7
64.174 11.3.11 "United b1vt1aba....... all 3i 4
70,011 1 Waller .......... all
100,600 t West 0r;;;;ea....... .ll 1 1 as.
1 v,...,„; 1 Wag Kuban all 4 g die
106,.00 1 Tabs
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MONEY MARKET.

FitIDAY RN ENING.

The English stock market continues very sensitive
and liable to fluctuation; but to-day, in spite of the
recent rise in the Bank rate or discount, the tend-
ency was more e.e.;:dcdly upwards. Purchases of
money stock by the public, coupled with the rtnewal
of favourable reports touching the Eastern quarrel,
have led to an active demand tur btock against pre-
vious speculative sales, and have resulted in an ad-

sauce of fuliy 1 per cent. on the closing ran.;e of
yesterday. It may be noticed that rumours of all
kinds regarding the Turkish question are constantly
in circulation, and easily obtain credit, owing to the
sensitive character of the market, and the large
"optional" transactions in Consols open for the car-
rent account. Money has been very easy in the
English stock market, owing to the investments of
the public.

Consols opened this morniog 921 toe for account,
ascended to 931, receded to 924 to 1, but had again
improved at the official close to 931 to 1 for money
and the 13th October. Atter the termination of the
regular hours, a further advacce to 931 to fi ensued,
but the latest quotation we heard was 93Z, for
account. The prices of actual business are officially
reported as follows:—lhree per Cent. Consols, fur
money, 921, 931, 921, f, 93f; ditto for emmont, 13th
October, 92!, 1, 931, 924, t, 3,93 Z. India Stock,
240, 243. Bank stock, for account, 216.

Exchequer Bills maintain their rally, closing 13s.
to Bs. dis.

Foreign Stocks were in nearly every instance
quoted higher. The baying, though moderate iu
amount, seems to be good in character. Purchase,
are made from time to time on Dutch account on any
decline. Mexican advanced nearly 1 per cent., and
Spanish Deterred a per cent. At four o'clock Mexi-
can Bonds were quoted 24 to 1; Spanish Deferred,
221 to 1; the Committee's Certificates, 61 to t
per cent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71
to 73. The :list of sales is annexed ;—Austrian
Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 851 (exchange, lOtt. per
£); ditto Five per Cent., 1852, 93. Buenos Ayres
Six per Cents., for account 14th Oot., 60. Dutch
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 621, 63; ditto Four per
Cent. Certificates, 96t, 96, 1. Granada Deferred
Bonds, 81, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 23k,1, 24.
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents , 721; ditto
Deferred Three per Cents., 52. Portuguese Four
per Cents., 421, 43. Russian Fonr-and-a-Half per
Cents., 971, 98, 97. Spanish Old Three per Cents.,
451; ditto Sew Deferred Three per Conte., 22,
221. a.
Money to-day was iu good demand out of doors at
the Baok minimum rate and upwards. A part of
the demand was due to the settling in the share
market.

It appears the amount of gold brought is by the
Essex, from Port Phillip, is :32,000 ounces; by the
Typhoon, 37,373 ounces; and by the Oriental, 1,131
ounces. The Lord William Bentinuk has also
arrived from Sydney, which port she left on the 15th
of May, but it is not yet known if she brings any
May,
Some parcels of gold, lately brought is from Aus-
tralia, were sent into the Bank to-day. We still
hear of no shipments of the precious metal to the
continent at the present rates of exchange.
The market for foreign exchanges to-day was
characterised by a more nettled feeling. Generally
bills on continental places were in good demand,
with little change in rates. Paper on Hamburg
was done at 13.7, with money at 13.71 to 4. The
rate on Peris ruled at 25.05 to 23.121 for short, and
25.35 for three months, and Frankfort at 1201 to a.
For three months' bills on Amsterdam there was
money at 11.19. Drafts on Vienna and Trieste were
in wore request than last poet at 11.8 to 11.104
and up to 11.15. On St. Petersburg the quotation
was nominal at 370. _ .

