The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-22 00:00:00

LOCAL SEALS MAIZETB.

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BT. JAMER's THEATRE. The following have
lonoured this theatre with their presence during the past
'reek :—Dtike of Richmond and Duchess of Richmond,
Marquis of Clsnricarde, Earl of Cardigan, Lord Chesterfield,
Lord Teoterdrn, Lord Ernest Bruce, Lord Cooyers, Earl
of Shelburne, Lord W. Lennox. Lord Dankellin, Lord H.
Lennox, Viscount Clifdeo, Heron Brunnow, Bannon
Drummer. Baron Rothschild, Sir IL. Otway, Sir H. des
Vizor. Sir Chucks Taylor, Sir B. T. Polling, Sir 0.
Amore's. the Austrian Ambassador, Colonel Tyrwhitt,
Colonel Doyle, Colonel Alms, Colonel Carlton Admiral
Collier, Major Colthorpe, Colonel Whit., espial; Bating,
Mr. Boise, Mr. liebbonse, Lady Chuang, Lady Joadyn,
sod Mrs. Carlton.

LYCECM.—We understand that Madame USA,
sod Mr. Copeland, the lessee of the Liverpool Theatre Royal
sad Amphitheatre. hare become Mr. Arnold's tenants for the
Lyceum Theatre. Mr. Welter Logy, it is raid, is intereeted in the
specialatiou. The theatre wilt open, under the new manage-
ment, at Christreae—Sunday 7ixtes.
THE MASTERSHIP OF 11ARROW.—The governor*
or thin school, of whom the Prime Mialser Is one, hive given
notice that they have BIN! upon Tuesday next, the 23,1 t
instant, am the last day on which they will receive the testi-
monials of the candidates for the heed rasatership, which will
shorely become vacant by the resiguadon of Dr. Vaughan.
The election will take place omen eatly day le November, and
Dr. Vanittaa's mummies will enter upon his shako imme-
diately attar the Christmas vacation. There are a'ready
Isms number of candidates for the appointment, Including
saveesl distinguished graduates olOsford and Cambridge.
A MILK STRIKE.—A meeting was held hat week
e.g& some of the farmers at the Abbey Hotel, Stiztrtzi
wen in the chair, when it w unanimously
that they should each bind theuirelres under a Sae of 63. not
to sell blue milk under 41. pee gallop, and new 3d. per quart.
Tba iahabitsois, hearing of thin, assembled on Saturday
sight to take into consideration the best way to keep the milk
at its usual price. It was therefore agreed to strike against
the rise ef price, and accordingly when cert the first came,
the ramming after the rine, the wen had the pleasure of taking
it home agtio, to the delight of the pigs and calves at Serous,
am The select is that the dealers have bees glad to lower
the prim to the mi standard.

MONEY MARAB2.-21ild Palk.

Two otaocz.

Flatness continues to prevail in the Stock Ex-
change. Very little business is going forward, and,
in the absence of demand, • 'speculative deprt :slop
is witnessed. The funds are quota I per cent.
lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. A variety of
adverse but vague rumours are circulated. The
stocks of several of the leading British railways are
again quoted rather lower.

The Three per Cent. Renter opened at Paris
this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram,
at 69fr. 35c. for the account, and improved to
69fr. 430., being the same as yesterday.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan, after standing
at 103 to 1, has declined to 1021 to 103.
Consols are officially marked 951 to 96 for
money, and 951 to 96 for the account. The
present quotation is ,951 buyers," both
for cash and the Bth of November. Bank Stock
has been dealt in at 224 ; the Three per
Cents. Reduced, at 941 to 1; the New Three par
Cents., at 941 to 1; the New Indian Loan (stock).
at 1021 to 103 ; ditto scrip at 1021 to ;
the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, at
961 to .1 ; India Bonds, at 2a. to 51. prem.; and
Exchequer Bills, at 28s. to 30,. prem.
The foreign stock market is dull, but with
the exception of Mexican Bonds, which are
marked 22, prices are not generally lower. The old
Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet, at 781 to 791,
and the Loan of last year at 671 to 681.
Sales are recorded u follows : Bncilian
Pour-and-a-Half per Cents., 1838, 951: Belgian
FoutLaad-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange, 25fr.) ;
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991; Mexican
Three per Cents., for account, 22; Portuguese Three
per Cents. (1853) 48; Sardinian Five per Cents.,
for account, 87 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta.,
for account, 46; ditto New Deferred Three per
Cents., for account, 331; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1854, for account, 781, 791; ditto Six per Cents.,
' 1858, 671; ditto for account, 68.
The demand for money yesterday, though not ex-
ceeding moderate proportions at the Bank, was ac-
tive in other quarters, and it was difficult to get even
' the beet bills discounted below 21 per cent.
Considerable sums continue to be paid in advance
of the instalments on the Russian Loan; and the
Russian government must now have a very large
balance in the Bank of England.

