The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-04 00:00:00

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FRTDAT Ivirturs.

The funds to-day experienced some slight fluctua-
tion., and the general tendency was downwards.
Pending the monthly settlement now in progress in
Consols, the market is principally influenced by spe-
culative sales. The aspect of the Montalembere
affair, and a vague idea of an impending dillenity
between Austria and Sardinia, were likewise referred
to in explanation of the dulness which prevails both
here and in Paris. Consols closed at a decline of
nearly per cent., so that the improvement which
took place yesterday has been entirely lost. The
telegrams from the Paris Boone were looked far
with an unusual degree of interest, and even anxiety,
and the delay in their arrival checked business.
Amongst the purchases was one of about 17,0001.
Reduced Three per Cent. stock by the government
broker on public account.
Console, which closed yesterday at 981, " buyers,"
both for money and next Tuesday, opened this WM.
ing at 98 to 1, improved to 981 to t, and had re.
ceded at four o'clock to 98, " sellers." For the 11th
of January the last price was 981, "sellers" (se
equal to 96}, " sellers," ex div.) The official busi.
nose report is as follows:—Three per C.ent. Con.
sole, for money, 981, 98, 981, 961 ; ditto, for ao-
count (7th Deoember), 981; Three per Cents.
acedNl, 1; New Three per Coal-. 96t• 1.
I. 1, Long Annuities, expiring in January,
1860, 13-18, 11; 30 Years Annuities, April, 1883,
181 ; Indian Four per Ont. Debentures, of the first
issue, 991 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in May next, 1001, 1001.
The Government Five per Cents. were also ofll-
- cially marked 1161.
The Indian Four per Cent Debentures of both
issues were rather flatter day, closing at 99/ to 1.
The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 36e. to
395. prem., and the June 33e. to 36e. prem. India
Bonds were dealt in at Ile. to 14s. prem.
Foreign stocks remain firm, and the amount of
business going forward is not inconsiderable.
Bank shame to-day met with only a moderate
amount of attention. Ottoman Bank were rather
weaker, closing at 21 to 211. London and West-
mioster Bank were also more offered. Bank of
Australasia continue in demand. Provincial Bank
of Ireland were officially marked 67 (264 paid), and
Commercial Bank of Canada, 221. Canada Land
shares were flat, and Australian Agricultural firmer.
Indian and Australian Telegraph shares remain
quoted 1 prem., " buyers."

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocw.
Business in the mining market this morning has
been onl moderate. We hear of transactions at
the following prime, viz. :—East Rosewarae,
at 19s. to 215.; Great Wheel Alfred
2i to 3; East Basset, 180 to 186 ; Providence Minas,
82 to 84; Prideaux Wood, 20s. to 225. Bd.; Bt.
Day United, 10e. ed. ; Lady Bertha, 32a. to 3k.;
and Great Wheal Vor, 10a.

The shares of the 'Australian Mining Company
have been dealt in at 10s., and English and Austra-
lian Copper, at Other colonial, en well as
foreign iiaseiptioas, are inactive.

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