The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-07 00:00:00

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FRIDAT Evianic.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 8711 to 1, ex
div., for nest Tuesday's settlement, opened this
morning at 871 to 1, and closed at 871 to 1. For
money the last price was likewise 871 to 1; and
for the August settlement, 871 to 88. The isMcial
business report is as fawn n.-Three per Cent.
Conaola, for money, 871, ; ditto, for account,
87i, , ,1 'T
it hree Cents. Reduoed 8444
New Thee per ditto,l ; Bank
244 ; India Stock, 2#7 ; rztir ALP
1103 i, ; ditto Four per Cent., 92, ; tto e-
and-a-llalf per. Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 106;
ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ;
Bonds, 4s. prem.
Indian government securities were steady. The
March Exchequer Bills were quoted Ba. dis. to
par, and the June 3s. dia. to be. prem.
Much less excitement prevailed in the Image
stock market to-day, and the amount of .44s44ess
transacted was considerably below that of day. Nevertheless, Nevertheless., the tone was again very Etna,
and the variations in prices were mostly in op up-
ward direction. Danubian Bonds were
request, and rose 6 to 7 per cent. ; cw
Deferred also improved I} per cent ; 'en to
2; Egyptian, Itolt ; Menses_ ; Pernviiiel of
1862 and 1868, as well as Turkish of 11354 &NI DM.
I ; ditto of 1862, ; and Greek, 1. On %MI oilier
band, Italian of 1861 declined 11 per oent. ;
Boa-
lian of 1866, 1 ; Turkiah of 1866, .1 ; and Spanish
Passive, 1.

MINES.—(THIS .DAY.)
Own o'Ctock.
The mining market is somewhat firmer to-day,
and the transactions are to a fair extent, 14r a
Saturday. Frontino and Bolivia, Great Vor, and
Prince of Wales shares are inquired for, and miaow
a favourable tendency. East Caradon are now
quoted 7to7i ; East Grenville, 21 to nines
of Wales, 17s. to 19s. ; West Beton, 110 to X2O ;
Great Vor, 2/J to 21; Great Limey, 19i to 34
Clifford Amalgamated, 6} to I ; Chontales, to f ;
Frontino and Bolivia, to ; and West *er-
ton, 67 to 69.
The snbipined weekly report upon the motel
market is from the circular of Messrs. von Da-
delszen and North :

The metal market continnedln a stay depressed condition
up to Thursday, and lower priors had to be wiesp4Ml for
any sales of the least importance. The sadden =warms the
continent, however, which we may hops will be followed
up by actual pesos has given hol&re of nearly all dwitriP-
twos of metals an increase of confidonoe, and the opinion is
gaining ground that we have at length seen the twat of
this disastrous time.—lron.—Orders for Walsh NM and
rails are very soarer, and makers disposed to make Mame-
sion in price. At the preliminary meeting of the Stafford-
shire iron masters it was resolved to maintain last quarter's
quotations ; the trade is however very dull. Scotch pig iron,
after declining to 52atid. cash, has rapidly reoovered tobis.9d.
Copper : We have no improvement to report. English
raw and manufactured is obtainable eonsideraldy under
smelter's quotations from second-hand holders. 1 is a
little more steadiness in foreign, but quotations ant still
very low. There le more stability in the market bow.
Tin: The market is very quiet, Straits changing hands in
small quantities from 75i. 10s. to 771., wording to quality.
Banos nominally 7W. English very dull. Tin plates :
There is a little more life, and prices have recovered 3.
from the lowest. Lead remains very dull. Svelter:
The news from the continent has quite put a step to
business. The market is decidedly flatter and prioes quite
nominal.