The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-30 00:00:00

day for Alexandria, where she will wait to receive
the mail expected from Australia.
The Columbian arrived at Point de Gallo from
Suez on the 20th October, with the London mail for
Australia of September. On the 21st, the Simla,
with the English mail for Calcutta and China of
September, also reached Point de Gallo from Sues,
and left the next day in continuation of the voyage.

MONDAY livaitxxo.

An extraordinary degree of thrice., continues to
prevail in the Stock Exchange. Speculation is
dormant, and bona fide operations are scanty. The
funds were stationary at Saturday's rates. In the
other markets firmness generally prevailed, but the
dealer, had little occupation beyond that presented
by the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign
stocks, which will be completed to-morrow.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 981 to 1
for money and the 7th December, opened this morn-
ing at the same quotation, and closed at 981,
'buyer.," for immediate delivery, and 981 to 1 for
the account. Fed
the
11th of January the last
price was 981 " be* The official business
report is as follows :—Thee per Cent. Console, for
money, 961, 1, 1 }; ditto, for account (7th Decem-
ber), 961 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 961, 1,1;
I New Three per Cents., 961, *, 1 ; Bank Steck, 2261,
2241; Indian Stock, 228, 2271; Indian Four per
Cent. Debenture., of the first and second
issues, 991.
The Government Five per Cents. were also offi-
cially marked 116.
Tire Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of both
tunes were quoted this afternoon 993 to 4.
The June Exchequer Bills were more offered to-
day, and closed at the reduced quotation of 345. to
375. prem. The March Bills remain steady, at 375.
to 40.. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 10s. to
14s. prem.
In the foreign stock market the transactions were
to a fair extent. The new Tarkish Loan remains
fist ; the closing quotations were 1 to 1 dia. for the
first issue, and *to 1 prem. for the second. At one
period of the day a reduction of / to 1 per cent.
from these rates was qaoted. The Six per Cents.
of 1864 were quiet, at 92 to 1. Other foreign secu-
rities were generally steady.
The shares of the Great Ship Company (Limited)
were quoted to-day 1-16 to 3-16 prem.
Bank shares remain firm. Bank of Egypt con-
tinue in active demand, and have risen to 27,
"buyers." Ottoman Bank were firmer, and closed
at 191 to 20. Commercial Bank of London shares
were officially marked 19. Crystal Palace shares
remain firm, at 11, "sellers." Peninsula and
Oriental New shares have improved.

MINIM-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.

The mining market remains firm in character.
Although the attention of the dealers has been much
occupied with the settlement, a fair amount of busi-
ness has been done, extending to shares in Hinge-
ton Downs, East Basset, South Frances, South
Lady Bertha, Catherine and Jane Consols, said Den-
ham Bridge.
Port Philip Mining shares have been dealt in at
10s. Foreign descriptions remain inanimate.
At Ownseren Mhos soeWos held g=ird dear , . dividend of 10s. per
diem Wag the ins (4331. 10..). we•
At • rtusrtany of the erlyeaturas la Gant«, cope* mho%
held yee•erdsg, the admonts Mowed a balance to favour of tea dven-
turess of 131.10.. U. after Wilds during the levies upwards of COIL
worth of we. Opole OM In Ins report staled tits ciomous at the N
Whom level MO OE imoda 33 Weems, a chases bevies hash hi=
pis. la Ms creead, of
the lore Wild. g more ommestal, It Ming nom
▪ feet wide, composed of indadle. Wee. and Moues of win r ore, Tbis
Is euppesed bit salami. the Orlin cm mane. The nee at the bib
exoseduistal with the* la which Own ls a lode worth from W. to
101. pee fathom. A inn of Ls U. per share was made.
At • meeting of the advestmess In Omit Wort Comets Mao, hold
on the 13d November, the moons showed a balsam In bead of hit.
The asenth roper, maim Oat the preepems of the mine an Intim than
ai Ne last atemat
At a moths of lbe adventarees to gut Wbool Falmouth. hold on
the rite lust, the wont. showed • helsrms of 4151. et. 1.. In favour of
the mine.

MONDAY Events°.
The mining market to-day was again active, and
prices were well supported. East Basset :titres
present a fresh advance. Tolearnt, East Wheal
Russell, and St. Day United, amongst others, were
likewise in good demand, at improved rates. Lady
Bertha shares were flat. Annexed are the closing
quotations :—East Basset, 130 to 136; South Cara-
don, 410 to 420; Wheal Grenville, 36e. to 404.; St.
Day United, 10s. 6d. to 11s. 6d.; Wheal Adams,
245. to 285.; Lady Bertha, 325. 6d. to 335.; East
Bobtail, 61 to 7 ; Tolcarne, 130. to 16e. ; Bryatail,
10 to 10} ; Devon and Courtenay, 11a. to 125.;
Herodafoot, 61 to 61; Kelly Bray, 2} to 2! ;
Kitty (Lelant), 8} to 9; Craddock Moor, 27} to 30;
Wheal Mary Ann, 46 to 47 ; Wheal Wrey, 37e. 6d.
to 40a.

- Cobra Copper shams have again advanced. St.
John del Rey improved 103. The shares of the
North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South
Australia and Port Phillip Mining Compare 7 were
likewise in demand. United Mexican showed
flatness.

Rhytnney Iron shares continue in request, with
an upward tendency.