The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-09 00:00:00

Pot
I Mary. °pintail
IS6 13 7
101 90 1
! 71 50
1

PARIS, Sm. B.

For Aecacmt.

~111ignest. Lowest. Closing
0 per Cents.., 55 95 58 20 55 83 38 29
5 per Cents 9l 50 91 75 11 95 91 75
5 per Cents. New 14 ...
4 per Cents. . ...
41 pet Cents 1 I ...
Exchange on London: at'ilrht, 25 10 ; 90 days, 41 92/.
Belgian, 5. 1510
Do, N 1814 ~.... - ... i Aliolnil idlsa, 1831 711 j ~.
Do. 11
Do. 2i
nedmont 5 p.Ct. 6O ... I Bank 8lu.res

Paws, SEPT. B.—St. Germain, —; Versailles (right
bank), 265 ; ditto (left bank), 210 ; Paris and Orleans, 867 50; Paris
and Amick 595; Rouen and Ilavre, 233 75; Marseilles and Avis.
=9.5;24170b°r urg
and
ItirkeatNlW; CrtrtVeerri, ItfirParanll
and 9Usabourg, 337 50; Touts sod —Nantes, 763 75.
2eIADR/D, SEPT. 3.—Three per Cents., 361 ; after Boise,
36. Four per Cents., 161 ; after Boise, 15/. Five per
Cents., 171; after Balsa, 17. Passives, after Bolas, 61.
Coupons, 81 ; after Doles, 81. Bank of St. Ferdinand, after
Doha, 100. Exchange on London, 51 cash.
VIENNA, Seer. 6. —Five per Cent. Metalliqucs, 951;
Four-and-a-Half per Cents, ditto, 831 ; Exchange on Lon-
don, 11-60.

FOREIGN METAL MARKET.

Our advices from foreign metal markets arc as
follows :

New York, Aug. 27.—There is a fair demand for
copper and yellow metal, and prices remain steady
at 21 cents for the former, and 161, six months, for
American and English of the latter. For iron there
is a steady demand ; the market for Scotch pig is
firm. 'the sales reported are 100 tons Eng-
lish bars, afloat, at 32.50 dols.; 400 and 500 tons
Scotch pig, in lots, 19.50 dots. to 19.75 dols.
the latter price for contracts ; 256 tons Irish
wrought scrap, 24 dole., six months; and 200 tons
English refined bar on terms not made public. In
lead, pig continues depressed, with sales of 100 tons
soft English, part to arrive, at 4 dols. 521 c., and 50
tons Spanish 4 dols. 55c. In tin, a sale is reported
of 150 slabs straits, at 191 c. ; the last sale of Banca
was at 21c., six months.

Philadelphia, Aug. 26.—Lead is held at former
rates, and the late arrivals have been stored. Iron
is without change, and 300 tons anthracite sold at
20 dots. on time.

Amsterdam letters mention that in consequence of
the absence of inquiry, the market for Banca tin is
weaker. The price rules nominally at 47111. to 47111.
At Itotterdam Banca tin is selling at 478. 50e. to
85c., at which rates parcels of 200 slabs arc reported
as just disposed of.
Hamburg letters of Friday's date mention no
change in lead, in which little was doing. In copper
about 10,000165. Drontheim had been sold at 58
marks. Old sheathing copper was held at 101 ech.,
101 ech. only being offered. Tin was in little de-
mand, but the price of Banca was supported at 81
ach. In spelter the transactions of the week com-
prised 5,000 cwt. at 8 m. 14 ech., 1,500 cwt. at 8.13,
and 1,000 cwt. at 8.121, all on the spot.

HARVEST IN WESTMORELAND.—The weather, which
has for some time been very unsteady in this neighbour-
hood, has been rather more settled for the last two days,
and today (Thursday) up to the time of writing continues
fair, with a gentle breeze from the north. There have been
several small quantities of corn cut, but it will require a
few more tine days to make it general. Even the hay har-
vest in some of the colder distncts Is not yet completed.—
Carlisk Patriot
69ra REGIMENT.—A detachment of two officers
and 100 men, from the depot at Tralee, are to embark to-
morrow, at Gravesend, in the Akbar, to join the service
orimpanies at Hong-Kong.
79re REGIMENT.—The service companies (which
have lately arrived from Canada) are now consolidated
with the depot, and the 10 companies are thus distributed :
4 companies and head quarters at Stirling Castle,3 companies
at Perth, and 3 at Dundee.