The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-07 00:00:00

MONEY MA kJ( IJA I

Two o'Cuxi.

The stock markets are still order the influence of
the pacific assurances just volunteered by the French
government. Great buoyancy prevails in every
department of the Stock Exchange. The English
funds aro quoted I per oent. &bore the highest
point attained on Saturday. Lombardo-Venetian
railway shares are in extraordinary request,
and in these, together with the French
railway shares, the principal excitement has been
shown. English, Indian, Canadian, and most clams
of foreign and colonial railway shares, are likewise
better, although the transactions in these have been

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upon a comparatively quiet scale.
Consols for money and Wednesday next opened at
96 to 1, touched 961, " buyers," and have since been
steady at 96 to 1. For the 7th of April, the present
price is 961 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced
have been dealt in at 961 to t ; the New
Three per Cents., at 961 to t ; Bank Stock,
at 228 to 230; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures,
at 98t to 99 ; India Bonds, at 19s. prem.; and the
Jane Exchequer Bills, at 375. prem.
The Austrian Loan has risen to 1 to 1 die.
The foreign stock market likewise exhibits
an impro eed appearance. Turkish securities are
in good demand ; the Six per Cents. of 1864
have risen to 92 to 1 ; and the New Loan to 781 to
79 ex div. Spanish and Venezuelan stook",
amongst others, are also inquired for. Sales
are recorded u follows ..—Brazilian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents., 1858, 94i ; French Four-
and-a-Half per Cent. Rotten, 97f. (exchange
24f.); ditto, Three per Cent. Rentes, 68t.
75c. (exchange rot.); M.:skim Thies per
Cents. for 'recount, 201; Portuguese Three per
Cents., 1853, 451; Russian Five per Cents., 110, ax
div.; Sardinian Five per Cents., 80; Spanish New
Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 30/, 30;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1654, 92; ditto for
amount (March 16), 94, 921 ; ditto, Six per Cents.,
1858, for account, 791, 781, ex div.; ditto, Guam-
'teed Foar per Cents., 103; Venezuela Five per
Cents., for account, 43t, 431, 44.
At Paris this (Monday) morning, according 8.
Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented
were quoted 69fr. for the account at 11.65 a.m. (1. e.
prior to the opening of the Bonne) showing a reduc-
tion of nearly k per cent, compared with the last pries
of Saturday. The telegram reports tendeney flat,
but all the news good.
There is still a steady demand for money in the
discount market, and not much business is duo
below 21 per cent.
The Red Jacket has arrived from Melbourne with
39,600 ounces of gold, worth 158,4001. The bulk, if
not the whole, of this remittance will probably be
taken for the Continent. The Mary Ann, from New
Zealand, has brought only 1941. in gold.
The other imports of the precious metals an-
- nonnoed last week have comprised 183,9001. by the
Asia, from New York ; 160,8001. by the Atrato,
from the West Indies said Mexico; and 46,0321. by
the Tamar, from Brazil.
The total value of the week's imports is about

860,0004
The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports
of the precious metals direct from London includes
13,187 on. of gold and 8,848 or. of silver, represent-
ing a total value of about 82,0001. The gold was
despatched principally to Hamburg.
The Ripon (as previously announced) has taken
out 139,8321., nearly all elver, for Calcutta and
China ; and the hulk of the imported gold that hag
actually come to hand has been transmitted to the

Continent.
A telegram is expected to reach London in a few
days, announcing the arrival of the steamer Oneida
at BUZ, with the Australian mail of January. This
despatch will doubtless notify the sailing of some of
the following ships for England, with large remit-
tances of gold, viz. :—The Water Nymph, Copen-
hagen, Sydenbam, Conflict, Roxburgh Castle, Sal-
daubs, White Star, and the steamer Royal Bride.
The freight list of the Red Jacket, from Melbourne,
includes 2,162 bales of wool, 16 balm and 1 bag
sheepskins, 2,030 bags copper ore, 127 bags gum, 1
case kangaroo skins, 7 casks, 939 bags, and 100 pack-
ages lead ore, &c.

