The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-17 00:00:00

Kennet sad Avon, 61, 6; Rochdale, 84 ; Wi

an.l Nap-

tos,lo. . .
Bridges ;—Waterloo, Old Amenities of 84, 30; ditto New
of 7L, 34: •
Docks :—East and West India, 127 ; Bt. Katharine, 93;
Vista* 104.
The bills drawn by the Finance Committee of the
Council of India by the mail leaving to-day re-
present only 3251.
The steamer Panther sailed from Malta for Mar--
seilles on Sunday, with the light portion of the
mail from Bombay ; also, on the 16th, the Ripon for
Southampton, with the heavy portion. The Vectie
and Indus arrived at Malta on the 14th and 15th'
respectively, with the mails for Calcutta and Chine,
sent by way of Sonthamptou and Marseilles.
The steamer Simla, with the London mail of
Sept. 25, arrived at Madras from Point de Gene on
the 24th Oct., en roods to Calcutta.
The steamer Oneida arrived at Bombay from
Southampton on the 16th Oct., with 658 soldiers.

TUIaDAT ETNNING.

The funds to-day were flat, owing chiefly to some
sales of stock for money, including ooe of 80,000 i.
by an influential broker A reduotion of per cent.
was established. Some favourable features, how-
ever, are not wanting, including a purchase of gold
by the Bank, a check to the shipments of silver to
the But, the continued and remarkable buoyancy of
the Paris Bourse, and the settled, and therefore.
satisfactory, state of the money market.
In most of the other departments of the Stock.
Exchange business—continues stagnant. The fort-
nightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks was
concluded this day. The event has been followed
by a number of speculative sales of English railway.
stooks, leading to an almost general reduction it
price. The settlement indicates, however, that the
supply of floating stock, with few exceptions, hue'
rather diminished than otherwise.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 " sellers!.
for tke 7th December, opened this morning at'
981 to 1, and closed at 08 1-18 to 1. Per mosey the
last price was 971 to 98. Theo fficial business re-
port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for
money, 98, 1, 971, 98 ; ditto, for coconut (7th De-
oember), 981, 98 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,
961,1.4, New Three per Cents., 961, 1,
; Long Anus., expiring in Jan., 1880, 1 3-18
Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the second
issue, 991, 99i; India Bonds, 13s. to 14s. premi
Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling
payable in May next, 1001.
The debentures of the first Indian Loan were
quoted this afternoon 991 to 1, and the debentures
of the second issue 991 to 1.
The March Exchequer Bills remain quoted 335. to
38a. prem., and the June, 28e. to 31s. prem.
In the foreign stock market a considerable amount
of Nelms woo done. The new Turkish Loan showed
renewed flatness. The scrip of the first series, after
being marked 1 dis., left off at dia. to par. That
of the second series was last quoted to 1 prem.
The Six per Cents. of 1854 declined f per cent,,
being last quoted 92 to 1. There were in—
quiries for Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Sar-
dinian, Buenos Ayres, and Peruvian Uri-
barren Bonds, all of which were very firm.
The market for Bank shares remains very quiet.
The shares of the London Chartered Bank of
Australia were more inquired fur. In the market
for miscellaneous shares the only movement con-
sisted of a further decline in Canada Land. St.
Katharine Dock stock was officially marked 93.
The shares of the Indian and Australian Telegraph
Company remain quoted 1-18 to f prem.

MINBa-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocK.
A steady_ business is going forward in the mining
market. We hear of transactions at the following
prices, viz.,—Eaat Wheal Russell, 63 to &;
Lady Bertha, 26a. to 27e., being in de-
mand ; Kelly Bray, 36e. to 37e. 6d. ; North Basset,
71 to ; Wheal Mary Ann, 46i to 481; and Alfred
Consols, 7} to I.
In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no
alteration of importance. Worthing Mining shares
hare been dealt in at 6e.

At South Lady /Melba Mae • eall of Is per there wa. made on the
MAt E lest.
Caber. Doted naestlet held yesterday. It tthethreed U./ the faleX
Warn reetalothe be eft to U.. churn:mho.) of the ODOUltUall, alige
Aorta, an the liabilities of the thrum, . This useetthe as. a lag
up et the cement
wiaTttietwfok litho told, on the 12th Wt. 7J tom of lead ore. RI
111
trceaer tea
A.
United Mines the produce of the tin .is. for the months
of October end November were 2 to.. 12 ewe. 1 err. P Ike. of black U.
and sold ea 501. per too, redline ITel. lea 2d.

TEMSDAT EVIIKINCI.

A fair amount of business was done to-day in the
' mining market, leading, however, to no material
alteration in prices. North Frances and Dale
Mining shares were inquired for. The following
may be taken as the closing prices :—Oarn Brea, 62
to 64 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 461 to 46} ; Wheal Adams,
22e. to 24e. ; North Robert, 21 to 3 ; East Russell,
71 to 71 ; Wheal Margaret, 62 to 66 ; Wheal Crake,
12s. to 21s. ; Wheal Trelawny, 26 to 28; Great
Wheal Alfred, 21 to 3 ; Bryntail, 61 to 61 ; Tol-
carne, lls. 6d. to 12r. 6d.; Wheal Wrey, 37e. 6d.
to 405.; Ludoott, 21 to 21; Lady Bertha, 245. to 265.;
Catherine and Jane Consols,4s. 6d. to 8.. 6d. ; North
Downs, 21. to 21; West Caradoe, 1121 to 1171;
North Dolooath, 41 to 41; Vale of Towy, 13e. to 14s.
Foreign mining securities were quiet. Port
Philip Mining shares exhibit a fresh fall.

COMME.RCIAL AND ALIBIS=

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT.

It Mark-leas to-day the attendance of buyes was mg
thin, and the tote of the trade very quiet. The market
had moor of a cooverestional than a businers chi:soma.
ANZAT.—Begtiah, retail sate, and prices nominally
quoted os lest Monday, and the market closed at shoo:
kat week's currency—while, 42a. to 48e.; red, 40e. to 46e.
per qr. Foreign wheat mdtered In value, trout 40.. to 5511.
par 4961b5.
FLoun little inquired after, at last Monday's rates. Tow'
made, Us. to 40e. ; Norfolk, 284. to 295. per 2401 be.;
French, 325. to 34.. per 2801'bs. ; American, 22a. to 2.5 a,
per MI.
BAILLIT quiet at about lam Mondays prices; Inferior
arts slightly cheaper. English, 28r. to Os. ; foreign, 20s.
to 331. per qr.
OAIII.-161/ astumual large savivals of Russian
reported doting the but fear weeks appear checked. vein
h
;I=' retort, of arrimis report only a moderate quantity, '
ruled quiet at lost Monday's priom. Briusk, 20s.
to 285.; for**, 19.. to "taper qr.
Brass quiet at *boat Met Monday's prices. Engliah, 37e.
to 44a. per qr.• foreign, 324. to 40s. per qr.
PILO unaltered to pries; 38e. to 42.. per qr.

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