The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-07 00:00:00

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pliki funds to-ttiky aittllM4l7l• iseterdayls. elating
rin ,aidaperltial3"l"lenrilofbagineastla• Stoat g°inglkachaagaior:
la imp 'tastances are nominal 4 unchanged.
Tlts "lb at two or three of the principal British

4liklOsysed have improvedc boa Soisth. )astern has
declin.
'lterl:saris this morniage tmaseding to Kr.
Fi
telegram, the Timm; psi Cant. Renter
Moiled at 611.55, ex ooupon, showing an improve-
:mut of Zia since yesterdar, arm allowing .for *it
&dilution of the dividend.
Cbleols are officially marked it; and 95
'for Money, and 951. for the account (July
10), "The present quotatiOns are 94 to 95 for
:eask, and 95} to a for the 10th of July.
Tki official business report is as follows :
Beak Stook, 22910_ Three per Cents. Be.

r 934, j ; New Three per Cents.,
i; Indian Five per Cant. Stock, 1850, 1061,
I ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 974 ;
Echequer Ile, 9s. prem.
The foreign stook market is equally quiet. Prices
present little alteration. The Turkish loan of 1854
is slightly ila,tter, at 76 to 4, whilst that
'of 1868 is quoted 69 to 60. Sales are recorded as
follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1869,
for account, 994 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1024 ;
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, lone ; Mexican
Three per Cents., for account, 211; Russian Four-
and-a-Ralf per Costa., 974 ; Spanish Three
I per Cents., 48 ; ditto Passive, 16 ; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1864, for account, 764 ; ditto Six
pile Omits., 1868, for account, 594.
The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine
Insurance Company are quiet at 414 to 14 prem.
The shares of the Union Bank of London have not
varied.

About 30,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from
tie Bank yesterday for exportation, whilst 8,0001. in
Russian was sent lnjo that establishment.
According to the last advicee from the city of
Marion there was a prospect that a condueta with
3,300,000 dole. in specie would leave on the sth June
for the coast, but nothing seems to have been settled
with regard to the 8 per cent transit duty insisted upon
by itiramon neither is anything said as to whether Mr. Whitehead would entrust any portion of the
bondholders' money for conveyance by this oppor-

tunity.
A telegram from Constantinople, dated the 4th
inst., reports the death of Mr. Theodore Balta.:xi,
the head of the wealthy family of bankers of that,
name. The exchange on London was quoted
118 p., against Cairn ; by the previous &dykes the
price was 117/ p.
An order was made by Mr. Commissioner Fon-
blanqne for the winding-up of the Patent Derrick
Company (Limited), a company which was formed
in 1857 for the purpose of constructing and working
derricks under the patents of Mr. A. D. Bishop,
civil engineer, of Woolwich. Its liabilities are
about 15,0001:
A similar petition had been presented against the
East India Cotton Company (Limited) ; but the
hearing was adjourned by consent for seven weeks.
The London and North Western Railway traffic
return shows this week an increase of 41021 ; the
Great Northern an increase of 2,7061; the Great
Western an increase of 4,6401; and the London
and South Western an increase of 1541. Except
as regards the Great Northern, the figures just
published include the traffic of Whiteun week, as
compared with an ordinary week of last year.
The directors of the North Eastern Railway
invite tenders for the construction of the works on
the Nidd Valley branch, in length about 111 miles.
From Lancaster we have received a copy of the
of the Galgate Cotton Manufacturing
g41311g;111 AlAraited). The capital is fixed at
10,0001. The directors are elected from the share-
holders. . . _

Thehalf-year's interest is advertised on London,
Tilbury, and Southend Extension Railway stock.
With reference to the Lyons silk market, the
circular of Messrs. Mihiom and F. Poy, dated

