The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-11 00:00:00

MR EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1859.

LATEST SPORTING IN

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cent., being quoted 94 to t. There is also an im-
provement of I per cent. in London and South West-
ern and South Eastern, and per cont. in
Great Western. Great Western stock is now quoted
631 to ; Midland, 105 to 1; Lancashire and York-
shire, 96 to ; South Eastern, 7E4 to 77 ; Caledonian,
884 to 89 ; Eastern Counties, 66 to 4, being dull;
York and North Midland, 714 to 72; Berwick,
884 to 89 ; and London and South Western, 941 to t.
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The funds to-day are decidedly firmer, the
impulse arising principally from the scarcity
of stock shown at the settlement this day.
Cunsols have advanced per cent. The improve-
ment extends to some other descriptions of stock,
including British railways, although there is no
revival of business. The government broker has
not resumed hie purchises.

The Three per Cent. Rental opened at Par!►
this morning, according to Mr. Renter's tele-
gram, at 69fr. 50c. for the account, and declined to
69fr. 45c., being per cent. lower than yesterday.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan has advanced
to 1011 to f. The stock is quoted 1011 to 11
Consols are officially marked 951 to 1 for money,
sad 95/ to I for the Bth November. The present
quotations are 954 to for cash, and 951 " buyers,"
for the new account. Transactions are now practi-
cable in the stocks lately shut for the dividend.
The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in
at 941 to 1, the New Three per Cents. at 941 to 1;
India Stock, at 1171; the New Indian Loan (stock),
at 1011 to 1; ditto scrip, at 1011 to ; and Ex-
chequer Bills, at 245. to 275. prem.
The transactions in the foreign stock market have
been numerous, bat the general tone of the market is
rather dull. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. arerather
fiat, 79/ to 801 ex div. and the Loan of 1868, at
69 to 1. Mexican and Peruvian bonds do notrecover.
Russian scrip is marked 1 and .1 die.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., 101 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 1862, 95; ditto Fourand-a-Half per Cents..
1868, 951 ; Belgian Four-and-Half per CentiZT9
(exchange, 26fr.) ; Chilien Six per Cents., 104.
ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents.•
89 ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 161; Mexican
Three per Cents., for account, 221, 221; New
Granada Active Bonds, 171; ditto Deferred, 6;
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account,
904 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 99/ ;
ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 67/ ; ditto scrip, to
1 dia. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 87;
Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 46,461; ditto
New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 341;
ditto Passive Bonds, 111; the Committee's
Certificates, 41; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864,
for account, 79/, 801, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed
Four per Cents., 103; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., for account, 27, 271; ditto One per
Cents., 14, 141.

About 140,0001. of the Californian gold b the
Ocean Queen and Kangaroo erassent into the Bank
yesterday, and about 200,0001. wu taken for the Conti-
nent. A portion of the specie by these vessels con-
sisted of Mexican dollars.

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The steamer Delta will take to-morrow 237,6601.
in silver and 85,3301. in gold for Bombay, besides
10,0001. in gold for the Mauritius, making an aggre-
gate of 332,9901. The whole is on private account.
The monthly return of the Bank of Austria states
the notes in circulation at 472,191,7616., and the
specie reserve at only 79,090,1686., or about one-
eighth. Austria will have some up-hill work before
she will be able to resume specie payments.
The monthly return of the Bank of Franoe will be
published on Friday next.
Extra mails for Aden, Point de Galle, Madras,
and Calcutta will be made up in London to-morrow
morning, to be forwarded vii Southampton, and on
the evening of the 18th inst. to be sent by way of
Marseilles, together. with those for Australia, Mauri-
tius, and Bombay.
The steamer Benares arrived at Men from Sues
on the 3rd of September, and left on the following
day, with the English mail for Austria* of August.
A meeting of the creditors of Medan. Bishop,
Farbridge, and Co., East India merchants, of Corn-
hill, who stopped payment a few days ago, is called
for Thursday next, at the offices of Mr. F. Maynard,
the accountant. The house is a young one, having
only commenced business in January last, and owes
about 13,0001. Toe assets consist of consignments
to Calcutta to the amount of 16,0001., against which
10,6001. has been advanced on this side.
A public meeting of merchants connected with the
Cape of Good Hope will be held on Friday next at
the ulllues or the Cape Towu Railway end Dock Com-
pany, to receive the address to Sir orge Grey, pre-
pared by the Committee which was appointed on
the 30th of September.
Amongst the Indian railway undertakings which
are now inviting loans on Debentures are the Great
Indian Peninsula and Madras Companies. In the
former instance, tenders are to state the rate of
interest and duration of the loan. In the latter, the
debentures are for five years, and bear five per cent.
interest. In each case the security offered, both as
regards interest and principal, is that of the "Secre-
tary of State for India in Council."
The directors of the Interoolonial Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company have received intelligence
from New Zealand of the safe arrival there of the
screw steamer Airedale, from England. This is the
fourth vessel sent out, and completes the arrange-
ments for carrying on the mail service, not only
between Sydney and New Zealand, but also between
the several settlements of that colony. The advice',
which are voluminous, are described as in all respects
satisfactory.
The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 1,1871.
The weekly traffic return of the Great Western
Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease
of 9121. sterling. A heavy storm had interrupted
the communication with the Michigan line.
An extraordinary general meeting of the City of
London Life Assurance Society is called for the 27th
init., to confirm a provisional agreement for an amal-
gamation with " another life insurance company."
A call of 101. is to be paid on the shares in the
Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kustendjie
Harbour Company by the Ist November.
Some statistics cited in the Australian Mail illus-
trate in a striking manner the rapid progress of the
colony of South Australia. Between 1850 and 1858
the population has more than doubled, amounting
now to 118,340 souls. Between 1842 and 1858 the
imports have risen from 169,4931. to 1,769,3511., end
the declared value of the exports of colonial produce
from 29,0791. to 1,355,0411. Of the imports in 1858,
amounting to 1,769,3511., no lees than 1,264,7351.
were from Great Britain direct, 445,5901. from Bri-
tish colonies, and only 59,0261. from foreign states.
Of the aggregate exports in 1858, amounting to
1,612,1851„ 550,4911. were to Great Britain direct,
960,209/. to British colonies, and only 1,4851. to
foreign states. The Meil remarks:
The worth of a colonial customer to Great Britain may be
estimated from the fart that the import trade of South Aus-
tralia In 1868 showed that foreign goods to the value of nearly
141. per head were commuted by the population, infanta
In-
c)uded.
At St. Petersburg the exchange on London has
risen to 34 15-16. d. The tallow market was quiet,

