The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-03 00:00:00

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19 111
101 115
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count (7th June), 934, i. t, 1 Three per Cents. Re-
duced, 92/, f, a,!; New Three per Cents., 921,
1,1, /, ; Long Annuities, expiring in January,
1860, 11.16; Bank Stock, 220, 222; Indtan Four
per Cent. Debentures, 941, 1; the scrip of the new
Lose, 93141-
The New wo-sad-a-Ralf per Cents. were also
officially marked 78f.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan has receded
per cent., closing at 03/ to f. The Four per Cent.
Debentures issued last year were steady, at 941
to 1,
Exchequer Bills were quoted 17a. to 21s. prem.,
and Indian Bonds, 101. to Os. die.

The foreign stock market was quieter, bat prices
generally were firm. A few sales of Turkish awoke
were pressed in the morning at a reduction, but the
closing prices were the same as yesterday, viz., 89 to
70 for the Old, and 68 to 69 for the New Loan. The
Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue in de-
mand for investment, and were marked 10'4. There
I Were also inquiries for Russian and Venezuela Bonds.
1 Bpaniah were more offered. Mexican closed at 17! tot.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocs.

Little business has been done in British
mining sham to-day. No bargains are marked
in the Stock Exchange official hat. Shares have
changed hands, however, in Tretoil and Messer,
South Caradon, Hingston Downs, Wheal Grenville,
and Wheal Edward, at former prim.
The shares of the General Mining Association
(Nova Scotia) are officially marked 241 and 241,
being still inquired for, and Mariquita t.
In the last Storthing, the Norwegian government repealed
the law which restric,ed the silver mines in the Rongeberg
district from being worked by private enterprise. A grant
of a terrain, east of the Songen river, hu been given in per-
petuity to a Danish merchant, and a company is now in
course of formation for the puma.e of openieg the property.
The government works west of the river, 1840, have re-
turned an annual average profit of 44,0001.
An extraordinary general meeting of the Ronnie and
Canada Lead Company it called for the Bth itseL, to receive
the accounts of the liquidators.
Tho Bast Ounnielake )gins amounts, presented at the
meeting held yesterday, showed abalone. in favour of the tus-
dertaking of 661. 18e. 4d., sod an estimated balance of pay-
ments over receipts before the text meting to be held
September, to the amount of 8821. 4s. 10d. A call of 6.. per
share was made. The following fa the agent's report :
" The lode in the 36 cut on the north lode is worth 8 tons
of ore per fathom. We sampled 104 tons of ore on
Friday last, the produce of two months, and there is every
probability that we shall be able to augment the sampling
considerably."
M • meeting of adventurers In Bedford United Mines,
held yrsterdsy, the accounts showed a mak balance in
favour of the adventurers of 1,1631. 18e. 7d. The esti-
mated accounts ehowed a balance r.f receipts over payments
before the next meeting in September of 7061. 66. 2d. A
dividend of SA. per share was declared. The agent reports
"that the mine continues to be in a sound and healthy
state, although we are unable to report any particular im-
provement or increase in the reserves, and we trust the pre-
sent returns will In maintained at the came monthly cost."
At a meeting of adventurers in But Basset Mine, held on
the 31st ult., a dividend of 81. per share was declared.
At SJuth Caradon Mine meeting, a dividend of 101. pre
shale woe declared.