No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday,
but the residue of the 313,0001. Australian ex the
Dover Castle was purchased for exportation, besides
a portion of the 118,0001. by the Yorkshire; and the
rest, it is understood, will likewise go away. A
limited amount will be sent to Cadiz.

The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
steady, except as regards bills on Belgium, which
were quoted rather lower. The Austrian exchange
ruled somewhat higher than on Tuesday. The
rates are shown below :

Amsterdam, three months, 11.161 to t ; ditto ohms, 11.141
to 11; Rotterdam, three months, 11.16} ; Antwerp,
three months 26.25 to 30 ; Hamburg, maim hoop, three
months, 13. to ; Pens, three &ye eight, 36.10
to 16 ; ditto, months, 26.35 to 40; neal±rt-en.the-
Maim, three months, 117 t to ; PaMnbtwor, pm rouble,
three months, 341 to ; Vienna, elf. do three months,
12.40 to 5 ; Trieste, ditto, three months,. 12.40 to 6 ;
Madrid, three mostba, 49* to 60; Cadiz, three months,
60 to ; Leghorn, three months, 30.16 to 20 ; Genoa,
three months, 26.60 to ; Naplee, three month', 401 to 1;
Palermo, three months, 1211 to 122 ; Xerrena, three mouths.
122 to l ; Lisbon, 90 days, 61t to 62 ; Oporto, 90 dap,
62 to t.

The Australian mail steamer was due at Aden on
Tuesday last, and a telegram giving the substance of
her news may reach London towards the end of next
week.

The last issue of Victoria Government Bonds were
quoted 1081 to 1091. There is an impression that
the committee's minimum will be fixed at either 108
or 107, and many tenders will probably be lodged at,
or a fraction above, these prices. As the whole
amount is to be paid up at once, the number of
speculative applications will probably be compara-
tively limited.
A fresh improvement of 1 percent. took place yes-
terday in the United States Government Five per
Cents.

The Peruvian financial agents advertise the num-
bers of bonds representing 83,4001. of the Peruvian
Three per Cent. Loan, which have been purchased
this month and cancelled. The total amount of the
redemption fund for the six months was 43,1821.
The Agra and United Service Bank notify their
willingness to draw the interest on the Indian rupee
loans, and to pay the equivalent in cash without
eharp.
The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo-
Venetian Railway Compeny for the week ending the
14th Oct. was 29,0391., Seing 4,2781. more than in
the corresponding week of last year ; and that on the
Lombardo-Venetian line 12,3271., showing an in-
crease of 1,0761. The aggregate increase on both
lines since the Ist Jan. is 889,8781.

The wheat market yesterday was fiat, at Monday's
prices.
The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market
shows little change in price.

A report of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined :
The sales were resumed this morning ; previous rates were
maintained for all description', but there was less animatiou
In the biddings. The salsa are expected to close on Tuesday
teat. 1,687 chests passed to-day, of which 690 chaste were
withdrawn, 336 °beets bought io, and 612 "hem sold. Total
Twenty pram! 10,683 chests, of which 4,908 have been
sold, 3,179 withdraws, end 2,496 bought ie.

. . .
The subjoined weekly summary of the produce
markets is extracted from the circular issued last
evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson :
The colonial markets generally have not experienced any
improvement this week, and the supplies of t.roduos continue
rather large. Sugar, however, bee bees in relive demand,
with considerable transactions chiefly for consumption, at
prices occesirmally dd. to Is. per cwt. above those curtest
during the early part of the present month. Plastation
Ceyloa coffee is and again rather cheaper in some
Ineteame, bat floating cargoes of foreign are taken seedily
by execrwee at whetted quotations. Me esoisine firm,
especially white Bengal. A fair amount of Wainer has
been done in Saltpetre for home use at previous rotor, except-
' leg for tine Bengal, which rules 64. pot cert. lower. The
principal change to notice in spice has been the reduction of
fully id. per lb. establiebed for black pepper on &repent of
the remarkably large quantity submitted, which all fated
steady Doyen,. The tea market has not experienced as'
change since the delivery of the letters by the overland mail,
and is still quiet. Several public sales will take place en the
27th Instant. _

The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Oct. 19, compared with the pre-
vious weekly return, shows the following results:
Circulation Mime
Circulation active 22487.936 lumen. 348.4,0
Pitlke deposits
Other deposits
Government asetirltim
banking department 10,875,167 Decrease 1,344,812
Other accurate* in banking
department 18,324,730 Demean 1,673,269
Cola and bullion to both
departments
Illevai day and other.billa„ 939,896 Income 36,262
Tim Rest
Note in resaree . ... .„ 8,365,295 Decrease 611,786
Total reserve (noted coin)
In banking department 8,916,778 Doman 687,496
The payment of the dividends has been accom-
panied by a decrease of only 687,4961. in the reserve
of notes and coin, owing to the repayment to the
Bank of the large sum of 1,573,269/. hitherto ad-
vanced oa "other" securities. The movement
under these beads, combined with the unusually
small addition to the "other" deposits, indicates
that the October dividends are being very quickly
absorbed. A variation of large amount has again
taken place in the government securities held by
the Bank ; the increase of 1,000,0001. shown in the
previous return is now followed by a decrease of
1,344,8121. The payment of the dividends always
entails some withdrawals of coin.