June 2, has the following :
Our o:edition Home passed last month 3,020 bales con.
ditioned, and 670 bales weighed ; total, 3,590 bales. This
important increase ca presume translations has been caused
by the arrival of orders sidlicieut to induce our samumore
generally to rework their stooks ; and also by the alarm
which has been reosatly felt respecting the new crop of silk
in Fiance, of which, we regret to say, we are receiving very
unfavourable accounts. Under these eirctunsteaces priosa
have rallied, and are still looking up.
Mr. T. Litdbetter was yesterday appointed agent
for Lloyd's at Kurrachee.
Telegrams from Liverpool report a reduction of
per lb. m the common qualities of American
cotton, compared with last Friday's prices.
With regard to the market for American se-
curities, Mr. 1.1. Satterthwaite reports an follows :
Besiege ia Loudon in American securities continues to
be lbsitad, the demand being chiedy congaed to States'
Mocks and the beet elms of raihaad bonds. Erie absrea
have been takes feta 19 to 20 by parties who are looking
for higher prima sciaisquent on the mach improved con-
dition of the nedesteig ; the opening of the first 40 miles
of railroad of the Atlantic and Great Western from the
inaction with the Eris is regarded favourably. For New
York Central shares, notwithstanding the road is doing so
well, there is no inquiry, though the bonds are steadily
taken off the market for investment.

WZDSISDAT EVZIFING.
Consols, which oloeed yesterday at 95 for money,
varied to-day between " sellers," and 96,
"buyers," and closed at 55 For the 10th of
July the price, which left Offoristarday at 951,
to ,
opened this morning at 951 and so
after temporarily advancing to to 4. The offi-
cial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 941, 95, 1, 941 ; ditto, for ee-
-1 count (July 10), 951, 1 • Three per Cents. Re-
dueed, 981, 4, • New biros pas Cents., 931, ;
' New Thrse-and.;-Half per Cents., 100 ; New
and-a-Half per Cents., 79 ; Thirty Years Annuities,
expiring in April, 1885, 17 5-16 ; Bank Stock,
094 ; India Stock, 2244 2A, 222 ; Indian Five
per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1064, ; Five per Cent.
" enfseed " rupee paper, 971,1 • Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961, ;.India Bonds, 75.,
4s. dis.
The Indian Five per Cent. rupee paper was
quoted 974 to 98 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,
1024 to 103 ; the Indian Five per Cent stock of
1859, 1061 to 107, showing a slight improvement ;
Exchequer Bills Bs. to Us. prem., being Is. higher
than yesterday ; and India Bonds, 7s. to 4s. die.
The foreign stock market was firm. The principel
inquiries were for Turkish Bonds, which expe-
rienced a rise of about 1 per cent. in the afternoon;
the Loan of 1854 closed at 764 to 1, and that of
1858 at 594 to 1. BuemosAyreeDeferredßondswere
likewise inquired for. Venezuela were lat.

Tut SALTA"? Sworn —The weekly meeting of
the executive committee cos bilo% el the easel is Guildhall.
chambers ea Tueeday Mr. Whileside to the chair.
Mr. Wititehurst Mr. XL IL N. Neesdea,
Mr. F. Clowee, itr. Le i 6. WON SIMMISbo The no-
sult of Mr. Wylifs MOSS far ea isietis as wit,
mittee oo the Reform lOU luseslie %Rhin who by the
ballot was reported fella otaintoillna Irlio resobred, that—
" The committee logo bast be di all *Oman of their
' Mends to the Spokes dedika. .That Mr. WyKILP., wilt
be in order in enerlithit Witt Anew ia the eormittee Os
the Reform lid sail le the ialleastlea to the ecaaattese.
*greed to aseatameies n for the better
monention Wharf at ea4l4y whisk
Ile &a& uto the of . WON ' is set
M net ; as& the taste their thavoithest
the kimdaa elltihweilatima esessasisethig with their
ne lee is their places when Mr.
71717.1"iwailliiiialetteillat=tom eotamiMoe of the whole
house." The discussion ea far. Bentincies motion for an
instruction to the oonuallase. es to measures against bribery
and intimidation, was mewed by the committee. 'The
committee islets the ot=ar reference to the VOSS(
utintsiworOlSSlPer minyLoessureuntidanrdightain!iiiehm;
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?thrill% rfrm votes
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