The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-12 00:00:00

shown the following remits (the exchange taken at
28f. to the 11.):

Cain and bullion 522,988,900 .. Decrease £762.060
Bills discounted ' 20,192,000.. Increase 1,181,000
Not in circulatks; . 28,236,800 hereess 163,800
Treseury depoaits 7,982,900 .. 'across 518,900
Private depoeits 8,172,800 Decrees, 344,200
Advances on French
Government Seca- 3 1,712,90 Increase 38,900
rinse
"yaw"oaltazi" 3,423,800 .. Decrease. 111,800
way Securities . s

The increase in the bills discounted and the de.
crease in the coin and bullion and private deposits
are satisfactory features, OA denoting more activity
in commercial circles.

The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Nov. 9, compared with the pre-
hMas weekly return, shows the following results:
Circulation lune
Circulation active 21,804,476 Decreette 614,960
Peblicdeposita
Other deposits
Governamat meetultla la

t 10,876,167 No change
other semi in haalaag
department 18,649,373 Decreaie 169,653
Cola and bullion ba both _ _ _ _

deparernenta
Bevan day and other bills 888,494 Decessee 18,678
The Rest
14°e" in rfterVe ..... • 8,888,430 Increase 461,980
Total reserve(notu& coin)
in !middies department 9,500,693 Increase 608,762
Owing chiefly to the influx of government depo
sits the reserve his increased half a million.
The Gazette statement of the movement of the
precious metals for the week ending Wednesday
last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of
gold, 750,4231. ; exports of gold, 373,0991.; import. of
5i1ver,423,8461.; exports of silver, 626,7091.

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DUDA! ETsware.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 to $ for
the 6th December, opened this morning at 961, to
and closed at 96f, "sellers." For money the
last price was 964, " buyers." The official business
report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for
money, 961, 1, $; ditto foe account (6th Dec.), 965;
Three per Cents. Rednoed, 941, 945, 95 ; New
Three per Cents., 941, 96, 944, 95 ; Thirty Years
Annuities, expiring in April, 1886, 171 ; India
Stook, 224, 226; the New Indian Five per Cent.
Loan (stook), 104/, 1041,104; ditto Scrip, 104, 103$,
1041; the Indian Four par Cent. Debentures, 1868,
961, 964; ditto, 1869, 96f.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 re-
main quoted 961 to I; those of 1859, 961 to f
India Bonds, 2s. dia. to Is. prem. ; and Exchequer
1 Bills, 295. to 325. prem.
In the foreign stock market the chief feature is
the hem;ness of Turkish Bonds, which have again
fallen fto 1 per cent. The supply thrown on the
market seems to consist chiefly of the loan of last
year.
Bank shares to-day were firm. There were again
inquiries for English, Scottish, and Australian
Chartered, London and Westminster, and Union
Bank of Australia. Australian Agricultural shares
have improved, whilst Van Diemen's Land have de-
clined to 134 to 141. Atlantic Telegraph were
nominally quoted rather lower. Red Sea Telegraph
left off at 1 to 4 prem. Great Ship were dull, at
13s. to 14s. London Dock stock continues heavy,
and was marked 65.
The shares of the Ocean Marine Insurance Com-
pany were in demand to-day, and have risen to $ to
prem. The applications are very numerous.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoce.

In the market to-day business is more active than
is usual on a Saturday. Bortridge Consols shares
continue in demand, and are marked in the
Stock Exchange Wheal Clifford have been
dealt in at 425; Providence, at 98; and Wheal
Mary Ann, at 37. Transactions have also occurred
in shares in Devon Great Consols, East Margaret,
and Alfred Consols.

St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in
demand, and have experienced a further decided
advance, being' marked 14, 141, and 141. Mariquita
have been dealt in at and 1, being still heavy
and United Mexican, at If, being also fiat.
The shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining
Company of fionth Australia remain quoted 1 to 3-16
prem.
The prospectus of the St. John's United Copper
and Lead Mining Company of Newfoundland
(limited) is Mined. The mines, three in number, are
situate in Conception Bay, 35 miles from the capital,
St. John's. It is mentioned that there is a safe
anchorage in Conception Bay, and that the produce
can be brought to Liverpool or Swansea for less than
20.. per ton. The capital is fixed at 50,0001., in
shares of 11. each. The consideration to be paid for
the leases, &c., is 5,000/. in cash, and 15,0001. in
paid•up shares.
A general meeting of the subscribers to the pro-
posed British and Foreign Mining Exchange is to
be held on Thursday next, " for the purpoosof audit-
ing the acconnta,appointing a chairman and commit-
tee of management, and adopting rules and regula-
tions for the government of the association."
Subjoined is onr usual weekly report of the metal
market :

There has been rather more business this week. Copper
keeps steeds for both English and foreign, but shows no freak
feature to remark upon. Iron is without change for ma-.
chant deKriptions, but Scotch pig is higher in price. Tin :
Prices tend downwards. Svelter keeps steady art price and
demand. Lead is without change. Tin plates are in better
inq ry
ui.
At ►a meeting of the adventurers in Wheel Mary, held os
the Bth inst., a dividend of 71. 10s. per share was declared.