The corn market today was firm at Monday's
prices, but the trade was not animated. Holders
cndtavoured to cb'ain a new advance, but this
buyers would not concede. In floating cargoes, of
which there are few offering, only one sale was re-
ported—viz., Torbesondi Indian corn arrived at 385.,
including freight and insurance. Considerable ex-
citement appears to have prevailed throughout the corn
markets of the kingdom this week, particularly in
in Scotland and Ireland, leading to a rise in wheat
of 4s. to Bs. per qr. At Leith the rise was 65.; at
Glasgow, 6s. to 6s. ; at Birmingham, 6s. ; at Glou-
cester, 4s. to 61. ; at Manchester, 6s. to 7s. ; and at
Uxbridge, Be. per qr.
It may be useful, to prevent misapprehension, to
draw attention to a notice issued from the Inland
Revenue-office relative to the new act referring to
receipt stamps, which comes into operation from the
10th October next. Postage stamps cannot be used
for receipts, nor can the separate receipt stamps
about to be provided.be used on letters.
Miscellaneous shares to-day were generally better.
Australian Agricultural are especially well bought,
and rose 31. per share. South Australian Land
closed at 33 to 33 ; and Van Diemen's Land, 15 to
16. Australian Bank Shares were in most instances
10s. to 11. per share higher. Crystal Palace Shares
closed at 1 6-16 to 1 7-16 prem. ; and the new issue,
11 to 1?-, prem. Australian Royal Mail Steam
Shares (8/. paid) mark 4.
A special general meeting of the General Land
Drainage and Improvement Company is called for
the 18th of October, to consider the propriety of
making a further call, and of exercising the borrow-
ing powers of the company, besides other business.
The first ordinary general meeting of the proprie-
tary of the London Chartered Bank of Australia is
called for the 14th of October.

The market for American stocks during the week
has been dull, with little change in prices. Present
quotations are thus reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son,
and Co.:

Redoemable. Dividends. pasta.
United States 6 per Ct. Eds. 1368 Jan. and July 1104 1114
Do. 6 per Ct. lora. Ikeek 1667.1818 Jan. and July 110 Ilea
-,vlvania 3 per Ct Feb. and Atm. 83 86
ditto Bends 1077 Feb. end Aug. 90 91
SptrCt.Ster
ling Bonds
Masseebusetta S per Cent
Dollar Bonds 1372 May and Nov. 97 98
Indiana State, Inge. Stock Jan. and July 85
Maryisod 3 perCt.Steer.Bda. Jan. and July 96 97
Virginia $ per Oent. Beads 1886 Jan. and July 93 96
Kentucky 6 per Own. lea Jan. and July 94 99
Tennessee 6 per Cent.
panda 6 per Ct. M. Bands 1274 Feb. and Aug. 1124 1134
Boston City I per Cent.— 1653 Jan. and July 93
New Odra a City 6 per
Cent. Bawls 1893 Jan. and July 93
Belvidere Delaware 6 per
let Mort. Convert. 1677 Jane and Dee. #24
anslanani and St. Louis 7
r w2ot.. lit Mortgage 92 93
oh
and Miasissippi 7
per Ct. let Mortgage .
Mono and Aurora Seven
per Cont., let multiage Jen. and July 93 114
' Great We tern of Illinois
Ten per Omit. ditto 1468 April and Ott. 98 99
and Beading
nilal.irt per Ct. Mort-
g
Fee mylvania Central Bail age Bonds lB6O Jan. and July 664 874
13d. 6 per Cents
New Tack and Erie Seven
per Ounts., let mortisie 1868-i€69 May and Nov. 1074 If 84
New York and Brie Seven
meet., Convertible
A dispatch has been received from her fajesty's
Consul at Bilbao, reporting that in consevehce of
the cholera having appeared at Newcastle, ail vessels
proceeding from that port will be sent to perform
quarantine at Vigo.
The annexed summary of the produce maikets for
the week is extracted from the circular of Messrs.
W. J. and H. Thompson, irsued this evening :
la the colonial merles a good amount of b.:shiers has
been done, and for acme kinds of produce higher rates have
been obtained. The public sales of sugar hare !een small.
and trove gone off without alteration. Very large bales of
Costa Rica Coffee have been held, and importers submitted
to a decline of Is. to 2s. per cat.; native Ceylon has also
been told at a decline of Is. to Is. Gd. per cwt., but the
plantation aorta hove been mostly held fur former rates.
There har been more inquiry for saltpetre, which Eas

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