The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-02 00:00:00

Jane 30. Ma.

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M. MARSHALL. o.l4l—Quisior-7

FRIDAT Knarntik

Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to ex
div, for the Bth July, opened this morning at 93
to l, and, after touching 931, " buyers," had relapsed
at the close to 93, "sellers." The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent.: Consols, for
account (Bth July), 93, 931, 93, ex die.; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 931,1, 1,1; New Three per Cents.,
931,1, a; Thirty Years Anne., expiring in April,
1886, lit Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, is-
sued in 1858, 941; ditto scrip of the New Loan,
941, 94.
Exchequer Bills declined la, closing at 21s. to
245. prem. ; India Bonds were quoted 10s. to 6s. die.
The scrip of the New Indian Loan was firm, at 94
to 1; and the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858,
at 941 tot.
Foreign stocks remain firm. There were numer-
ous inquiries to-day for Mexican Bonds, which, after
being marked as high as 181, closed at 181 to 1.
Turkish stocks rose 1 per cent., the Old Loan leaving
off at 751 to 761, and the New at 601 to 611.
Spanish, Russian, and some other descriptions were
inquired fur. The new Venezuela Active and De-
ferred Bonds were this day placed in the official
list, and were marked respectively 261 to 271 ex
die.. and 14 ex div. Dividends also fell due this
day on the undermentioned stocks, viz., Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents., Peruvian Unbarren and
Hogan Bonds, Portuguese Three per Cents., issued
severally in 1863, 1856, and 1857, Russian Four-
. and-a-Hale rer Cents., and Spanish Active and
• Deferred Three per Cents.

MINEB.-THIS DAY.

Two o'euxot.

In the mining market to-day the trantactioas
have been principally confined to shares in
Wheal Bassett, Grambler and St. Aubyo, North
Bassett, West Seton, and East Gunalelake.
The bargains officially reported in the Stock Ea-
; change comprise North Basset, at 7 ; and Grambler i
and Sr. Aubyn, at 62. There s little change in quo-
' tations. . .

Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with
scarcely any business, and are nominally unaltered
in price.
A reduction of id. per lb. took place yesterday
in the price of manufactured copper. Present quo-
tations are reported u follows by Messrs. Rims,
Willyams, Nevill, Druoe, and Co.:—Manufactured,
llid. per lb. ; tough cake and tile, 1021.10s.per ton ;
yellow metal sheathing and bolts, 90. per lb.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market :
There is no new feature of importance in this market.
Copper shows no recovery, and pylon have been reduced to-
day id. ter lb. Iron ow:donee in but moderate requeet.
Tin is firmer, and the price at the sale of burs in Holland
next week is genteelly expected to be higher than late quo-
tations. Lead keeps firm, and In fair demand. Spelt*, is
without change, but some basinses has been transacted
dewing the week. Tin plates found a rather bitter market.
At a timeline adventarete to Beeeserne and Harland Vatted
Mine.. be on the Seth ult.. the seeetutts at balance In Savour
he mine! of 1,13:1I,IN. 411!Idend.of. It. per than art tledekzen.

I~elrt*6DalA:lQot 1121. if:t; '1;;;;;sel t7O.teT eat &MOW L
TN, North Crate It toe scomote, presented at Zs ;metier bekl on tbs
MP Wet, allowed a Demo to Wow of tbe Was of 1031. 1:e. GI.