The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-17 00:00:00

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Jay 15, 1811.

FRIDAT ZYKIIIIIII•
The funds remain firm. At one period to-day a
fresh rise was shown, and the closing quotations of
Conical; were about 1-16 per cent. above those of
yesterday. The government broker made his urinal
purchase. The market still derives much support
from the late band fide investments, both in the
funds and railway shares. The development of the
views of Ministers with reference to the financial
part of the greet sewerage question exercised no ad-
verse influence. Rumours of a favourable Bank
return and the large arrivals of gold also contributed
to promote a favourable feeling.

At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes closed
at 68.20 for money, and 68.25 for the end of July,
being sc. lower then yesterday.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to for the
sth of August, opened this morning at the same
quotation, advanced to 95 7-16, ' buyer," and
closed at 96 5-16 to 7-16. For money the lust
price was 95 3-16 to 6-16. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con-
sols, for money, 931, 1,1; ditto, for account (sth
August), 951,1, 1 ; Three pee Cents. Reduced, 051,
1,1, ; New Three per Ceuta., 961, 951; Long
Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 11; Thirty
Years' Annuities, April, 1883, 18 7-16; Bank Stook,
223, 222, 223; India Stock, 218; India Bonds, 15s.
prem.; India Loan Debentures, 991, 991 ; Three-
and-a-Helf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling
payable in May,1859, 1001.
The New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were also
officially marked 79/.
Exchequer Bills were again rather dearer today,
the March Bills being quoted 345. to 375. prem., and
the June, 21s. to 265. prem.,.

Foreign stocks rennin firm. Turkish Biz per
Cents. closed the same as yesterday, at 95i to I. The
scrip of the New Brazilian Loan was fairly supported
at to j dis. Anglo-Peravian Fourand-a.Ralf per
Cents. were again in active demand.
The market for bank shares remains firm. The
shares of the Bank of Australia* City Bank, and
London and Westminster Bank, were quoted better.
Electric Telegraph stock was in demand at a slight
improrement. Southampton Dock Stock was offi-
cially marked 681 and 68.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.

Little or no business has been transacted in the
home mining market to-day. In the Stock Exchange
no transactions are officially reported, and very few
bargains have taken place elaewhere.
The transactions in foreign and colonial mines
have also been very limited.
An extraordinary goceral meeting of the shareholders in
the Nouveau Monde Mining Company le called for the 16th
of August, at Paris, " for the purpose of hearing the report
of the gSrant on the actual position of the company, and also
to take into consideration certain propositions which will

then be submitted to the meeting."
From Great Wheal Alfred 119th 3alyl. the agent reports:—" The lode
neatly Macerated In the LOWISH of the 170 ts nth hopwrieg. and la
now worth 601. per fathom It wants to be lengthiest's, both east sad
west. Toe lode in the 10 west of Copper.houso shaft la genius larger
and of rows value. r"o worth from 2V. to 301. per fathom. No lode
takes down In Um eastern end at this level ; we than oornmenes on
F ream, Alfred (lowa, 'Julf 141, the went& report as follows :—" ed"
Milne shaft is sow Funk /ahem. below the 160 ; the lode tail feet
wide eniatwed of no.;.ol, rsr, and Sootiest: no lodesyet Intencete Ito
the 100 crewcut north The north ode fe the 160 west of thefloskaa le 1
If.
whilst °mane tribute ground ; thle lode in the 140 trot to worth
ger Whom this lade .tooth wow east is wor per om.
We hope we yet teen the will level
wain of the lode to fath
the women;
math amaeurrl bat lola la much of the suns chew-atter ae no
Meet lode to borers endue shaft gating below the 110 Is Woo
W we. This lode la the 120 wet Is I feet wide, rodoefog
elleggitaf We; this To le No. 1 New elating below the 110 Is worth
106. parllegleow. This lode In the 110 met Is worth 121. per fathom
The moth Womb la this lerel .slit to worth 161. per (whom ; Wendt
Maim 10 le worth XI. per fathom. The north lode le Use 70 wet
we& Megarse ea WA reported."
from listhord Vaned, dated Jo/y 13. states that " The
lerra=4l6 art la 3 fen wide, producing good stones of ore. le tab
level want as lattal. 'S. feet 1.16 e, yielding stoma of ore. The lode to
the ISO end is 3 feet hide and Is WE worth from 2to 3 tons of ore pet
fathom. The stapes In the bottom of this level continue b ylell the
ammo quanthy of ore so last spear: S. No n't -tenon t• .o lode In the
new gots The lode la the 116 wail Is 3 feet wide. worth 3 tons per
Whoa/ In the 103 mat the lode Is Si fee: wide, and worth from 2to I
tow per Mamie. Wattles *mot to the bottom el lAN level, are worth
4 tons mg foghorn. Wu arc drtrthe by the Wl* of the In to in the 47
ear/ to the 36 wet the Indef.& feat lido Welding ravine 'rt.'
At Great Wheel B.' oe-o IJely 131 the grated avi lode to both the
ends sad ntepu. are lon,, the awe w Man last TCl.o,:el—.urfam sad
other demo menu without alteration.
Frew Mat Ountii•lo .e sod bulb Bedford Ootonla the agent writer
(July 111 Jul follow Ws have not yet esli ea through the woo
0311110 la the 76 west of red white that. The ground mull oust faseut-
Wle for driving in the tr 2 eroecut south. The stoat In the bottom of
the 49 wart ale worth tow of ore tar fathom. W e are &Mot by the
aide of the lode It tea 3o 02.4 i op the north lode. South lode be lode
o Correrd's abs't hi 3 fret wide, compeed of geese, star. sod orlon,
prodp good stades of ore. The Belding the 36 esst.*TheSt wide,
Of quarts. orlon. and ore, raving wort. tato la
the ems to impru rod, Wag now 2 rest wide, and worth I ton
of good ore peg fathom."

FRIDAY BYTRTNO.
In the mining market to-day the principal business
consisted cf the settlement, which has been of an
unsatisfactory character, owing to the recent fall in
Wheal Harriet shares. Shares in North Roskear,
Providence Mines, Wheal Margaret, Wheal Uny,
North Wheal Crotty, Great Wheal Alfred, North
Frances and Wheal Edward, however, were inquired
for. Annexed are some of the closing quotations,
viz.:—Great Wheal Alfred, 5/ to 8 : Wheal Ed-
ward, 41 to 51; North Crafty, 41 to 6 ; North Ros-
kear, 29 to 31 ; Wheal Uny, at to 8 ; North Dol.
math, 20s. ; West Par, 13s. to 16s. ; Wheal Har-
riet, 19s. to 21s. ; and Wheal Grenville, 3es.

Foreign and 'colonial mining shares were inani-
mate at former prices.