BATOZDLY Swim.
Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday
961 to 1 for money and next Wednesday, opened
this morning at 961 to 1, roes to 95/ to 1, relapsed
to 951, and closed at 961 to 1. After the close
of the Stock Exchange, the quotation advanced to
96/ to for the approaching settlement, and 95/ to
96 for the 7th of April. This was the first " making
'up day" in preparation for the settlement. The
official business report is as follows Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 96/, 1, ; ditto, for
account (9th March), 961, 1 ; Three per Cents.
Reduced, 961, 1,1; New Three per Cents., 961,11:
Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 13-16;
Bank Stock, 228, 230; Indian Four per Cent. De-
bentures, 99, 981; Three-and -a-Ralf per Cent. Ex-
chequer Bonds, payable in May next, 1001.
The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted Us. to
381. prem. The advertised Bills were marked 32a.
to 365. prem.
In the foreign stock market an improved tone
likewise prevailed, but the only purchases of im-
portance were in Turkish securities. The New Loan
closed at 77f to 781 div., being about 1 per cent.
better than yesterday, and the old Six per Cents. at
911 to /, showing a rise of 1•
The Turkish Gua-
ranteed Four per Cents. were likewise in better
demand.

MINBI-THM DAY.

Two o'CLoow.

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The mining market to-day is generally firm,
with a fair amount of business. Shares in Best
' Wheal Russell are quoted 28 to 291 ; North
, Crotty, 41 to 61 ; Wheal Grenville, 31 to 4 ; North
Robert, 3t to 3; ; North Basset, 91 to
101; Providence Mines, 81 to 83 ; Wheal
Margaret, 65 to 68 ; and Great Wheal
Alfred, 3; to 41. A number of tranuctions will
be found reported in the Stock Rschear list.
The shares of the Scottish Australian Mining Co
m-
pany have been dealt in at par. Foreign mining
shares are very quiet.
The prospectus of the Carysfort Mining. Com.
pan? Slimited) is circulated. The object of this com-
pany is to work the mines upon the " Great Caryaket
Royalty," in the county of Wicklow. The estate in
question comprises an area of 16,793 sun end is
held on lease for a period of 31 pan, at a royalty of
one-fifteenth. It is in the immediate vicinity of the
well-known Ballymurtsgh Mine, the property of the
Wicklow Copper Mining Company. Venoms
vantages as as regards facility of working are nume-
rated in the prospectus. The capital is fixed at
60,0001. in shares of 21. 10s. each, of which 3,200
free" shares are to be assigned to the lens sad
promoters, as payment he their interest in the
perty, and in liquidation of all expenses attaoding
the establishmeat of the company.
Tamar Cousin Mine on Friday .0(4 60 tons of silver lead
eve at 211.10 e. W. per ton.
At • meeting. of adventurers in Oalatock Console. held ow
the 24th ult., the amounts showed a balance egarket the mine
et 7671.6. Bd.
At a hi-monthly meeting of adventurers fn Ashburton
IJalbsel Miner, held on the 2nd hut., M Brlotol. • 0111 or
11. per sham on the 1,000 shares was made.
At • reoming of tbe English and showedte Cow-
pony, bell cu the led inst., the somat a balance in
hvour of the compeny of 9281. 17s.
Ate meeting of adventurers fa Cared Cowell., held on
the 26th alt , the accounts showed abidance against the mine
of 2.481. 14e. 74. A rill of p r shore WU male.
At • nmetiag of adventurers la Terser Mite, held en the
113th alt., the eceouots showed • ba'ases of 4911. 9e. 6d.
against ,
meet of A orll of M.N. per share wee male.
At a ing of adventurers In East Wheal Palau*
held on the 28th Wt., the accounts showed • balsam %Meat
the mine of 77'1.4e. 9d.
Peed
sea
• meeting of sdventarers In os Cassels, ha on
the 281 k u t. the account. 'honed • matt Wawa at 620.
llie. 10d. A call of 2a. re SUN INVENIIbh