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

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MONEY if ARKE7.-7EUS PA

Two otaocx.

The funds to-day are rather tilt, owing ch:tily to
the suspension of purchases for account of the
Savings Banks by the government broker, who has
latterly taken 6,0001. Consols a day. Consols were
quoted per cent. lower than on Saturday. The
dealers are principally occupied with the monthlv
settlement. In the share markets great dulness pre-
vail., but prices in meet instances are fa;rl sup-
ported.

The scrip of the New Indian Loan remains steady,
at 101 i to I.

The Three per Cent. Rentsr have declined i per
cent. at Parte this morning, the opening price
being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, t39fr.
60c. for the account.

Consols are officially marked 931 to 1, for morel,
and 961 for to-morrow's settlement. The present
rlnotations are 951 to for cash and to-morrow, and
931 to for the new account (Nov. 8). India Stock
has been dealt in at 218; the New Indian Loan
(stock), at 1011 to Z ; the Four per Cent. 1/.ben-
tares of 1858, at 951 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 245.
to 275. prem.

Turkish stocks are doll. The Six per Cents. of
1834 have declined about per cent., being quoted
80 to 81, ex the dividend due this day. The
Six per Cents. of 1838, are quoted 69 to 1.
The Russian Loan, both stock and scrip, is marked
dia. Mexican Bonds are rather flat, at 221
to I. Buenos Ayres Bonds remain firm.
Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Fout-
and-a-Halt per Cents., 1858, 951; Buenos Ayres Six
per Cents., for account, 791; Danish Five
per Cents., 101 ; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents.,
68 (exchange, 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent.
Certificates, 100; Mexican Three per Conti., for
account, 221; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half
per Cents., 831; Russian Foe7-and-a-Half per Cents.,
991; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 67} ; ditto scrip,
1 die.; Sardinian Fire per Cents., for account, 801,
87; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for account,
80, ex div.; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, for accounb
69, 691 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cen••., 1021;
Vent zoela One per Cents., 141.

A sum of 6,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the
Bank on Saturday ; but this may be considered an
exceptional operation.
The Persia has arrived from New York with
94,6001. in specie.
The other imports of the precknui metals an-
nounced last week have been unusually large. Our
list includes 90,0001. by the Europe, from Boston ;
664,0001. (partly on foreign account) by the Kanga-
roo and Ocean Queen, both frrro New York ;
19,6681. by the Tyne, from Brazil ; 166,6001. by the
Shannon, from the Weet.lndiee ; 10,0001. by the
Waterloo, from Sydney, and 6,6311. by the Sultan,
from the Peninevia.

The total value of the week's imports is no less
than 950,0001. By far the larger proportim of the
gold received is still retained in this country.
The steamer Oneida, for Brazil, will take 15,3241.
in specie, of which 7,3241. is gold end 8,000/. silver.
Subjoined is a complete list of the Australian gold
ships known to be on the way to this country, viz.:
—The Dover Csstle (out 79 days), with 78,192
ounces; Yorkshire (out 68 days), with 29,741 ounces;
British Trident (oat 65 days), with 32,8813 ounces;
Georg Marshall (out 80 days), with 29,813 ounces;
Dirigo (oat 57 days), with 18,1353 ounces ; Maid of
Judah (out 81 days), with 169,236 sovereigns ; and
the Phoenician (mat 57 days), with 35,000 sovereigns.
The aggregated these remittances is about 960,0001.,
nearly ballot which ought to arrive within a fort-
night.
Ile twelfth ordinary general meeting of the
Ceylon Railway Company is called for the 27th inst.
The half-yearly guaranteed interest is advertised
on the shares and brads of the Royal Danish Railway
Company.
The committee of the " Courts of Commerce Asso-
ciation " have iraed a circular, in which they remark
as follows:

The committee of the Courts of C01:1111111t03 Association
have not been unmindful ul the advancement of their came
darter; the late 'melon of parliament, and they are gratified
to dad that tee public interest in it continues unabated.
Owing to the shortness of the seed" recent political changes,
sad the late continental war, the committes have not thought
it desirable either to apply for the revival at the ealeot com-
mittee of the Howe of Commons on Courts of Commerce ap-
pointed in 1868, or to obtain leave to introduce into the house
a bdl dor the eatablialimeet of these courts. Buda a hill has
been prepared. and is now under the enn.ideration of eminent
merchants and other., and it is the intention of the com-
mittee is print and circulate it fur general information during
the parliamentary recess. The principal features of the bill
are To place the settlement of commercial dispute', and
thereby the character of oar mercantile litigation, under the
especial control of experienced marabouts and traders upon
the principles of reconcilement. 2. To limit the expenses of
procedure so as to prevent " costs" from being an Moni-
torial of oppression, and often a main ranee of litkration Laing
kept up. 3. To simplify the form of the proceedings, and
render the present compulsory intervention of legal practi-
tioners unnecessary; making doe vision for legal advo-
cacy onall proper itemising. 4. proTo amend the present
oppressive and vexations special jury system.

SATOILDLT Evixtico.

Consols opened and closed to-day at yesterday's
final quotations, viz., 951 to 3 for money and next
Tuesday, and 931 to for the Bth November. The
official business report is as follows:—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1 ; ditto for account
(11th Oct.), 951, ; the Five per Cents., 1091; India
Stock, 217; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan
(stock), 1011; ditto scrip, 1011; the Indian Four
par Cent. Debentures, 1839, 951.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan wu steady.
at 101 k tot.
The Indian Font per Cent. Debentures of 1858
rennin quoted 951 to 96 ; and those of 1869 951 to
; India Bonds were firm at 4s. die. to per; Exchequer
Bills have again advanced Is., closing at 255. to 28s.
prem.
The transactions in the foreign stock market were
Ito a moderate extent. Mexican Bonds remain dull,
at 221 to 1. Peruvian Dollar Bonds were firm.
Russian scrip was marked / and 1 dis. The
Turkish Six per Cents. of 1854 were quoted 831
to 84j, and those of 1858, 69 to 1, being fiat.
'there was no alteration of importance in the
market for bank shares. London and Westminster
Bank were spin inquired for. Van Diemen's Land
shares exhibit an unfavourable reacti Miscella-
neous shares were inanimate. Tne shares of the
Bartuim Brick Company quoted to P, prem.

MINIIB.-7HIB DAY.

Two o'Ctocx.

In the mining market to-day a fair amount of
business is going forward, especi illy in shares in
Stray Park, Wheal Margaret, Providence, Wheal
Mary Ann, West Cando'', North Downs,
and Herodsfoot mines. Business is officially
recorded in the Stock Exchange as fol-
lows, vix. :—Grambler and St. Autq n, at 461;
North Francis, at 61; South Frances, at 143; ; and
West Caradon, at 14d and 146, ex dir., being still
inquired for.
Foreign mining snares are very quiet, and in
colonial descriptions the only transacuon officially
reported in the Stock Exchange is in Scottish
Australian Mining at par.
At the Bog land Mining Company's meeting, held on the
7th Inst., a Ball of Or. per ►bus was merle.
At a meeting of the adventurers in l'elyn Wood Copper
?fining Coinpme, held on the 6:.h inst., the a. to ads showed
beldam of SOU. 12e. I Id. in favour 011ie mine.