The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1859.

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WOWS boots, end weredelbeisdly ereeemfirs r ea sem
It sneered that about dome drink pawky skews
the prime, who wee mil ilsemel—die
W ship el Mr. Trigg, b 01111111014;
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, Ciremawkh. Tresyda &swing to be NM ma •
pair of boots al the best kind. While the shapers ems IMP
sided In serene bee the serreat eel In the Medan shim*
Moen& a crash In Mil Ismdmr.
• pair of slippers ad psi *smiler =At Cl.trifing
• second pair Is the ewe maser, the weer mid bar
mistress snd Whims* bar of what she had sea • eat-
ebb. was thee semi kr, mal realms to lib will Kipp
ms laillavoursi b num Mt kebg prevented she vest
In the back of the ohm, and droved hew pan
el
has.' boots era tm deer, ishkh dee had had **soot
about her penes. The Alpo oath not Ise found.
On the arnval of H dtld P., the ere wee
stated to him, and on the of the hoots abovo-
mentioned they were to be the property of maxi
other tradwmao, by the ensidifealtry conduct of the pri-
soners. Ultimately llns dimmed that the prisoners
bed gone lute ameba shop, in Nels ,n.atrcet,
Greenwich, the eMe the the alleged purpose of Ling
fitted with • pair of the beet rotlitary-hestzd
booth He (Mr. Church) attempted, but unenecesefully,
to plow bee, sad both prisoners left, stating that they
would all again. The boots now produced were hte pro.
peety—he identified them by Ilia private mark—aad they
must have been takes od the table in his fitting-room erthle
he was engaged with the elder prisoner. It was also proved
that the pneoners had called on three similar tradesmen on •
like pretence, subeegosatly leaving and stating that they
should return and give large orders.
Kr. Pecker hastreeted the female marcher to make •
minute elimination of the prisoner's drew, the result being
the discovery of a hook attached to the stays upon whit*
*Woke wdght be hung after beim passed through the
is the frost of the dress sad se concealed from
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SHARE LISTS-IHIB DAY.
Two o'Cuxx.
The railway share market to-day is dull, the
attention of the dealers being principally occupied
with the settlement, which has commenced this
day. York and North Midland stack has declined
about 1 per cent., and Great Western and
Lancashire and Yorkshire about / per cent. Cale-
donian and Berwick are firm, whilst the other lead-
ing descriptions are quoted much the some as at
four o'clock gestardsy. Loudon and North Wes-
tern Stock is now called 851 to 861 ; Great
Western, 601 to t ; Midland, 921 to 93 ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 841 to t ; Berwick, 831 to 841 ;
York and North Midland, 67 to 68 ; South Eastern,
181 to 1 per share ; and Caledonian, 73i to 74.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dell
at yesterday'. reduction, the New shares
being quoted 31 to 3} die., and the Old,
31 to 21 dia. Grand Trunk of Canada stock Is
rather weaker. The Indian shares are quiet.

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rONEY. MABIET.-ISIS DAY.

Two o'CLocK.

The funds opened this morning with heaviness,
and at reduced prices. A decided rally has since
taken place, however, and Consols are now quoted
the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. The
fall which took place after the recognised hours
yesterday afternoon has consequently been re-
covered.

