The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-23 00:00:00

hellion is principally ocesaioned by the withdrswala
to pay for silver on the Continent.
The Gazette statement of the movement of the
precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last
gives the following total', via.:—lmports of gold,
468,0481. ; exports of gold, 608,2241. ; imports of
silver, 324,6881.; exports of silver, 108,0971.

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Thou Beanies.
The funds to-day were decidedly heavy. A droop-
ing tendency was shown throughout the day, and
the closing prices were t per cent. below those of
yesterday. The prinei .yil cause of depression was
the continued fall at Faris, where each speech by
which the Emperor endeavours to reassure his
people seems to be followed by an expression of in-
creased anxiety. Public confidence is always mob
more easily shaken than consolidated. The unfa-
vourable tendency of the bullion movement does not
demand immediate attention at a time when money
is so abundant ; bet the ever-recurring question of
the financial embarrassments of India is very gene-
rally disguised, the more especially as grave doubts
are entertained whether the requisite supplies can
be raised without the interposition of the imperial

guarantee.
All the other departments of the Stock Exchange
were depressed. Turkish bonds and Indian railway
shares were chiefly prejudiced. The latter would
probably be materially strengthened, should the im-
perial guarantee be impressed upon the coming loan.
British railway stocks yield reluctantly to the de-
cline in Console. Bond fide holders are particularly
indisposed to sell at this period of the year, when
the dividends are about to be paid.
The demand for money at the Bank to-day was to
a fair extent, and larger than of late. In other
quarters there were some exceptional transactions at
21, and even 21 per cent., but in most inatences the
Bank minimum war asked on good bills.
At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter opened
at 67.50, and closed " very flat" at 67.15 for money,
and 67.20 for the end of the month, showing •
fresh fell of fully 1 per cent. since yesterday after-
noon.
Comb, which closed yesterday at 96, "buyers;'
for the 9th of August, opened this morning at 04i to
95, touched 95, " buyers," and gradually declined,
closing at 941, " buyers." After the close of the
Stock Exchange, the market was still flat at 941, or
94 9.16 to 11.16.
Exchequer Bills were quoted 27e. to 30e. prem.,
and the India Bonds 6e. to Is. din. The Indian
Four per Cent. Debentures of last year remain
quoted HI to 961. The scrip of
nth
lower
of 1869
closed at 941 to %, being 1 per centh. than yes-
terday.
The foreign stock market was very dull, and in
some instances prices were lower. The priacipal
feature was a fall of 11 per cent. in Turkish Bonds.
The Old Loan closed at 79 to 80, and the New at
69 to 70. Mexican Bonds have declined to 181 to I.
Bank of Egypt shares were somewhat firmer this
afternoon, inquiries having been stimulated by the
late fall, as well as by a hope that the highly re-
spectable board will be able to show at the approach-
ing meeting that the disappointing result of the
bank's operations for the last six months has arisen
from ceases susceptible of remedy for the future.
Transactions are recorded between 21 and 19, and
the closing quotation was 20 to 21. Ottoman Bank
shares have fallen 101., closing at 171 to 181. It is
understood that the profits of this establishment have
also been interfered with during the last six mantle
by the adverse state of politics, and of the exchanges.
The shares of the London Joint Stock Bank showed
some tendency to recovery from yesterday's fall.
Australian Agricultural were quoted 11. lower.
Madras Irrigation were also fiat.
The Indian Government Five per Cent. loan notes
are weaker, the present quotation being le. 91d. to
la. 91d. per rupee.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 812/.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocw.

As usual on a Saturday, business in home mining
stocks is limited, but the market remains firm in cha-
racter. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are
officially reported. Shares in the West Caradon con-
tinue in demand. There have also been a num-
ber of inquiries for Eut Wheal Russell, which have
been dealt in at 7t, 7t, and 73.
Worthing Mining shares are quoted Os. to l Is., and
Port Philip, 9e. 6cl. to 105. Foreign mining shares
are quiet.