The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-13 00:00:00

MINBS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctooit.
The mining market exhibits no diminution of dul-
ness. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are
officially reported, and out of doors very little busi-
ness has taken place. Prices are nominally quoted
the same as yesterday. The settlement engages
attention..

Linares mining shares are rather more offered, and
are marked 91. St. John del Rey have been dealt
in at 131. Other foreign descriptions remain quiet.

MONEY MARKEI-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoci.

The funds opened this morning with flatness, but
have since become sensibly firmer. Prices are now
quoted Ito I per cent. higher than they closed
yesterday. The government broker has made
another investment.

The weekly Court at the Beak is sitting late to-
day ; the result of its deliberations has not yet
transpired.

Consols for the 3rd of June, after receding to
974, " sellers," have recovered to 974. For money
the present quotation is 97t," rather buyers." The
Three per Cente. Reduced have been dealt in at 95; to
90; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 961; Bank
Stock at 2221; India Stock at 2234 to 226; Ex-
chequer Bills, March, at 40s. to 445. prem.,
being in demand; ditto, June, at 375. to 40s. prem.
. - .

The scrip of the New Indian loan has bee; dealt
at 1001.
Turkish Six per Cents. opened this morning with
great heaviness, transactions being officially recorded
at 961 for money and 961 for the 31st inst.
A decided recovery has since taken place,
and the present quotation, which is 97 to for
the new account, is rather above that which was
current at 4 o'clock yesterday. The transactions in
the foreign stock market have been chiefly limited
to this stock, other descriptions meeting with
little enquiry, and presenting no important
alteration in prise. Where any change is
observable, however, it is in an unfavourable sense.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five
per Cents., 1011; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
66 (exchange 121 L) ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 661 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 92 ; Spanish
Three per Cents., 441 ; Turkish Six per Cents.,
961, 96, 97, 961; ditto for account (May 31), 961,
971 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104 ; Vene-
zuela Four-and-Three-Quarters per Cents., 361.
The Calcutta and China mail are expected to
reach London to-morrow (Friday) afternoon.
The amount of bar gold withdrawn from the Bank
yesterday for exportation was 93,0001., making an
ascertained total of upwards of 400,0001. since the
date of the last Bank return.

Rumours of a coming Turkish loan continue to
circulate. It is not believed that any definite ar-
rangement has yet been concluded, but it is quite
understood that negotiations are on foot. The sum
spoken of is about five millions, and it is said that an
attempt is being made to induce the Turkish govern-
ment to hypothecate certain special customs reve-
nues. According to one statement, Fried Pacha,
who arrived in Paris on Tuesday, to attend the con-
ferences, has powers to negotiate about the loan.
The specie arrivalsannouneed yesterday represent a
total of about 303,8001. The Teviot, from Alexan-
dria, has brought 207,8181. in Australian gold ; the
Avon, from the Beanie, 90,0131. in specie (of which
80,5131. consists of gold and 9,5001. of silver) ; the
Istanboul, from Melbourne (respecting the safety of
which some fears were entertained), 4,8001. ; and
the Senores, from Alexandria, 1,2001. The gold
brought by the steamers Teviot and Avon will be
delivered in London to-day, and the whole is
expected to be taken for exportation to the Conti-
nent, with the exception of any sovereigns which
may have come by the latter vessel.
The wind having changed to the westward it is
hoped that some of the remittances of gold overdue
from Australia will shortly come in.
The steamer John Bull took out 8,8731. in silver
for Hamburg yesterday.
It is stated that more than one-half of the cre-
ditors of the firm of Messrs. Felix Calvert and Co.,
the brewers, have already signed the deed &nth*.
rising the partners to carry on the business under
ingretion. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Oriental.
Bank Corporation is called for the 21st inst.
Yesterday was " making-up day" in the railway
share market. The rates of " continuation" were gene-
rally very moderate, except as regards Lancashire and
Yorkshire stock, a supply of which has been thrown
on the market by speculators, who had held it on
borrowed mocey. This stock, however, was better yes-
terday, upon a statement that the forthcoming traffic
return will present a small increase, instead of a con-
siderable decrease, as of late. We may point oat
that the traffic of this company, as well es of the
London and North Western, now compares with the
period of last year marked by the opening of the
Manchester Art Exhibition.

The report of yesterday's indigo sale is annexed :
Proprietors having withdrawn 1310 cheats this morning,
unwilling to Accept currant tate', a better tone was given to
the sale, the shipping quahnes of Bengal selling more
freely at a decline of to M. per lb. from the prices of
February, while fair Madras realised the full quotations of
that sale. 610 chests were wild, and 300 bought in.

The Admiralty have accepted the following ships
for the conveyance of stores, viz.: The Memphis,
for Fremantle; Percy, for Hobart Town; Ursula,
for Malta; and the Gladiolus, for Sydney. The un-
dermentioned are to be surveyed, previous to being
I engaged : Lady Bute, for Jamaica ; the Menampia,
for- Montreal; and the Sophia, for Zante.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 18th
inst. for the conveyance of stores from the Thames
to the Bahamas, Bermuda, Cape Coast Castle, Caps
Town, Gibraltar, Jamaica, Malta, Montreal, Simons
Town, and Bt. Helena.

WzoxasbAt Warms.

The funds opened this morning with firmness, the
resignation of Lord Ellenborongh being regarded as
diminishing the prospect of a news ministerial crisis.
The position of politic, however, continued to meet
with a good deal of anxious discussion, pending the
result of the motion for a vote of censure on govern-
' meat, which is to form the staple of debate on Friday
next. The market, being thus undecided, was
quickly affected by a renewed pressure of sales by
the influential parties who have operated in the
same direction during the last few days. These
realisations are said to have some connexion with
the continued efflux of gold from the Bank. In
some quarters it is surmised that the proceeds of &por-
tion of the stock sold here are destined for investment
in the French funds, the price* of which are ex-
tremely low, compared with those of Consols. The
English funds finally left off about 1 per cent. lower
than yesterday, with a fiat appearance, owing partly
to the receipt of lower prices from the Paris Bourse,
and partly to rumours that the efflux of gold con-
tinues unchecked. On the other hand, some consi-
derable arrivals of gold were announced to-day.
The adverse gold movement has not yet produced
the slightest effect on the money market. First
class bills are still discounted in the open market at
21 to 21 per cent. At the Bank scarcely any busi-
ness is going forward. In the Stock Exchange the
rate for loans on government weariness does not ex-
ceed 2 per cent.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 971," buyers,"
for the 3rd of June, opened this morning at 971 to
1, receded to 971 to, 4, and closed at 971, " sellers."
For money the last • price was 971, " sellers."
The official business report vas follows :—Three per
Cent. Consols, foe xsowey, 974, 1,4, f, 1, ; ditto,
for scoonnt (3rd Jane). 971. 1,3, 1; Three per
Cent. Reduced, 98, 941i,7961, 964; New Three per
Cents., 96, 961, 934, , 951, 964 ; Bank block,
223, 2214, 222; ndia Stock, 2261; Three-
and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay-
able in May, 1869, 101, 101/, 1011, 101.
The New Indian Four par Cent. Debentures were
dealt in at 1003 to 1.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 40s. to
434. prem. ; and the June Bills, 87s. to 40s. prem.

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