—ln the other markets little basineu la going for-
ward beyond the fortnightly settlement, which has
commenced this day. Prices are generally steady.
Ten minutes before the official opening of the
Paris Bourse, this day, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Renew were dealt
in at 60.95 for the account, showing a •rise of 6c.
compared with the lut price of yesterday.
Consols are officially marked 91j to 911 for
money, and 911 to 911 for the 7th of lune.
The present quotations are 911 to / for
oath, and 911 to 1 for the account. Bank
Stock has been dealt in at 217; the Three
per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to j ; the New
Three per Cents. at 901 to j ; the scrip of the New
' Wien Loan, at 93 to 931 ; India Bonds, at 15e.
db. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 26e. to 30e. prom.
In the foreign stook markerrattention is directed
be the settlement. Notwithstanding the disquieting
character of the news from Turkey, Turkish stocks
have partially recovered from the depression observed
after the recognised hours yesterday afternoon. The
Old Six per Cents. are quoted 60 to 62, and
the New 60 to 52. Turkish Guaranteed Four
per Cents. are in demand. Other foreign stocks
are steady. Sales are recorded al follows :—Brs.
than Five per Cents., 1843, 98j; Dutch Four per
Cent. Certificates, 92; Mexican Three per Ceuta., 18/ ;
Peruvian Four-and-a.lialf per Cents., 81 ; Portu-
guese Three per Cents., 1863, 39 ; Spanish Three
per Cents., 391 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents.,
27 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 61, 62 ; ditto,
Six per Cents., 1858, 49, 51, 60, 61; ditto Guaran-
teed Four per Cents., 100, 1001 ; Venezuela Five
per Cents., 341.
Advice* have been received of the arrival at the
!deceit/co of the Australian mail steamer Einar,
with dates from Sydney to the 14th of
Marsh, and from Melbourne to the 17th. It
is presumed that the Emen had met with an acci-
dent, and was consequently compelled to land her
mail and passengers at the Mauritius. The light por-
tion of the mails from Australia, Calcutta, and
China has reached Marseilles and will be delivered
in Landon on Monday morning. The Fere, with the
heavy portion, is expected at Southampton about
the 20th instant.

Illtr-PAST Two o'CLocit.
Camels are rather weaker, at 911 to for money,
andalf to lj for the account.
In the discount market and at the Bank yesterday
the demand was quiet. The supply of money is so
lanr that little difficulty is now experienced in pro-
curing accommodation upon unexceptionable bilG at
a reduction from the Bank minimum.
Marrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co. have just
notified that henceforth they will allow for loans at
moven days' notice only the same rate as at three
days' notice, viz., n per cent. (instead of 4 per cent.)
Their rate for loans repay/Ns on demand remains
at 3 per cent.
At the Bank of England yesterday took place the
first annual drawing of bonds, to the amount of
60,0001., of the Turkish Four per Cent. Loan, guar-
anteed by Great Britain and France. The interest
en the cancelled bonds will go to increase the future
annemt of the sinking fund.
Government will send about 360,0001. in silver for
Calcutta by the steamer of the 20th bat. The private
remittances are expected to be limited.
The advioss from Germany announce farther mer-

Gentile
On 'Change yesterday afternoon, bills on Naples
and Leghorn were quoted rather lower, whilst the
rats on Frankfort has slightly advanced. Only short
hills on Austrian places, with the best names, are
negotiable. The quotations are shown below :
Amsterdam, three matter, 11.141 to 161; ditto short,
11.11 to 18; Remodens. three months, 11.141 to 161;
Antwerp three months, 26.00 to 26.06; Ileinborg, mama
bea &mammies, 13.4 tatty Paris, three laye=
be 10ns, ditto, three months, 26.36 to 40 ir •
thrYsiss, three maths, 1161 to 116; 'Petersburg, per
tomb* thole mosthe, 82 to 6; Vienne, err So.' three
mentbs, 15.00 to 15.60 ; Triode, ditto, three months, 16.00
be 16.60 Madrid, Wee months, 4sj to 49; Cadm, three
months, 49 to ; Leghorn, three maths, 81.40 to 60;
Naples, three mouth', Se to ; Lithon, 90 days, 613
to ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 62.
At Liverpool yesteeday prices of some grades of
cotton were quoted id. above lest Friday's rates, but
the market is dull.
The fleet of the European and American Steam
Shipping Company is, it appears, still unsold, Mr.
Lever not having fulfilled the renditions of purchase.
The French government declined to purchase, end
the position of the company in bankruptcy makes a
chaste a matter of much difficulty. It is to be re-
gretted that the shareholders, directors, and ma-
nagers have not found some way of reconciling their
differences with a view to letting the company escape
the Bankruptcy Court, and working the vessels for
their own benefit. If Mr. Leverrs offer hal been
carried through, there would, it is believed, have
been nothing for division among the ordinary share-
holders.
The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week en inmate of 7111.
The sixth call of 10s. is to be paid on the clams A,
Cr preference shares, of the East Indian Iron
Company by the 3rd of June.
On Thursday and yesterday the arrival of no less
than 13 vessels from Australia has been announced.
They bring a large quantity of produce, consisting
of wool, copper ore, bark, gum, Re.
The Solent has arrived from Chins, with 810,100
lbe. of tea.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, May 11, compared with the pre-
vious weekly return, shows the following results :
Cirentstien issue
Oirculation active 21.821,690 Demean 433,995
Pablic deposits
Other deposits
Government sethritise fa
department
Other securities in banking
depertinent 19,616,154 Increase 487,840
Cols end bullion In both
&mar iamb
Sewn day &Mother bills 834,213 Inmates 0.463
The Rest
Mem in resins .... . 9,086,075 Increase 215,735
Told reservereserve(notes ...)
Is banking department 9,694,623 Its:mass 269,328
This return exhibits the effect of the repayment
012,000,0001. of Exchequer Bonds, which arrived at
maturity on the Bth rust., as well as of the payment
of the first instalment on the Indian Loan. A large
wtion of the Exchequer Bond money was evidently
left in the Bank as .• other " deposits. The "other'
securities continue to increase. On balance there is
an increses of 289,8281. in the banking reserve.
The efflux of gold to the continent is very gradual.
The Gazette statement of the movement of the
precious metals for the week ending Wedoeeday last
gives the following totals, via. : —lmports of gold.
633,8161.; exports of gold, 493,9321 imports of
silver, 376,60714 exports of silver, 627,0791.