The Gazette statement of the movement of the
precious metals for the week ending Wednesday
last gives the following totals, viz. : Imports of
gold, 161,8731. ; exports of gold, 330,159/. ; imports'
of silver, 358,9181.; exports of silver, 1,636/.

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FRIDET EVENING.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, " buyers,"
for the Bth November, opened this morning at 964,
" sellers," touched for a moment 961, " buyers," fell
to 951 to 96, and closed at 96 to 4, the price
for money being at the same time 951 to 964. Mall
an hour after the close of the Stock Exchange stock
was again offered at 96 for the account. The official
business report is as follows:-Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 964, 4, 96, 961, 951, 964, 96;
ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 984, 1, 96, 961; 'Dirge
per Cents. Reduced, 041, 95, 914, 941; New Three
per Cents., 941, 954, 941, 941; Bank Stock, 223,
222, 224 ; India Stock, 223, 2214 ; the New Indian
Five per Cent. Loan, 1031, 4,1, 4, 103, 102,1, 103/ ;
ditto, scrip, 1031, 1024, 1021; the Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1858, 97, 971; ditto, 1859, 961,
The New Indian Loan experienced several fluctaa-
Hons. Transactions are officially reported in the
scrip between 1034 and 1024. The price at 4 o'clock
was 1021 to 1034, being 4 percent. lower than yes-
terday. At a later hour a fresh reduction of was
quoted.
The Indian Foar per Cent. Debentures of 1858
were steady, at 97 to 1; those of 1859, at 964 to 97;
India Bonds, at 21. to Si. prem.; and Exchequer
Bills, at 28e. to 31s. prem.
. . .

lieforeign.stock market wu heavy in character,
and in some instances progress could not be made
with sales.

In the market for bank shares to-day, Colonial
Bank were inquired for, and were marked 36 and
Ht. Bank of London were dealt in at the im-
proved price of 49. London and Westminster were
steady at the late improvement. Union Bank of
London were rather flat. Peel River Land stock
presents a fresh improvement of 1 per cent. Atlantic
Telegraph and Mediterranean Extension Telegraph
shares were quoted rather lower.

MINE. 9.-11118 DAY.

Two o'CLocw.

The transactions in the mining market have been
to a fair extent, considering that this is Saturday.
Shares in East Caradon, North Frances, East Wheal
Russell, Vale of Towey, Great Wheal Alfred, and
Hingston Downs mines, have met with chief atten-
tion. In the Stock Exchange Grambler and St.
Aubyn shares us officially marked 47, and West
Basset, 201.
There is no alteration of the slightest importance
in foreign and colonial mining securities. idariquita
shares have been dealt in at I. A few transactions
have occurred in Great Barrier Mining shares.
_ .

Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the
metal market:
The alight rally in business observable last week bias not
ematintted, this week having been excessively oilier. Copper
although neglected his not changed In pries. Iron is a shade
lower, and many makes are rather wanting orders. Scotch
pig Ina &lactated, and Weer off doll at a alight decline.
Tin of all descriptions ls neglected. Speller and lead have
found buyers only to a very limited extent. Tin plates are
without chance.
The Cheat Wheal Alfred sooounta, praseetad at the meet-
ing held yeeterday, exhibited a balance against the mine of
6611. Is. Id. A call of 2h. 6d. per share wee made.
At • meeting of adventurers in Alfred Consols Mine. held
on the 17th inst., the accounts showed a balance in favour of
the adveuturers of 2,4291. fis., which wee carried to the credit
of the next account.
The Stray Park Mine accounts, presented at the meeting
of shareholders held on the 18th teat, exhibited a balance
spinet the mine of 1,0621. Pa. 7d. A all of 21. per Aare
woe mad*.
The Wheal Crebor Mining Company, on the 20th inst.,
made a call of 2e. per share.
At a meeting of Wheal Cupid adventurers, held yesterday,
the accounts showed a debit balanco of 1001. Ile. 9d. For
the more vigorous development of the mine, a call of 2s. 6d.
par share was made. Mr. Edward King, of Austlnfriare,
was •ppoisled eecteesry; Mr. F. Pryor, manager; Mr. I'.
Pryor, local clerk ; and Masers. T. Hing, Richard Hallett, and
Edward Boyle, the committee ef management. The position
of the mine and future prospects were considered highly
satisfactory.