at 691 to 60 a. r. on the spot. The total shipments
are stated at 83,401 casks, against 70,065 at the
corresponding date of lut year. It is mentioned
that nearly tee whole of the shipments which are
now being made are for account of the emaciation of

Russian speculators.
A correspondent interested in the tallow market,
and opposed to the present speculation, sends as the
following :

The market continues steady, with very little doing, only
2,188 casks having been delivered for oonsuroption to the
prat week, against 3,399 in 1889; 2,880 in 1857; and 3,636
In 1866. Letters from St. Petersburg bring accounts of •
quiet insekct there. The Russian .peculators had taken
1,000 casks out of the warehouse fur shipment, not wishing
to keep too large a quantity there, where, in the winter,
there is no market for it. The quantity kept over at St.
Petersburg will probably not exceed 20,000 casks. and in
this cue the stook on ht January will be from 40,000 to
45,000 rails, or 60,000 to 65,000 at ths two Awe.
With reference to the market for East India
indigo, Mears. H. W. Jewsbury and Co. remark:
The unfavourable accounts received from India sines our
last, making • further reduction in the &dream of the new
crop, has added increased fieuinees to the market; a good
MMus' has bees done, and several parcels have changed

hands in anticipraon that higher prices will he paid in in
Ilwaithian an which war common on the 11th instant;
the total quantity declared is 12,963 charts, of which about
6,000 cheat. are new goods; the show generally being of
inferior quality. The Bengali ere mostly middling sad ordi-
nary and defective; there are, however, many parcel' of good
In the withdrawn goods. Of Morph the quantity will be
large, but here again the ordinary qualities predominate. The
Madras is mostly middling and ordinary, sad the quantity
this time is unusually small.

MONDAY Immo.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961 to f
opened thie morning at the same quotation, declined
to 961, " sellers," and closed at 961 to t both for
money and to-morrow's settlement. For the Bth of
November, the price left off at 95/ to 1, after tempo-
rarily receding to 961 to t. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per 'Cent Consols,
for money, 951, 1,1; ditto for account (11th Oct.),
951, 951; Bank Stock, for account, 221; India
Stock, 218 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan
(stock), 1011, 1011; the Indian Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1868, 951.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan was steady
at 1011 to and the Stock at 1011 to 1.
The Inditin Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868
remain quoted 961 to 98 ; and those of 1869 951 to
1. Exchequer Bills were rather cheaper, closing at
245. to 275. prem.
The foreign stock market was rather flat. Mexi-
can Bonds have declined to 221 to 1. The old
Turkish Six per Cents. fell 1 per cent., closing at 80
to 1, ex the dividend due this day. The
Loan of 1858 was also rather fiat, at 69
to 1. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents.,
on the other hand, were inquired for. Venezuela
bonds were heavy, at 27 to 1, upon the advicee from
that state. Buenos Ayres bonds showed firmness.
The New Ruffian Loan, both stock and scrip, was
marked 1 die.

The @tiaras of the Australian Agricultural Com-
pany were in demand to-day, and have improved to
30 to 31, owing to the receipt of more favourable
advioes, and a remittance of 7,0001. Van Diemen's
Land shares fell about 11., leaving off flat, at 13 to
14. Bank shares were steady. Crystal Palace were
inquired for. Oriental Inland Steam A shares were
officially marked 11 dia., being heavy ; Royal Mail
Steam, 621 to 621; and General Steam Navigation,
261. The shares of the Barham Brick Company
were quoted Ito prem.

NDIB&-THIS DAY

Two o'Ctocr.

The mining market this morning shows consider-
able activity, and is firm. The principal business
has been in shares in West Caradon, East
Basset, Herodsfoot, Wheal Basset, Providence, and
North Downs mines. In the Stock Exchange East
Basset shares are officially marked 166 and 166}
ex div.

Foreign Mining shares remain without move-
ment. North Rhine Copper (South Australia) have
been dealt in at 1 prem. Worthing Mining are in-
quired for at 11s. Bd. to 125., and Port Phillip dull
at 11s. 6d. to 12e. 6d.

The South Australia's ifdrertioer of the 18th of
August 'peaks in the following sanguine terms of
the mining prospects of that colony :
The mineral resources of the colony become every day
more hopeful. Hundreds of miles in the northern district.
abound In copper of great purity ; in fact, it only requires the
adjustment of capital to labour, and the application of
both ftt due proportion In this colony, to result In the opening
of half-a-dozen Barra Burma. Our copper mines are practi-
cally exhaustless ; were our population increased ten-fold,
end ware capital supplied to all might end remu-
nerative occupation in the vast accumulations of
copper which nature with la hand has buried beneath the
soil in almost every part of this land.