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Console, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for jibs
7th of June, were dealt in to-day between 911 and
92}, and had fallen at 4 o'clock to 911 to 1. For
money, transactions were officially recorded between
911 and 92k, and the closing price was 911 to 1.
After the close of the Stock Exchange specula-
tive sales were pressed, and the pries
descended as low ma 911 to for the
account. The official business report is se follows:
Three per (ent. Consols, for money, 911, 92k, 911.
92; ditto, for account (7th June), 911, 92j, 91/,
92, 911; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 91k, 901;
New Three per Cents., 901, 91k, 90}, 91 ; Thirty
Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 171, 171;
India Stock, 214, 216; Indian Four per Cent.
Dentures, issued in 1868, 94 ; ditto scrip of the New
Loin, 931, 931, 931, 93k, 931.
Foreign stocks were fairly supported during the
earlier part of the day, but in the afternoon some
heaviness prevailed, in sympathy with the fall at
Amsterdam. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents.,
after being marked 27k, closed at 261 to 271. The
principal reduction, however, was in Turkish stocks.
Bank shares to-day were steady, with a fair
amount of business. Union Bank of London have
improved. Oriental Bank were marked 36 ex div.,
and South Australian Bank 281 and 29. National
Discount, London Discount, Royal Mail Steam, and
Peninsular and Oriental sham were inquired for.
The new shares of the latter company were marked
101 prem. Red Sea Telegraph were dull at 11 to
11 dn.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLool.

EaltWhealßustellabareeexhibitreneweddepressiou
to-day, having been dealt in at 9i to t. 'llneroft art
officially marked in the Stock Exokange, 41 ex div.
Then have likewise been transactions in the shares
of the following British mines, vie.:—Lady Berths,
Hingston Downs, West Caradoo, Wheal Trelawney,
and Providence.
Cob,* Copper shares hive been dealt in at 38 to
38+; General Mines (Nova Scotia) at 221 and 22;
Linares, at 9; sad United Mexican at 11.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market :
The position of busker is very little changed. Copper
dada but few buyers, notwithstanding the reduction =Tues-
day of id. per lb. on manufactured and 61. per ton en raw :
the government however being in the market for 400 toms
imparts some confidence. Iron continues to rate est, but
there is no change in general quotations. Tin is quiet for
all descriptions, and quotations for foreign ere weaker in
Holland. Lead is buo)ed up by a speculative feeling, with-
but much actual business. tlpelter bee become decidedly
firmer, and a oonaiderable business has been done. Tin
plates are moving off but slowly.
The Round Hill Mine has sold 36 tons of lead ore st 141.
be. 6d. per ton.