The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-06 00:00:00

NONE'? MARKEZ.-THIS DAL

Two o'Ciocw.

The funds remain inanimate and the demand
been rather more languid than yesterday; but, al-
though • little dulness has been occasioned by
news of a decline on the Paris Bourse, prices cannot
be quoted lower than yesterday afternoon. In the
other departments of the Stock Exchange equal
steadiness is shown.

Toe Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted at Paris
this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram.
69fr. 60c. for the account, being per rent
lower than yesterday.
The scrip or the New Indian Loan remains firm,
at 101} to Z.

Consols are officially marked 95/ to for money,
and 951 to a for the amount. The present quotation is
95/ to both for money and the approaching settle-
ment. Indian Stock has been dealt in at 217'.;
the New Loan (stock) at 1011 to 1; ditto scrip
at 101; to 1 ; and the Exchequer Bills, at 245.
to Vs. prem.

A fair amount of business has been done in the
foreign stock market. Mexican Bonds are rather
flat, and are last marked 23. Spanish Passive
Bonds are inquired for. The Turkish 81x
per Cents. of 1854 are rather dull, at 84
to ft and those of 1858 at 691 to 5. Bales
are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents., 1868, 95 ; Cuba Six per Cents.,
1091; Cnilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 881;
Hatch Two-and—a-Half per Cents., 66
(exchange 129.) ; Mexican Three per Cents.
for account. 231. 23; New Granada Active
Bonds, 171; Portuguese These per Cents.,
185:1, for account. 46 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856,
1857, and 1859, 451; Spanish Three per Cents., for
account, 46!, 461; ditto Passive Bonds, 111 ; the
Committee's Certificates, 44 ; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1854, for account, 84, 841; ditto Six per Cents.,
1868, for account, 695, 694.
The light portion of the Bombay and Australian
mails left Mareeilles at 10 o'clock this morning, and
will be delivered in London early on Saturday
morning.

In the discount market yesterday, the terms for the
best bills were 25 to 25 per cent. At the Bank the
applicationsuds were rather more numerous than on
Tuesday, yet still moderate. The large number of
bills due on Tuesday appear to have been very
well met.

A sum of about 60,0001. in gold, a portion of which
was Russian, was taken to the Bask yesterday, making
a total of 436,0001., since the date of the last return.
The Tyne, from Brazil, has reached Southampton,
with 19,6581. in specie. The advice@ from New
York mention the sailing for England of the
steamers Kangaroo and Ocean Queen, with no less
, than 564,0001.1 n specie, of which, however, a owl&
derable portion is probably on French account.
The bar silver by the Wsat India packet was laid
yesterday for the East, at be. 1 jd. per ounce standard,
I showing an advance of ad. compared with the
price obtained for the supply by the previous packet.
In the interval, however, the price touched be. 2d.
The Mexican dollars remain to be disposed of.

A telegram from St. Petersburg reiforts that the
exchange on London, which lately rove from 34d. to
331 d., has relapsed to 340. Tallow was quoted
80 s. r., " buyers," on the spot.
There is an impression in some quarters that
government are disposed to reconsider their recent
decision, which indefinitely postponed the establish-
ment of a new mail service between England and
Australia. Considering how numerous are the com-
plaints of the inadequacy of the existing monthly
service. in Saez, it is surprising that the important
interests connected with Australia do not organise a
determined agitation.
Telegrams can now be transmitted between this
country and Malta in the English language, the re-
quisite authority having just been given by the
French and Neapolitan governments.
The wheat market yesterday was steady, at former
prices.
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The London and North Western Railway traffic
return snows this week an increase of 6,982/. ; the
Great Northern an increase of 1,9791.; the Great
Western an :acreage of 1,4101.; And the London and
South Western en increase of 1,4271.
Tae fifth annual dividend of 5 per cent. is to be
paid on tae preference shares in the Norwegian
Trunk Railway on the 10th inst.
The 20th half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian
Peninsula Rai:way Company is called for the 28th
instant, when a resolution will be submitted, au-
thorising the directors to exercise the company's
borrowing powers.
A general meeting of the Gude Railway Com-
pany is call d for the 20th instant.
The prospectus of the East India Steam Naviga-
tion Company (limited) is issued, with a proposed
capital of 120,000/., in 24,000 shares of 51. each. The
object is to send out steamers to navigate the inland
rivers of India. It is promised that the first vowels
shall be ready for shipment within five months.
News has been received of the arrival in the
United States of the deputation from England of
persons interested in the New York and Erie Rail-
way. They were promised by the official receiver
every facility in the prosecution of their mission.
With reference to the wine trade, the annual cir-
cular of Meier.. W. Chillingworth and Son observes:
"In our acaual circular of 1858 we stated that the
prospects of the vintage were bad, but might be
better than expected, and that some fine port and
sherry wines would be prodnoed, which has proved
to be correct. The prospects of the present vintage,
we regret to state, appear worse in all respects." It
is thence inferred that " a further advance in price"
is probable, " when the stocks of fine wines became
still more scarce, and in greater demand."

The aeenritiesrof the Grand Trunk Railway Com-
pacy of Canada continue in demand, owing to the
approaching opening of the Victoria Bridge and to
the ,ymptams of improvement in the traffic.

The position of the market for American securities
is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Sattertbwaite :

We have to note a steady but rather inactive market ht
London during the past week for Ansiricen etCO7 Weal ; the
disposition to buy has received • clerk from the Elsa
Juan &flair, abont which there appears to be some apprehan-
Bios, though bat little expectation of any untoward result.
Illinois Central share" have improved to 35 disorient but
without the tame active demand which existed at the town
prices Ist:illy ruling. Cen•tructicn Bonds are more offeredv
closing sellers at 78.
With regard to the leather market the monthly
circular of Mem!. T. J. and T. Powell has the fol-
lowing :

Thu leather market has nut undarrue any great altera-
tion during the past month. The transaotione have been
cormidexable, and the stooks of moat articles are reduced, but
the caution observed by buyers generally has prevented
pricer from advancing to the extent that the position of the
market fur raw goods would certainly have justified the ma-
nufacturers to expect. This I. more particularly the ow
with murex to foreign butte. The feet, however, that the
purcharee have net leen in the least degree of a speculative
°tweeter afferds the greeter assurance of a continued actin
demand, while the 1%61110 sources of tensumption with the
diminished stocks, indicate lumber advence in Prices. In
raw good. an extensive Wetness has been transacted. both
for the home trade and for exportation. The public sales
hays gone off with great activity, • owiderable advance on
all descr,rions of felted hides has been eioablishod, and the
stocks on Land are redcoat to as extiemely low point.

WEDNVEDA Y EVENING.

Connie. which closed yesterday at 95 13-16,
" buyers,' for the 11th Oct., opened this morning at
951 to j, touched 93!„ buyers," and closed "sellers"
at that price. For money the last quotation was 95/
to The official business report is u follows:
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 95;, /, 1 -
ditto for account (11th Oct.), 95 ; Bank Stook:
for account, 1:21 ez div. ; India Stock 219; the New
Indian Fire per Cent. Loan (stock). 1011, 1011;
' ditto ,crip, 1011 to 1011 ; the Indian Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1839, 951, 96; ; India Bonds, par.
In the foreign stock market there was very little
change in prix. Turkish stocks, though neglected,
are fairly supported—the Old Loan at 84 to 1, and
the New at 691 t 0.70. Venezuela Bonds were
weaker. Peruvian Dollar Ronda continue in demand.
Mexican left off at 13 I.